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I'm on NC5 with MK2 bootloaders and my new company requires that I use Good For Enterprise as my email client. I've tried the Xposed module from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2040163 along with an older version of Good as suggested, but I can't get it to work. I hate to give up root, but I have to be able to get work email on my phone so now I'm planning on removing Root. I really don't want to flash stock files if I don't have to because I at least have all the bloatware removed now and I know I can't do that if I flash stock without root.
So my question is what can i do to keep my current system as is, but remove ALL traces of Root? Is it as simple as going into SuperSU and doing a Full Unroot? I'm asking first rather than trying it because each time Good detects Root I have to request a new activation key and I've already done that once so I don't want to have to do it again if it's more complicated than that.
Also, will I have any issues with Knox after doing this?
Thanks
There is an Xposed module that will allow you to "trick" whatever app you want to think you're UNrooted but it's name escapes my memory at this moment...
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pamulli said:
I'm on NC5 with MK2 bootloaders and my new company requires that I use Good For Enterprise as my email client. I've tried the Xposed module from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2040163 along with an older version of Good as suggested, but I can't get it to work. I hate to give up root, but I have to be able to get work email on my phone so now I'm planning on removing Root. I really don't want to flash stock files if I don't have to because I at least have all the bloatware removed now and I know I can't do that if I flash stock without root.
So my question is what can i do to keep my current system as is, but remove ALL traces of Root? Is it as simple as going into SuperSU and doing a Full Unroot? I'm asking first rather than trying it because each time Good detects Root I have to request a new activation key and I've already done that once so I don't want to have to do it again if it's more complicated than that.
Also, will I have any issues with Knox after doing this?
Thanks
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You can do the Full Unroot, but first you must remove Busybox if it's installed.
THEN you can use SuperSU full unroot, then unistall SuperSU Pro (if you have it), then uninstall SuperSU.
The unroot.sh script that comes with Saferoot will get rid of busybox and leave you rooted so you can uninstall SuperSU.
Caution: if SuperSU is installed as a system app (/system/app/Superuser.apk) then you can't uninstall it using the application manager.
In that case, removing SuperSU by hand may be necessary.
dm1105 said:
There is an Xposed module that will allow you to "trick" whatever app you want to think you're UNrooted but it's name escapes my memory at this moment...
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I tried the Xposed module, which is posted here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2040163 and I can't get it to work. I also can't get a response on that thread to tell me if I did something wrong. I simply installed the Xposed module and then installed a previous version of Good that others reported as working with the module. Not sure if I'm supposed to do anything in Xposed other than just install the module?
Thanks
pamulli said:
I tried the Xposed module, which is posted here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2040163 and I can't get it to work. I also can't get a response on that thread to tell me if I did something wrong. I simply installed the Xposed module and then installed a previous version of Good that others reported as working with the module. Not sure if I'm supposed to do anything in Xposed other than just install the module?
Thanks
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OK dumb user error. I'm guessing this works a lot better if the Xposed installer is actually installed. I had forgotten to reinstall it after I upgraded to 4.4.2 and only the Wanam module was installed. Hopefully that will solve my issue.
Thanks for the responses.
I recently rooted my phone and tried to install my Direct TV app to download some of my dvr but says it can because phone is rooted. Is there anyway around this? Anybody know of more apps that might cause the same problem.
blueis300 said:
I recently rooted my phone and tried to install my Direct TV app to download some of my dvr but says it can because phone is rooted. Is there anyway around this? Anybody know of more apps that might cause the same problem.
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You can get around it by using the root cloak xposed module. I don't think Softcard will work while rooted either but I could be mistaken about that.
I found a genie go apk but didnt work either. Obvious my search skills suck. Could you like me to what you are talking about?
blueis300 said:
I found a genie go apk but didnt work either. Obvious my search skills suck. Could you like me to what you are talking about?
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RootCloak Xposed module here
Their site is experiencing slow response time, so just be patient.
Once you dl the apk and install it will ask to enable it in Xposed, then you'll reboot and be set once rebooted-
I'm going real simple with the search.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amphoras.hidemyroot
I never installed the su binary. I just rooted and renamed the apk. Is that good enough? I want to do as little as possible in regards to screwing with system files.
You need to install the binary just install SuperSU from the market. Then install findmyroot. It actually temp unroots on the fly just go back in when your done with the app that doesn't like root. Click the button and your rooted again. Super simple even a trained monkey could do it.
blueis300 said:
I never installed the su binary. I just rooted and renamed the apk. Is that good enough? I want to do as little as possible in regards to screwing with system files.
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Why do you need root? It sounds like you don't want to mess with your phone or install stuff. That's what people usually do when they get root.
If you really want to keep root, then you have already been given the best, easiest, and safest solution to your question. Install the XPOSED framework (http://repo.xposed.info/) and then install the RootCloak module (http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.devadvance.rootcloak).
Looking through the forum search this isnt a well answered question so hoping someone can clear it up.
How do I go about unrooting? I'm on CM13 and would like my bank app and a work app to start working again so how do I go about this?
Can I keep cm13 and unroot? Do I go back to MIUI and unroot and how do I go about this?
You can simply disable root in Developer Options (you actually enabled root yourself there). Then restart your phone and all should be fine.
In case you want keep root and continue using your bank app, you can install Xposed and then module RootCloak. It will hide root from your bank and work app
I tried disabling the root access in developer option.. It didn't work.
I m using havoc os based on 8.1
Someone plz helpme with detailed procedure
Dear all member , all modder and developer..
Something makes wishes
Can we have to bypass SafetNet with Xposed framework has been installed ?
Is possible ?
Thanks for sharing
God bless you'll
If you just need Xposed modules that dont edit system settings (I know it's a big limitation) e.g. ui/app/files etc... you can use VirtualXposed.
I wish , one day i can fix this
I hope so...
This got my hopes up thinking this was real, and not a "module" that's literally just a question. No offense, but you could have just made this thread without making the Xposed module, kind of rude making a module to ask a question. As far as I know, Xposed has to modify files in a way that will always be detected by safetynet. You can have Xposed and bypass it temporarily if you need to use an app that checks for root. Simply disable Xposed in the "Xposed installer" app, and then in magisk, once both are disabled (not uninstalled), reboot, and then you will pass safetynet. I do this all the time when I need to use an app that checks for root and it works fine. This won't uninstall Xposed, but obviously it's disabled, so Xposed and your modules won't work until you enable them again. If you need to use an app everyday that checks for root and you need to pass safetynet, I recommend you just don't use xposed.
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This got my hopes up thinking this was real, and not a "module" that's literally just a question. No offense, but you could have just made this thread without making the Xposed module, kind of rude making a module to ask a question. As far as I know, Xposed has to modify files in a way that will always be detected by safetynet. You can have Xposed and bypass it temporarily if you need to use an app that checks for root. Simply disable Xposed in the "Xposed installer" app, and then in magisk, once both are disabled (not uninstalled), reboot, and then you will pass safetynet. I do this all the time when I need to use an app that checks for root and it works fine. This won't uninstall Xposed, but obviously it's disabled, so Xposed and your modules won't work until you enable them again. If you need to use an app everyday that checks for root and you need to pass safetynet, I recommend you just don't use xposed.
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First , i think this so
But in indonesia is more than you think about security
Hamitza165 said:
First , i think this so
But in indonesia is more than you think about security
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say, or what you are implying here. I don't know what your country of origin has to do with this. I understand your want for safetynet to pass with Xposed installed, a lot of people share this want. My post is just stating the fact that "creating" a module claiming that you can bypass safetynet with Xposed installed is giving false hope, and that this isn't the way you create a dialogue on requesting/asking for a way to bypass safetynet with Xposed installed. Many people know that this is an interest in the root scene, and it's either being worked on, or has been tried, and it's something that is not possible at the moment. I'm sorry to say this but I don't think it's going to happen. If the creator of Xposed is unable to do so, or if topjohnwu, the creator of magisk, is unable to get magisk to hide it from safetynet, I don't think anyone else will be able to do what they can't. I understand there is a language barrier, which makes our discussion difficult, but I think it would be a good idea for you to delete the Xposed module, you can keep this request thread open, but there is no reason for that module to exist.
Hamitza165 said:
First , i think this so
But in indonesia is more than you think about security
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notstevek said:
I'm not sure what you're trying to say, or what you are implying here. I don't know what your country of origin has to do with this. I understand your want for safetynet to pass with Xposed installed, a lot of people share this want. My post is just stating the fact that "creating" a module claiming that you can bypass safetynet with Xposed installed is giving false hope, and that this isn't the way you create a dialogue on requesting/asking for a way to bypass safetynet with Xposed installed. Many people know that this is an interest in the root scene, and it's either being worked on, or has been tried, and it's something that is not possible at the moment. I'm sorry to say this but I don't think it's going to happen. If the creator of Xposed is unable to do so, or if topjohnwu, the creator of magisk, is unable to get magisk to hide it from safetynet, I don't think anyone else will be able to do what they can't. I understand there is a language barrier, which makes our discussion difficult, but I think it would be a good idea for you to delete the Xposed module, you can keep this request thread open, but there is no reason for that module to exist.
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Thanks for your response , but someday you can see it
notstevek said:
I'm not sure what you're trying to say, or what you are implying here. I don't know what your country of origin has to do with this. I understand your want for safetynet to pass with Xposed installed, a lot of people share this want. My post is just stating the fact that "creating" a module claiming that you can bypass safetynet with Xposed installed is giving false hope, and that this isn't the way you create a dialogue on requesting/asking for a way to bypass safetynet with Xposed installed. Many people know that this is an interest in the root scene, and it's either being worked on, or has been tried, and it's something that is not possible at the moment. I'm sorry to say this but I don't think it's going to happen. If the creator of Xposed is unable to do so, or if topjohnwu, the creator of magisk, is unable to get magisk to hide it from safetynet, I don't think anyone else will be able to do what they can't. I understand there is a language barrier, which makes our discussion difficult, but I think it would be a good idea for you to delete the Xposed module, you can keep this request thread open, but there is no reason for that module to exist.
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Believe me, this man can brings that "magic trick"
And for u bro @Hamitza165 ....... BAKAAAAARRRRRRRR !!!!!!!
I've been struggling for a while now with getting a Romanian internet banking app (eToken BCR) to work on my Samsung Galaxy J3(2016) running RR-OS 5.8.5 // Magisk 17.1
I tried using several apps to hide the root and to uninstall magisk / remove root.
Basically the app tells me it can't run on rotted devices. I can't use it with or without root since custom rom :/
I guess there is one file containing the root check but the problem is I'm not even close to understanding coding and how the app works, I have no programing knowledge.
Can someone help me bypass this check? Or recreate the app without the root warning?
Thank you.
WaNt3D1012 said:
I've been struggling for a while now with getting a Romanian internet banking app (eToken BCR) to work on my Samsung Galaxy J3(2016) running RR-OS 5.8.5 // Magisk 17.1
I tried using several apps to hide the root and to uninstall magisk / remove root.
Basically the app tells me it can't run on rotted devices. I can't use it with or without root since custom rom :/
I guess there is one file containing the root check but the problem is I'm not even close to understanding coding and how the app works, I have no programing knowledge.
Can someone help me bypass this check? Or recreate the app without the root warning?
Thank you.
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Magisk mask can be used to hide root
Alternatively, Xposed module "Root cloak" may also be helpful
Try one of these
Regards,
milkyway3
milkyway3 said:
Magisk mask can be used to hide root
Alternatively, Xposed module "Root cloak" may also be helpful
Try one of these
Regards,
milkyway3
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I tried that
Doesn't work
WaNt3D1012 said:
I tried that
Doesn't work
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Instead of installing the app on phone
Try installing on parallel space, 2 accounts, Dual space etc.
These all apps are available on play store
Do tell me if it works
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milkyway3
With latest Magisk (20.0) eToken doesn't detect root if you use Magisk Hide