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Hiding root from pokemon go without xposed?

Any ideas?

I dont understand what problem pokemon go has with root.
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It will ban the users with rooted phones i had a account for my son and he can't login anymore but i don't know if is banned or is that app dose not connect to the server if the phone is rooted all he gets is Unable to connect to server.

Magisk, I runn CM 13 n only magisk do the trick.

See I tried magisk and its says it's not installed correctly

FreeTheWeb said:
It will ban the users with rooted phones i had a account for my son and he can't login anymore but i don't know if is banned or is that app dose not connect to the server if the phone is rooted all he gets is Unable to connect to server.
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The app checks for su binaries then says your os isn't supported

Solved by changing from supersu to magisk

FreeTheWeb said:
Solved by changing from supersu to magisk
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I thought you needed an unlocked bootloader for that to work?

lpstudio said:
I thought you needed an unlocked bootloader for that to work?
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You can use mr.bump after flash magisk, that will do the trick. In my case magisk breaks my rom RIL but there is another option, Chainfire's suhide. You can use it with Super SU without problem and it hides root from each app individually.

lemit93 said:
You can use mr.bump after flash magisk, that will do the trick. In my case magisk breaks my rom RIL but there is another option, Chainfire's suhide. You can use it with Super SU without problem and it hides root from each app individually.
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Nice so all I need is suhide? no magisk?

lpstudio said:
Nice so all I need is suhide? no magisk?
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Yep.
So for me (i'm on android aosp 7.0) i dont think that mathers but...
Before you do this make sure that you have no root or xposed
The steps are the following:
1 - On twrp terminal enter these 2 comands (to ensure systemless root)
echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu
echo BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false>>/data/.supersu
2- Flash the latest SuperSU v2.78 SR1 or newer
3- Flash mr.bump or cbump (to bump the kernel)
4- Reboot the phone and see if you have root
5- Use FlashFire from chainfire (because twrp doesnt work well, dont know why) to flash suhide
6- If all goes well you should have saftynet pass (pokemon and androidpay are already on blacklist)

lemit93 said:
Yep.
So for me (i'm on android aosp 7.0) i dont think that mathers but...
Before you do this make sure that you have no root or xposed
The steps are the following:
1 - On twrp terminal enter these 2 comands (to ensure systemless root)
echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu
echo BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false>>/data/.supersu
2- Flash the latest SuperSU v2.78 SR1 or newer
3- Flash mr.bump or cbump (to bump the kernel)
4- Reboot the phone and see if you have root
5- Use FlashFire from chainfire (because twrp doesnt work well, dont know why) to flash suhide
6- If all goes well you should have saftynet pass (pokemon and androidpay are already on blacklist)
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Where do I find mr.bump or cbump? I have look in all the threads regarding bump and tried google it but I can't find anything called mr.bump or cbump.

deuce237bblock said:
Where do I find mr.bump or cbump? I have look in all the threads regarding bump and tried google it but I can't find anything called mr.bump or cbump.
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Took me a while too xD. The thread where I get it was removed.
Found it on a paranoid thread, Here you go sir: Mr.Bump - all credits to @dadi11

lemit93 said:
Took me a while too xD. The thread where I get it was removed.
Found it on a paranoid thread, Here you go sir: Mr.Bump - all credits to @dadi11
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Thank you very much. I actually found it in the download section of this thread.

I'm using cloudyg3 2.5 rom. Any ideas if magisk will work with it?

Dunno if Magisk works anymore, there's a dedicated thread in the Magisk forum. On my S3 (which is my backup phone) I have it all installed, excluding xposed. suhide works.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/discussion-pokemon-magisk-discussion-t3465722
Might reinstall the NamelessROM today to see if only systemless SuperSU and suhide are enough.

Temporary unroot?

Dear all,
I have my Z1C on the latest FW with Dual Recovery and root (SuperSU) but locked bootloader. Now, some apps will not run when they detect root. Can I "unroot" the phone in a convenient way and "re-root" when needed? Without using King Root and while keeping all my data etc.?
Cheers,
Ben

If you are willing to use Xposed, you can use a module called "RootCloak" which is used for hidding root from such apps which don't work unless your phone is not rooted.

BagOfLemon said:
If you are willing to use Xposed, you can use a module called "RootCloak" which is used for hidding root from such apps which don't work unless your phone is not rooted.
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Thanks. So Xposed works with Dual Recovery/locked bootloader?
I was hoping I could just uninstall SuperSU and re-flash it in TWRP to re-gain root.

nurunet said:
Thanks. So Xposed works with Dual Recovery/locked bootloader?
I was hoping I could just uninstall SuperSU and re-flash it in TWRP to re-gain root.
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I think it works with Dual Recovery, I'm not entirely sure though, same for Lock/Unlock BL but it should not impact how it works.
Also there is an option in several app for Root to disable it (Completely but you can re-enable it very easily)

BagOfLemon said:
Also there is an option in several app for Root to disable it (Completely but you can re-enable it very easily)
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There is in the version of SuperSU I am using, but it doesn't seem to work for the banking app I tried. Root cloak reportedly works for it, but I was unsure if Xposed would work with my config and did not want to risk a boot loop or similar.

nurunet said:
There is in the version of SuperSU I am using, but it doesn't seem to work for the banking app I tried. Root cloak reportedly works for it, but I was unsure if Xposed would work with my config and did not want to risk a boot loop or similar.
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It should work independently of your recovery so no worries. You can still download the zip to uninstall in case of something gone wrong or do a Nandroid backup to be sure

BagOfLemon said:
It should work independently of your recovery so no worries. You can still download the zip to uninstall in case of something gone wrong or do a Nandroid backup to be sure
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I guess I'll try this WE.

I tried it. In SuperSU settings I chose permanent unroot, rebooted, and voilà: The banking app worked. Then I flashed the latest SuperSU in TWRP, and root was back. Neat!

Has anyone rooted using Kingroot?

I've seen posts instructing how to root via SuperSu and Magisk; I know those methods have to be done a certain way because of the partition system. But I have not seen any posts about Kingroot. Would it work the successfully? I imagine it going like this:
1) root with Kingroot
2) boot to TWRP via ADB
3) flash TWRP
4) flash SuperSU if desired
Or
4) if desired, flash a kernel, flash Magisk, flash TWRP again
5) boot to system, uninstall Kingroot
Does that sound right? Would Kingroot even work to begin with?

GroovinChip said:
I've seen posts instructing how to root via SuperSu and Magisk; I know those methods have to be done a certain way because of the partition system. But I have not seen any posts about Kingroot. Would it work the successfully? I imagine it going like this:
1) root with Kingroot
2) boot to TWRP via ADB
3) flash TWRP
4) flash SuperSU if desired
Or
4) if desired, flash a kernel, flash Magisk, flash TWRP again
5) boot to system, uninstall Kingroot
Does that sound right? Would Kingroot even work to begin with?
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Why use kingroot? Remove the first step and you basically have hot to flash su..

pcriz said:
Why use kingroot? Remove the first step and you basically have hot to flash su..
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True, but if you happen to want to root while away from a computer it could be useful.
In any case, it was simply a curiosity about whether it would even work at all. I doubt I'd ever use Kingroot for my Pixel.
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GroovinChip said:
True, but if you happen to want to root while away from a computer it could be useful.
In any case, it was simply a curiosity about whether it would even work at all. I doubt I'd ever use Kingroot for my Pixel.
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Oh okay. I was just curious. I haven't tried kingroot but since rooting requires patching the boot.img and I don't know if you can do that while booted into the OS I'd say no. I am only assuming how kingroot works but again whatever the solution it needs to be able to make changes to the boot.img without already having root privs.
The closest solution I would see is having twrp already loaded.

pcriz said:
Oh okay. I was just curious. I haven't tried kingroot but since rooting requires patching the boot.img and I don't know if you can do that while booted into the OS I'd say no. I am only assuming how kingroot works but again whatever the solution it needs to be able to make changes to the boot.img without already having root privs.
The closest solution I would see is having twrp already loaded.
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This makes sense. Thanks
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Even if it did work it wouldn't work the way you are describing. King Root basically acts like malware and refuses to give root privileges to any app that interferes with its functioning. Adaway won't work with King Root because adware is part of the King Root program. You also wouldn't be able to install SU while King Root is on your phone. King Root will actively prevent you from installing any other root program. People used to be able to do what you describe but King Root was updated to prevent you from installing SU.

[Help] Need help with Magisk

Hi, so i want to root my phone but i still want to pass SafetyNet. So i found the systemless Magisk root. But i am a bit cofused on how to get it.
I have a stock LG G3. No Custom Recovery, no root and locked bootloader.
So if i want Magisk could i root my phone with someting like Kingroot (It is the easiest way that i found) then get TWRP with the TWRP official app from the app store, then unroot the phone and flash the latest magisk with TWRP?
Will i still pass SafetyNet even though i rooted with Kingroot? Will i have to factory reset the phone in the process? (I don't want to lose my data)
Please help me. Thank you a lot.

Does Android Pay still work when rooted?

Some work with root. what about the 1+5T?

Im using tez,phone pay rooted with magisk.
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Dunno if this is the same on 4.7.6 but running the Open Beta 2 and it works when rooted with Magisk and, but not when I have no root. So I guess it's detecting the bootloader status and thus, magisk will work.

I'm using it right now with magsik 15.3. If u unlock the boot loader u will never pass safety net which is requires to use these applications. But if u flash magisk it will pass safety net and u will be able to use it. Super su won't work

Jamie_oppo said:
I'm using it right now with magsik 15.3. If u unlock the boot loader u will never pass safety net which is requires to use these applications. But if u flash magisk it will pass safety net and u will be able to use it. Super su won't work
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Just so OP doesn't get the wrong idea: You have to unlock the bootloader for any root method. And once you root, you should never ever re-lock the bootloader (unless you flash completely back to stock).
Magisk root method will allow cloaking both the bootloader status and root so that Android Pay works perfectly. I've never had an issue.

Yea I'll echo what's been said. Android pay has worked on my op3 and now my 5t rooted, with magisk hide.