Question Safety passes but not certified - Google Pixel 6 Pro

Hi,
after bricked my device, I wipe, reinstalled new on July patch and root.
All is working but not the certified in Play Store.
SafetyNet is passes.
Male a new fingerprint with props and the OS isn't loading.
Anyone has an idea?

Hi,
try redoing a fingerprint, reboot. Have had this problem myself and that solved it.

Leave it for a few days, normally it will be certified back after 2 days

Close the Play Store and clear the app data/cache and it'll fix the certification.

You shouldn't have to do anything to the fingerprint to pass.
Latest Magisk (25.1)
Universal SafetyNet Fix 2.3.1
DenyList enabled on Google Play Store
This is on a Pixel 5, but it shouldn't make any difference. SafetyNet passes, and device is Play Certified.
Spoiler: Screenshots

This is old story - Please clean google play store data and cache and then reopen google play store to make it download necessary files to certify again and then it will pass certification.

Not an old story, there's much discussion on the release of a new "aggressive" API that passes safteynet but failed other, stronger tests that Netflix and Gpay use to detect root. So far, I have not seen anyone overcome it on P6P without changing fingerprint.

rhetorician said:
Not an old story, there's much discussion on the release of a new "aggressive" API that passes safteynet but failed other, stronger tests that Netflix and Gpay use to detect root. So far, I have not seen anyone overcome it on P6P without changing fingerprint.
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I've had no problem with Magisk zygisk and UNSF 2.3.1 with Google pay/wallet and netflix. Google play has always shown my P6P as certified.

Go to the GitHub page and look at the discussion posted on this issue. If you're able to use GPay on the July firmware with updated Google services, then you appear to be in the minority.
New Google Integrity API update breaks universal safetynet fix · Issue #203 · kdrag0n/safetynet-fix
New Google Integrity API update breaks universal safetynet fix Describe the bug Google Play device is certified. YASNAC safety net passes. Google Pay is now Google Wallet which detects device as ro...
github.com

I am also running July firmware on a rooted P6P, can use GPay and PlayStore says its certified. I've applied all updates, Play Store says it's up to date at v31.6.13-21.
YASNAC passes. Magisk 25.2, Shamiko for Denylist enforcement. Play Store, GPay, and Netflix on denylist.

A modified safetynet fix should fix this problem. Make sure to clear data from google play services. Goodluck.

wanttotree said:
A modified safetynet fix should fix this problem. Make sure to clear data from google play services. Goodluck.
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Where did you get this from? The official USNF file has only reached V2.3.1.
@Lughnasadh Ahh, thanks for the clarification. I appreciate it =).

NippleSauce said:
Where did you get this from? The official USNF file has only reached V2.3.1.
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That's from Displax. He actually updated the mod but also lowered the version number so it would coincide with kdragons. So the latest, updated version of Displax's mod is 2.3.1, not 2.3.2.
MAGISK MODULE ❯ Universal SafetyNet Fix 2.4.0
Universal SafetyNet Fix Magisk module Magisk module to work around Google's SafetyNet attestation. This module works around hardware attestation and recent updates to SafetyNet CTS profile checks. You must already be able to pass basic CTS...
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I apologize for not crediting Displax.

Seems I am doing something wrong, play store certification status of the devices will still stay on "not certified".
Pixel 5, lineageos 20 freshly installed, magisk (zygisk enabled, enforce deny list, play store + play services fully checked), Displax' USNF v.2.4.0-Mod_1.2 installed, wiped data+cache from play store + play services, Google Services Framework ID registered. Safetynet basic integrity + CTS profile match passed.
Any idea?

ssdnvv said:
Seems I am doing something wrong.
Pixel 5, lineageos 20 freshly installed, magisk (zygisk enabled, enforce deny list, play store + play services fully checked), Displax' USNF v.2.4.0-Mod_1.2 installed, wiped data+cache from play store + play services, Google Services Framework ID registered.
Any idea?
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You need to install Shamiko to hide su binary (disabling enforce deny list) and check Play Integrity, SafetyNet is depracated: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gr.nikolasspyr.integritycheck

swer45 said:
You need to install Shamiko to hide su binary (disabling enforce deny list) and check Play Integrity, SafetyNet is depracated: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gr.nikolasspyr.integritycheck
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Thanks for your quick answer, but still not certified. Does this "let the device wait for some time"-idea help?

ssdnvv said:
Thanks for your quick answer, but still not certified. Does this "let the device wait for some time"-idea help?
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Oh, you are using Lineage, I don't like it because doesn't include any patch of this. Try this module: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/sensitive_props/releases/latest
But I recommend you to use another ROM, Lineage is for testing purposes.

ssdnvv said:
play store + play services fully checked
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wipe the app data of Play Store and force stop it. another option would be flashing the 'Universal SafetyNet Fix' as Magisk module.

Seems shamiko does anyways not bypass CTS on lineageos which I'd like to keep - used to it for several years by now ;-). Or can you recommend another AOSP android 13 ROM, that is still well maintained?
Displax' Universal SafetyNet Fix mod is working in combination with deny list to pass safetyNet but not Playstore integrity check.
The sensitive_props module doesn't seem to change the situation. I just freshly reinstalled and only logged in into google account and entered playstore after YASNAC showed both checks passed.
edit: for the record - I just had to wait roughly two days and the certification was shown in playstore. But even with this not all apps run fine - Microsoft Intune / Teams for accessing company networks for example refuse to connect (yet can be installed, so this seems to be some security initiative from M$).

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Safety net passes but Google pay doesn't work?

Hey guys. So I have the latest magisk beta v19 and latest magisk manager. My safety net is passing but Google pay doesn't work. Did the new March update make it detect unlocked bootloader? My bootloader is unlocked with TWRP installed. Has anyone tested with and without TWRP installed?
zee24 said:
Hey guys. So I have the latest magisk beta v19 and latest magisk manager. My safety net is passing but Google pay doesn't work. Did the new March update make it detect unlocked bootloader? My bootloader is unlocked with TWRP installed. Has anyone tested with and without TWRP installed?
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Works for me but I had to make sure to hide the needed apps in MagiskHide (GPay, G Play Services, Framework) and even then, it required me to clear data in Pay, Services > then reboot > then proceed to add a card.
Also check to make sure that auto updates are not on for Google Pay. I think the version matters. My version is currently 2.84.237487748.
SageWilliams said:
Works for me but I had to make sure to hide the needed apps in MagiskHide (GPay, G Play Services, Framework) and even then, it required me to clear data in Pay, Services > then reboot > then proceed to add a card.
Also check to make sure that auto updates are not on for Google Pay. I think the version matters. My version is currently 2.84.237487748.
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Wow so idk which one of the things you said did it but it worked, I downgraded my app, but I didn't have Google framework hidden from magisk so I did that I cleared the data and then rebooted that worked! Thanks so much and anyone else who's having this issue try this
zee24 said:
Wow so idk which one of the things you said did it but it worked, I downgraded my app, but I didn't have Google framework hidden from magisk so I did that I cleared the data and then rebooted that worked! Thanks so much and anyone else who's having this issue try this
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Great, I will say its hit or miss sometimes. Mine worked in stores for a few days, then stopped saying I was rooted so I had to redo the method to get it back.
This is the fix
Magisk stable build, all latest official builds of everything else, nothing special. and Magisk hide on google play store, google play services and google pay then - Renaming com.google.android.gms to com.google.android.gms.bak (found in Data/Data) in root browser and then rebooting is the answer .
prot- said:
This is the fix
Magisk stable build, all latest official builds of everything else, nothing special. and Magisk hide on google play store, google play services and google pay then - Renaming com.google.android.gms to com.google.android.gms.bak (found in Data/Data) in root browser and then rebooting is the answer .
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Great. Finally a fix. All like above but used Magisk 19.0. Thanks. I hope we're able to keep finding fixes like this. Google pay is a convenience.
According to this, it is to be expected on Pixel devices, vs others.
Advantages:
If you will see the list of the advantages and the list is too long of the magisk. This is the best Android application which you can use on your device. Let’s take a dive in the advantages of the Magisk.
You can use Financial/Banking applications.
You can use Snapchat without any issues.
You can also play Pokemon Go on your rooted Android device.
You can install OTA updates on your device.
You can also install System-less Xposed framework on your lollipop and marshmallow devices.
You can use Android Pay.
You can also bypass SafetyNet.
You might Face issues in:
Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL devices. The work is in progress, and we are working on i.
Magisk Manager cannot be placed in adaptable storage, or superuser will not work
MagiskSU does not support multi-user, and we are working on it to make multi-user support.
MagiskSU does not work on Android O preview, and we are working on it.
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https://******************/
Since when are we not allowed to post links? Go to: magiskmanager dot com
Droid_Nut said:
According to this, it is to be expected on Pixel devices, vs others.
https://******************/
Since when are we not allowed to post links? Go to: magiskmanager dot com
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Ever since that site was verified to be a fake.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.xd...kmanager-com-not-official-website-magisk/amp/
prot- said:
This is the fix
Magisk stable build, all latest official builds of everything else, nothing special. and Magisk hide on google play store, google play services and google pay then - Renaming com.google.android.gms to com.google.android.gms.bak (found in Data/Data) in root browser and then rebooting is the answer .
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Thanks so much dude....much appreciated

Passes CTS and basicIntegrity, Playstore uncertified

Hello everybody,
It's been a while now since I first noticed this, I tried waiting it out but that didn't work. I'm using AEX and have root enabled by Magisk, and SafetyNet tests are successful, passing both CTS and basicIntegrity, but I had to hide Google Play Store and Google Play Services using Magisk Hide. However, despite passing CTS and basicIntegrity, Google Playstore says my device is uncertified. This has never happened before, and it doesn't seem to affect my usage (I heard Netflix won't appear in the store if Google detects root somehow, but I can see Netflix in the store just fine), but it would be nice if I can get certified. Any ideas?
Thank you for your time.
TL;DR : I pass CTS and basicIntegrity but store says uncertified, how can I fix that?

Safety Net starts passing on rooted phone

I don't know what happen but SafetyNet starts passing. I have rooted Moto Z3 Play, unlocked bootloader, Magisk 20.4, EdXposed 91.0 (YAHFA v0.4.6.4, updated today), a few Magisk, and EdXposed modules. Before hardware SafetyNet checks I could pay by phone. After Google forcing SafetyNet hardware attestation I could not. I accepted it because I was more concerned with control than with the possibility of paying by phone in the store.
Today morning I updated Riru - EdXposed (YAHFA) module in Magisk Manager. Then reboot. During the day I rebooted the phone once again. In the evening I ran Google Play Store to update my apps. I was surprised that Play was updating Netflix. Normally I updated it manually by downloading the apk file. Then I was testing Safety Net with Magisk, SafetyNet attest and SafetyNet test - all green. I was able to add a card to GPay. Even "attest" records in dg.db has 0, without blocking write mode. Here some screenshots.
The new update of EdXposed in the Magisk Manager passes SN, nothing new.
But John Wu (Magisk developer) said there was no way for hardware attestation on unlocked devices. Any software hiding will not work. That what he said.
QkiZMR said:
I don't know what happen but SafetyNet starts passing. I have rooted Moto Z3 Play, unlocked bootloader, Magisk 20.4, EdXposed 91.0 (YAHFA v0.4.6.4, updated today), a few Magisk, and EdXposed modules. Before hardware SafetyNet checks I could pay by phone. After Google forcing SafetyNet hardware attestation I could not. I accepted it because I was more concerned with control than with the possibility of paying by phone in the store.
Today morning I updated Riru - EdXposed (YAHFA) module in Magisk Manager. Then reboot. During the day I rebooted the phone once again. In the evening I ran Google Play Store to update my apps. I was surprised that Play was updating Netflix. Normally I updated it manually by downloading the apk file. Then I was testing Safety Net with Magisk, SafetyNet attest and SafetyNet test - all green. I was able to add a card to GPay. Even "attest" records in dg.db has 0, without blocking write mode. Here some screenshots.
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Will gpay work, can you pay in shops?
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I added card successfully to gpay. I suppose that it will be working but I need to check. I wasn't in shop yet ?
I think that is working because evaluation type is basic.
QkiZMR said:
I added card successfully to gpay. I suppose that it will be working but I need to check. I wasn't in shop yet [emoji846]
I think that is working because evaluation type is basic.
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When you're in the gpay app and you turn on nfc, does it say-hold to reader?
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Al765436 said:
When you're in the gpay app and you turn on nfc, does it say-hold to reader?
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Text in Polish, but it means "move closer to the reader".
QkiZMR said:
Text in Polish, but it means "move closer to the reader".
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Yes that means it should be working, thx
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Al765436 said:
Yes that means it should be working, thx
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I confirm payments works fine.
QkiZMR said:
I don't know what happen but SafetyNet starts passing.
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I second you mate ( see it here ) :good:
Hardware attestation hack to basic attestation is needed, I gotta say.
serajr said:
I second you mate ( see it here ) :good:
Hardware attestation hack to basic attestation is needed, I gotta say.
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I know. I said it in my third post. The best thing is that I not needed to clear any google play/google services data. It just began working ?

Device uncertified after Magisk root on latest factory Android 11

Hi all,
Got a new phone and finally decided to see if I could root the old Pixel 2 XL. It's unlocked, bought directly from Google. Never before unlocked bootloader until now.
It was flashed to factory Android 11 2020-12, and rooted from there. Magisk 21.1 beta was installed from zip while booted into TWRP 3.0.4, as advised in this thread. The latest Play System Update (Oct 5, 2020) was automatically installed while I was messing around afterwords.
I confirmed root access thru a checker and Termux, which is pretty neat! Hadn't rooted a device in a long time!
Unfortunately, device certification fails in Play Store, Magisk SafetyNet check and being unable to add a credit card to Google Pay. Magisk says basicIntegrity passes, but CTSprofile fails.
Things I've tried, mostly from this exhaustive guide:
Hidden Magisk Manager
Enabled MagiskHide, rebooted
Remove Magisk zip from storage
Lock bootloader again, rebooted
Clear app storage for Play store and Play services, rebooted
Disable USB debugging
Disable Play Protect scanning
Looked over XDA boards, Magisk changelog/documentation/guides
Things I haven't done (yet?):
Spoofing device fingerprint. I wouldn't expect this to be necessary, since it's actually authentic! But maybe there's more to it that I don't understand?
Start over from scratch, with Magisk Canary build - doesn't appear to be any improvements to MagiskHide according in current release notes
Is this possible to achieve?
composition said:
Is this possible to achieve?
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SafetyNet:Magisk and MagiskHide Installation and Troubleshooting guide
www.didgeridoohan.com
Google I believe is using hardware-backed CTS profiling, which Magisk cannot circumvent. Your only chance of passing CTS is to hope Google ISN'T using the hardware-backed version, so you can employ one of the workarounds I gave in the link above.
There is a setting in magisk manager that let's you switch the attestation check. I'm having a brain fart as to where it is atm but I'll poke around and if/when I find it, I'll reply again.
Larzzzz82 said:
There is a setting in magisk manager that let's you switch the attestation check. I'm having a brain fart as to where it is atm but I'll poke around and if/when I find it, I'll reply again.
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Apparently we're both having brain farts. I didn't even think there was such a setting. Then again, I don't use Google Pay.

How To Guide Rooted S22: How to make the new Google Wallet work

If you rooted using the method on this forum, and your Google Pay app was recently upgraded to Google Wallet, you will probably find that it doesn't work anymore. Even if you have the Universal SafetyNet Fix installed and SafetyNet shows as passing, the new payment app will still detect your device as rooted. This is because it now uses Google Play Integrity instead of SafetyNet.
There's a lot of discussion in this thread. But the short version is, if you want to get payments working again:
1. Install MagiskHide Props Config.
2. Follow the instructions on that page to change your device fingerprint to Samsung Galaxy S21 (A11).
That's it! Some people in the thread also cleared data for Google Play Services but I don't think I did. Also in that thread is a verification app (first version, official version) for Google Play Integrity that you can use to make sure your device fingerprint setting is correct.
So far I haven't noticed any side effects from changing the fingerprint. I was unable to receive any SMS messages after first changing, but I rebooted a second time and that issue went away.
Just install safetynet-fix-v2.3.1-MOD.zip in Magisk. That worked on my OnePlus Nord CE (EU).
Vattu said:
Just install safetynet-fix-v2.3.1-MOD.zip in Magisk. That worked on my OnePlus Nord CE (EU).
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Yeah this thread is now out of date. The updated safetynet fix is a much better option now.
You don't need just the safetynet module. You need Shamiko along that.
So latest Safetynet + Shamiko 0.5.2 (the latest version right now) and you're all set. You gotta whitelist the banking apps you use and they'll work perfectly fine. These 2 were enough to allow my preferred ridiculous banking app to work without an issue, without any other modules or tweaking and such.
dragos281993 said:
You don't need just the safetynet module. You need Shamiko along that.
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You only need Shamiko if you use LSposed, right? I don't use LSposed and it's been enough for me to put all of my annoying apps on the Magisk denylist.
aurny said:
You only need Shamiko if you use LSposed, right? I don't use LSposed and it's been enough for me to put all of my annoying apps on the Magisk denylist.
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No. I only had Magisk installed with Zygisk turned on. I first installed Safetynet Fix then Shamiko. The first module wasn't enough for my preffered banking app to not detect that the bootloader was unlocked. Shamiko fixed that. I simply installed it as a module in Magisk
Thanks, good to know. I haven't had that issue yet but I'll remember this in case I need it in the future!
aurny said:
If you rooted using the method on this forum, and your Google Pay app was recently upgraded to Google Wallet, you will probably find that it doesn't work anymore. Even if you have the Universal SafetyNet Fix installed and SafetyNet shows as passing, the new payment app will still detect your device as rooted. This is because it now uses Google Play Integrity instead of SafetyNet.
There's a lot of discussion in this thread. But the short version is, if you want to get payments working again:
1. Install MagiskHide Props Config.
2. Follow the instructions on that page to change your device fingerprint to Samsung Galaxy S21 (A11).
That's it! Some people in the thread also cleared data for Google Play Services but I don't think I did. Also in that thread is a verification app (first version, official version) for Google Play Integrity that you can use to make sure your device fingerprint setting is correct.
So far I haven't noticed any side effects from changing the fingerprint. I was unable to receive any SMS messages after first changing, but I rebooted a second time and that issue went away.
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Thank you very much, it worked perfectly.
This actually worked, thank you!

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