Android SafetyNet Bypass? [PKMN GO]

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Has anyone been able to modify Pokémon go with XPosed or similar to make it ignore SafetyNet? Or is that somehow tied into the authentication process in such a way it can't be nop'd or spoofed?

I want root and Pokémon GO!, but for now I'm not using root and I miss some of the tweaks.
 
I got it to work, here is what I did. (Had it for a while)

Boot into TWRP
Wipe ONLY SYSTEM
Install pureNexus
Install GAPPs
Install Magisk
Install PHH's SuperUser for Magisk
Clear Caches
Reboot into System
Install Magisk Manager APK
Install PHH's SuperUser from the Play Store
Enable MagiskHide
Enable MagiskHide for Pokémon GO! and SafetyNet Helper
 
I got it to work, here is what I did. (Had it for a while)

Boot into TWRP
Wipe ONLY SYSTEM
Install pureNexus
Install GAPPs
Install Magisk
Install PHH's SuperUser for Magisk
Clear Caches
Reboot into System
Install Magisk Manager APK
Install PHH's SuperUser from the Play Store
Enable MagiskHide
Enable MagiskHide for Pokémon GO! and SafetyNet Helper


Awesome :)
 
I got it to work, here is what I did. (Had it for a while)

Boot into TWRP
Wipe ONLY SYSTEM
Install pureNexus
Install GAPPs
Install Magisk
Install PHH's SuperUser for Magisk
Clear Caches
Reboot into System
Install Magisk Manager APK
Install PHH's SuperUser from the Play Store
Enable MagiskHide
Enable MagiskHide for Pokémon GO! and SafetyNet Helper
It's not going to last very long though. You'll have to constantly update/reinstall root as it gets blocked again and new methods come out. For that reason I just gave up and unrooted, I don't need root very often and I have the SuperSU zip on my phone so I can reroot anytime.
 
It's not going to last very long though. You'll have to constantly update/reinstall root as it gets blocked again and new methods come out. For that reason I just gave up and unrooted, I don't need root very often and I have the SuperSU zip on my phone so I can reroot anytime.
It has lasted a while though, which is good. Seems that Magisk has done it in a way that is harder to detect. :-D
 

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