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Fixing SafetyNet Failure After Magisk Manager Update or Module Install


Are you experiencing SafetyNet failure after updating Magisk Manager or installing a new module? Don't worry, there's a solution!

In this article, you'll learn how to fix this issue and ensure that your device passes SafetyNet checks without any problems.

By following a few simple steps, such as updating Magisk Manager, uninstalling problematic modules, and clearing cache, you'll be able to resolve the SafetyNet failure and continue using Magisk Manager hassle-free.

Let's get started!

Update Magisk Manager to the Latest Version
To update Magisk Manager to the latest version, simply follow these steps:


Open the app and navigate to the 'Settings' menu.
Scroll down until you find the 'Update' option.
Tap on it to check for any available updates.
If there's a new version available, you'll see a prompt asking if you want to download and install it.
Click on 'Yes' to start the update process.
The app will then download the latest version and automatically install it for you.
Once the update is complete, you can continue using Magisk Manager with all the latest features and improvements.

It's important to regularly update your app to ensure you have the most up-to-date version and to fix any bugs or issues that may arise.

Uninstall Problematic Modules
If you're experiencing SafetyNet failure after updating Magisk Manager or installing a module, you'll need to uninstall any problematic modules.

These problematic modules might be causing conflicts with SafetyNet, resulting in the failure.

To uninstall a module, open the Magisk Manager app on your device. Go to the 'Modules' section, where you'll find a list of all the installed modules. Look for the module that you suspect is causing the issue and tap on it. Then, select the 'Uninstall' option to remove the module from your device.

Once you have uninstalled the problematic module, restart your device and check if the SafetyNet failure issue is resolved.

Remember to only uninstall the modules that you're sure are causing the problem to avoid any unintended consequences.

Clear Cache and Data of Google Play Services
After uninstalling any problematic modules, continue by clearing the cache and data of Google Play Services to further resolve the SafetyNet failure issue.

To do this, go to your device's Settings and scroll down to find 'Apps' or 'Application Manager'. Tap on it and locate 'Google Play Services' from the list of apps. Once you've selected it, you'll see options like 'Force Stop', 'Uninstall Updates', and 'Clear Cache'.

Tap on 'Clear Cache' to remove any temporary data that might be causing conflicts with SafetyNet. Additionally, you can also tap on 'Clear Data' to delete any stored information, but be aware that this action might reset some preferences or settings within Google Play Services.

After clearing the cache and data, restart your device and check if the SafetyNet failure issue has been resolved.

Reset Google Play Services Framework
To reset the Google Play Services Framework, you'll need to access the settings on your device.

First, open the Settings app on your Android device.

Scroll down and tap on 'Apps' or 'Applications.'

Next, locate and tap on 'Google Play Services.'

In the App Info screen, you'll see options like 'Force Stop,' 'Disable,' and 'Storage.'

Tap on 'Storage.'

On the Storage screen, you'll find two buttons: 'Clear Cache' and 'Clear Data.'

Tap on 'Clear Data' to reset the Google Play Services Framework.

Keep in mind that resetting the framework may temporarily disrupt some apps and services that rely on it. However, this should resolve any issues with SafetyNet failure after updating Magisk Manager or installing new modules.

Use MagiskHide Props Config to Fix SafetyNet
To fix SafetyNet failure after updating Magisk Manager or installing new modules, you can utilize the MagiskHide Props Config feature.

This feature allows you to easily modify your device's build.prop file, which contains important information about your device. By modifying this file, you can make your device appear as a different device to SafetyNet, thus bypassing any compatibility issues.

To use MagiskHide Props Config, you first need to install it from the Magisk Manager app. Once installed, open magisk manager apk and go to the 'MagiskHide Props Config' section.

From there, you can select a device fingerprint that's known to pass SafetyNet. After selecting the desired fingerprint, simply reboot your device and SafetyNet should now pass without any issues.

Conclusion
In conclusion, if you're facing SafetyNet failure after updating Magisk Manager or installing a new module, follow these steps to fix the issue.


Update Magisk Manager to the latest version
Uninstall any problematic modules
Clear cache and data of Google Play Services
Reset Google Play Services Framework
Use MagiskHide Props Config

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the SafetyNet failure and enjoy uninterrupted use of your device.

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