Magisk can no longer hide Bootloader Unlocking From Apps

Magisk can no longer hide Bootloader Unlocking From Apps: You must be feeling relaxed about rooting your android device and still can be able to use the apps like Google Play on your smartphone which doesn’t run on rooted devices. Well here’s bad news for you guys. You can no longer hide the bootloader unlocking from the apps using the Magisk. One of the reasons that Magisk is so much famous is that it can hide the fact that the user has modified their device. So, that the apps which don’t run on the modified Andriod systems can still be operated. If you want to read the full news then just read this article from tip to toe.

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There’s a thing called Google’s SafetyNet Attestation API, which is responsible for detecting that if the device is modified or not. This attestation API will detect whether the app is going to be installed on an unlocked device or not. If it detects that the device’s bootloader is locked then the apps which can’t work on the unlocked system will not be installed on your device. The biggest live example of this API is Google Pay. You cannot install Google pay application on your device if it’s bootloader is unlocked.

There was an option before which can help you get rid of this problem. But now we don’t think so it will work as google has updated some line of codes. The verification test cannot be bypassed. If you have ever rooted a device then you must know that what is Magisk. How Magisk can be used to root your device?

How Magisk can hide Bootloader Unlocking From Apps

Magisk is the famous and the best tool to root any android device, in order to root your device through Magisk one must have its bootloader unlocked and TWRP installed on their device. There is a module in the Magisk apk called MagiskHide. This tool will create an isolated environment for the apps. It can fake the unlocking status for Google’s API to detect. In this way, the API code lines will approve the device status and install the particular app on that device. However in the new update recently the SafetyNet verification process has been improved.

The new SafetyNet checks the bootloader unlock status comes through a server-side update to the SafetyNet API contained in Google Play Services. That’s why in some device that apps which can only run on the locked device can no longer run on the unlocked devices. Even after using the Magisk tool module, you can’t install the apps with the SafetyNet API verification.

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