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[Magisk] hypern0va:
[Completely edited post]

I initially thought the Maps API problems were fixed but as I discovered they're not yet, my initial post doesn't make sense anymore.

However, I would still like to ask a question: by setting mapsv1 to 1 in NanoDroid's installation configfile, am I installing the first version of the API alongside the current one or am I substituting the latter with the first?

Thanks.
[Magisk] temporarium:
Try FakeGapps Xposed module.
[Magisk] conbak49:
Thanks for the reply. Tried it and no joy. Some apps just don't seem to be fooled. But the upside is I figured out how to get Magisk Xposed module installed.
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
The first is the case if I correctly remember. [MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION] ???
[Magisk] pseudoheld:
I'm going to install the official microg lineage on my poco phone as all other roms started having issues with nanodroid over time.

What is the best way to just install the official play store for purchasing apps? This doesn't come bundled with microg so I guess nanodroid is still the way to go.
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
[MENTION=7126506]Shadow53[/MENTION] also offers the by Setialpha patched Google Play Store as stand-alone zip: https://shadow53.com/android/downloads/microg/
[Magisk] Setialpha:
It's shadow53
[Magisk] andy356:
XD

That's okay. Most programmers commit off-by-one errors at some point.
[Magisk] Keule-Tm:
There's WebApps (com.tobykurien.webapps) for shortcuts.
[Magisk] rayman95:
Just an info...why suddenly fdroid propose me a gplay update 16.1.23??? I have fake store installed since beginning... I use havoc 2.9 on pie and microG and bromite...

Thanks..
[Magisk] rayman95:
yes I know that, but i just want to know why now it propose the update??it's months I have fake store installed and before, no update...

anyways thanks for the answer
[Magisk] garylawwd:
Prob because you never synced repos. That's normal behavior and always has shown an update for play store in fdroid if fake store is installed.
[Magisk] PJK2011:
I used to be on Anroid 9 Pie with BootleggersROM because it has signature spoofing. I just upgraded to AOSP Android 10 with no signature spoofing. I tried flashing the NanoDroid patcher, but it broke my phone and I had flash the system again. Then I tried installing the Magisk microG module, and it broke the system in the same way again. Is there anything else I can do? Would it work to install the NanoDroid Patcher zip through Magisk instead of TWRP?
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
According to the OP and the Documentation Android 10 isn't supported.
[Magisk] 0xSherlock:
[MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION]

Quick question: if Magisk is present, does the patcher install the patched services.jar et al systemlessly or still under /system?
[Magisk] conbak49:
Yup. I use Pie Controls launcher with shortcuts and it's about as convenient as having the app. Of course, Pie Controls needs to have Playstore installed...
[Magisk] SkyeNymph:
Hello, I am a huge fan of Nanodroid, and I love your built in debloater, but I was wondering if you could add chromium to your debloater function?
[Magisk] thoiloidainhan:
Anyone knows if screen mirror to Chromecast works with microg now? Thx
[Magisk] nksonfire:
Screen mirror to firetv works, not sure about Chromecast though
[Magisk] Sirius@15:
I installed the latest zip (Nanodroid microg only) from TWRP. Went through all the microg settings and everything looks okay (device registered, Google SafetyNet enabled w/ official server).

However, when I try to check safetynet status, Magisk gives me "SafetyNet API Error". I assure you I have a good internet connection, have tried clearing magiskmanager data, Droidguard Helper is hidden through magisk hide. I am not sure what else can be done. Any help will be great thanks.
[Magisk] :
Theres nothing for you to do except wait for an update that fixes this. Safetynet has had an update in how it detects a while back, thus rendering droidguard helper outdated.
[Magisk] user822:
Edit: I forgot I had already installed the app previously, no bug here, sorry
[Magisk] AlreadyFree:
Is it possible to do a completely systemless MicroG setup, on a stock rom with pre-installed GAPPS, by systemlessly removing GAPPS using the Terminal Debloater module in Magisk? Or will it only work by altering the system image and removing GAPPS permanently? I just lost my phone to water damage and had to get an newer phone that doesn't have any custom roms at the moment. So I'm stuck on stock rom for the first time in years. Trying to get back to NO-GAPPS without breaking OTA updates.
[Magisk] Setialpha:
NanoDroid does systemless debloating itself. Automized for all conflicting GApps. Results may vary.
[Magisk] AlreadyFree:
That's what i thought but MicroG doesn't seem to install correctly. The patcher seems to add spoofing successfully and NanoDroid claims to install successfully but once i reboot, the MicroG settings are missing both in the launcher and in settings menu. And i get error messages about no Play Services. I saw these instructions here under "Installing from scratch: Stock ROM with GAPPS" and thought maybe this had to be followed to manually remove GAPPS first.
[Magisk] Anikscha:
I did update PS to 16.1 via F-Droid !

AOKP ROM with SuperSU + NanoDroid-patcher-22.4.20190811 + NanoDroid-microG-22.4.20190811 + a single Playstore from here...

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=search&s=PlayStore-patched

No problems ! Everything OK !!

No

DF-DFERH-01 error !! Licence check of paid apps works !!

BTW, thanks a lot [MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION] for such a useful utility !! :)

Great job !! :good:
[Magisk] TeLow:
I hope this gets Android 10 support.
[Magisk] :
SafetyNet Fix Possible

Figured out a way to pass both safetynet checks with micro-g working on multiple devices, pm'd the OP for this thread. Not sure if already known by some. Was not very extensive process but did require framework not sure if it could be worked into anything officially but I hope. Did have to restore snapchat from backup but that is only app I use that is effected.

-Edit-

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kAEBmqd9DB7HCAaIepfqJ_nTtthVkOeY/view?usp=sharing

-suggested module (hiddencore passes too but screen stays on), shout outs to bdoel

https://github.com/Juxstin/EdXposed-SnapChat-Bypass/releases

-suggested framework (someone should test taichi also to see if xcheck is avoidable)

https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_RemoteDroidGuard/issues/24

-more info
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
Just wondering why you don't share your method/solution here publicly...
[Magisk] :
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[Magisk] :
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[Magisk] :
Safetynet has been dead since google updated it.

You should reach out to this thread, and/or the official microG thread. Alot of people here wants desperatly to pass safetynet, not passing safetynet seems to have been an issue that put alot of people of off this project too. so please be a good lad and share what you did. Nothing to worry about. Everyone here will appreciate your efforts.
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Hey, all,

On a different subject than safety net. I have my new 6t and I rooted it and installed Omni rom. I am anti google and I heard about Nanodroid. I hope to find the time to flash Nanodroid this weekend.

Just wanted to ask, if I am using Nanodroid, is there any reason to use Xprivacy or would that be redundant? I loved Xposed and Xprivacy on my old S5 and have wanted that amount of control ever since.

Also, I've heard just about any recent rom will be compatible with Nanodroid but are there any Oneplus 6t roms that you prefer when using Nanodroid?

Thank you

PS, I'm on verizon if that matters.
[Magisk] :
Xprivacylua isnt exacly related to nanodroid, but anyway, xprivacylua is a great app to use if youre worried about apps having permissions that you cant turn off. If youre running only apps from f-droid, or otherwise apps that doesnt have malicous permissions I see no use for it IMO
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Ok thank you, that's what I was wondering. When I used Xprivacy (Lua), I could basically keep all the apps with invasive permissions and just deny them (if it didn't break them) but with Nanodroid, I shouldn't have any apps that go overboard with permissions.

I don't know, if I ever decide there's an app I just have to have that's loaded with unnecessary permissions, I guess I could install Lua just for that. Almost wouldn't be worth it I suppose.

Now for the privacy minded individuals or those who are paranoid to the extreme, are there any roms better suited for that?
[Magisk] :
Find open source alternatives for your apps, and drop the propriatary apps. Then you dont have to use xprivacy anymore.

GrapheneOS for pixel phones is really the only one with privacy/security in focus of their build. Besides that, any of them should be as good as the other. HavocOS, omni, lineage, dont really matter which one you pick..
[Magisk] gimpy1:
I get these two error messages with Magisk. The one says "no Internet connection". What does it mean?
[Magisk] American_Jesus:
Try to install DroidGuard as user app, and try Safety Net again.
[Magisk] abacate123:
Read the issues section please (link below), that's a known problem with magisk 13 and the droid guard app while installed as a module (magisk's fault), you can either install the nanomod directly to system (not as magisk module) or you can install the droid guard apk as user app.

https://github.com/Nanolx/NanoMod/blob/master/README.md#issues
[Magisk] sudokamikaze:
Thanks mate! I Already downloaded and prepared :D
[Magisk] digitman xxx:
+1

Could you plz tell the best way to do that systemless (that not affect to pass SN) (already flash nanomod microG and DroidGuard is system app)
[Magisk] American_Jesus:
Download the apk from here and install normally

https://gitlab.com/Nanolx/NanoMod/tree/master/Overlay/system/priv-app/DroidGuard
[Magisk] Setialpha:
Or go to /system/priv-app/DroidGuard in file manager and tap on DroidGuard.apk to install.
[Magisk] Setialpha:
11.0-beta2

The second beta for version 11.0 is now available. Changes since beta1:

fix configuration file format migration (as pointed out by [MENTION=3372953]HeinJanMaat[/MENTION] )

Update Open Camera, Simple Calendar and F-Droid to latest versions

minor other changes

[MENTION=7970097]sudokamikaze[/MENTION] : you may try to uninstall the NanoMod Modules you currently have and use this version.

Download from AFH.

In case of errors, please provide

your device's architecture

your device's Android version (not ROM version)

whether installed as Magisk Module or in System Mode

used Magisk version

recovery.log or logcat or both (whatever is applicable)
[Magisk] gimpy1:
Thx, all. Safety net success. ?

Beta 2 are all dl'd, waiting for installation. Later today.
[Magisk] Againstt:
I am getting the error "Odexed roms are not supported" when trying to install the patcher through TWRP. However I am pretty sure AOSPA is not an odexed rom, or is it? Tried both the beta and stable build.
[Magisk] Shadow53:
I think it *is* an odexed rom. The installer certainly thinks so, if it's giving you that error.
[Magisk] Setialpha:
The patcher checks if the system partition contains .odex files, which don't exist in deodexed ROMs, so my guess is, that the patcher is correct and PA is odexed.

You can manually inspect /system/framework and any subfolder of /system/app or /system/priv-app if they contain any .odex files.
[Magisk] Againstt:
Yeah I found some .odex files, however no apk.odex, don't know if it makes a difrence. Dang thought only stock roms had odex, there is nothing I can do now is there?
[Magisk] Setialpha:
The framework can't be patched if it's odexed.

There are a few 'deomod' ROMs, partially deodexed ROMs, where the framework is odexed, but apps are not. This is a rare occurrence, but I saw this in some custom S6 ROMs, maybe PA is like that? I don't know.

You may try a patcher that does not check for that (tingle, haystack), but they'll fail aswell if the framework files are odexed. In fact NanoMod-patcher uses dexpatcher and haystack patches internally, but does check ROM type before doing anything.

Else you may deodex yourself, dunno if it's worth it, never done it. Or request that 'feature' from PA.
[Magisk] Againstt:
Yeah okay, think atleast the framework is odexed then, going to talk with the PA devs. Thanks for help!
[Magisk] westkone:
Hi,

A big thanks to you [MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION] ?

You made a really great work.

All is working fine and Magisk (v13.1) successfully passes SafetyNet check.

However I have a little problem.

When Nanomod and V4A (from magisk repo) are both enabled, the phone enters in a bootloop.

If Nanomod is disabled, V4A is working fine and I have no bootloop.

So I've checked magisk logs, here the last lines with the error :

I( 430: 2317) bind_mount: /system/xbin

I( 430: 2317) bind_mount: /system/recovery-from-boot.bak

E( 430: 2317) mount /magisk/v4a/vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf->/vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf failed with 2: No such file or directory

--------- beginning of crash

I( 430: 2366) ** late_start service mode running

I( 430: 2366) * Running service.d scripts

I( 430: 2366) * Running module service scripts

If I check with a file explorer, /vendor/etc/audio_effects.conf file is not missing.

I tried AudModLib and Dolby Atmos (with v4a) modules from magisk repo and I've got a similar error with both of them.

And it happens only with Nanomod enabled.

Is it possible that vendor is unmounted due to Nanomod and this is why V4A can't access vendor folder ?

phone : op3t

custom rom : AEX (07 july build)

Magisk modules :

nanomod : 10.0.20170701

v4a : 2.5.0.5 (from magisk repo)

iYTBP : 12.25.52
[Magisk] abacate123:
Try with this one too:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/module-viper4android-fx-2-5-0-5-t3577058

See if it'll bootloop, also, if still, send some more detailed logs. This way you help the dev to help you :)
[Magisk] westkone:
Your link send me to the AudModLib's thread.

As stated in my previous post, I already tried it without success.

Thx though.

I can put the entire magisk log, this is the only log I can provide.
[Magisk] JERW28:
[MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION] I noticed that the latest beta build uses template v3. I'm not sure if you are aware that the magisk module template has been updated to v4. Thank you for all your hard work.:)
[Magisk] abacate123:
Not really, the link send you to ahrion's viper4android module, which is not the same one ported by topjohnwu available on magisk repo. And it comes with the AudModLib too by default. Worth trying atleast?

Anyways, I use the Arise sound mod, and it comes with the viper4android builtin, and no such issues with nanomod... So you could try it as well (safetynet still pass if you use their compability module):

https://xdaforums.com/android/software/r-s-e-sound-systems-auditory-research-t3379709
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Ok thank you. Guess I'll stick with Omni. Yes I'd rather use open source over proprietary any time
[Magisk] n76:
I was under the impression that Nanodroid patched a ROM to support signature spoofing and then installed microG.

I was also under the impression that OmniRom already supports signature spoofing. (I recall that the primary developer for microG uses OmniRom.)

If I am correct, then you shouldn't need Nanodroid at all. Just install the various microG components yourself.
[Magisk] TRexombo:
I guess I didn't realize that. If all Nanodroid brings to the table is signature spoofing and Omni already has that, I shouldn't need Nanodroid but I still think I like the convenience of having Nanodroid do it for me.

Plus, doesn't Nanodroid debloat roms for you and even more attractive it gets rid of everything google. That part alone is very appealing to me. All these years I've been using Samsung phones, everyone always told me it's part of life, you just have to live with all the google apps and services running in the background because, after all android is a google product.

I've always preferred android over apple products but I don't like google's approach to business. I've always wanted to have the convenience of android without all of the google apps that try to collect and send as much information about the end user as they possibly can.

If Nanodroid allows us to do that, even if it doesn't offer anything else, I approve.
[Magisk] amg314:
IMO, there are better app to rule permissions - MyAndroid Tools.

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s-advance/themes-apps/share-myandroidtools-guide-to-disable-t2869119

With this app you can enable or disable any app services, receivers, activities or providers and so having full control on your personal or system apps.
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Thank you I will look into that. Been so long since I had a phone that you can unlock the bootloader.

I suppose there are many apps that I haven't heard of.
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
[MENTION=6016182]TRexombo[/MENTION] For many years and always on all of our devices, I'm a convinced user of microG (since the availability of Nanodroid "powered" by Nanodroid; remember with the exception of the patcher for signature spoofing and the modified Google Play Store, Nanodroid is an installer), XPrivacy respectively XPrivacyLua, MyAndroidTools, AppOpsXposed Re and a few others. I tried to capture everything from the beginning until today in a few threads. If interested, just look them up.
[Magisk] Setialpha:
NanoDroid does not just patch the ROM for signature spoofing. It's also an installer and has additional features. Read the first post.
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Yes sir I would like that. I will look back at your previous posts.

[MENTION=4187311]Setialpha[/MENTION], ok thank you, I had a feeling Nanodroid had much more to offer than just signature spoofing. I am very grateful for all of the work that went into this project. I am thankful that there are people out there who still appreciate privacy and want to help the community have an option where we don't have to choose invasive products from google and others.
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
Upps, I really made a mistake... Sorry for that! I forgot that I created so many thread just as a result of my moderator's function and tasks that it's nearly impossible to find my "own" threads in my profile. So, here're the links of the ones that might be of interest:

https://xdaforums.com/android/general/gapps-free-samsung-galaxy-s3-lte-gt-t3553620

https://xdaforums.com/raspberry-pi/general/pi-hole-pivpn-powered-raspberry-pi-3-t3768983

https://xdaforums.com/android/general/how-enhance-battery-duration-sgs-3-lte-t3478287
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Ok thank you Oswald I look forward to reading your posts.

Another question. Is it better when flashing a custom rom such as Omnirom (the one I chose), if you intend to install Nanodroid, is it better to flash it without gapps/openGapps etc and then flash Nanodroid?
[Magisk] guest4711:
For sure, yes. No need to clean things you did not install...
[Magisk] :
Dont flash gapps at all if you havent already. If I recall correctly, nanodroid will try to remove gapps on its own, if you have gapps, install, but Im not completely certain.

If not, you could reflash omni, which should remove gapps. or just remove it on your own.
[Magisk] eigerzoom:
I feel it should be stated that myandroidtools doesn't appear to be available on the play store but only from the developers personal site.

While I've seen plenty of the highest quality of apps be denied store status, even if only for a short time due to some services in the app, it should be a marker of extreme caution.

(Think malwarebytes being denied its effective call blocking and sms tools around version 3.5.1.2, possibly because google is behind many of the spam calls themselves)

Also worth mentioning is that the app has a chinese developer, and will by its nature have access to all the most critical information of your device a chinese government could ever want....

While it certainly could be a useful app made by a single person for good purposes, what you dont see is the developer here on xda, or any statements of coding source, you see someone hyping the app...

One more step of caution...

More and more are we seeing apps like ES explorer being exposed for their blatent migration of peoples personal data/metadata shipped off to chinese destinations, and that app was available on the playstore for a very very very long time....uhg
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Ok thank you guys, I'm just gonna start from scratch and not install gapps and then install Nanodroid.

I am not a huge fan of apps collecting and sending information about me.

I did not know that about myandroidtools and es file explorer. But somehow I'm not surprised. Also I didn't realize google blocked Malwarebytes abilities to stop spam calls.

Just another reason for me to be anti google. But on a side note, I know this sounds crazy but I think I would be more comfortable with my personal information getting sent to China instead of google storing it all.
[Magisk] PoochyX:
All these apps are conspiracies

([emoji3590]09-09-18[emoji3590])
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Right, I'm not saying I'm for anyone collecting our information. I don't want China to do it and I don't google or social media to do it.

Just seems like if a far away country obtains information on me, it would be less likely they can use it against me being hundreds of miles away from me, compared to companies on American soil who could be ordered to release it and use it against me if a corrupt administration were in power. But no I do not want I use apps that collect personal data whether it's China or the US.
[Magisk] TevW:
Decompiled the APK. It just hooks the "ctsProfileMatch", "basicIntegrity", and "isValidSignature" strings and forces a true value. Nothing more than snake oil.
[Magisk] :
I found the time to decompile it myself there is definately is a few things going on. A few apps may still fail would need to be restored due to signature spoofing validation or xposed so it's not perfect.
[Magisk] TRexombo:
Yessir you are right.

Well, I got my Nanodroid flashed and it's up and running. I am liking it a lot. Thank you Setialpha!
[Magisk] x8LHiiIB:
Thanks for clarifying. Just installed Bromite via nanodroid on LineageOS and noticed it showing as Android System Webview. I was confused because everything seemed to install fine and the systest says it's supported on my system.

---------- Post added at 09:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:35 PM ----------

Actually I take it back...just updated it via their fdroid repo and now it says Bromite System WebView...hmm
[Magisk] Ryū Kenden:
Good morning, I'm having an issue with nanodroid and the Magisk Module. When I active the module from the magisk module menu after the reboot it debloat all the app even if I have made via nanodroid wizard a file that has disabled that function.

Is there any way to prevent this problem? I'm left with no stock camera, calendar and other useful app.

Thanks in advance to anybody who will help me out.
[Magisk] Oswald Boelcke:
I don't know why you had to activate the Nanodroid module in Magisk Manager; I'd never to do that.

Did you install/flash the Nanodroid module through Magisk Manager?