So I know you cannot add cards to AP with root or Xposed, however has anyone test whether you can use AP with Xposed after you have the cards added? Meaning will it work at the registers?
I currently have the Systemless Root installed and only a few small root apps that I needed, however I'd like to install Xposed and the GEL app so I can edit the Google Play Launcher some. Will this affect my AP?
Yes, Xposed modifies the system partition
I know that, however some have said that they can use AP with traditional root if they add the cards before rooting. Wondered if xposed was the same
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GatorsUF said:
I know that, however some have said that they can use AP with traditional root if they add the cards before rooting. Wondered if xposed was the same
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Android Pay has been patched.
"No System Check" module used to work.
It doesn't anymore.
SO there is no solution for Xposed that will allow AP to work.
I've been through all the different variations.
Systemless root works fine with AP.
The Xposed developer is working on Systemless Xposed.
tech_head said:
The Xposed developer is working on Systemless Xposed.
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I'm super stoked to hear this... did a search though and can't find anything. Where did you see this. Would love to read up and follow progress. Systemless Xposed would be super awesome!
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it is really annoying
Noob_Boob said:
it is really annoying
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Only on rooted models. Xposed nosafevolunewarning or gravitybox for example, or whole custom rom with fix.
S7E powered by Echoe™ v5
We need a better answer than this. Rooting isnt an option for everyone, and from what ive seen, might not be possible with this phone without causing major issues.
What do you mean "We need a better answer"?!?
This is the only way to disable the warning, you have to root!!! If you cannot or do not want to root then you have to live with the warning!
+1 rooting + something like xposed (for instance) is the only way.
I have xposed installed and nosafevolumewarning doesn't work for me...
DareDevil01 said:
I have xposed installed and nosafevolumewarning doesn't work for me...
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Xtouchwiz or gravity box app in xposed.
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Just curious, what is your favorite Xposed modules for your Galaxy S7 and S7 Edges?
For the people out there with Xposed installed!
If you dont have Xposed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
That thread has a version of Xposed that worked on my device, regular Xposed bricked it and I had to adb install the uninstaller to get it working again.
Im runnning Echoe Rom, on my Tmobile G930T.
Antonio11213 said:
Just curious, what is your favorite Xposed modules for your Galaxy S7 and S7 Edges?
For the people out there with Xposed installed!
If you dont have Xposed:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
That thread has a version of Xposed that worked on my device, regular Xposed bricked it and I had to adb install the uninstaller to get it working again.
Im runnning Echoe Rom, on my Tmobile G930T.
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I use all of these xposed modules...
KillerClaw321 said:
I use all of these xposed modules...
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Tha ks, looking for some new ones to try!
Does gravitybox work on a regular s7 snapdragon with xtouchwize installed? I've read it causes boot loops, I'm worried since I can't use tworp to recover.
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Does gravitybox work on a regular s7 snapdragon with xtouchwize installed? I've read it causes boot loops, I'm worried since I can't use tworp to recover.
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No it works I have both without any issues
I use all of these. So far so good. I have it had any problems. Not everything works flawlessly, like the Google Assistant Enabler doesn't work everytime I try to run it, but at least regular Google Now on TV opens up instead.
I have a regular large tmo S7 running Echoe rom
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Here's my list on my G930T. Thanks for sharing guys. I added a few that I had forgotten about. I'm about to add GravityBox too.
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I did some searching, however I was getting a lot of results not related EXACTLY to the my question and a lot outdated (since Xposed is just now officially working for Nougat). So I figured it would be best just to ask. I'm not asking for people to do searching for me or HOW to do these things, I can do that on my own I just want to make sure its all possible before I go and buy a new phone. My LG G3 is currently in my oven and I'm trying to fix it, its been a good phone to me but I don't think its going to last long.
I've been eyeing the Moto G5 plus. My question is it possible to systemless root with Magisk (I want to bypass SafteyNet) and also get Xposed working on this device? There are quite a few xposed apps I can't live without anymore.
Thank you.
You can get magisk and xposed working in the g5 plus, I was running both for awhile. However, I don't think it's possible to pass safetynet if you install Xposed framework since it modifies the system.
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You can get magisk and xposed working in the g5 plus, I was running both for awhile. However, I don't think it's possible to pass safetynet if you install Xposed framework since it modifies the system.
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Can you just "turn off" xposed? I thought there was systemless xposed?
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Can you just "turn off" xposed? I thought there was systemless xposed?
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Yes, you can toggle it when you need to pass safetynet.
Just an FYI... NONE of these things are possible on an Amazon ad supported Moto G5+ because the bootloader is not unlockable... No root, no Xposed, no custom ROMs, nothing. You need the full retail version for that.
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Just an FYI... NONE of these things are possible on an Amazon ad supported Moto G5+ because the bootloader is not unlockable... No root, no Xposed, no custom ROMs, nothing. You need the full retail version for that.
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And that was why I asked, thank you... Apparently the standard version is cheaper on Amazon regardless, go figure.
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And that was why I asked, thank you... Apparently the standard version is cheaper on Amazon regardless, go figure.
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Must be a sale then... The ad version is normally about 50-60 bucks cheaper.
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Must be a sale then... The ad version is normally about 50-60 bucks cheaper.
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So I can run systemless root with Magisk and systemless xposed also with the non Amazon Moto G5 Plus then?
Helltech said:
So I can run systemless root with Magisk and systemless xposed also with the non Amazon Moto G5 Plus then?
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On the standard retail version? Of course... even if purchased from Amazon. The bootloader is unlockable, Magisk supports the device, and Xposed supports Nougat now. Just make sure to backup before flashing TWRP (boot it and make a complete backup since we don't have current software images).
But you will never be able to do it on the Amazon supported version.
I still haven't rooted my phone and installed a custom rom and it's been awhile since I've done that, being I came from OnePlus one.
If I root my phone will Google pay not work at terminals?
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I still haven't rooted my phone and installed a custom rom and it's been awhile since I've done that, being I came from OnePlus one.
If I root my phone will Google pay not work at terminals?
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Magisk takes care of that. You should be okay with rooted and stock.
This is my first time using Magisk & systemless root. If I were to make system r/w, does that automatically cause SafetyNet to fail, making Google Pay unusable?
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This is my first time using Magisk & systemless root. If I were to make system r/w, does that automatically cause SafetyNet to fail, making Google Pay unusable?
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No.
If you are using Magisk SafetyNet should pass.
I'm just using a custom kernel and safety net passes. No Magisk only ElementalX
Google pay works for me with Magisk hide, safetynet passes.
If you unlock bootloader you must install Magisk to have Google pay and other payment apps working.
It's not only linked to root or not root, ASA your BL is unlocked your device doesn't meet the safety data integrity criteria for payment.
Magisk takes care of that
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Magisk takes care of that. You should be okay with rooted and stock.
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I have rooted my one plus 6t and magisk is not able to help me with the Google pay app
kunal420 said:
I have rooted my one plus 6t and magisk is not able to help me with the Google pay app
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Are you using Magisk Hide?
kunal420 said:
I have rooted my one plus 6t and magisk is not able to help me with the Google pay app
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Works good for me and I'm not even using magisk hide. Do you happen to have any modules that may interfere with safetynet not passing?
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Works good for me and I'm not even using magisk hide. Do you happen to have any modules that may interfere with safetynet not passing?
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Have you went to a terminal and paid for something with it? Because from past experiences even if it said it passed payments wouldn't work at terminals
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Have you went to a terminal and paid for something with it? Because from past experiences even if it said it passed payments wouldn't work at terminals
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Paid this morning just fine at a gas station.
Nope 8 I use it everyday.
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mang0 said:
Are you using Magisk Hide?
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Yes
I rooted my 6T and have Magisk 17.3 on it. I used Magisk Hide on every App without the root Apps. Safety Net passes and Google Pay worked for me. Yesterday I used it for the first time in an Wasgau-Market in Germany and I was able to pay with it. Had a really funny look from the people behind me in line the Moment I hold my phone at the Terminal. Also the cashier said that she is wondering if it works. Was awasome!
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I get a error in gpay when I try to set my card up. It says it can't be done bc my phone is rooted. Can anyone tell me how to fix? I have Google play hid in magisk
I get this
What does this mean?
Does anyone know if it still isnt possible to pass SafetyNet with EdXposed installed?
I want to install Gravitybox which to my knowledge only works with EdXposed.
Anyone successfully passed Safetynet while having xposed installed?
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Does anyone know if it still isnt possible to pass SafetyNet with EdXposed installed?
I want to install Gravitybox which to my knowledge only works with EdXposed.
Anyone successfully passed Safetynet while having xposed installed?
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Does it even work on 11 yet?
I did have it installed on 10 but can't remember if it passed..sorry man.
Try it if you're on 10 it's easy enough..
Think I've made a guide somewhere.
Yes it works on a11, make sure app list mode is on, and pass safetynet option is ticked, should be all good then
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Yes it works on a11, make sure app list mode is on, and pass safetynet option is ticked, should be all good then
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Hmmm
Cheers.
It'll be a problem though, there is no twrp.
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Yes it works on a11, make sure app list mode is on, and pass safetynet option is ticked, should be all good then
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Can you maybe provide some steps on how you did?
And is the safety net really passed or is it just overwritten as passed in Magisk?
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