[Magisk] simplepinoi177:
Were you using Play Integrity Next? It makes sense if you were using that fork...

And if you are, as I understand it you simply running the included gms.apk which restarts the Play Services/gms process is enough to update the fingerprint and re-instate it -- no need for disabling and restarting and enabling....

If you are using the "Get TheFreeman193 Random Pif" button, then yes...that is still the best way.

yes....some users say "PIF" -- because the naming convention of implementing fingerprints is pif.json -- and also as it holds the fingerprints themselves to it.

I think he's missing a step where he tests the Xiaomi fingerprint to make sure it's working (as directed in the 1st step of Pixel Flasher OP & directions to "validate our set up"), then does Step 5 to "get a random" fingerprints...

you don't need to get a random fingerprint if you want to use the xiaomi fingerprint as that is confirmed working -- but the downside is that 1000s of users are all using it at the same time so that will be one that Google most likely bans before others, and most definitely before a custom one you mined yourself.

It sounds right. A user once reported it took over 200 PIFs before he found a single one that worked, so...... 🤷‍♂️

If anything, there's a step missing between Step 4 and 5 where you use a Play Integrity checker to test and make sure you pass -- to confirm the xiaomi.eu PIF works and your set up is correct. You may have done this, intuitively and obviously, but merely may not have included it in your write up....

Then it seems it is your set up....no amount of mining and implementing working fingerprints will work for your set up/device.

I can't recall if you've tried using the stock kernel or maybe a kernel that has been confirmed to still allow fingerprints to pass...?

You can learn a lot of information about "fingerprints" in the below post. Also, I urge you to read the OP of the thread to learn/understand all the foundational information about all of this.

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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I advise something similar to this and realized depending on where you are reading on this thread, the advised might not know what I'm talking about (2nd All time Top Liked Post); so I try to include the directions that "you can look at the 2nd All time Top Liked Post for an answer -- you'll have to scroll all the way up and it will be on the right.

Also, just so you know, unlocking the bootloader (and which I believe is the prerequisite to root) will trip KNOX permanently (some say this will affect its warranty, while others say the repair centers don't care) -- FWIW; just in case you are not aware.

Unless you pass MEETS_DEVICE_INTEGRITY (and to a degree "Device is certified"; although you can see a "Device is uncertified" as a delayed response if you pass DEVICE), you will not be able to find Netflix and other certain apps (I know "Turo" as another one)

Yes, you can use Aptoid or APKMirror or those sites to install it as 3rd party installs -- I had to do that for the aforementioned Turo once upon a time (it was on Android 11). Downsides being that they will not be most up to date (automatically) and many times (in my case with Turo) it can sometimes be difficult to find a published newest version in those sites; which Turo refused to run because it wasn't on the newest.

Play Integrity Fix

DOES

currently "resolve this device integrity problem and to be cerified again with Play Google Store to directly download applications like Netflix"; it does for very many, you just need to implement your own working custom fingerprint!

It isn't too hard and can be rather easy, once understood. Please take a look at the OP in that post I linked above. It's very wordy & not-concise (to cater to the non-Android-technical readers), but is as helpful as it can be for full understanding at any level; and then check out the workflow guide below (which is also the method used in the OP [Section 3]) and see how easy it is...

📳🔥 PixelFlasher, a GUI tool for flashing / updating / rooting / managing Pixel phones.

DESCRIPTION As the name suggests this is an application to flash (update) Pixel™ phones (possibly all Google™ made phones/tablets, YMMV.) PixelFlasher at its core is a UI layer (with bells and whistles) on top of adb / fastboot commands, hence...

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@changhuapeng also shows how simple & easy it can be in Post #10,061

EDIT

If you look at the 2nd All time Top Like Post (if you scroll all the way up and look to the right), if you open the button "CLICK TO SHOW CONTENT", it will show chiteroman's PIF format/template.