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[Magisk] shoey63:
Lol.

You forget to add hypocritical XDA members who root their devices, but call Pogo spoofers cheats.[emoji6]

Edit: This is how I play PoGo with a joystick.

- Install Magisk, hide root and make sure Pogo starts.

- install https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.theappninjas.gpsjoystick

- Install app systemizer module.

- Reboot twice

- In joystick settings, turn on Enable System Mode and Disable Location Service. (leave Enable Indirect mocking off)

- Set device GPS settings to device only and Turn of WIFI and bluetooth scanning.

- Don't select any Mock Location app.

- Reboot and select starting location in the joystick app's map. Start it, and start Pogo.

- Enjoy spoofing [emoji1]
[Magisk] Rush94:
Any solution to bypass it ?
[Magisk] shoey63:
Don't use mocking. Try the method I use. (see post directly about yours)
[Magisk] Karls0:
Where your see hypocrisy here? Root is just getting admin access to your device and had nothing to do with cheating. I can even accept cheating in game as long as it is single player game. But if you cheat to get advantage over fair players in online game (as PoGO is) it is not ok.
[Magisk] shoey63:
It depends what you do with those admin access rights.

- If you use root to install an adblocker to remove adds from an app so you don't have to pay the dev to have them removed, YOU ARE A CHEAT!

- If you use root to flash a zip in a custom recovery that bricks your device and take it to the service center playing dumb, and hoping they will replace it, YOU ARE A CHEAT!

- If you flash a custom kernel so you can over-clock, and end up frying your motherboard, and then claim RMA without admitting what you did, YOU ARE A CHEAT!

Compare that with a guy who uses a joystick and masks his location so he can play PoGo without walking (or can't walk).

Someone might be deprived of a Pokecoin:rolleyes:

I'm not suggesting you are guilty of any of the above [MENTION=4586683]Karls0[/MENTION], just pointing out the hypocrisy.
[Magisk] Rush94:
Bro my safety net fails saying CTS profile mismatch :(
[Magisk] shoey63:
Your device must be incompatible with Magisk. You need to install gps joystick as a system app somehow, and disable dm-verity, SuperSU maybe? Good luck with your research:fingers-crossed:
[Magisk] Rush94:
But it used to work on 7.1.1
[Magisk] shoey63:
Then go here https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=68034103and ask for help.
[Magisk] Rush94:
Yeah already on it
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Sometimes that's OK and pgo still opens

Pokebot.ninja is updated to new api :)
[Magisk] Rush94:
What is pokebot.ninja
[Magisk] games906:
Disable BusyBox within the magisk settings to pass safetynet
[Magisk] Rush94:
Any other suggestions because busy box , magisk hide and systemless host all 3 are disabled still safety net fails :/
[Magisk] games906:
Enable magisk hide, disable BusyBox, reboot
[Magisk] andrew2432:
True cheating
[Magisk] teddy0209:
Are those the one on gyms that if you try to take it down, it automatically goes back to lvl10?... Found one in my area, took me a few hours to beat it (about 3)... Lol... In less than a day the lvl of the player became 33.. I leveled up 2levels by just taking it down...

Edit: it was during the event with double xp..
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Just a FYI: Magisk Hide is what hides, among other things, Magisk and what makes SafetyNet pass. Like already stated, you'll need it enabled.
[Magisk] Rush94:
Did still no success

Can you explain hoe it works i would love to try that

Refer below screenshot still no success
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Have you taken a look in the troubleshooting link in my signature? Lots of good tips there...

If nothing else, at least upload a Magisk log. Logs are always good when asking for help.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=7327661]Rush94[/MENTION]

You've tried to open it? There are reports of pkmon working with CTS mismatch still. Also have you disabled xposed? Have you previously modified your boot with any other root? Are you on stock? Do you need to be? Touchwiz sucksssss, not that its affecting too much other than overall performance in general lol
[Magisk] Rush94:
Here's the log

** Magisk post-fs mode running...

** Magisk post-fs-data mode running...

* Running post-fs-data.d

* Loading core props

* Preparing modules

* Stage 1: Mount system and vendor mirrors

* Stage 2: Mount dummy skeletons

* Stage 3: Mount module items

* Stage 4: Execute module scripts

* Stage 5: Mount mirrored items back to dummy

** Magisk late_start service mode running...

* Linking binaries to /sbin

* Starting MagiskSU

* Running service.d

* Starting MagiskHide

MagiskHide: Moving and re-linking /sbin binaries

MagiskHide: Removing dangerous read-only system props

MagiskHide: resetprop by nkk71 & topjohnwu

Initializing...

Modify data structure: 'ro.debuggable'='0'

Existing property: 'ro.debuggable'='1'

Recheck property: 'ro.debuggable'='0'

Done!

MagiskHide: Starting MagiskHide daemon

MagiskHide: Unable to watch /magisk/.core/magiskhide/hidelist
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Now there's your problem.

If Magisk can't access the list of processes/apps to hide itself from, nothing's gonna happen...

I've no idea what this error is about, so I'm gonna throw some random thoughts out there:

Do you have all the proper permissions set for the Magisk Manager? Is the Magisk image mounted rw? Can you access /data? Can you navigate to the Hide list in a file manager?
[Magisk] Rush94:
I have given all the permission to magisk manager but i don't see content in magisk folder
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Do you have your file manager set to show hidden folders?
[Magisk] Rush94:
Oh yeah now i can see them but i am unable to find hidelist named file
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
You could try creating it manually and give it permissions 0755 or uninstall and reinstall Magisk.

If you create it manually you'll need to add this line for SafetyNet to pass:

com.google.android.gms.unstable
[Magisk] Rush94:
I have done uninstall and reinstalling but didn't work permission 0755 how ?
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Well actually I didn't think that through... The hidelist should be created when you enable Magisk Hide, not on installation. Toggle Hide off and on and see if the file is there. If it's not, run the following two commands in a terminal emulator (as su) and check for any error messages:

sh /magisk/.core/magiskhide/disable
sh /magisk/.core/magiskhide/enable
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
Yup... No write permissions, so the Hide list can't be created. Don't know if it's only /magisk or entire /data that's mounted read only. You're going to have to deal with that first.

Google is your friend...
[Magisk] Rush94:
So now i have to give this folder write permission as well right ?
[Magisk] rtbear:
Is there a 6.0 rom for n900t (TMobile note 3) that will pass safety net and allow me to use GPS spoofing? There's to many other players in my area that do it and it's tough to compete with being one of them.
[Magisk] teddy0209:
You try it... Or better ask in your devices forum...
[Magisk] gfons:
If I want to flash systemless with this, is it possible to make fake gps joystick work again even if I have updated new google security patches?
[Magisk] teddy0209:
Magisk doesn't have anything to do with fake gps joystick... It just lets you pass SN, and therefore be able to play on a rooted device...
[Magisk] gfons:
Ok, but is it possible then to make it a system app so this will work again for mocking location?
[Magisk] Karls0:
Google patched it, so why you think anything will change if it will be on system partition instead of data partition? Anyway it is thread about Magisk. If your app for cheating doesn't work, ask in app thread not here.
[Magisk] biggdevon:
Magisk had built in SU, with the subsequent root you can use a number of methods (Titanium Backup, Magisk modules, etc.) to convert an app you system.
[Magisk] Tribal198:
I want to play with pokemon go on my Lenovo k3 note (rooted systemless with magisk). I hide the game using the feature "magisk hide", and now i can log in with my account on the game without any problem...but, when I start playing, pokemon go write that "gps signal not found", even if my gps is turned on and it's working with other apps.

How can I fix this problem? :(
[Magisk] Rush94:
Are you trying any spoofing apps ?
[Magisk] Tribal198:
No, I don't run any of these kind of applications
[Magisk] AjOzzo:
if i will use magisk with root, i will can use spoofer?

i have samsung s6 with patch security :(
[Magisk] dynospectrum:
No
[Magisk] alexpower:
Try spoofing app as system, without mock location activate

Gesendet von meinem HTC 10 mit Tapatalk
[Magisk] Karls0:
If you downgrade to old rom. Any newer has fixed this exploit.
[Magisk] Tribal198:
So the "magisk exploit" only runs on android 6.1 or lower? 7.1 is excluded? :(
[Magisk] teddy0209:
What? No... That's not what he meant...

Edit: he meant the spoofing/mock location
[Magisk] Karls0:
Yes, you can use Magisk and it's hide on any Android newer then 5.0. That was only about spoffing gps - it will not works on newer roms.
[Magisk] AjOzzo:
i use magisk but i cant use fake gps in as system because magisk dont root system files

magisk root data and cache files, is fake root.

i test it
[Magisk] teddy0209:
[MENTION=5751976]AjOzzo[/MENTION]

Lol... It's not fake, you just don't know how to use it... And you just signed up to say that... ???

Edit: wrong quote... Haha
[Magisk] Didgeridoohan:
I suspect that has more to do with your system than MagiskSU... If you have recently updated your device (march security update or newer), for example, gps spoofing won't work.
[Magisk] negroxxx:
I tell how the S7 G930F works

Superman Rom 1.19.1 masmallow

Magisk v12 y magisk app

Root Switch 1.3.3.2

Supersu 2.79 SR3

Magisk Hide and RootSwitch pass Safetynet green.

Pokemon go 0.63.1
[Magisk] RayGarden:
Do you have Magisk Root + SuperSu running simultaneously? I don't understand....
[Magisk] negroxxx:
Yes I have them running simultaneously
[Magisk] RayGarden:
That's interesting. I will try that too and see if I can pass SN. With only Magisk Root and Hide Root, it doesn't work for me.
[Magisk] negroxxx:
O.o
[Magisk] RayGarden:
When installing SuperSu and Root Switch, my device is no longer Rooted. Neither when flashing Magisk again.

Any solution?
[Magisk] teddy0209:
No, he doesn't have them both... No magisksu, only supersu...

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You have v12 so you can't have them both, the suhelper has been removed (that's the only way you can have both su on previous versions)... I think you're confusing it for magisk itself...
[Magisk] negroxxx:
To turn off the root use RootSwitch with the path in the / data folder. It also depends on the rom you use. I can pass SF with magisk v12 and RootSwitch simultaneously. With RootSwitch I was just red.
[Magisk] teddy0209:
That's because magisk does more things, like hide the state of bootloader, selinux, etc...
[Magisk] RayGarden:
Yes v12. Magisk says my device is not rooted. Can you explain precisely in which order to follow the steps? By the way, v12 comes with my Resurrection Remix ROM on my Trltexx (SM-N910F).
[Magisk] negroxxx:
When disabling magisk hide does not pass SF only with RootSwitch. They work together to pass SF with supersu

[youtube]c8W5Fh2IJMY[/youtube]
[Magisk] dynospectrum:
Just flash magisk v12 in recovery
[Magisk] RayGarden:
So, here is the story.....

* Magisk v12 is pre-loaded on my RR-Rom 7.1.2

- Magisk Hide didn't make me pass SN

I've read that [MENTION=7726078]negroxxx[/MENTION] used both Magisk v12 + SuperSu 2.79 SR3 simultaneously and on top of that he use Root Switch.

So, I've flashed SuperSu and installed Root Switch.

Once I opened Magisk, I didn't had root.

Then I was told that I only needed Root Switch alongside Magisk. So I uninstalled SuperSu. Flashed v12 again in Recovery.

1. Magisk screenshot

- SuperSu still looks activated....?

2. SN screenshot

- Either with Root Switch enabled/disabled, I can't pass SN
[Magisk] negroxxx:
Do the path dot.supersu and custom.ramdisk in the / data folder?
[Magisk] RayGarden:
I do not understand correctly.

I do have the SU Folder directly on the device storage. No su file in Bin / Xbin folder.

I cannot find Custom.Ramdisk
[Magisk] teddy0209:
You already have magisk on your rom, don't mess with it by installing supersu and rootswitch... There is something triggering SN on your setup... Try to find that out... Check the troubleshooting tips thread for Magisk.. First thing you should do is check if magiskhide has started properly (add root checker app to the hide list and check)...
[Magisk] teddy0209:
Here, for reference... This setup is passing both basic integrity and CTS...
[Magisk] negroxxx:
* copy custom_ramdisk_patch.sh /data

* copy dot.supersu /data/ and rename .supersu

https://mega.nz/#!K552RACb!qj1FoLxzk6RriTYZ4o-7v4cBUuDocQj06f9yWzwWyho
[Magisk] negroxxx:
[MENTION=1851989]RayGarden[/MENTION]

Enable root to copy the files to the / data folder
[Magisk] dexterek91:
Is It to possible to play in Pokemon Go with active Xposed?

Xiaomi Redmi Note 3

Android 6.0.1

MIUI 8 7.5.4 Xiaomi.eu
[Magisk] :
Nope. Xposed is too intrusive to hide now.
[Magisk] calikevin:
Using systemless xposed version 86.2, systemless SuperSU 2.79, and suhide together flawlessly. Only downside is no upgrading to Nougat until a new working hide mock locations method is found.
[Magisk] :
Don't you guys have to use an old ROM version for that?
[Magisk] calikevin:
86.2 works on Marshmallow, so yes, but there aren't any features exclusive to Nougat that I can't live without so there's no need for me to upgrade to newer software.
[Magisk] :
I meant the MM you're on. I heard it conflicts with newer security patches, or it it fixed?
[Magisk] Karls0:
Multiwindows + significantly better battery life. For me it is enough purpose that messing with Xposed isn't worth staying with 6.0. Magisk is new Xposed, so there's no reason to install another mods (I think even Xposed author understand that, so he didn't released 7.x update). Just wait until more modules will be ported from Xposed to Magisk, it's matter of time.

@Up - it depends if he need xposed for cheating or not. If the first - yes it is conflict with security patches and probably will be not fixed. If the second - I me almost sure, you can install it and hide in any version of 6.0.
[Magisk] calikevin:
Correct, I can only use ROMs with the older security patch from October 2016 or earlier.

I get great battery life with my M9 + MM ROMs that are available, and multi-window is just an annoyance to me. I use spoofing for Pokemon GO because I'm physically disabled and still want to enjoy the game. I also prefer a rooted device and the ability to remove system apps as I please, and I don't see why banking apps need to be disabled simply because I want freedom on my device, so I use old xposed and suhide.

Does Magisk have any sort of Hide Mock Locations modules? Until it does I'll be sticking with my perfectly stable and performing MM software.

I know this is a Magisk Pokemon thread but I was responding to a question about xposed specifically, apologies for going off topic.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Xprivacy is worth mm, is there a magisk alternative?

[MENTION=4709179]calikevin[/MENTION]

Go controls works with magisk with a complicated hard/soft reboot pattern

Edit: no Xposed method dumb me (worked on lp and mm for me)

1 method: move location changing app to system and use its "root mode" or "expert mode" the one I used had this pattern:

Make sure pgo opens nornally...Move app to system. Choose root/expert mode. Enable mock locations. Leave settings up in bg. Set location and activate location app. Start pgo. On white logo screen go to your window explorer, where you can see all you active apps, go to settings, disable mocks, return to pgo. Should have you stationary in the spot you've chosen...so pick a good one. Leave all three windows active, pgo, settings, location app. Navigate to location app and stop it, navigate to settings and enable mocks, back to app to start a new location, open pgo for a just a second, navigate to settings disable mocks, back to pgo.

Not pretty...but it works.

I thought you could use a joystick but I can't find one now that works without mocks :(
[Magisk] calikevin:
I have tried this with Nougat ROMs on my HTC M9, to no avail. I use Fake GPS GO 6.2 as it has Root Mode and GPS lock, which has worked flawlessly on my Samsung Note 10.1 also, the only GPS app that works on my tablet. Once I upgrade my M9 to Nougat, even after moving Fake GPS GO to the system/app or priv-app folder, the GPS won't be spoofed without Mock Locations enabled, which then keeps Pokemon from launching due to it detecting Mock Locations.

Edit: I have tried moving the GPS app to system, but not while using Magisk or method you mentioned. If I do find myself needing to upgrade to Nougat I will definitely give it a try.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=4709179]calikevin[/MENTION]

I used a paid app, it was 1.49 when I bought it, 1.99 now. I don't remember the name but it was an "i" for the company name

Edit: magisk + system xposed and maybe root switch I don't remember. Shut off system xposed and pcontrols still works?!
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
Is there a way to use the module of xposed by magisk
[Magisk] teddy0209:
No
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
I'm playing pokemon go with magisk very well but I can not use Xposed to install modules like snorlax. I hope you know me the only solution. Play pokemon go with root and xposed
[Magisk] calikevin:
Only way is on MarshMallow.
[Magisk] Telperion:
Marshmallow, Magisk, Xposed 87, SuperSU, suhide, root, and it all passes SafetyNet without needing to toggle anything. It also fixes all of the sluggishness issues, this version of the mod doesn't slow down your device at all. I'm still looking for people to test it out on devices other than the ones I got it working on, my main device is an Honor 8 on Nougat so I can't test it on that.

Reply in here or PM me if you're interested in testing.
[Magisk] teddy0209:
Is it the combo the uses suhide?

Edit: I've use this combo on my M9 (magisk+magiskxposed+supersu+suhide)... It works yes, but then the effect of suhide on my device is terrible (like about 10x slower)...
[Magisk] Telperion:
It is, yes, but an improved version.

The problem with the suhide configuration in the past was that it wiped out Xposed's optimizations on boot, so the phone was horribly sluggish because of constant recompilation. This instruction set involves backing up a good directory of optimized Xposed .dex (and art and oat) files, then bind mounting them over top of the dalvik-cache to solve the recompilation issues. The sluggishness goes away instantly and is retained until you reboot the phone. If you reboot, it's sluggish again until you run the bind mount command again, at which point it's back to being fast.

If it works reliably for others on multiple devices, I'll make a Magisk Module for it to automate the process instead of running shell commands from a root terminal. It'll also automatically execute the bind mount so once you do the initial setup, on subsequent reboot the fix will stick.
[Magisk] calikevin:
Using 86.2 systemless xposed, you don't have to reboot every time you switch off root using RootSwitch, you simply need to switch root off and that simultaneously disables xposed, yet you can still use currently installed xposed modules. No Magisk installed or rebooting needed.

Wait, I may have misread your post, but I don't think my phone is going through those phases upon reboots.
[Magisk] Telperion:
That's an option, yes. But my method uses the latest version of 87.0 Xposed and you don't need RootSwitch, the phone passes SafetyNet. To each their own though.

Check your Xposed Installer log, do you see recompilation errors?
[Magisk] calikevin:
Would it actually say recompilation error or would it say something else? If so I don't see that mentioned at all in the logs.

I do like the sound of your method, not having to keep switching back and forth is nice, but I feel like once I have the configuration I like, I rarely actually need root enabled so I usually just leave it switched off.
[Magisk] Telperion:
This is what my Xposed log looks like immediately after boot on an XT1042 before I apply the fix. I had these errors on 86.2 and 86.5, which is what drove me to figuring out a solution in the first place -- my device was so slow it was unusable.

https://0bin.net/paste/PRFB9NlbgWcHQKW8#OUJjMtYZejwzPQXQKMn-OpxZcSR5AEYFn3I+RYm6uZU

For me though on this device I never even needed RootSwitch in the first place, I passed SafetyNet with simply Magisk, SuperSU, and suhide, using systemless 86.2. I could leave root permanently enabled and still pass green. My issue was the horrific slowdown caused by the recompilation issues visible in the log. I found other users on XDA with the same bug and narrowed it down to suhide -- suhide on some devices wipes out the Xposed optimizations in dalvik-cache, which causes the sluggishness.

Everybody's device handles these things differently though, because they're highly specific pieces of software, and not just 1 but 4 of them on the same device.
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
I am using samsung galaxy s7e. i can install android 6. You can guide and attach the link so that I can install. thank you
[Magisk] teddy0209:
So you backup the optimized files, put it in another directory, install suhide then bind mount the files?... That's cool, never thought about doing that before...
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
My friend instructed me to install magisk + xposed to play pokemon with. I have text messages for you
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
I can not pass SafetyNet though I installed suhide-v0.55.zip
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
I need some help. I sincerely thank you
[Magisk] teddy0209:
There are probably other things triggering safetynet in your setup...
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
What should I do to fix it? Where can you instruct from how do I see if I made a mistake

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Semi-customizable to use snorlax module of xposed by magisk ??
[Magisk] teddy0209:
Check the troubleshooting thread of magisk, it should help... But don't ask about this setup there as this setup/supersu is not supported by magiskhide... They'll just suggest to you to remove supersu... It is better if you start with setup that passes safetynet from the start w/o any modification... Then install the mods one by one...
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
You can guide specific steps. I will do the first step by step to see if there are errors. thank very much
[Magisk] Telperion:
Pretty much, yes
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
You can guide specific steps. pokemon go with xposed and root and use module sonrlax. thanks very much
[Magisk] Telperion:
I'm away from a computer until later today, then I will.
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
I will wait for you. thanks very much. i use samsung s7e android 6.0.1
[Magisk] Telperion:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0zE1Kk8sIB6NHA0TnF4VnliRTA

The standard disclaimer applies of me not being responsible if anything goes horribly wrong. These steps work on my XT1042, no promises for other devices and ROMs.
[Magisk] hhhhh99999:
thanks very much
[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=3694505]Telperion[/MENTION]

You've combined some methods then? Magisk hide to pass sn and allow root to stay mounted. SuperSU 2.xx RX + suhide .55 (not the standard release right?) + xposed 87 (system or systemless?) What prevents xposed detection...suhide/SuperSU combo? No root switch involved so I'm just trying to comprehend!!

[MENTION=7437767]hhhhh99999[/MENTION]

Were you or your friend able to fix snorlax? Its broken right now so you're about to run into another hitch that nobody can direct you to fixing