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  1. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    Banking apps have their own more sophisticated way of checking for root. If just hiding it in denylist didn't help, you may try shamiko, magisk-alpha (note, it's not oss), or kernelsu if your device has a kernel that supports it. If you're on marble for example you can flash melt kernel with ksu...
  2. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    Congratulations, you're all set! Now just wait a bit and Google wallet will sort itself out. Or you may want to clear data of gms, gsf, google play and google wallet if you don't want to wait.
  3. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    This is the best way to check that doesn't require any third-party apps: Go to Google Play Store Tap on your avatar, open settings In about, tap on the version number 6 times to enable developer options Go to general - development options - check integrity You should see MEETS_DEVICE_INTEGRITY...
  4. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    If the developer of PIF makes another workaround, yes. If you open Magisk - Modules, you will see an update button on the module, if there's an update.
  5. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    Don't hide apps that are not explicitly seek to find if you have root. Play Integrity Fix handles gms hiding, so you ticking them in denylist does nothing (at best). It will remove the tick after reboot, this is normal.
  6. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    You can use Magisk-alpha instead (or KernelSU if your device supports it), they have whitelist instead of denylist
  7. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    No, it's a (lame) way of checking if the phone is rooted, you should never allow root access to apps you don't intend to use this way.
  8. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    You need to enable zygisk first
  9. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    Literally the link above your post explains it
  10. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    Please read: https://xiaomi.eu/community/goto/post?id=705700
  11. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    Yes, the whole system is rooted, not limited to any profile.
  12. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    Only the apps that actively check for root. Mostly banking apps, some games (PoGo, PUBG, etc), Uber, McDonalds, etc. Don't go on an adding spree. If you launch an app and see a warning, only then try to hide it.
  13. ekzeshka

    Installing Magisk and Play Integrity Fix

    If you are using PlayIntegrity Fix, never hide gms. Hiding Google Wallet does nothing, it doesn't have any internal checks and relies on gms.
  14. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    Wait for the new rebuild, then flash magisk, activate zygisk and install playintegrity fix module
  15. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    If you patch it yourself, it will. Out of the box it will not.
  16. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    No prob https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+to+flash+magisk
  17. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    It won't work on the latest xeu version, you have to wait for the new rebuild
  18. ekzeshka

    Resolved Google wallet stopped working/Device doesn't meet security requirements

    Magisk-alpha is your best bet at hiding root from invasive apps, but note that it's not open-source