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I understand the idea, but GrapheneOS doesn't even provide any kind of official support for rooting. It's not that they're checking to see if the device is root
by protimewaster 2y ago
I understand the idea, but GrapheneOS doesn't even provide any kind of official support for rooting. It's not that they're checking to see if the device is rooted, they're just checking to see if it has Google's checkmark.
Meanwhile, rooted devices can pass Play Integrity (since they can spoof all the necessary bits via root).
- brookst 2y agoIsn’t play integrity based on PKI and hardware root of trust? How does a rooted device fake the signed ROM / bootloader / etc?
- protimewaster 2y agoI haven't read about it too much since I'm not rooted, but lots of users report being able to use apps that require integrity with various root approaches (e.g., https://www.reddit.com/r/Magisk/comments/19c1dv0/help_can_i_pass_the_playintegrity_strong/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Magisk/comments/19c1dv0/help_can_i_...)