[Magisk] 73sydney:
Do you mean which do i put on the root template? or which apps i choose to apply the template to?...

for the root template thats suggested in the guide

for those apps i apply the template to, thats also hinted at in the guide

beyond that im not overly fond of people suggesting personal lists as there can be other factors, like the ROM they are on, other magisk modules etc, that make effect the outcome and make what i list not work for them. Even something as benign and completely unrelated to HMA as a font module can give up detection on a ROM. I could give you a list and tell you it 100% it works for me and it could fail for you, due to a completely unrelated issue, and then we're suddenly in a long thread conversation where i start to loathe you personally, and thoughts turn to stabbage....

Thats why i have left it limited above to the usual common suspects

Google Pay/Wallet

Banking apps

Any "detection" apps (see list in Testing HMA section below for common detection apps)

And just to highlight what works for me not work for some, i dont even personally have Google Pay/Wallet in my Magisk Deny List, let alone have the root template applied to it under HMA

Even with the Samsung Apps i have listed, to (try and) work around getting Samsung Health to work (in conjunction with a magisk module) i have several Samsung apps with the root template applied to them, but have never published them because:

a) im not certain which are actually needed to a granular level to recommend

b) im too lazy to find out - i dont really have the spare time to disable this and that and reboot 12+ times and see at what point failure occurs (there are people on here who do that and you should take every opportunity to express your gratitude to them for that level of dedication), id like to have the time and will to do that, but im 51 and so my cup of life is slowing ebbing away, and id rather get more critical jobs done, and work on building a Catio.....

But as a generalisation if one was looking to sidestep issues with say Samsung Wearables/Health it would be safe to assume major core packages like:

Galaxy Watch Manager

Galaxy Wearable

Samsung Accessory Manager

Samsung Health

Wearable Manager Installer

Would be a safe candidate list to at least start with, as they would seem logically to possibly interact

There will always be a bit of try and it and see needed with these things, otherwise the magisk threads would all be exactly 7 pages long (and contain WAY less chastisement of lazy millennials and gen z-er's than they currently do (and less mod interactions too)) :)

Its arguably a better troubleshooting paradigm to embrace sharing what if any issue youre having, than applying a blanket set of settings from someone else and hoping it will work, thats just how i see things personally. We wouldnt have gotten very far as a species if everyone alive at the time saw Ugg the Neanderthal jump into a fire and die then thought that jumping into the fire themselves and deciding to troubleshoot the problem backwards, rather than simply thinking "what if i didnt jump into the fire? what if theres another way?", was a valid thought process

But thats just me, and as noted in the past i have an aspie brain and have been known to view the world differently and approach things differently than others. Some outright call me unhinged...i call myself the next evolution of our species, but then i have a very underdeveloped sense of my own importance....

Earlier tonight, during an at times quite brutal period of introspective self analysis, i had a bit of an awakening at the thought of just how much as changed in the 51 years ive been alive on this planet, and perhaps outlines a little better for those who have copped the "lazy millennial/gen z-er" talk from me over the years, just why....

The following overshare may literally save you (general forum citizens) from me wanting to stab you quite enthusiastically with a very blunt fork:

Anyone born today doesnt have the essential and bedrock understanding that at one point in human history your access to information was limited to sometimes wealth - which gave you access to books. Even when i was a kid, access to a simple map of the globe was limited to the hours the school library was open...if you were lucky you had an encyclopedia set that a door to door salesman came round and flogged (Aussie for sold) to your parents, and that only happened in rich families, not mine.

You were lucky to have textbooks that covered subjects you were studying, and you treated them like babies, and they were then resold at the end of the school year to the next batch of kiddies. Knowledge was expensive.

Being a kid who wasnt diagnosed as being officially 100% certified weird (which is how i proudly badge myself now) with aspergers until i was 38, my early life was very isolated, not least due to a very authoritarian father, but also social anxiety. I didnt learn very well in the structured environment of school, in fact i was largely self-taught, including learning to read. Once i had that nailed, i read every book i could get my hands on. Signs were there early on that i didnt have the stomach to suffer people who i felt were incorrect, as in year 5, when a story i submitted for English came back with a red ring around the world autumnal and the comment "not an actual word", and i felt my English teacher needed to be publicly corrected that it was indeed an actual word and the adjectival form of the word autumn, which i admit must have been a bit much being corrected by a 10yo who was largely non-verbal and even at that early stage the proverbial grey man no one noticed.

My point, after a few admittedly circuitous (and possibly troubling unrelated life) diversions, is that with the sheer access to information that people enjoy now, i am often staggered that people wont do something as simple as read the last 6-12 pages of a thread before posting a question and expecting others to jump to their aid. The change and sheer ease of availability of knowledge that has occurred in my lifetime should elevate people, and yet instead in some cases, it appears to actually do the opposite... are we regressing as a species?. People need to do things like spend less time on twitter and social media having their views decided for them, latching on to emotive and carefully marketed subjects and fed to them, and more time on doing the harder things like reading things that inform and even challenge their views.

Knowledge has never been more free and accessible, and yet its never been less utilised in a way to benefit society. Greed and self importance has largely taken care of that. Even breakthroughs in science and medicine are quickly assessed for the viability to be patented before their positive impact on society. And i literally loathe anyone who sends off their DNA kit to Ancestry.com because they want a pretty chart they can try and claim ancestry to people or a region they never cared 2 actual ****s about before because its trendy to claim 1/32nd Viking ancestry because you watched that Vikings show. Or finding out you had a relative 1,500 years ago who might have originated in Africa because youre white and want to appear more "woke". People like this are contributing to the sale of what it means to be human, entire genomes being patented. Just stop it...for the love of <insert your own personal magical sky fairy here>

And on that note, time to wrap up this very brief reply to your simple question. You caught me at a good time... 5AM (when i started replying) Aussie time, after a night of interrupted sleep, crippling self doubt, overanalysis of everything including my personal failings, but largely societies failings...because if it hasnt yet become clear, the rest of you ARE the problem...

@pndwal would have probably seen this length of post and tangential and rambling excursion coming a mile off :)

TLDNR version:

I dont personally recommend handing out lists to folks, its just one step short of kiddies who turn up in the Magisk threads having added every Google app to the Deny List

(

inner self: "See, was that so hard was all that nonsense above REALLY necessary

other inner self: "Yes, yes it was, if you dont tell people they were wrong, how will they KNOW?"

)

Also, this is why i dont create a lot of my own threads...