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https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/google-wallet-play-store-and-revolut.75896/ https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/revolut-banking-app-goverment-app-etc.75324/

For avoiding "losing root" when updating: You can just "exclude" the boot.img from the update package by renaming it, then your modified partition won't be overwritten during the update, meaning, you won't need to setup root/modules all over again.

Maybe a problem with the media player you're using? Have you disabled battery optimizations for your media player apps? (hope I can help, I have the same device, except I'm on OS2.0.10

I feel people is just overcomplicating this "integrity" drama. If using Magisk (OG MAGISK ONLY, NO KITSUNE, NO HALF-ASSED FORKS) - Activate Zygisk, update to latest canary (Manager and Magisk!), hide magisk app (settings in Manager app), configure denylist (just pick Google Play Store and Play...

I managed to get Strong Integrity using only Shamiko, TrickyStore and TrickyAddon

Yes, yes, I'm aware of that, that's why I'm reporting, my device language is English (United States), as you can see, it's spelled "Personalisation" in the list, but once you enter the menu, the header reads "Personalization", I mean, there should not be two different strings for the same word...

Hi there, I wanted to report this typo in settings. It reads "Personalisation" instead of "Personalization" I attached screenshots below.

I managed to attain strong integrity in some devices using magisk + modules, if you have unlocked bootloader and a Windows PC, PM me for remote support.

Dude, the only thing that changes every update (at least for budget devices) is the "android security patch" ver, which is irrelevant, you have a good SoC, just emulate Nintendo Switch on that s**t and be happy, my man.

>bootloader unlocked >custom ROM What gogocar62 told you was to search a little bit about the subject: https://www.androidauthority.com/google-play-integrity-hardware-attestation-3561592/ read

What device? OS ver? Are you sure your battery is in good condition?

Should work out of the box, no drivers or additional setup is required on Windows 11 Also, you're not going to believe this, but this is not an official Xiaomi support forum.

Just stop using Magisk, KernelSU Next is the way. Try all the modules and tricks on KernelSU Next.

https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next https://gitlab.com/simonpunk/susfs4ksu/ https://github.com/sidex15/susfs4ksu-module You can also try KernelSU+susfs, you need a patched kernel, though.

Same device, same OS, never experienced that issue, maybe something missing in your Arch setup. Yes, I'm on Arch, too.