yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[SuperSU] ZabiGarma:
Yup, I'm passing SafetyNet according to SafetyNet Playground. Maybe I just got banned from PoGo lol (though odd, since I haven't been cheating, at least not with my account and not in my phone). Maybe they're banning rooted users?

Anyhow, the notification started showing up when I installed Root Switch 1.3.3.2, but it went away as soon as I flashed xsetpropSu.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
I am guessing it that PoGo never used safetynet but was always checking for root directly.
[SuperSU] G U C C I:
I think they ban people if they detect that you have Xposed installed since people were using the modules to cheat. Could also be rooted people as well.
[SuperSU] haciamca:
Snapchat login problem help me

Hello

I have a problem

suhide please update

Update the application because it does not enter into SnapChat [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]
[SuperSU] rhyzan:
Suhide is not one of his priorities. He made it clear in his last few posts here.

You don't ask for ETAs. You don't ask the man to update the app. He'll update when he wants to. If it doesn't work, provide detailed info. If you can't or don't know what or how, find other solutions. Surely there are many solutions to your problem out there.

I'll give you one. Soft reboot and disable root. In that particular order. There are better solutions out there than this but this works too. Good luck.
[SuperSU] JonathanRAZ:
For snapchat unroot login then reroot
[SuperSU] :
I don't know where 7.1.1 got started but it doesn't even exist, 7.1 is the latest and greatest.
[SuperSU] yochananmarqos:
Next time, research before you post something that makes you sound like an ignoramus. :p
[SuperSU] Loddy550:
Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-T355 Marshmallow 6.0.1

After installing SuperSu 2.78 SR3, I tried installing suhide 0.55 and it gives me a bootloop on the device. Please help fix problem. Log in attach _yadi.sk/d/JUQqC67sy9KPm
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
To fix bootloop, flash suhide-rm

ofc, you will not be able to use the benefits of suhide, but your phone should be able to boot again
[SuperSU] Loddy550:
I fix bootloop, i flash suhide-rm. but I want to install to work suhide
[SuperSU] Solverz:
Hey,

I've successfully install suhide and I've blacklisted the apps that I want root to be hidden from but they still are detecting it.?

Does blacklisting mean that the blacklisted apps are the apps that will be hidden from root or does it means that the blacklisted apps are the one that won't be hidden from root ?

Thanks,
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
The listed apps should be blocked

but please tell us, what apps are you blocking? Po/go and AP are detecting root/modification of your system with SafetyNet and suhide does not work anymore against SN.

And there might be some in-app root tests, suhide is not able to fake rooted state.

€dit: iirc, you sometimes have to clear data/cache of a blocked app after blacklisting it. Reboot is recommand after blacklisting, too.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
I believe that PoGo isn't even using Safetynet but is detecting root directly.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
always i have blue/red screen in SN helper pogo does not work => i think it is. If blue, pogo most time just says "cannot connect", with red it tells me my Hardware/OS/Whatever is not compatible, but for example after using rootswitch it seems to be compatible

(but soon, at least for german player) niantic should remove SN. i have already posted some information as "Warning: Offtopic" with hidden content here.

anyway, this is offtopic :)

the most important statement of my post is, for some apps suhide does not work and clear data/cache of app + reboot is recommend
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Everything is already build in in the flashable zip, you only have to flash it and you're good to go.

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Nice to hear about your personal experience.

Mine differs in ways that it does work on all apps that I tested it on.

POGO only work for me if I pass SafetyNet with Green succes screen.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
thats what i said: pogo needs green "pass" on SN to run

and: i said it MAY happen that there are some apps suhide does not work for. in one of the first posts, CF himself said, it might be possible that some apps detect root even with suhide
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
My SafetyNet is RED, from unlocked bootloader, but I have no root. PoGo still works.
[SuperSU] alexpower:
If unroot and sn red you can use Pogo, but not AP

Gesendet von meinem HTC 10 mit Tapatalk
[SuperSU] giuliettoh:
Is there anyone with a lg g3 working?

Inviato dal mio LG-D855 utilizzando Tapatalk
[SuperSU] Solverz:
Okay so the blacklisted apps are the ones that are hide from root?

And I've managed to get it to work with Snapchat
[SuperSU] G U C C I:
I'm using snapchat with suhide and am not having any problems whatsoever.
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
I thought that was for Magisk, only. May I have a link to the zip or post you are referring to.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Yes that's all known since the first version of suhide it's experimental and unsupported software.

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The link is in this post
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
No, that does not seem to be correct. It goes back to my discussion about manually copying the contents of a xsetprop zip file that is meant to be flashed in Magisk.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
OK than that's where the confusion starts the guy was talking about a method without Magisk and this is the one, Xsetprop does not need Magisk to operate.

So if there's no other reason for one to use Magisk they can better go the way of what is mentioned in the link.
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
That's right, which is not a flashable zip method. It is entirely manual, although you can automate the adb commands required to activate xsetprop.
[SuperSU] rhartinger:
I tied to install and run Pokemon Go but I cannot log in to Pokemon
[SuperSU] :
I must be blind, enlighten me on where you see 7.1.1 in the tags

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Have you followed the link and read the instructions, it's a flashable zip I even downloaded it to test it and it's really a flashable zip.

If you want I can give you a copy.

And ofcourse the Magisk way you described is not a flashable zip.
[SuperSU] afr33sl4ve:
http://www.droid-life.com/2016/10/20/video-whats-new-android-7-1-1-nexus/

Seems like it is a thing. :\ I was curious myself.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
This is a developer preview and not a common production version.
[SuperSU] bouchigo:
Just because Google hasn't released the source doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Google releases source whenever they feel like it.

The latest N6P beta is 7.1.1.
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
Could you please give me a link to the flashable zip. I must be missing something...

---------- Post added at 03:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------

Of course, 7.1.1 developer's preview 1, beta ota was released by Google for the Pixel C, Nexus 6p and 5x in mid October. Release 2 hopefully coming in the next week or so and will include the Nexus 6, as well.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Yes you are missing something, the link is there 2 times on that page.

Here it comes again for you:

XsetpropSU flashable zip
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
Thanks, very strange I did not see that and I followed your earlier link.
[SuperSU] jed_f:
Hello guys.. Chainfire if you get to read this..

I'm using Oneplus One with CM 13 6.0.1 snapshot (latest version) & Franco Kernel. Passing Safetynet (green). Installed are latest Supersu SR3, suhide v0.55, Rootswitch 1.3.3.2 (latest). Pogo works, Android Pay adds cards and tried using it today in Subway and the transaction doesn't go thru. Made sure root is disabled with su daemons disabled and adding card and closing it before tapping phone on the terminal. What AP says on the screen "please tap phone again on the terminal". Can you please kindly check on this? Thanks! :)
[SuperSU] Mar-cel:
I have installed with the instruction in op but it is not working with snapshat app
[SuperSU] Paxy:
Android 7.1.1 Liveboot log file

Firstly, great job [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION], as usual.

Here is LiveBoot log file for suhide issue with newest 7.1.1 Android Dev build for Nexus 6P.

Hope it will be helpful to resolve bootscreen loop issue.

Stock Nexus 6P Android 7.1.1 over Dev OTA + SuperSU SR3 = All OK

Stock Nexus 6P Android 7.1.1 over Dev OTA + SuperSU SR3 + suhide 0.55 = Bootscreen loop
[SuperSU] gotmikhail:
Just wanted to add confirmation that I get the same thing. Thankfully, just flashing suhide-rm-v0.51 fixes it.
[SuperSU] Danny94:
I don´t get SafetyNet bypassed :(

I tried:

-Latest supersu Sr3 systemless

-Suhide 0.55

-The suhide 06 script over termux

-The flashable xpropsetsu zip

What im dooing wrong ? How does i get this **** of pokemon go running.
[SuperSU] Karls0:
I have 6.0 AOSP based rom, with root in traditional (/system) way. Will the suhide work if I just flash suhide-v0.55.zip? I have compatible TWRP. OP suggest to use systemless root but is it really obligatory? What will happen with system root?
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
try rootswitch (with and w/o stop su daemons) and remove 06suhide scrpit. Some people (including me) reported, it causes SN fails in some combinations

For rootswitch just look arround in this thread, a link was a lot of times posted

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as far as i know, suhide install will fail with some kind of error message like "su found". I think it is needed to systemless supersu. But it is quite easy to systemless supersu

=> disable root, delete su-files and install supersu systemless, reboot device, reboot TWRP and flash suhide
[SuperSU] Danny94:
[MENTION=5300075]135Shadowsoul[/MENTION]

thanks for answer, root switch is working the latest (my old didn´t work) but it sucks to disable root everytime im playing and all root apps stop running (greenify amplify kernel auditor[using modified governor over that] )
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
on my GT-I9505 (Samsung S4) with CM13 rootswitch is working w/o "stop su daemons" and with my tasker it is quite easy to automate disable/enable root. I dont know why it is working for me without stop daemons, but i think this would be a solution for you, too. I think greenify and so on are already running before you start po/go
[SuperSU] Fenny:
Stands out

E/Zygote ( 660): Socket name not whitelisted : /data/adb/socket_haploid64_root (fd=3)
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
You know Suhide does not work on Android 7.1.1 reported many times on this thread and addressed by [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION].

Everyone who tied it without reading or searching the thread got a bootloop. Yes flashin suhide-rm solves the problem.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
Unroot your phone. PoGo will work fine then.
[SuperSU] Paxy:
Why such attitude. This post is about log report for developer to help him fix the issue and prepare all of you that would use 7.1+ in future.

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Wow that was fast. I have failed to notice it.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
I don't get the attitude talking.

It's just a normal answer, this problem is reported many times already everyone who really reads this thread know this by now so the post is not adding something also try to understand what experimental and unsupported means, no help from developer so stop asking please.

And yes it's quite understandable that when you remove an app that's causing problems the problems disappear.
[SuperSU] jed_f:
Hello can anybody confirm here if the transactions of your AP's are going thru or successful? Thanks!
[SuperSU] herzzreh:
I can't pass SN check with systemless SuperSU SR3 and this.
[SuperSU] Fenny:
I am looking for the source of that message about socket white lists. My guess is that it is IPTables, but that will not be the only solution. Haploid and diploid will likely need to be updated to hide specific parts of the new systemless root method on devices with rootfs and system on the same partition and dual partition devices like the pixels.
[SuperSU] slixzen:
Is there any reported issues with suhide on SU SR3? I have rooted the OS, then flashed suhide and all it does is bootloop from the looks of it anyways.

Was hoping to give it a shot again. But unfortunately, not having a lot of luck with it.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
i think we need a bit more information, for example your OS version. There are a lot of reports that suhide causes bootloops on 7.1.1, and iirc also on 7.1 in some cases

and did you reboot after flashing SR3? thats recommend, too.
[SuperSU] ert69:
I cannot install suhide even when i have done the echo systemless=true blablabla. Have tried sr2 and sr3
[SuperSU] harpin14789:
Try unrooting, flashing kernel, the superSU, then suhide.

To unroot go to recovery, flash osomosis UnSU script, then go to /data delete su.img, and patch...sh file if its there. Then flash superSU zip again. It worked for me.
[SuperSU] ert69:
What do you mean by "patch the .sh file" ? How do I patch it?
[SuperSU] jed_f:
I can 100% say it's working on Oneplus One. Make sure Twrp is latest version. Clean install wiping data, cache, system then flashing latest CM13 Snapshot, Franco Kernel & Gaaps at the same time then let it boot.. After successful boot reboot to recovery then delete 2 su files first in bin and xbin using file manager in Twrp then flash SR3, suhide v0.55 boot again then install Rootswitch 1.3.3.2 . Disable su daemons and toggle switch off. The only thing now is AP let's you add cards but transaction doesn't go thru.. POGO works. Need someone here to verify also if their AP transactions go thru.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
is suhide required if you want to use rootswitch? i thought, both try to hide root their own ways. please correct me if i am wrong
[SuperSU] Turk89:
flash suhide with Flashfire.
[SuperSU] shuckeru:
flashed suhide 0.55 with SuperSU SR3 on a full factory reset nexus 6p on 7.0 NBD91K november update. still stuck at boot animation after 30 mins. anyone else getting the same behaviour?
[SuperSU] Karls0:
In theory yes, but in practise it can cause compatibility issues. And not ever rom works well with systemless root. Besides, it's another task to do after every update of rom - su hide alone could be flashed after rom install without even rebooting but if i'd have to manulany remove system root first all goes complicated and take more time. Therefore i'm interested if it is possible to do suhide work in system mode.
[SuperSU] zaphiel:
Can you say it step to step what did you do? I have OPO with Resurrection Rom, suhide 0.55, SR2, xposed v86.2 sdk23 topjohnwu, safety test doesn't pass and PoGo not works... Im so newbie with this.

Desde mi OnePlus One
[SuperSU] grep_i:
No that's not possible it must be systemless didn't you read the OP first post.

Check the attachment on this post and flash it to cleanup old remnants of SuperSU and CM. superuser

Check out this cleanup script I made for this occasion just flash it before SuperSU and everything will be OK.
[SuperSU] fire7777777:
me too, nexus 5x
[SuperSU] iskandar1023:
The message is from here. Just got same bootloop with the november update too.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
That was also my initial thought also but in my case root switch didn't work for hiding root and Xposed without suhide.

As soon as I added suhide back to the mix everything started to work for me.

So I would say in my case it is mandatory I do not know for others.

But purely answering on your question alone, suhide is not required to use rootswitch.
[SuperSU] EViollet:
Delete /system/xbin/su

Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A3003 en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] Fenny:
Ahh, yep that looks about right. So, in order for this method to work we would need to build/patch a zygote with an amended whitelist, or patch the function to always return true. If we can do a systemless bind mount of the patched zygote... It could work. That would really be per device though. And, I am pretty sure it would defeat the purpose of the exercise, since it could be detected.
[SuperSU] ert69:
Wow! Nice! This did the trick and did it very nice, easy and quick! Thanks a bunch!
[SuperSU] alelopinf:
Now, How can I unroot suhide?

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[SuperSU] grep_i:
Do you mean remove suhide or do you mean unroot ?

For both procedures there are flashable zip files to do the trick.

For remove suhide you can find the link to 'suhide-rm-v0.51.zip' in the OP or first post.

For remove root or unroot you can use the following cleanup script.
[SuperSU] alelopinf:
Remove suhide, I was flashing the zip but it did not remove it. Sorry for my English

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[SuperSU] grep_i:
Are you sure it was even installed to begin with.

How do you know it's not removed.

The zip file I was pointing you to is created by the developer of suhide it must work but you can also manually remove in a file browser the folder:

/su/suhide

And the file:

/su/su.d/05suhide

Reboot your device and you should not have suhide anymore, remember that first boot after above procedure will take a long time as the optimizing apps will kick off.
[SuperSU] cold ice killa:
I got linked to this thread when asked on reddit about making SafetyNet work for Android 5.1. Can someone tell me if this method of rooting and hiding the root works for Huawei Y6 with Android 5.1? Will it be risky for me to try? I've searched lots of internets and can't seem to find a proper way to make safetynet work for Android 5.1 and I can't upgrade to 6.0...

Thanks!
[SuperSU] gvalro:
Please, there is someone who passes SN, and runs POgo, on a HUAWEI P9 Lite.

Tanks in advance.

Greetings.
[SuperSU] MassStash:
getting stuck on boot right before lockscreen loads. Has stock wall, and flashes the wallpaper, then sits black screen, flash wallpaper, sit at black screen. Have to reboot to recovery and rm suhide0.50 to get full boot to lockscreen/home. was on .16, flashed rm, then flash new super su, then flashed 0.50, new super su again, reboot. perhaps stop at .50?
[SuperSU] buttie:
Do you have Xposed flashed? Have the same issue on m9 with Xposed.
[SuperSU] Braakie:
Great work Chainfire,

Stock android 7.0

twrp 3.0.2.0

suhide 0.50

Supersu 2.78 sr1

= working safetynet

= working Pokemon Go
[SuperSU] wilflare:
anyone got the UID for Pokemon Go for hiding?
[SuperSU] corkiejp:
It is different on every device and if you read the thread, it is already working without putting it in.
[SuperSU] HamsterHam:
Rom not booting, stuck at boot animation using new version. No xposed.

Flashed the removal zip and rom booted up.
[SuperSU] ianmacd:
Thanks for this latest release. I hadn't tried suhide since the initial 0.01 release, so I was keen to give this a spin.

Unfortunately, after flashing, it immediately became apparent that GMD GestureControl still doesn't work. It throws an error message on boot that no multitouch device could be found. That's a deal-breaker for me, since GMD GestureControl is more important to me than the couple of currently non-functional apps that suhide might be able to coerce into working. For that reason, I had to remove suhide again.

If you would like me to help troubleshoot this in some way, just let me know. I know you're a busy man, but the offer is there.
[SuperSU] HamsterHam:
What order is everyone flashing the new version?
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
I was unrooted and tried to flash suhide first and it did not work. So I flashed sr1 then suhide, then sr1 again and it worked.
[SuperSU] ddrum2000:
Same thing for me
[SuperSU] Sc4ryB3ar:
I'm laughing so hard right now, my sides hurt.... For the Lg G3 D850, suhide works so well, it hides root from itself!!!! I've tried several different orders of flashing, no go. Once suhide is flashed, su is lost to the phone. Just wanted to let you know. :)
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
I am using what [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] suggested, 2.78 SR1 and no xposed.
[SuperSU] Opticuhl:
Just wait until 0.50 is released, for now enjoy your super-powered suhide!
[SuperSU] bouchigo:
I hate to state the obvious guys, but this post should have made it clear that you need to be on SR1 before switching to the new suhide :good:

Post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68699158&postcount=415
[SuperSU] HamsterHam:
All working. I did that and it didn't work on the ROM I was testing. Working on one I just flashed. :)
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
It's not that obvious. The original suhide installed first then SuperSU after it. I think if it said SR1 was a prerequisite to suhide that would have been obvious. Nonetheless, once you try to install suhide first, the error message is clear that it couldn't mount su and it becomes obvious it needs root to install. I'm just glad Chainfire got it out the door before he did. I feel that once this is shown to be stable and working the directions will be modified for the masses.
[SuperSU] bouchigo:
Well, the way he worded his post it seemed obvious/logical to me that the new suhide method would not work without being on SR1 first, but I guess we all read and understand things differently :good:

Otherwise, why say this: "I recommend uninstalling the current version of suhide and upgrading to this version of SuperSU ASAP", before the new suhide was even out...
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
Hindsight 20/20 I guess. I was not even rooted before this came out, nor did I have suhide installed, so there was no reason for me to upgrade SuperSU. It's not a big deal since the recovery error message made it perfectly clear what I had to do. I think it should read, if you're not rooted with SR1 then suhide will fail. Assuming that someone is not rooted the process would be root, suhide, root again, reboot? See what I mean those are 2 different scenarios. He did ask us to help each other out in his absence and I think we're doing that quite well. :D
[SuperSU] rhiome:
Thank you so much for the reply. I tried that too and got elevated permission but now I am still getting the not found result. If you think I should wait for an update I will. Is something supposed to be installed to the /data/adb/ directory because if I browse there manually, there is nothing there?
[SuperSU] buttie:
You're using of course the new version from this post, yes? Chainfire changed location of the script but didn't have time to update OP I guess. New command is as follows:

/su/suhide/add <your UID>
[SuperSU] grep_i:
If you make a good complete backup first than I don't see why you shouldn't try and succeed.

If not you can always restore the backup.
[SuperSU] alelopinf:
I haven't got su and suhide file in bin and in xbin only su file. When I flashed the uninstaller of suhide then I was needing to remove root? Sorry for my English, again.

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[SuperSU] pkelly517:
Read the OP before you try anything.

Except for that whole 6.0 and later requirement.
[SuperSU] Karls0:
I'm not sure if it will works if I will push Rom+Gapps+Clean Script+Systemlessroot+suhide in one flash. It's still more complicated then if it will work with system root.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
No that's not needed root can function without suhide but suhide can not function without su as it is an addition to it.

But if you want to clean up root too than I have a cleanup script for you it will cleanup su and suhide in the process.

click here for flashable cleanup script
[SuperSU] alelopinf:
Thank you, I need to do a backup memory?

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[SuperSU] grep_i:
Better to have a backup and don't need than needing a backup and don't have it.
[SuperSU] photolarry:
This no longer works with latest firmware (NBD91x) on most Nexus and other devices. It was even a slight challenge to get rooted again but no possible way to get this flashed and hiding root. Not sure what Google did this time but all I know is if I flash suhide , the animation at boot just hangs. If I use the removal script, I can boot again normally. Ask [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] I guess if he is willing to help out.
[SuperSU] drewski_1:
guessing whatever is in 7.1.1 that's incompatible is now in the 7.0 Nov release :mad: