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Running stock ROM not rooted, getting this error? .. bootloader is unlocked though
Google has Google pay check for an unlocked bootloader. If you are unlocked it will fail, you do not have to be rooted just bootloader unlocked for Safteynet to fail. You might as well install Magisk and let it hide that you are unlocked and rooted if you wish to use Google Pay. If you do not want to root, then just relock the bootloader, JUST MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE STOCK RECOVERY AND NO CUSTOM RECOVERY INSTALLED. Otherwise you will brick your device. Also, be aware that relocking your bootloader will wipe all internal data off the phone so backup any photos, files, anything of importance before relocking bootloader.
Eric214 said:
Google has Google pay check for an unlocked bootloader. If you are unlocked it will fail, you do not have to be rooted just bootloader unlocked for Safteynet to fail. You might as well install Magisk and let it hide that you are unlocked and rooted if you wish to use Google Pay. If you do not want to root, then just relock the bootloader, JUST MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE STOCK RECOVERY AND NO CUSTOM RECOVERY INSTALLED. Otherwise you will brick your device. Also, be aware that relocking your bootloader will wipe all internal data off the phone so backup any photos, files, anything of importance before relocking bootloader.
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Magisk hide won't hide it. Alot of apps not able to avail of the hide function.
hallo dare said:
Magisk hide won't hide it. Alot of apps not able to avail of the hide function.
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Strange... on my OP 6 with unlocked bootloader and Magisk root, Google Pay runs fine. And even Magisk Hide was not enabled for Google Pay (now it is).
hallo dare said:
Magisk hide won't hide it. Alot of apps not able to avail of the hide function.
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What are you talking about? I've been using Magisk with passing safetynet since it came out a couple years ago. I just used Google Pay times today with no issues.
The issue is Google will fail Safetynet if you just have an unlocked bootloader and no magisk installed to pass the safetynet checks.
Eric214 said:
What are you talking about? I've been using Magisk with passing safetynet since it came out a couple years ago. I just used Google Pay times today with no issues.
The issue is Google will fail Safetynet if you just have an unlocked bootloader and no magisk installed to pass the safetynet checks.
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What I'm talking about is what I'm experiencing. I've magisk installed, Google Pay is ticket to magisk hide, along with other apps, and they all detect root
hallo dare said:
Magisk hide won't hide it. Alot of apps not able to avail of the hide function.
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please dont give users the wrong impression
Magisk DOES hide it.
i have an unlocked bootloader, TWRP, MAGISK, and a custom kernel installed
and ive been using google pay for the past week without issues.
Why would I give users wrong impression? It's happening to me!!! Just because it doesn't happen to you or others then it cannot be true?
I've also an unlocked bootloader, TWRP and Magisk installed and Magisk is not hiding specific apps. Simple as that.
hallo dare said:
What I'm talking about is what I'm experiencing. I've magisk installed, Google Pay is ticket to magisk hide, along with other apps, and they all detect root
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Then Magisk must not be installed properly. You must have done something wrong is all I can think of. I use Google pay 2-5 times a day without issue and on the OnePlus 6 since launch, zero issues.
Eric214 said:
Then Magisk must not be installed properly. You must have done something wrong is all I can think of. I use Google pay 2-5 times a day without issue and on the OnePlus 6 since launch, zero issues.
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I've gone and done a complete format and re-installation of everything and the same issue is present.
hallo dare said:
I've gone and done a complete format and re-installation of everything and the same issue is present.
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Maybe delete the Magisk APK/zip you have and download a fresh copy then.
Eric214 said:
Maybe delete the Magisk APK/zip you have and download a fresh copy then.
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Done that, but made no difference. Just reading on another thread that it appears to be an issue for many.
Magisk Hide works fine out of the box (no alterations) with Google Pay for me.
Historically, when it fails it's because Magisk is out of date.
hallo dare, if you want help, post your Magisk Manager's landing page, then another of your test results. Past that, you should head over to the Magisk XDA thread.
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I guess I forgot to mention I am on the BETA channel - so not exactly without alteration.
Orito said:
Magisk Hide works fine out of the box (no alterations) with Google Pay for me.
Historically, when it fails it's because Magisk is out of date.
hallo dare, if you want help, post your Magisk Manager's landing page, then another of your test results. Past that, you should head over to the Magisk XDA thread.
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I guess I forgot to mention I am on the BETA channel - so not exactly without alteration.
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Thanks Orito,
Yeah I'll do just that. Can you please post the magisk you flashed and I'll try it please.
I flashed the 16.4.
I'm running 16.42. In Magisk.
Open Magisk Manager.
Menu.
Settings.
Update Channel -> Beta
Check for Updates -> Enabled
Close Magisk Manager completely.
Reopen.
Orito said:
I'm running 16.42. In Magisk.
Open Magisk Manager.
Menu.
Settings.
Update Channel -> Beta
Check for Updates -> Enabled
Close Magisk Manager completely.
Reopen.
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Exactly what I've been doing. Thanks
I really really miss exposed and I really don't want to root as besides exposed I personally have no need to. I just can't seem to get virtual exposed up and running. Along with not finding and good hot to videos on YT. I get it installed and everything just no luck with actual installing module for some reason. TIA for all help or input
if you root with magisk there is a module for xposed framework but it looks old and it says it won't be updated and I haven't tried it
spart0n said:
if you root with magisk there is a module for xposed framework but it looks old and it says it won't be updated and I haven't tried it
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If I rooted I wouldn't need to run virtual or magisk I could just run Xposed. I just don't want to root as it's easier for OTA without root. Especially seeing how often updates are coming for this phone since it got released.
lg3FTW said:
If I rooted I wouldn't need to run virtual or magisk I could just run Xposed. I just don't want to root as it's easier for OTA without root. Especially seeing how often updates are coming for this phone since it got released.
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I don't see how you can get xposed running without being rooted but I am a noob at this still lol
spart0n said:
I don't see how you can get xposed running without being rooted but I am a noob at this still lol
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It's called virtual Xposed. It's what my post is mostly about getting it running on the phone. No worries we are all rookies one time or another
lg3FTW said:
It's called virtual Xposed. It's what my post is mostly about getting it running on the phone. No worries we are all rookies one time or another
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I understand your desire not to root, but the only downside to rooting wousl be security, and magisk keeps security intact. Edxposed (unoffical Xposed for Android P) works perfectly fine in magisk.10/10 would recommend. Plus magisk has methods for maintaining root after OTAs
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I understand your desire not to root, but the only downside to rooting wousl be security, and magisk keeps security intact. Edxposed (unoffical Xposed for Android P) works perfectly fine in magisk.10/10 would recommend. Plus magisk has methods for maintaining root after OTAs
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I bought the unlocked model for root truly but I haven't rooted a phone in 3 years since my LG g3 and g4 and for some reason I can't seem to wrap my head around easiest and safest way to root the OP7 . Don't want to break it. Nicest phone I've ever owned.
There's a tool by the guy who maintains TWRP for the phone. It's called tool all in one and can unlock and root your phone with a simple GUI. OTAs are almost as simple as stock, just 2gig files instead of ~500mb. It's just download from oxygen updater, settings local install, TWRP retention script, Magisk inactive slot install, reboot
Arden144 said:
There's a tool by the guy who maintains TWRP for the phone. It's called tool all in one and can unlock and root your phone with a simple GUI. OTAs are almost as simple as stock, just 2gig files instead of ~500mb. It's just download from oxygen updater, settings local install, TWRP retention script, Magisk inactive slot install, reboot
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All that seems amazing and I love the tool kits made for other devices heck I remember rooting GB when it was a one click app just to root your device. Miss those days. I'll have to search more as you really lost me with this part.
It's just download from oxygen updater, settings local install, TWRP retention script, Magisk inactive slot install, r
lg3FTW said:
All that seems amazing and I love the tool kits made for other devices heck I remember rooting GB when it was a one click app just to root your device. Miss those days. I'll have to search more as you really lost me with this part.
It's just download from oxygen updater, settings local install, TWRP retention script, Magisk inactive slot install, r
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...fully-upgraded-to-9-5-7-t3937414/post79679795
Have you tried TaiChi? It's an alternative to virtual exposed.
lg3FTW said:
All that seems amazing and I love the tool kits made for other devices heck I remember rooting GB when it was a one click app just to root your device. Miss those days. I'll have to search more as you really lost me with this part.
It's just download from oxygen updater, settings local install, TWRP retention script, Magisk inactive slot install, r
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I don't think you even need the all in one GUI. It's a very simple process.
Kinda Easy to follow Guide
MORE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE
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if you root with magisk there is a module for xposed framework but it looks old and it says it won't be updated and I haven't tried it
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Yes, but there's EdXposed which is compatible and works flawlessly with Safety net. Not all modules work but that's an Android Pie incompatibility issue, not an Xposed problem.
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lg3FTW said:
I bought the unlocked model for root truly but I haven't rooted a phone in 3 years since my LG g3 and g4 and for some reason I can't seem to wrap my head around easiest and safest way to root the OP7 . Don't want to break it. Nicest phone I've ever owned.
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It was amazingly easy. You just enable developer option, select enable OEM unlocking, back everything up (the phone will get factory reset) and advanced reboot, hook it up to your computer, reboot to bootloader, and then fastboot OEM unlock, reboot your phone to make sure the warning appears and reinitialise the system (since your phone did just get reset), reboot to bootloader, fastboot boot twrp.img, optionally flash the twrp installer, and flash Magisk. Done. Rooted. After installing OTAs, but before rebooting, use the install to slot B option in Magisk manager.
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Yes, but there's EdXposed which is compatible and works flawlessly with Safety net. Not all modules work but that's an Android Pie incompatibility issue, not an Xposed problem.
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It was amazingly easy. You just enable developer option, select enable OEM unlocking, back everything up (the phone will get factory reset) and advanced reboot, hook it up to your computer, reboot to bootloader, and then fastboot OEM unlock, reboot your phone to make sure the warning appears and reinitialise the system (since your phone did just get reset), reboot to bootloader, fastboot boot twrp.img, optionally flash the twrp installer, and flash Magisk. Done. Rooted. After installing OTAs, but before rebooting, use the install to slot B option in Magisk manager.
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Do you know if TMobile one plus 7 pro be rooted as well? I've seen people say yes and people say no. Which carrier do you have?
oregonhynita said:
Do you know if TMobile one plus 7 pro be rooted as well? I've seen people say yes and people say no. Which carrier do you have?
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Do you know if TMobile one plus 7 pro be rooted as well? I've seen people say yes and people say no. Which carrier do you have?
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I've been told you can, but I don't have one of those. Carriers are mostly irrelevant outside of the US (and I live outside of the US myself). I use the international, carrier agnostic model (1917).
I have a rooted OnePlus 7 Pro running OOS 10.0.1 rooted with Magisk but everything is very glitchy and I probably did something wrong. WiFi doesn’t work, boot slot b is non functional, and I’m just done with root. I need help. How do I return COMPLETELY TO STOCK, and lock the bootloader and unroot without tripping safety net or bricking? OnePlus support said they could do nothing. Every post on XDA advises to never relock, but I don’t know what else to do. I’m new to this stuff. Thank you for your time.
jwbritt01 said:
I have a rooted OnePlus 7 Pro running OOS 10.0.1 rooted with Magisk but everything is very glitchy and I probably did something wrong. WiFi doesn’t work, boot slot b is non functional, and I’m just done with root. I need help. How do I return COMPLETELY TO STOCK, and lock the bootloader and unroot without tripping safety net or bricking? OnePlus support said they could do nothing. Every post on XDA advises to never relock, but I don’t know what else to do. I’m new to this stuff. Thank you for your time.
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If you want to go completely stock locked, Use MSM tool it will put full stock and lock the bootloader for you. Beware will wipe all your data backup all your personal data first
Follow instructions here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/how-to/msm-tool-guac-t3934691
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If you want to go completely stock locked, Use MSM tool it will put full stock and lock the bootloader for you. Beware will wipe all your data backup all your personal data first
Follow instructions here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-7-pro/how-to/msm-tool-guac-t3934691
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Will Safety Net he tripped still after this? Because this seems too good to be true
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Will Safety Net he tripped still after this? Because this seems too good to be true
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No as you will be FULL stock with locked bootloader.
liam_davenport said:
No as you will be FULL stock with locked bootloader.
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And does this work for the GM21AA model of the phone too?
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And does this work for the GM21AA model of the phone too?
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Yes
jwbritt01 said:
I have a rooted OnePlus 7 Pro running OOS 10.0.1 rooted with Magisk but everything is very glitchy and I probably did something wrong. WiFi doesn’t work
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If you manually flashed a patched boot.img, you probably just flashed in incompatible one (broken WiFi is a dead giveaway for this issue). Better to just boot TWRP, flash Magisk and let Magisk patch the boot.img.
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Yes
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Everything went through and I have my phone working again. But I have one last question... My phone was the GM1915 model and that's what's printed on the box. But now in settings the model number is listed as GM1917. What kind of issues, if any, will this cause? Or am I good to go?
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If you manually flashed a patched boot.img, you probably just flashed in incompatible one (broken WiFi is a dead giveaway for this issue). Better to just boot TWRP, flash Magisk and let Magisk patch the boot.img.
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If I ever go back to rooting in the future (I'm staying stock until I learn more about the technical stuff) this will be a life safer. Thanks!
hi folks, i was getting OTAs up to and including the january patch, but the feb and march ones haven't come up. i'm rooted on stock 10, previously was using this method of installing updates. but now, nothing. anyone else had this? nothing too controversial installed, magisk with active edge mod, systemless hosts+adaway, youtube vanced? obviously i can update and re-root via the factory images but just checking in here in case anyone has had this and has any easier ideas. cheers.
Same here. My OTA didn't come by 7th of February/March so I sideloaded. Was thinking maybe Google won't serve them if rooted or magisk or unlocked bootloader.
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Same here. My OTA didn't come by 7th of February/March so I sideloaded. Was thinking maybe Google won't serve them if rooted or magisk or unlocked bootloader.
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cool, thanks for the response, i guess that's my lot then. i assume i can
extract and magisk-patch the boot.img from the OTA
sideload the OTA
flash the patched boot.img
to retain root?
I never tried extract from OTA I used the full image. But I download both anyway.
My guide should cover it all. Look at the "Sideload the OTA" section..... https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
Let me know if you have any issues or suggestions on how to make the guide better.
sic0048 said:
My guide should cover it all. Look at the "Sideload the OTA" section..... https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
Let me know if you have any issues or suggestions on how to make the guide better.
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fun fact: i eventually found this and it is exactly what i used and everything worked smoothly, thanks so much!
I guys, i'm on 13.0.0 (TD1A.221105.001, Nov 2022) and its working fine with root and magisk hidden (for google pay).
My phone reminds me to update.
I red a lot of things to do it but i dont want to mess anything.
Can somoene explain me simply all the steps to update to january factory from the beginning and keep root and with magisk hidden.
Thank you for your help.
oceliome said:
I guys, i'm on 13.0.0 (TD1A.221105.001, Nov 2022) and its working fine with root and magisk hidden (for google pay).
My phone reminds me to update.
I red a lot of things to do it but i dont want to mess anything.
Can somoene explain me simply all the steps to update to january factory from the beginning and keep root and with magisk hidden.
Thank you for your help.
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Look for Pixel flasher on XDA , allows you to update and everything will be as you had it afterwards. Simplest and easiest in my opinion. Been using for every update
Question, when updating using Pixel Flasher, do i have to tick the disable verity and disable verification when flashing for every update?
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Question, when updating using Pixel Flasher, do i have to tick the disable verity and disable verification when flashing for every update?
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If you want those to stay disabled yes. If you don't do it and decide you want to disable them later on. You'll have to wipe again.
easy to folow with easy steps did al my updates without losing anything
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easy to folow with easy steps did al my updates without losing anything
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Thanks for sharing this video. But this also means this 'OTA Upgrade Guide' from Magisk website doesn't work with the Pixel devices/ Android 13? I was using the OnePlus 7T before since 2020 (to last month) and I think since then itself I was following the above mentioned official Magisk guide to update to the latest OOS OTA's and major Android firmware upgrades too to keep the data and also the root. So doesn't this official guide work anymore?
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Thanks for sharing this video. But this also means this 'OTA Upgrade Guide' from Magisk website doesn't work with the Pixel devices/ Android 13? I was using the OnePlus 7T before since 2020 (to last month) and I think since then itself I was following the above mentioned official Magisk guide to update to the latest OOS OTA's and major Android firmware upgrades too to keep the data and also the root. So doesn't this official guide work anymore?
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i dont know never followd the official Magisk guide that you linked on my pixel7 pro , i yust followd the youtube that i linked en worked like a charm never lost root/data
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Thanks for sharing this video. But this also means this 'OTA Upgrade Guide' from Magisk website doesn't work with the Pixel devices/ Android 13? I was using the OnePlus 7T before since 2020 (to last month) and I think since then itself I was following the above mentioned official Magisk guide to update to the latest OOS OTA's and major Android firmware upgrades too to keep the data and also the root. So doesn't this official guide work anymore?
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It's hit or miss as to whether installing to inactive slot via Magisk during an OTA update will work. Some have been successful while many others have not. But if you want to keep root while updating, I would suggest Pixel Flasher.
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It's hit or miss as to whether installing to inactive slot via Magisk during an OTA update will work. Some have been successful while many others have not. But if you want to keep root while updating, I would suggest Pixel Flasher.
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Thanks, just went through the thread.
Definitely Pixel Flasher. Only took my 153 seconds to flash Feb update and booting up with all mod, root and data retained.