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[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Asus max pro m1:
All thing is perfect but low sound of in call volume in speaker mode.

I have notice this bugs.

Any patch to increase volume

#lineageOS16official
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] azvmkrd:
How to install it in the first place ? Please help i have downloaded it, but have no idea what so ever
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Boomshiva:
Any audio related issues via speaker must get resolved by flashing NXP.ZIP

Did you try flashing it ?

---------- Post added at 01:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:50 PM ----------

1) unlock bootloader(instructions available here on xda)

2) flash a custom recovery like twrp (thread available here on xda)

3) make wipes

4) flash Lineage os rom.zip

5) flash gapps ( if you need them)

6) flash magisk ( if you want root privileges) & other mods ( if you need them)

7) reboot to system . Set-up the rom and be happy now :p

Ps : if you don't want to stay encrypted then you must FORMAT DATA (NOT WIPE) once to decrypt and don't flash any rom that Force encrypts data partition(like stock oem rom) .
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] Asus max pro m1:
Problem resolved

Audio increased much better than stock

After update of 21july lineage os.

I have flashed NXP.zip also.

Don't know what works either NXP or UPDATE
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] abukhann:
Its the nxp bro
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] equlizer:
Is there an app or module that will block (or try) robo calls? It is getting quite annoying. Almost makes me want to switch back to pixel for that feature :(
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] ram4ufriends:
You can install Google dialer magisk mod to get pixel dialer app
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] equlizer:
I have it but it does not block numbers like the pixel phones do nor does it display names of people or companies calling :(

Unless im doing something wrong?
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] 3DSammy:
An app I've used for a while across three phones is Mr. Number. It has crowd sourced blocking and customizable blocking. Among multiple features I've used it to stop Newspaper, political ... etc, robo and sales calls. I've never tried any Magisk module as an alternative so have nothing to compare against. Mr. Number simply did the job.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] Felipemartinez:
You can try truecaller. It is very effective.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] philidor:
For me it displays number of companies and frequently it identify spammer.

If not you can add number to spammers for you and add it to the Google database (for other people)

Inviato dal mio GM1913 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I had to completely wipe my phone since recently the battery life started tanking hard, and I couldn't figure out why. I decided to just start over from a clean slate, since I had the same configuration since I got the phone about a year or two ago (stock Android 9, unlocked, and rooted with Magisk and EdXposed).

I figured that I would flash the July image without wipe first, but the battery issue persisted. I then decided to just flash it with the wipe (after backing up data, of course), and the battery seemed to be a bit better while I was setting up.

The problem I'm now having is that my device seems to be missing Play Certification. I noticed this when I was unable to install Netflix from the Play Store (although Google Pay seemed to work fine?). I've tried flashing the image several times, and even tried older images, but I can't seem to keep Play Certification.

I tried locking the bootloader after flashing the July image, and that finally gave me Play Certification and I was able to download Netflix.

Obviously however, I need to keep an unlocked bootloader for other things too.

Is there any way to get Netflix (and Play Certification) to work with an unlocked bootloader?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] nitrous²:
Doesn't MagiskHide provide just what you're asking for? If you don't want to use Magisk, maybe try PeNoire's SafetyNet Spoofer which works without Magisk but still requires a custom recovery like TWRP.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
How would I get MagiskHide to work with Netflix without being able to install the app from the Play Store? Would enabling hide for the PS work, or do I need to sideload the app and then use Hide on the app?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] nitrous²:
Netflix doesn't care about the existence of Magisk once it is already installed on your device. So don't get confused there. You're problem is with the Play Store, specifically with SafetyNet. One step at a time;

When you unlock your bootloader, you are going to fail some SafetyNet checks. This will result in a restricted Play Store, meaning, certain apps won't be visible to you. To circumvent that, you flash something like Magisk or PetNoire to hide your bootloaders state to SafetyNet checks. This will result in an unrestricted Play Store. Unlock, install Magisk or PetNoire and then you should be able to get unrestricted access to Play Store apps.

Unlock the bootloader of your device

Install the latest version of Magisk

MagiskHide should be enabled by default, if not:

Download and install PetNoir's SafetyNet Spoofer
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I've tried this, but something seems to not be working, or I'm doing something wrong.

I have Magisk 19.3 installed, and I can see that MagiskHide was automatically enabled for ”com.google.android.gms.unstable" under Google Play services, but Play Store Certification still shows that my device isn't certified, and Netflix won't appear.

The SafetyNet check in MagiskManager passes, however, so I'm wondering if there's something else going on. I'm going to try the other suggested SafetyNet bypass.

EDIT: Installed the other Spoofer, and the Certification listing in the Play Store disappeared, but Netflix is still nowhere to be seen. I tried uninstalling all updates for the Store and clearing storage and cache, but still nothing.

Wondering if I should just sideload Netflix and see if it works fine.

EDIT2: After a few moments, the Play Store now says that my device is certified, but I'm still unable to find Netflix in the Store for some reason. Tried rebooting and clearing cache but still nothing.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] balenisme:
You just need to install Netflix through apk, not playstore. it is working well
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] giants8058:
I'v been been having the same issue for about 5-6 months now with both Android 9 and 10. It was working fine on Pie and showing up in Google Play, but then after I flashed one of the monthly system images with a wipe, the app no longer showed up in the play store. And after I restored the most recent Netflix app at the time from a backup, it would constantly crash. I have all Google Play Services, Google Play and Netflix selected in Magisk hide. Google Play says my device is certified. Magisk SafetyNet test passes along with any SafetyNet test app. Logged out of my Google account, wiped data for Google Play, Google Play services and Netflix, rebooted and signed back in but still not showing up. Downloaded and installed the newest Netflix app from their site but I get an error stating the device is not supported with the app which clearly isn't the case.

Can you select this link and have it open in the Google Play app on your phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.netflix.mediaclient&hl=en_US

It shows up for me but says in red font: "This app isn't compatible with your device anymore. Contact the developers for more info". Which I did...went back and forth with Google and Netflix for hours yesterday, but both of their support is completely useless.

The newest version of the app that works for me is version 6.26.1. You can download it here if you haven't already: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/netflix-inc/netflix/netflix-6-26-1-build-15-31696-release/

The only thing is how long is it going to continue to work. A future update will most likely break that version as well.

Have you made any progress since July?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
That's actually the exact same version of Netflix that I was able to get working, and I've been using it since July.

It works exactly as it should, but the resolution seems to be capped at 480p or 720p, as I notice a lot of blurriness. It's still usable, but I'm considering getting rid of Magisk and going to 10 to avoid these issues.

Reading on what you've done, it's exactly what I went through in July.

I'm not sure what's changed since prior to updating to another security patch, Netflix was working completely fine from the Play Store with Magisk.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] giants8058:
Yeah and also after a few minutes of watching a video, the screen dims like right before your phone auto-locks itself due to inactivity. So far the only way I was able to get it to show back up in Google Play was re-locking the bootloader, but that's not really an option for me since I want to stay rooted. But it really doesn't make any sense since all the SafetyNet compatibility tests pass and the device is certified. Maybe I'll try reaching out to the Magisk dev and see if he's willing to take a look into it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I don't seem to have that screen dimming issue, so it's possible that something else is going on on your end for that.

It's possible that Netflix is able to detect root through some other way that's irrelevant to Google Play Protection. And it could also be a thing where the resolution is limited if you're not on the latest version.

If I do figure something out in the future, I'll be sure to post here again.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] giants8058:
I don't think the issue is because of being rooted, but instead the unlocked bootloader as it still doesn't show up after uninstalling Magisk or after a system image flash with wipe. Like I mentioned earlier, the only way I can get it to show in Google Play or have the newest version work when side loaded at this point is when the bootloader is locked. So if you don't mind not being rooted or being able to manually flash updates without a factory reset each time, just re-lock your bootloader (just remember to backup your data since it wipes your phone) and Netflix should work normally again.

But I'll be sure post here as well if I come across anything that works.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
What you both need is to install/flash a custom kernel...

On top of many multiple things a custom kernel can do, one significant thing is to be able to mask root on many/most root detecting processes. When I first rooted 2 years ago, I couldn't get Google Pay to work because of the root detecting. I had inadvertently flashed a custom kernel, and was pleasantly surprised that Google Pay began to work (back then, but now more than a custom kernel is required).

The best general all-around custom kernel was called Flash, but that became EOL and stopped development, but one called Caesium was built based off of Flash and continued from there; even collaborated with the maker of Flash.

Give it a try, and see how it works wonders for both your issue (root detection) battery life, and even responsiveness of the system!

Hope this helps...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
Thank you for the suggestion, I'll make sure to try this after updating to the latest Pie build. I'm sure that this will work, as I remember using a custom kernel last time that Netflix was working just fine for me.

I also just found a thread with a stock kernel infused with a SafetyNet patch that says that Netflix and other apps refused to work on unlocked bootloader devices because something trips in SafetyNet, leading me to believe that this is what me and [MENTION=7671241]giants8058[/MENTION] have been experiencing.

I will let everyone know if this works later this week.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] murphyjasonc:
You have to flash a custom Kernel to hide bootloader unlock. After you flash the custom kernel the play store will still show as not being certified. You will have to force stop the play store then delete the cache and storage. When you reboot it will show that it is certified.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I flash the August stock build along with the Sultan kernel (as I couldn't get Caesium or the SafetyNet patched kernel to flash), and followed your instructions, but my Play Store isn't showing my device as certified yet.

Is there something else I need to do?
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] murphyjasonc:
1. Download TWRP 3.3.0 img file

2. Download TWRP 3.3.0 zip file (optional)

3. Download Magisk 19.3

4. Download kernel of choice. (I use Sultan)

5. Boot to fastboot

6. Boot to TWRP. (fastboot boot TWRP. Img) I shorten the file name to make it easier.

7. Flash kernel first if using Sultan

8. Flash TWRP zip. (optional)

9. Flash Magisk 19.3

10. Let phone boot then delete data/cache in play store.

11. Reboot phone

These are the steps I use. If I remember correctly there was a couple of versions of the play store that showed uncertified no matter what. The latest play store version is 16.5.15. I can confirm it works. I also hide Google Play services in Magisk hide but I don't think that's needed unless you want Google Pay to work.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
Those steps are actually exactly what I did, but the certification label in the settings is missing, and Netflix won't appear.

If it means anything, I noticed that I actually had Sultan kernel installed before doing any of this, so it might be that the kernel isn't working on my end.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
Well...I can say, at least, that I am having the same experience as murphyjasonc and am able to get "Play Protect Certification" certified and I have an unlocked bootloader with root and even a custom recovery.

I would make sure you do as he suggests and at the very least disable or "uninstall updates" for the Play Store and Google Play Services. But, also, custom kernels are things that also need to be updated; so this might be the explanation on it no longer working. But I know you had recently reflashed Sultan, so it is rather puzzling that you are still having those issues.

Just making sure, you are using TWRP to install the latest version of those kernels, correct? Also, when you had ran the August patch, did you use the Full Factory version? Are you able to pass safetynet currently?

Hopefully retrying these will get things up and running...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I used the latest version of TWRP to install the August OTA patch, as well as to install the latest Sultan kernel.

I just ran a SafetyNet test in MagiskManager and it passed correctly.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
Give this a try...

instead of the OTA, try the Full Factory version -- and be sure to remove the "-w" in the flash-all to keep your data intact -- and then, also, be sure to disable/"uninstall updates" for both the Google Play Store and the Google Play Services (you can enable it after disabling it of course). After that, boot up TWRP and flash the Sultan kernel and Magisk and see if you don't have the certification after all that.

If you don't know; you can't simply run the Full Factory .zip's in TWRP, so if you don't know how to do a Full Factory version, I can point you in the right direction...

Good luck!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I can try the clean install later this week, but doing that the first time is actually what made the whole certification stop working for me; it was working properly before I updated to the July update through a clean install.

I'll also try and get other kernels with the SafetyNet patch to work when I do that.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] giants8058:
What works for me to get the "Device is certified" message back in Google Play is to uninstall Google Play updates, sign out of your Google accounts, wipe cache/data for both Google Play and Google Play services and reboot. Sign back into your Google accounts after reboot and initiate a Google Play update within the app. Give it about 5-10 minutes and check if the certified message comes back. If not force-stop and re-wipe Google Play data again. Give it another couple minutes and check again.

On a side note this appears to be a Pixel 2 XL specific issue as I just checked on my old HTC 10 and Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T800 tablet which are are both rooted with unlocked bootloaders and Netflix runs just fine and shows up in Google Play. Very annoying.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jdoncouse:
I honestly think this is a Pixel 2 xl related issue. I have stock everything *bootloader remains unlocked*, upgraded to Android 10 and it won't let me install Netflix using the play store.

I do all the checks and they are ok, play store shows certified too. Granted my nexus 6p will fail safetynet if it's bootloader is unlocked.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
That didn't seem to work for me at all. The certification is completely missing in the Play Store.

What I don't understand is that it was working completely fine until I updated, and then it broke. And I can't seem to figure out how to fix it even by using custom kernels that have a fix for it.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jdoncouse:
Ok spoke too soon. I just did everything besides signing out of my google account and now after 20 - 30 mins later it's now showing netflix again.

I had checked this morning reading this post if Netflix was available and it wasn't so I decided to test some things.

(on Android 10 btw)

1. Rooted with Magisk (safetynet was passing even with just this installed) Device wasn't certified though.

2. Installed PeNoire's SafetyNet Spoofer just for the hell of it (still not certified)

3. Uninstalled play store updates, cleared play store, play services data, rebooted phone. (started to show certified)

4. Installed the newest play store and 5 mins later or so Netflix showed up again.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
Yes, try the clean install. It actually sounds like a Magisk rooting issue than anything a clean install would cause; I update monthly and I've never done an OTA. Actually, re-reading all of your posts...what is this "SafetyNet patch" you talk about?? Any custom kernel has their own workaround Safetynet and root-detection embedded in its code...you shouldn't need anything more than magisk(root), a custom kernel, and a custom recovery (if that's also what you want). Most likely using this "SafetyNet patch" is what's screwing you up and clashing with Magisk, MagiskHide, and the custom kernel and all the certification.

Another thing that's sticking out to me is that you are saying it doesn't show ANY kind of certification?! Like that it's "uncertified" or "certified"?? Because, before I installed a custom kernel, it would actually at least show that I was "uncertified"... It makes me think that maybe this "SafetyNet patch" is doing something out-dated like merely removing the root/certification checks, instead of actually masking/tricking the detection to actually pass -- thus it missing the WHOLE section that says its either certified or uncertified. And, in older versions of Play Store, the "device is certified" section was in its About section; but now it resides on the bottom of the Settings section -- just making sure you're looking in the right place, or else that would explain why you're not seeing either/or at all.

In any case, doing a Full Factory clean install (don't forget removing the "-w") should set things right again before doing all the other modifications/flashing. Also, I/we

can't stress enough

, that you will also need to disable/"uninstall updates" (disabling essentially uninstalls all the updates) -- then re-enabling them -- for Google Play Store and Google Play Services; it will merely keep your "uncertified" status throughout the flash-all (with -w removed) and multiple flashing processes, which is why it's so important that you do this...

Good luck to you and hope you come back with some good news!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
What I mean by "SafetyNet patch" is the workaround for SafetyNet detecting an unlocked bootloader that many custom kernels highlight as a feature, like Sultan. There's a stock kernel that someone injected the patch into that I tried using as well.

Once I try a clean install, I'll post my results.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
I finally got a chance to try a full factory install.

Unfortunately, I still seem unable to install Netflix from the Play Store. I flashed the full August update using fastboot and was able to flash the Caesium kernel and Magisk 19.3 in TWRP, but the Google Certification is still missing from my Play Store settings, and I can't install Netflix from the Store.

I pass a SafetyNet test, but I'm guessing that it's still detecting my unlocked bootloader somehow.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
Can you screenshot where the "Device is certified" is supposed to be/look like and post it here, please? I'd like to see it for myself (how it shows as missing)...

Also, can you also screenshot what it shows when you go to Settings/About phone/Android version; where it shows "baseband version" as well as other info...

Also, you haven't confirmed that you uninstalled updated or disabled Google Play Services & Google Play Store....
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
Missing certification: https://pasteboard.co/IxrKVpo.png

Baseband: https://pasteboard.co/IxrLh2c.png

Also yes, I did try uninstalling Play Store updates and erasing Play Services data several times, amongst several reboots.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] simplepinoi177:
k...thanks for that....I appreciate you getting back with those...

I apologize for being repetitive, but just to be sure, for Play Services, you uninstalled the updates? Do you have any modules running/installed? Anything you think that affects Play Protect?

Allow me to make a checklist...

You ran a Full Factory flash-all reload

You successfully installed Magisk and flashed a custom kernel

You uninstalled/disabled Google Play Store & Google Play Services

You updated Play Store and Play Services after a reboot

That really should be enough to get Play Store to mark you as certified that I can think of! Last thing I can think of is to include Play Store and Play Services to MagiskHide and see if that does anything...but outside of that, I'm stumped!

Let me/us know the answers to those questions and what happens when doing any of that stuff...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Latiken:
Yup, I've done all of that. I'm assuming that Play Services is updated when you update the Play Store.

I also had Magisk Hide enabled for both of those too, and I tried disabling them and nothing.

I do have a few Magisk modules enabled like YouTube vanced, SafetyNet spoofer (which doesn't help), substratum, and EdXposed.

The only thing I can think of is that maybe EdXposed is screwing something up. I'll try disabling it tomorrow and see if that affects it, but something tells me that it won't affect anything.

I'm extremely stumped by this too. I'm tempted to try a complete wipe and factory install, but that's what got me in this mess in the first place.