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Help needed: Xposed FakeGapps not working on P8 Gratitude V3

I'm going slightly mad...
Removed all google Apps; Installed latest xposed v86 (after pre-installed didn't work, too) and FakeGapps 1.1. Also installed microG from f-droid. All went fine, no errors. When I use microG self-check, however, it tells me my system doesn't spoof signatures. And of course no apps (phonesky, GmsCore) have got correct signatures. Xposed logs are empty.
Any advice?
Thanks.

install again all google Apps

Seriously? I want to get rid of them!

Hello,
I have the same problem (Ascend P7 with Android 5.1.1, magisk, phh superuser, systemless xposed 86.5).
Removed all Gapps, installed fakegapps 1.1 and microg core+framework+droidguard helper.
System spoofs signature on microg self-check: off.
xposed log empty (note: xposed saves it to storage/emulated/0/xposedinstaller instead of data/data/de.robv.../log)
tilleulenspiegel: did you manage to get a workaround to it?

Used android 11 with LSposed : added/enabled gmscore to fakegapps module and now it works

Help me to Hide Root with Magisk Hide

is there any kernel that supports Magisk Hide - Mount Namespace?
Actually, i need to install/use Google Tez app.
that doesn't pass Google Safety NetCheck Security, help me in this.

Can't pass SafetyNet check on my device (J500FN)

Hello guys!
Can anyone please help me?
How much important is for me to pass the SafetyNet check, when everything else is working fine (GooglePlay, etc.)?
My device shows false even Basic Integrity, but MagiskHide is working fine, i tried to set Improved Hiding with module Props Config, with the same result.
Already set different device fingerprint, no result (check screenshots).
I'm using last stable version of Bootleggers Pie ROM with Magisk v18.1 and microG module (nanolx).
Is it really important to pass the test?
If yes, then what should i do?
Screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/KsVsK3d
https://imgur.com/a/96FsQrd
https://imgur.com/a/0r4czSR

No if your not running into trouble now then you don't need to pass.
The only thing you need it for is for logging into banking apps and apps like Pokemon go and Snapchat because if it disant pass safetynet then apps can detect that your phone is rooted thats all

Already solved this issue.. Just updated Magisk to the new beta version, installed MagiskHide Props Config 4.0.1 and set new fingerprint.. https://imgur.com/a/XQJBhEv
Sorry for starting this useless thread guys, please lock/delete this.

Magisk attestation/safteynet failed

Hi, magisk was passing saftey net. I installed magisk 21.2 with twrp and it says its installed. Installed Magisk hide and hid all Google apps and I think it changed the devices fingerprint in the install log. But no luck. Any ideas?
Miui 12.0.5 global

Vanmanman said:
Hi, magisk was passing saftey net. I installed magisk 21.2 with twrp and it says its installed. Installed Magisk hide and hid all Google apps and I think it changed the devices fingerprint in the install log. But no luck. Any ideas?
Miui 12.0.5 global
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You just need to enable Magisk hide option in Magisk Manager (nothing specially to install for), and the required activity for GooglebPlay Services to hide will be already checked-in. You don't need to check in manually the other Google apps (and better you don't)
All that does not change device fingerprint or any prop.
If you really want to change props (incl. device fingerprint), use Magisk Hide Props Config (MHPC), find its XDA thread with the Guide in OP post (and more detailed guide on its Github)
And I don't see any problem ("no luck"?!) on your screenshot.
If SafetyNet is passing, better don't change any props/fingerprints - specially, before playing with, carefully study Magisk Wiki and MHPC Guide from Github

zgfg said:
You just need to enable Magisk hide option in Magisk Manager (nothing specially to install for), and the required activity for GooglebPlay Services to hide will be already checked-in. You don't need to check in manually the other Google apps (and better you don't)
All that does not change device fingerprint or any prop.
If you really want to change props (incl. device fingerprint), use Magisk Hide Props Config (MHPC), find its XDA thread with the Guide in OP post (and more detailed guide on its Github)
And I don't see any problem ("no luck"?!) on your screenshot.
If SafetyNet is passing, better don't change any props/fingerprints - specially, before playing with, carefully study Magisk Wiki and MHPC Guide from Github
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Hi, Thanks for the reply.
I reinstalled to go back to default magisk settings. I have Magiskhide enabled. But for instance. The macdonalds app when redeeming an offer will say "security check failed". Also playstore cant see netflix and some other apps anymore with new version of magisk. I used magisk to pass safteynet to do that before, or it was doing that before but its not passing safteynet with 21.2 magisk now
I tried using MagiskHide Props Config to change the devices finger print but attestation keeps failing

Vanmanman said:
Hi, Thanks for the reply.
I reinstalled to go back to default magisk settings. I have Magiskhide enabled. But for instance. The macdonalds app when redeeming an offer will say "security check failed". Also playstore cant see netflix and some other apps anymore with new version of magisk. I used magisk to pass safteynet to do that before, or it was doing that before but its not passing safteynet with 21.2 magisk now
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On Magisk Github find Wiki, there is the whole chapter devoted to the problems how certain apps detect root and tips how you can try to prevent
But it's a constant game of mice and cat - you may fix it for now (for some of those apps), but a newer version of that app may explore a new methods to again detect the root
As the minimum, enlist the given apps to the Magisk hide list.
Also, take Hide Magisk Manager and rename it - it may help (some apps look if Magisk Manager is installed).
Remove TWRP folder (some look for that) - read the Wiki, try all the tips suggested there
Btw, are you passing SafetyNet or no. First you must make sure to pass (my comments above are about that even if you pass SsfetyNet, that there are still apps that declare that phone is rooted, by taking other checks and methodes).
So, Msgisk Hide must be enabled.
If its still not passing SafetyNet, take a screenshot - does it pass Basic Integrity or not, does it show taking Basic or Hardware eval type for CTS
Some Magisk modules may also cause SafetyNet to fail. Disable all modules, reboot and try again
These are all important details, not just SN is failing or some app detects root...

thanks will do. Gave them a go and now trying changing my devices finger print. Just cant get attestation/basicintegrity or cts profile to pass. Only have magisk hide propconfig module @zgfg

See again my previous post - I've edited/added some details

I enabled magisk hide. Changed magisk name. Changed every fingerprint and simulation of device I could but still get this

I checked magisk hide with a root checker and its working with that. So somethings working. Cant find the magisk github wiki but finding lots of other stuff to try to get saftey net passing. Just no luck yet

trying to install HiddenCore Module from Xposed but the manager is saying xposed framework is not installed even though I've have Riru core and tried both frameworks. All this stuff worked before on my phone before the new magisk update or googles updated something maybe

had to install framework via TWRP. Got HiddenCore Module going and safety net check pass!!! However still cant redeem offers with macas because of security check fail. Wonder what there looking for now. Removed everything before and just hid with magisk but they must have updated. Also cant see my netflix in google play like i used to

[GUIDE][19.1] microG + SafetyNet

This post is based on u/mvus Reddit post but adopted to my experience. ROM will be able to pass BASIC SafetyNet Attestation: working most(~95% as of now) banking apps, Google Pay; Google Contants Cloud Sync will work as expected; applications that do not support Magisk overlays will still work. For me, this is a 100% working setup. I use LineageOS myself in this form and am completely satisfied.
There are several ways to get LineageOS to your device. First: official, without pre-installed microG and GApps. Second: unofficial, but with a built-in microG out of the box. My instruction is written based on the first type of builds. LineageOS for microG is a wonderful project, but I needed Play Store so that applications would not have problems with license verifications (Repainter, KWGT, for example, do not work if there is no Play Store). And on the second type of builds, it is not possible to install Play Store, since there is a hard-coded FakeStore, which you will not be able to delete or overwrite with Play Store, I tried for a long time in many ways.
Guide:
Root with Magisk, enable Zygisk and DenyList in its options;
Install Zygisk - LSPosed Magisk module. Get latest MinMicroG release here (version from 16 Jan 2023 on my device) (choose edition yourself, Standard edition if you want to have exact my setup). Flash it in TWRP and reboot into system;
Install FakeGApps apk. Install Displax forked SafetyNet Fix Magisk module this version (2.4 version can't pass CTS);
Install microG apk accordingly to version of MinMicroG (0.2.27.223616 accordingly to the MinMicroG version on my device) (update existing apk installed from TWRP, needed because else microG settings would crash because of SafetyNetFix, also you can't grant all permissions to microG);
Grant all permissions to microG in its settings. To grant GPS in background permission, enable GPS once and go into microG settings;
Hide Magisk through its settings, give it whatever name you want. Also in DenyList, check banking applications, GPay.

Thank you! Work perfectly for me.

Xplor3r said:
Thank you! Work perfectly for me.
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Nice to hear. It wasn't easy to get to this sequence of actions, but it still worked out.

FarLine99 said:
Nice to hear. It wasn't easy to get to this sequence of actions, but it still worked out.
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Yep. Good job bro.