Hey, what's up everybody it's Dallas with Gadget Hacks.
And today I'm gonna show you how to switch from SuperSU to Magisk and go fully systemless.
So I'm sure you guys have at least heard of Magisk, but in case you haven't, let me give
you some background.
The project was started by developer topjohnwu as a ported version of Xposed that didn't
alter any system files, but it eventually evolved into its own thing.
Basically, Magisk is a magic mask that does its best to hide root while providing a systemless
framework that lets you change things on a root level without altering any files on the
system partition.
And that's the real key here: Systemless.
You see, root in a basic sense is simply the ability to access and change the system files
that make up Android.
But a new Android security feature called SafetyNet can monitor these system files and
report to apps when you've modified something crucial.
It's a security measure to make sure you haven't changed things in a way that would make DRM
apps like Netflix or banking apps like Android Pay compromised in any way.
So Magisk works around that by giving you a way to change system files without actually
touching anything on the system partition.
And there's really two main parts to Magisk.
First is a sort of framework that lets you apply systemless mods which are known as Magisk
modules.
Then the second main part is what this video is all about.
It's a root management system similar to SuperSU, except that it can hide its existence from
other apps.
Put these two parts together, and at least for now, you can have root access and perform
root-level mods, all while SafetyNet is none the wiser.
To put it even more simply, this means you'll be able to run apps like Android Pay and Pokemon
Go while you're rooted.
But before we get started, there are a couple of exceptions.
First, this will almost certainly not work if you're running a custom ROM, because SafetyNet
will already trip based on the device certification test.
Secondly, the official version of Magisk isn't compatible with the Pixel or Pixel XL.
But there's an unofficial version with different instructions that you can read all about if
you head to the full tutorial linked out in the description.
Aside from that, you'll also need to have TWRP installed.
Then the last requirement is that you're already rooted using a systemless version of SuperSU.
That's basically every root method released in the last year, though.
So to get started, the first thing you'll need to do is clean up and undo all of your
old root mods.
If you have Xposed, make sure to uninstall the framework by opening the Xposed Installer
app and tapping the "Uninstaller" button in the framework section.
But don't worry, you can reinstall a systemless version of Xposed through Magisk later.
Once you've taken care of that, you'll need to revert any other root mods that you've
applied.
Basically, if you've changed a file on your system partition, you'll need to put the original
file back.
So that means undoing any hosts file ad blocking like you would get with AdAway and reinstalling
any apps you removed with Titanium Backup.
But again, there are systemless replacements for those root features, and you'll also be
fine if you've frozen or disabled system apps without uninstalling.
Now if you haven't kept track of all the root mods you performed, your best bet might be
to re-flash the stock system image for your phone using Fastboot.
Failing that, you may have to completely restore the stock firmware, then reinstall TWRP.
But whether you're restoring everything or just flashing the system image, we've got
you covered with separate guides at the full tutorial.
So once you're sure that your system partition is back to stock, the next thing you'll need
to do is remove SuperSU.
To do that, open the SuperSU app and head to the Settings tab, then scroll down and
find the "Full Unroot" option.
From there, go ahead and tap "Full Unroot," then press "OK" on the first popup.
Next, it'll ask if you'd like to restore the stock boot image.
This is very important, so make sure to tap "Yes" here.
Finally, it'll offer to restore your stock recovery image, but you still need TWRP, so
make sure to hit "No."
After that, just wait a little while and your phone will automatically reboot.
When you get back up, you'll be fully unrooted.
Next thing you'll have to do is install the Magisk Manager app, which you can find on
the Play Store.
From there, head to the "Install" section and tap the "Download" button towards the
bottom of the screen.
This will save a copy of the Magisk ZIP, which we'll be flashing in TWRP.
Now if your phone has already received the May 2017 security patches, you'll have to
download an extra ZIP.
This one basically signs the Magisk ZIP to make it work with Android Verified Boot.
You can grab that second ZIP in Step 4 at the full tutorial, so make sure to take care
of that if your phone has received a firmware update since May 2017.
With everything downloaded, it's time to flash some ZIPs, so go ahead and boot into TWRP.
From TWRP's main menu, tap the "Install" button, then navigate to your device's Download folder.
From there, select the Magisk ZIP first, and if you're running older firmware, that's all
there is to it.
But if you're on the May security patch or newer, tap the "Add More ZIPs" button, then
select the Verified Boot Signer ZIP.
Once everything's queued up, just swipe the slider at the bottom of the screen to flash
Magisk, then hit "Reboot System" when that's done.
When you get back up, go ahead and open the Magisk Manager app and head to the settings
menu.
From here, there are 3 options you should enable: BusyBox, Magisk Hide, and Systemless
Hosts.
Once you've done that, head back out to the main menu in Magisk, then tap the SafetyNet
Check button at the bottom.
If everything went according to plan, you should now see 3 green check marks and a message
at the bottom that says "SafetyNet Passed."
If not, there's probably a problem with your system partition, so again, you may need to
re-flash your stock firmware.
But once you've passed SafetyNet, you should now be able to run restricted apps like Android
Pay and Pokemon Go.
Just to be on the safe side though, open the side navigation menu in Magisk and head to
the "Magisk Hide" section.
In here, you can just tick the box next to any of the apps listed, and those apps won't
be able to tell that your device is rooted.
Aside from that, there's a chance that the Play Store will still report your device as
Uncertified, which can cause apps like Netflix to not show up.
But fixing that should be easy.
Just clear data on the Play Store app, then when you head to the Play Store's settings,
you should see your device listed as Certified.
At this point, all that's left to do is to replace your old root mods with systemless
versions.
For the most part, that can be done with Magisk modules, and I've got some of the best ones
linked out at the bottom of the full tutorial.
So Xposed, AdAway, and bloatware removal can all be done using Magisk modules, and it won't
trip SafetyNet.
But keep in mind that if an Xposed Module alters system files, it'll still trip SafetyNet.
And really, that's the key to this whole thing: If you don't mess with system files, you'll
keep SafetyNet intact.
That means that you shouldn't rename, delete, or alter any files you would find in the /system
folder using a root file browser.
But they're not totally off limits, because Magisk modules can alter those files for you,
but they do it the systemless way.
So in general, stay away from traditional root mods from here out, and try to replace
the same functionality using Magisk modules instead.
If you do that, you should be able to run any app that you'd like without having to
worry about SafetyNet.
And I know this was a lot of information to absorb, but really, this video is meant as
a companion to the full tutorial.
So if you have questions about a specific aspect, it's probably covered in detail over
on GadgetHacks.com.
As always, though, we'd appreciate it if you would like and comment on this video
and subscribe to our channel.
So we'll see you again next time, folks, but until then...
Happy Gadget Hacking!
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