Ok so I think I'll finally reveal the secrets behind youtube blocked. If you haven't figured it out by now, the blocked in youtube blocked stands for AD-blocked! The only unfortunate side effects is it produce google play service periodic crashes.
Ever since compiling omni 5.0 I really missed wanam's youtube xposed module that killed youtube ads dead. There is no xposed for android 5.0 and for some reason, youtube can bypass AdAway's hosts file based blocking. This did not sit well with me so I decided to look at how wanam does it. I really have to say that smali looks like the assembly wanna be of java. It uses assembly logic of jumping if statements but doesn't pull its function parameters off the stack.
After converting the xposed module to a class file, I used jd-gui to see how it works. I then used jd-gui to look at youtube's dexs converted to a class file. Using those 2 I managed to find out where the corresponding smali is and how to hard edit the xposed mod. That actually isn't enough to kill it as youtube now detects it's a modified apk and not from google. Once again it's logcat to the rescue in figuring out what is causing the crash. Turns out to be a parcel signature check so I just removed that from the offending file and we have youtube blocked... ad blocked that is!
Credits:
-wanam
Somehow I think the occasional crashes is from google play services realizing it's feeding a weirdly signed youtube app. I don't mind the crashes as it's a simple split second click of OK as opposed to sitting through a long video ad for every video I want to watch to burn time.
Screenshots...: do you really need any? It's just the normal youtube app.
Link: (it's in the same folder as firefox unblocked) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=21935
Epilog: the v6.0.11 mod is produced on my almost 11 year old pentium 4 scrapyard computer. This is probably its last "mission" before retiring to be replaced by my new super computer. It only takes the old thing ~2 mins to do the actual decompiling, converting dex to class etc. Most of the time is spent by me looking for what to edit.
AAccount said:
Ok so I think I'll finally reveal the secrets behind youtube blocked. If you haven't figured it out by now, the blocked in youtube blocked stands for AD-blocked! The only unfortunate side effects is it produce google play service periodic crashes.
Ever since compiling omni 5.0 I really missed wanam's youtube xposed module that killed youtube ads dead. There is no xposed for android 5.0 and for some reason, youtube can bypass AdAway's hosts file based blocking. This did not sit well with me so I decided to look at how wanam does it. I really have to say that smali looks like the assembly wanna be of java. It uses assembly logic of jumping if statements but doesn't pull its function parameters off the stack.
After converting the xposed module to a class file, I used jd-gui to see how it works. I then used jd-gui to look at youtube's dexs converted to a class file. Using those 2 I managed to find out where the corresponding smali is and how to hard edit the xposed mod. That actually isn't enough to kill it as youtube now detects it's a modified apk and not from google. Once again it's logcat to the rescue in figuring out what is causing the crash. Turns out to be a parcel signature check so I just removed that from the offending file and we have youtube blocked... ad blocked that is!
Credits:
-wanam
Somehow I think the occasional crashes is from google play services realizing it's feeding a weirdly signed youtube app. I don't mind the crashes as it's a simple split second click of OK as opposed to sitting through a long video ad for every video I want to watch to burn time.
Screenshots...: do you really need any? It's just the normal youtube app.
Link: (it's in the same folder as firefox unblocked) https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=21935
Epilog: the v6.0.11 mod is produced on my almost 11 year old pentium 4 scrapyard computer. This is probably its last "mission" before retiring to be replaced by my new super computer. It only takes the old thing ~2 mins to do the actual decompiling, converting dex to class etc. Most of the time is spent by me looking for what to edit.
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Hey thanks for this but it says app not installed any answer as to why
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Hey thanks for this but it says app not installed any answer as to why
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You have to uninstall the original youtube first and then restart. If after restarting it still doesn't install try "adb instal (app file here)" and post the error message.
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You have to uninstall the original youtube first and then restart. If after restarting it still doesn't install try "adb instal (app file here)" and post the error message.
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Yep uninstalling did the trick moved to your ROM now and that not have yt so just installed this ..great work thanks
thank you, i will try this on my galaxy tab 10.1
Xposed for 5.0 and 5.1 is available and combined with youtube adaway is much better. This is discontinued
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Hi there. I keep getting any now and then some toast messages in japanese which seems to send some packets from my phone. here they are
I'd show you the screens but the forum prevents me to post images right now
I've got a Moto G 3rd Gen, running latest android 6.0
I listed all the apps running in my phone but none seemed suspect, just usual stuff from the play store.
can you help me identify is this is a malware sending some data from my phone? I totally have no clue
There used to be a way on Lollipop with root + Xposed + Burnt or Buttered toast modules but that's the only way I've ever seen. Don't believe it works with newer systems. Sorry. Might require a reset and installing a few apps at a time to narrow it down.
Seems it was ES File Explorer which indeed was connected to some server in china. Spotted that with OS Monitor
Good catch. Plenty of other file managers out there.
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Good catch. Plenty of other file managers out there.
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It was indeed becoming rather filled with ads and bloatware. Definitely unrecommended
[Solved] [Magisk Module] [Oreo Update] Spoofing "Daydream ready device" on a Nexus 6P
TL;DR Skip to the last paragraph!
Daydream runs pretty nice on my n6p. sucks to sideload all apps also not all apps can be found on google. so i wanted play store to recognize my device as "daydream ready" and let me download all daydream apps. a little googleing later i found 2 reddits explaining what to do and saying "it works" in the comments.
https://www.reddit.com/r/oneplus/co...got_daydream_working_on_a_oneplus33t/dbmy2it/ creating 2 new files in /system/etc/permissions/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/5hno6u/got_daydream_to_work_on_my_5x_might_work_on_other/ put the 2 feature tags in handheld_core_hardware.xml
none of those worked. i could start sideloaded daydream apps before this. updating/downloading from play store is my issue.
things i didnt try yet:
- a clean flash of the rom then change the permission files in twrp adb then reboot.
- putting the feature tags in 2 seperate files AND in handheld_core_hardware.xml
- https://android.googlesource.com/pl.../etc/android.hardware.vr.high_performance.xml has the <feature name="android.software.vr.mode" /> and the high performance mode tag in it. didnt try that 2 tags in one file way yet.
anybody got this to work yet? if so pls share
EDIT: i made a magisk v10 module changing the build.prop. if anyone wants to do it this way feel free to dl the attached module.zip. just downloaded some previously "incompatible" apps. idk what happens if u install it on a device that is not daydream-compatible. n6p is the dev device so it is compat but not daydream-ready. as every dev i take no responsibility for anything. u flash this at ur own risk. that it requires magisk to be installed and working is self-explainatory. just ignore the "wrong vendor.img" warning that pops up on booting.
UPDATE: magisk module disabling bug fixed since some versions ago.
V1.1 : quick and dirty commented out out manufacuturer line and zipped it again. still v10/11 magisk template but it works. just tested. template didnt change much anyway to v12 i think.
DaydreamBypass.zip : version for oreo by @tazzkiller
Here you go::
1) Get a build.prop editor out of the play store once you have acquired root access.
2) Locate the following strings of texts and change what is written there to "marlin", without the quotes.
ro.build.product
ro.product.device
ro.product.board
ro.product.name
3) Locate the following strings of texts and change what is written there to "Google", without the quotes.
ro.product.manufacturer
4) Locate the following string of text to "Pixel XL", without the quotes.
ro.product.model
5) Locate the following string of text and change what is written there to "google/marlin/marlin:7.1/NDE63L/3273814:user/release-keys" without the quotes.
ro.build.fingerprint
The last part might not be the proper string of text but I am doing this off of memory. Just look for the text that looks like the above and swap it out. After you do this, reboot your device. You will get an error message or two upon booting up and the first boot may take longer than normal but it works. I've personally done it with my 6P to get proper Daydream store games because I wanted to play Gunjack and ArcSlinger. Your build.prop editor should save the original build.prop as a build.prop.bak. When you are done installing your new games, simply change the new build.prop to build.prop.bak1, and the original back to a build.prop
The only bugs I have noticed with this are that during the first 24 hours after doing this I continually got an overheating message while in daydream even when the device wasn't hot. I don't know if time played a factor or multiple reboots but eventually the message stopped popping up. Let me know if it works for you.
Varking said:
Here you go::
1) Get a build.prop editor out of the play store once you have acquired root access.
2) Locate the following strings of texts and change what is written there to "marlin", without the quotes.
ro.build.product
ro.product.device
ro.product.board
ro.product.name
3) Locate the following strings of texts and change what is written there to "Google", without the quotes.
ro.product.manufacturer
4) Locate the following string of text to "Pixel XL", without the quotes.
ro.product.model
5) Locate the following string of text and change what is written there to "google/marlin/marlin:7.1/NDE63L/3273814:user/release-keys" without the quotes.
ro.build.fingerprint
The last part might not be the proper string of text but I am doing this off of memory. Just look for the text that looks like the above and swap it out. After you do this, reboot your device. You will get an error message or two upon booting up and the first boot may take longer than normal but it works. I've personally done it with my 6P to get proper Daydream store games because I wanted to play Gunjack and ArcSlinger. Your build.prop editor should save the original build.prop as a build.prop.bak. When you are done installing your new games, simply change the new build.prop to build.prop.bak1, and the original back to a build.prop
The only bugs I have noticed with this are that during the first 24 hours after doing this I continually got an overheating message while in daydream even when the device wasn't hot. I don't know if time played a factor or multiple reboots but eventually the message stopped popping up. Let me know if it works for you.
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oh so its build.prop not permissions. or do i need those too?
will make me a magisk module for the build.prop mods tomorrow or so. and tell u how it worked out. u dont recommend keeping the changed build.prop?
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All I did is unlock my bootloader, root my phone, and edit the build.prop. I would keep both build.props. It makes it so you can easily switch to the Pixel XL settings to download and install new games, and then load the original 6P ones again after you are done. Editing the build.prop like above had Google email me a welcome to the Pixel family email, too lol.
But I have 100% working daydream and store access just by doing what I listed above.
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oh so its build.prop not permissions. or do i need those too?
will make me a magisk module for the build.prop mods tomorrow or so. and tell u how it worked out. u dont recommend keeping the changed build.prop?
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I'm on a Nexus 5X and I'm on Pixel ROM, but I've heard keeping that build.prop change is fine. It doesn't affect Nexus as our OTAs and Stock apps don't need it. It'll just give you access to the Pixel specific apps
My experience on Sony Xperia Z1 says that you need to clear data of Google Play Service and Google Play Store after you modify the XMLs in system. I guess that by doing this, your device will be updated as a "Daydream ready phone" in Google's database.
By the way, Xperia Z1's Daydream doesn't work on AOSP 7.1.1. It crashes. Anyway, after I cleaned the data of those two apps, I can download apps like Daydream, Google VR Service, Daydream Keyboard, etc. from Google Play.
UPDATE:
apparently the build.prop modifications crash google camera (latest purenexus). fc upon opening the app.
also various daydream apps (twilight pioneers, vr karts sprint, etc) report "phone overheating" quite fast and force you to "cool the phone" with a "take it out of the headset and close the app" vr screen.
interstingly disabling the magisk module in magisk manager wasnt enough. build.prop was still set to the pixel xl values. uninstalling my module restored original build.prop.
no "wrong vendor.img" warning, google camera works, i still get "performance reduced. phone overheating." overlay warnings while playing daydream games but no force cool off time.
so i just install the module again once a week to check for updates on daydream apps and then uninstall it again.
anybody figured out how to disable the kinda annoying "overheating" warning while playing? ^^
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UPDATE:
apparently the build.prop modifications crash google camera (latest purenexus). fc upon opening the app.
also various daydream apps (twilight pioneers, vr karts sprint, etc) report "phone overheating" quite fast and force you to "cool the phone" with a "take it out of the headset and close the app" vr screen.
interstingly disabling the magisk module in magisk manager wasnt enough. build.prop was still set to the pixel xl values. uninstalling my module restored original build.prop.
no "wrong vendor.img" warning, google camera works, i still get "performance reduced. phone overheating." overlay warnings while playing daydream games but no force cool off time.
so i just install the module again once a week to check for updates on daydream apps and then uninstall it again.
anybody figured out how to disable the kinda annoying "overheating" warning while playing? ^^
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About the build.prop, don't change manufacturer. That messes up the camera. Allot.
I'm really interested in making my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge "Daydream-compatible". I don't even have a Daydream headset, just the regular Gear VR. I really wish that Google would just make a Youtube VR app for Gear VR--it's the only reason why I'd like to give Daydream a try. If you want me to test anything, please let me know!
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I'm really interested in making my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge "Daydream-compatible". I don't even have a Daydream headset, just the regular Gear VR. I really wish that Google would just make a Youtube VR app for Gear VR--it's the only reason why I'd like to give Daydream a try. If you want me to test anything, please let me know!
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since it requires the actual daydream headset to activate daydream mode im afraid i cant help you. besides the youtube vr app is optimized for the daydream controller. making it work with the gear vr headset buttons or the gear vr controller would require some rewriting of the yt vr app.
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i tested this magisk modul on my s7 edge. seems to work. but then my NFC doesnt work anymore ?!?! so daydream doesnt work.
are really all prop need to be changed?
what build.prop item can make NFC unfunctional?
btw. this is the error i got in Need for Speed VR (logcat) ->
"failed to initialize async reprojection, unsupported device"
inteks said:
i tested this magisk modul on my s7 edge. seems to work. but then my NFC doesnt work anymore ?!?! so daydream doesnt work.
are really all prop need to be changed?
what build.prop item can make NFC unfunctional?
btw. this is the error i got in Need for Speed VR (logcat) ->
"failed to initialize async reprojection, unsupported device"
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try removing the manufacturer line. maybe nfc still works and u can daydream.
just recived my n6p back from rma (ranfom hardware failure) dunno if module still works with latest magisk.
about nfs vr idk. maybe samsung messed up some graphics function. wait no they call it "optimized" xD find a aosp rom and try it again.
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use magisk prompt incompatible
use magisk daydream prompt： ‘’ incompatible phone ‘’
how to deal with .......
my telephone model is Nexus 6
xiaoluwan said:
use magisk daydream prompt： ‘’ incompatible phone ‘’
how to deal with .......
my telephone model is Nexus 6
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What? give us a little more than a few random words pls. ur post makes like no sense sry to day that.
ALSO: changed the module to NOT alter manufacturer. i still wouldnt recommend having the module always running. just tested it. still can dl all daydream apps while module is active. module disabling works now with magisk yay. new version in first post.
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How to get past this screen?
Not able to proceed even if I enter my credentials.
Will this work for leeco lemax2?
Guys don't bother. I got Daydream running on my Moto X Style and virtually all of the 3rd party apps don't work. They either crash on launch or are in full screen 2d mode and not split screen 3d mode. Only the Google made Daydream apps seem to work.
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Guys don't bother. I got Daydream running on my Moto X Style and virtually all of the 3rd party apps don't work. They either crash on launch or are in full screen 2d mode and not split screen 3d mode. Only the Google made Daydream apps seem to work.
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How did u skip add payment option?
baratheon16 said:
How to get past this screen?
Not able to proceed even if I enter my credentials.
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i never had that screen lol. cant help you sorry. i have a paypal linked with my playstore since ages ago maybe thats why it never asked me.
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How did u skip add payment option?
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I never got that option. maybe because I have paypal linked to playstore as previous guy said.
Seriously, don't waste your time.
Let me preface my question with some info. I know my way around android and have been flashing roms since the first non-google rom was created. I also have extensive linux/windows/cli experience. My experience falls a little short when it comes to the more modern (and customized) android internals (such as which packages are required by what these days).
I already have the GlobmallX1 and while experiencing issues I decided I wanted to further clean the junk off of it. I also have an H96 Pro + ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06W2L2WTY ) that will be here on Monday that I would like to clean off before we start using it. The only things I really need on these boxes are going to be Kodi and Netflix. I would like the play store installed and obviously anything required for the remote/wifi to function.
I am seeing a ton of packages installed that at first glance I would assume are not required, however I want to avoid killing the box by removing packages that are required by others. The Globmall came with Kodi and a Kodi updater preinstalled. I am probably going to backup the kodi install and wipe both of those out and install manually so I know the package has not been tampered with. I found a lot of stuff in /system/preinstall that I would like to get rid of, but again unsure if any are required. I looked into finding a clean rom to use instead for the H96 but it seems they all are missing something (sound, 4k, wifi, etc). I also searched for apps that might have some internal bloatware database however everything I found seems to be trash and just shows all apps and sends you to settings to uninstall.
My questions:
1: Is there an easy way to check a package to see if its required/important/malicious (either an app, or something I can do via adb)?
2: On these china kodi boxes, can the entire /system/preinstall dir be wiped out and the device reset safely?
3: I am seeing word that as long as the cpu and wifi chip match, roms from similar boxes can normally be safely flashed. I know flashing is in general not "safe" and has risk, but am I likely to find clean android roms that are fully working?
4: Does anyone know if there is a good place to find bash precompiled for arm(v8l)? I really hate this 'toybox' shell that I am finding on the boxes I have.
5: Last question is regarding a netflix issue I am having that I think is a problem on the box. Has anyone seen this before?:
Netflix was previously working a few weeks ago. I didnt use it frequently so I dont know when it broke. Basically what happens is I can load netflix and click on a show. The show will load and play about 1-4 seconds of video and a popup will appear (error 0013) saying it could not connect to the netflix service. While this popup is playing, the video sometimes pauses with audio continuing for a few seconds and sometimes freezes on a single frame. This happens on about 80% of the shows I try to play, however the 3 shows we want to use netflix for are all in that group.
This morning, I tried a couple older Netflix apks (I was running 4.13.3):
4.11.0, 4.12.1, 4.13.0, 4.13.1, 4.13.2
All experienced the same issue (again, why I feel the issue is with the box and not the app). A few other things Ive tested are resolution (1080p and 2160p) and enabling/disabling HDR (heard this can cause netflix/kodi issues).
I know this is a massive dump, but any help on any of the questions above will be appreciated. I have googled and searched forums for each of these, so If the answers are there I may be searching for the wrong thing. Thanks in advance.
Nothing? Is this a bad forum to post this on?
I can't for the life of me find any info on system apps also some that should be accessed through play store. I'm positive there's malicious code in something just don't have the skills yet to indentify.
2 major issues in that, The system or something is reverting and changing settings it shouldn't,Till now just toggled it back not anymore.(Will post SS in order)
My banking security week and bit ago comprised my secure mobile authentication number & changed it. Which involves layers and layers of authentication to access basics,Then repeats for any changes including knowledge of the old number. That number Can never be 100% seen on browser & App that's the point . Lucky it always sends verification SMS to the old number,I managed to get the number off my bank tracked the fella down,Good old actor or was completely clueless to how massive a breach that is,Was weird when I was vetting him could just be age. The bank was no help couldn't explain it legitimately even fraud,Software and security systems nudda, wouldn't approach possible issues with there software not yet anyways second biggest here. Any clarity on this one would be great,Being in the dark makes it hard to fix it & prevent it in future.
Use the Exodus app.
Usage is pretty simple: download the app from Google Play and run it after installation. It will scan the installed applications automatically, lists them, and displays the number of trackers and permissions for each.
Ok sure I'll look at it,Thank you.
I can't find that particular one,I have had no success unfortunately I prompt the setting in the OS I exit it then changes back. Michhe
jwoegerbauer said:
Use the Exodus app.
Usage is pretty simple: download the app from Google Play and run it after installation. It will scan the installed applications automatically, lists them, and displays the number of trackers and permissions for each.
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I can't find it in my play store & the current Dev apps arnt detailed enough. Any ideas ?
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jwoegerbauer said:
Use the Exodus app.
Usage is pretty simple: download the app from Google Play and run it after installation. It will scan the installed applications automatically, lists them, and displays the number of trackers and permissions for each.
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I've tried to post a video it won't let me,I can't find that one unfortunately in app store ? Other Dev apps are not doing enough.
Is anyone aware of a method of doing only spoofing and nothing else for this phone?
There are a few mods available for spoofing. They seem to assume that you're using a non-pixel device though, as they also "Pixelify" the phone with many additional pixel goodies that Pixel phones already have. I'm concerned that it might cause issues as it seems unhealthy to double up on features.
I've used pixelify, so far no issues and works with full size photos, the only kinda annoying thing is you need to turn it off every time you want to use magic eraser otherwise it doesn't show up as an option, as well if the app updates while the module is on you lose the eraser completely until deleting the data storage of the app and updating again without the module on, easy fix tho is just turn off auto update for google photos and update with the module off
GitHub - Kingsman44/Pixelify: Magisk module to enables pixel exclusive features and ui
Magisk module to enables pixel exclusive features and ui - GitHub - Kingsman44/Pixelify: Magisk module to enables pixel exclusive features and ui
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Google unlimited backup is not working for me after root; the Google Photo app says it's not taking space, but the 'storage used' on the webpage actually increases. I tried using zygisk / shamiko / pixelify /lsposed module and those doesn't seem to work..
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Google unlimited backup is not working for me after root; the Google Photo app says it's not taking space, but the 'storage used' on the webpage actually increases. I tried using zygisk / shamiko / pixelify /lsposed module and those doesn't seem to work..
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I've checked out those other solutions that I mentioned in the OP and it seems like Google has started using a protection method that constantly checks the validity of certain services and dynamically re-enforces them to function as originally intended. So even if you get a mod like Pixelify to work it will stop working within hours.
The devs behind these mods are aware of this protection and have yet to figure out a way to crack it. For now we can't cheat Google Photos.
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I've checked out those other solutions that I mentioned in the OP and it seems like Google has started using a protection method that constantly checks the validity of certain services and dynamically re-enforces them to function as originally intended. So even if you get a mod like Pixelify to work it will stop working within hours.
The devs behind these mods are aware of this protection and have yet to figure out a way to crack it. For now we can't cheat Google Photos.
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I got it working yesterday on an old android 8 phone (htc10).
I factory reset, did not login Google account, applied zygisk/universal safetynet fix/pixel features, test that safetynet passes, then did the Google login. Google photos is saying that I can upload unlimited photos at 'storage saver' quality, but when I choose original quality it doesn't take up any space.
So yeah, it might have something to do with the newer protection methods, but for now I'm fine with copying photos to my old phone just for the backup.
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I got it working yesterday on an old android 8 phone (htc10).
I factory reset, did not login Google account, applied zygisk/universal safetynet fix/pixel features, test that safetynet passes, then did the Google login. Google photos is saying that I can upload unlimited photos at 'storage saver' quality, but when I choose original quality it doesn't take up any space.
So yeah, it might have something to do with the newer protection methods, but for now I'm fine with copying photos to my old phone just for the backup.
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Can you try restarting the phone and see if it still works when uploading a larger video? I also thought that it worked on some other phones until i restarted and the settings for the Google Play service resets in Zygisk, breaking the hack. Photos still said that uploads are unlimited, but they still actually took up space in the could.
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Can you try restarting the phone and see if it still works when uploading a larger video? I also thought that it worked on some other phones until i restarted and the settings for Google Play service resets in Zygisk, breaking the back. Photos still said that uploads are unlimited, but they still actually took up space in the coul
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That kind of scares me from restarting xd
I've uploaded ~50G of photo/videos with no problems, but haven't restarted for once yet. I'll try out restarting once I got all my old photos uploaded.
RobbyRobbb said:
I've checked out those other solutions that I mentioned in the OP and it seems like Google has started using a protection method that constantly checks the validity of certain services and dynamically re-enforces them to function as originally intended. So even if you get a mod like Pixelify to work it will stop working within hours.
The devs behind these mods are aware of this protection and have yet to figure out a way to crack it. For now we can't cheat Google Photos.
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Well of course why wouldn't they figure it out when people post and create so many videos of this spoof/exploit. Dont you think they would investigate then patch the issue lol wow
The OG Pixel gets unlimited original quality storage forever, so any device with the OG Pixel fingerprint would presumably be able to back up photos in Original Quality without counting towards storage.
The Pixel 2 through 5a all get unlimited Storage Saver (1080p) forever.
If I flash the pixelify module,will it work? or will all the other "pixel features" get in the way of my stock android 12?
squidbutt said:
If I flash the pixelify module,will it work? or will all the other "pixel features" get in the way of my stock android 12?
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You can use pixelify but unselect all features except unlimited google photos