Android Magisk With EmojiOne and Saftey Net?

[gudenau]

I am attempting to get EmojiOne and Saftey Net on my phone with Majisk, but Ican not get it to work. I am using 96f8efc and Pure Nexus 7.1.2-20170612-OFFICAL.

 

[FireEmblemGuy]

I have no idea about the emoji thing, but I've had no problems getting Magisk 13.0 to pass SafetyNet checks. Just go to Magisk's settings and turn on Magisk Hide. I haven't had to do anything else to get apps that have SafetyNet checks working properly.

 

[gudenau]

I have no idea about the emoji thing, but I've had no problems getting Magisk 13.0 to pass SafetyNet checks. Just go to Magisk's settings and turn on Magisk Hide. I haven't had to do anything else to get apps that have SafetyNet checks working properly.

What modules do you have installed?

 

[FireEmblemGuy]

What modules do you have installed?

No modules, no special settings, just enabled Magisk Hide. Granted, I'm still on Marshmallow with a much more limited custom ROM and a non-Nexus device - I can't guarantee things will work the same with newer versions of Android. Still, my Fire Emblem: Heroes profile hasn't nuked itself and the SafetyNet check app I have still returns success whenever I try it.

Looking at the Magisk changelog, I'm still a few builds behind the current one, but from the build you're using it looks like you should be able to use modules and still pass SafetyNet.

 

[linuxares]

It's Google that's messing about. What you might need is a custom kernel like Franco. I had to install it to bypass the latest SafetyNet with the same Beta you run.

 

[gudenau]

No modules, no special settings, just enabled Magisk Hide. Granted, I'm still on Marshmallow with a much more limited custom ROM and a non-Nexus device - I can't guarantee things will work the same with newer versions of Android. Still, my Fire Emblem: Heroes profile hasn't nuked itself and the SafetyNet check app I have still returns success whenever I try it.

Looking at the Magisk changelog, I'm still a few builds behind the current one, but from the build you're using it looks like you should be able to use modules and still pass SafetyNet.

Yeah, using a couple modules.

It's Google that's messing about. What you might need is a custom kernel like Franco. I had to install it to bypass the latest SafetyNet with the same Beta you run.

Who is Franco?

 

[linuxares]

Yeah, using a couple modules.


Who is Franco?

https://www.xda-developers.com/franco-kernel/

 

[gudenau]

https://www.xda-developers.com/franco-kernel/

Doesn't say it supports my phone, I'll try the one I used in my tablet though.

 

[SolidMario7]

Go to settings and tick "Magisk Core Only Mode" and see if that works.

Edit: And reboot before you test it.

 

[gudenau]

Go to settings and tick "Magisk Core Only Mode" and see if that works.

Edit: And reboot before you test it.

That didn't help, oddly enough.

But I tried installing everything at once and it's passing right now so I'll say it's solved.