Hey im on a realme 6 on android 12 custom rom. But i can't seem to get cts to pass.
what I've tried:
safteynet fix module
magiskhide props config: new fingerprint and force basic key attestation
can someone please help mr?
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Hello,
I don't have any encryption issue, I'm asking for the sake of curiosity about FDE in general on Android 9 and MIUI.
I have a POCO F1 since like 1 year now. It was like MIUI 8 or something when I got it.
I unlocked it and rooted it. No problem.
The way I proceed to root is: I inject TWRP from a PC during the boot recovery, and then I flash Magisk.
That way I have a clean, untouched stock POCO F1. I just flash root. No custom ROM.
That's all I need.
Now recently, I switched to MIUI 11 with the latest F1 update. All is fine.
And then I discovered that there was a (new?) option to encrypt the phone with a Lockscreen password.
That's nice as this something I did on my previous phones so I was happy this see this option on the F1.
So I activated it, set my lock screen creds, and ... and that was it.
It was instant. Done in 1 second.
--> Here's the question: How is activating lock screen encryption instantaneous?
Here is what I understand so far:
there is a default FDE on the POCO, so the phone has always been encryption from the start
FDE works with a private key, which does the actual encryption
This FDE private key is locked behind a master password
The master password is known on a default POCO install without setting lock screen "ecnryption"
So what happened when I activated lock screen "encryption" option was to simply change the master FDE password with mine.
Disc encryption has actually not changed. Nothing was re-ecnrypted
The actual FDE private key is still the same
So... this means the actual data on the phone is still encrypted with the same previous private key
Are all my assumptions correct?
If yes, then I'm left with the ultimate question:
Does the actual private encryption key is unique per POCO F1 phone? Or is it a known one like the master default password?
Thanks!
My realme 7 Pro with Android 11 Fingerprint Error. Disappear after I installed the Magisk Hide. Then I tried to remove the old Fingerprint record and wanted to make a new Fingerprint record, it didn't work, it's written "Try again. Unable Complete Fingerprint Settings. Please try". Then I make Magisk Hide stop, the fingerprint work again. Please help... What should i do so that fingerprint works without turning off the Magisk Hide ?
Hi - I have a Poco F1 running 11.0.9 with MUIU EU and Magisk 25.1. I'd like to remove the pin check at boot so that I can sell the device (I don't want to deal with locking the bootloader again). Is there a way to remove the pin? Under Developer Options, I see the "Encrypt device using Lock screen password" is disabled. Do I need to enable/disable it, or..?
Any suggestions are appreciated! This is a great device I just don't play pogo anymore
SOLVED: enable-then-disable did the trick.
So I want to root my xiaomi Redmi 5 (Rosy) with magisk v25.2. While Begining to install I saw 3 options -
1- Preserve AVB 2.0/dm-verity
2- Preserve Force Encryption (its already tick marked by magisk)
3- Patch vbmeta in boot image
So please tell me these three option's meaning and effect. Should I tick other 1 & 3 option too? or should I just left them unchecked and only checked option 2 by magisk or should I unchecked all option ? What should I basically do?
kindly help!
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