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You can use Magisk + Zygisk/DenyList to get these apps working on a rooted device.
by colordrops 5y ago
You can use Magisk + Zygisk/DenyList to get these apps working on a rooted device.
- josephcsible 5y agoThe trick Magisk modules can use to hide the unlocked bootloader only works as long as Google still supports legacy devices that didn't do hardware attestation of the bootloader being locked. As soon as enough time passes that they flip that switch on their end, that will totally break forever. Also, even today, a few apps aren't fooled by that solution. Try the McDonald's app for example.
- colordrops 5y agoIf Google decides to corner everyone it will only empower them to put energy into non-google ecosystems. It would be a big mistake IMHO for google to cut this off.