[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
I imagine so.....betting finding out PIF now requires a custom fingerprint anyways....

but I think it's the best course of action for you to take up the "challenge" and put in some time and get it figured out, so you can have more of a permanent fix.

So onto the promised 3 links...

First is this link which is the guidelines/resource I'm sure all the experts are referring to when searching for their own; as disclosed by osm0sis by what he learned

🔧 [MODULE] Play Integrity Fix (SafetyNet fix)

PLAY INTEGRITY FIX This module tries to fix Play Integrity and SafetyNet verdicts to get a valid attestation. BEFORE YOU START: - Your ROM must be signed with a private key from maintainer, you can check with this command: unzip -l...

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Then this link goes to a post of the most versatile and useful tool when searching this permanent fix. At first, it was just badabing2003 just disclosing how he streamlined the process of processing and implementing the "donor build.prop" file, but it has grown to be so much more and so much straightforward and helpful!

🔧 [MODULE] Play Integrity Fix (SafetyNet fix)

PLAY INTEGRITY FIX This module tries to fix Play Integrity and SafetyNet verdicts to get a valid attestation. BEFORE YOU START: - Your ROM must be signed with a private key from maintainer, you can check with this command: unzip -l...

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In his latest updated version, he's actually implemented 2 automated ways of obtaining custom fingerprints (one which is a main, generally accepted method currently) -- obtaining the custom fingerprint from the xiaomi.eu custom ROM which chiteroman was obtaining the fingerprint he used in his PIF for the past 3 weeks, and TheFreeman193's PIFS process/method.

PIFS and PlayIntegrityNext are the two most accepted automated ways to obtain a custom fingerprint. I have not so much have touched either methods, so I can't speak much to it and can't speak to it with any experience. As I understand it, PlayIntegrityNext will update the custom fingerprint when it fails (I believe getting it from the xiaomi.eu ROM) and PIFS searches through public repositories in the web to go through and test and obtain viable fingerprints to test and possibly obtain a passable fingerprint to spoof. But as I see it, these aren't so much as a "permanent fix" than my following suggestion because PlayIntegrityNext you will find that you will suddenly fail (when Google bans the fingerprint all of a sudden out of nowhere, but inevitably for sure), and you'll have to restart the gms/Play Services process (and maybe reboot; I'm uncertain) to reload a new fingerprint. While PIFS is a good way of going through many in a short span of time -- improving the time and effort searching by leaps and bounds -- but what you end up landing on is most likely less permanent or more temporary as it goes through any/all android fingerprints for TVs, tablets, boxes, etc.. And while it has a good chance at working, I'm of the personal belief that the only reason why mine is still one of those that haven't been banned after 3 weeks is because I chose an actual smartphone to extract and spoof, than just whatever fingerprint I found in the repositories.

So, as I stated, if you want to check out a place dedicated to assisting in the "challenge", I direct you to my thread; which is a great starting point in understanding the details of the concept and/or even steps that will lead to a successful, more "permanent fix"; or at the very least a safe space to receive assistance and/or ask for any clarifications and/or work things out.

How to search & find your own fingerprints [noob friendly]: A Comprehensive Guide w/ tips & Discussion for Complete Noobs (from one)

It seems Google has banned more than 95% of custom fingerprints, so this thread/guide has kind been laid to the wayside. But it's still a great resource to understanding the foundations of fingerprints and all that... This is for any/all utterly...

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Hope this helps! You are very welcome and Merry Christmas to you as well! And good luck in finding what you're seeking...