Samsung Galaxy A5 2017
/e/OS: e-2.0-r-20240509400072-dev-a5y17lte
Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 2020 (Wi-Fi) gta4lwifi
e-2.1-t-20240605406922-dev-gta4lwifi.zip
Google Pixel 4 (flame)
Open Bootloader relocking failed
e-2.1-t-20240605406922-dev-flame
SafetyNet Test v.1.2.1 - 3 Trackers | 6 permissions
Samsung Galaxy S9 (SM-960F)
/e/OS: 2.1-s20240603406609-stable-startlte
- Rootbeer failed (unrooted device)
Google Pixel 4a
e/OS: 2.2-t-20240716417775-dev-sunfish
with 1.2-t and all checks after it was working (didn’t check every version…)
Hi @mihi Pl can you try multiple attempts on this device. One of our testers got fail in the first two attempts and then it passed. All the same not a good result.
I tried it couple times when it failed the firsttime, did it just now again and fails still even after couple of checks
Thanks. The issue has been shared with the developers who will be checking on this regression.
This post is for all / e-/ os maintainers!
SaftyNet check will not pass if kernel name containes
-AICP
-arter97
-blu_spark
-CAF
-cm-
-crDroid
-crdroid
-CyanogenMod
-Deathly
-EAS-
-eas-
-ElementalX
-Elite
-franco
-hadesKernel
-Lineage-
-lineage-
-LineageOS
-lineageos
-mokee
-MoRoKernel
-Noble
-Optimus
-SlimRoms
-Sultan
-sultan
For example it fails on redmi note 9s/pro as stated above starting from upgrade to version T.
On version 2.2:
D:\Android\platform-tools>adb shell
joyeuse:/ # uname -r
4.14.320-lineageos-g6cb257da1f47
while it still pass on Mi A1, ver 2.2:
D:\Android\platform-tools>adb shell
tissot:/ $ uname -r
4.9.227-perf+
tissot:/ $
Please rename kernel. This naming conventions are mandatory (amoung other stuff) to pass SaftyNet check!!!
Thanks in advance!
P.S. Please check https://xdaforums.com/t/module-play-integrity-fix-safetynet-fix.4607985/page-518#post-89308909
Mi 9 Lite SaftyNet works fine on T 2.3. Kernel name does not contain lineageOS just like Mi A1. Great!
Although the SafetyNet test should be passed on the OnePlus Nord (avicii), it fails on /e/OS 2.4.1-s-20241008439849-official-avicii:
Pl can you try and check with YASNAC app and let us know the result for the test.
Take it using AuroraStore or AppLounge
Sorry, probably a false alarm!
I’d overseen the hint concerning the possible failure of SafetyNet Test app (even if it was already failing when I run it the very first time).
With YASNAC the tests pass and all seems to be ok:
Hi @TheMajorTom for panther pl can you check with YASNAC app as well and let us know the results.