How to bypass SafetyNet on rooted Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro (Hide Root)

Bypass SafetyNet on rooted Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro (Hide Root): Google is among the few players in the market that still care about the custom development community. As a result, whenever there’s a new addition to the Pixel lineup, there is an aura of anticipation surrounding these devices.

Many Pixel customers immediately unlock the bootloader of their smartphone, which is something that could seem a little unusual to some people. There is another aspect to the narrative, despite the fact that it assists you in adding a multitude of functions and goods to your phone. The execution of such a procedure has a number of drawbacks associated with it.

The activation of the SafetyNet is the one of these drawbacks that causes the greatest amount of anxiety. You will have the opportunity to learn how to circumvent Google’s SafetyNet and hide root access on a rooted Google Pixel 7 or Google Pixel 7 Pro device during the course of this article.

How can you pass SafetyNet on your rooted Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro

Step 1: Install MagiskHude Props Config

1. Download the MagiskHide Props Config module from XDA/GitHub and then send it to your device
2. After that, launch the Magisk app onto your device
3. Tap on Install from Storage, choose the Module, and hit install
4. Once the installation is done, hit the Reboot button located at the bottom right

Step 2: Force Basic Attestation

1. Install any reliable terminal emulator app on your device
2. Launch it and then type in the following command

su –c props

3. You’ll get a Superuser Request and you should tap “Grant”
4. It’ll now launch the MagiskHide Props Config in the terminal itself
5. You’ll need to type “2” (force Basic Key Attestation) and then hit Enter
6. It’ll take you to the Force Basic Key Attestation page (By default, the value is set to Nexus 5)
7. It is recommended that you should select Pixel 3 running Android 10, so you should type in “d” and hit Enter
8. Now, type in “7” (Google) and then press Enter
9. After that, you should type “18” (Google Pixel 18) and then press Enter
10. It’ll ask you to select the Android version, type “2” (Android 10), and then confirm the selected value by typing “y” (Yes)
11. Finally, you’ll need to reboot your device, so type “y” (yes) and then press Enter

Step 3: Install Riru Module on your device

1. Download the Riru Module from GitHub and then transfer it to your device
2. After that, launch the Magisk app and then head over to the Modules section
3. Tap on Install and wait for this process to finish
4. Once it is done, you should tap on the Reboot button that appears at the bottom right

Step 4: Flash SafetyNet fix

1. Start off by downloading the new SafetyNet Fix Module from XDA
2. After that, transfer this module to your device and then launch the Magisk app
3. Head over to the Modules section and then tap on Install from Storage
4. Browse to the Universal SafetyNet Magisk Module before selecting it and the module will be flashed
5. Once it is done, you should tap on the Reboot button appearing at the bottom right

Step 5: Enforce the Deny List and then Enable Zygisk

1. Launch the Magisk app on your device
2. Tap on the Settings icon located at the top right
3. Enable the toggle beside Zygisk and then Enforce Deny List
4. Restart your device for the changes to take place
5. After that, launch Magisk and ensure that it says “Yes” next to Zygisk

Step 6: Configure DenyList

1. Under the Magisk Settings menu, you’ll need to tap on Configure DenyList
2. Select the desired user apps to hide root from it
3. Then, tap on the overflow icon located at the top right and then select Show System App
4. After that, checkmark Google Play Protect Services, Google Play Store, Google Play Services, and Google Service Framework
5. Tap on each of these apps for further expanding them and checkmark their associated services too

Step 7: Hide the Magisk app

1. Head over to the Magisk settings menu and then tap on Hide the Magisk App
2. After that, give it the desired name of choice and then tap “Ok”
3. The hiding process will start now
4. Once you’re done, it’ll ask whether you want to have the app shortcut on the home screen
5. For ease of convenience, you should select “Yes” and tap on the Add to Home Screen button

Step 8: Delete Play Store Data and Play Service

1. Go to Settings -> Apps -> See All Apps
2. After that, select Google Play Service and then head over to its Storage and Cache selection
3. Then, tap on Manage Space -> Clear All Data
4. Once it’s done, you should go back and then select Google Play Store
5. Go to the Storage and Cache section before tapping on Clear Storage -> OK

Step 9: Check the SafetyNet Results on Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro

1. Download YASNAC from the Google Play Store and then install it on your device
2. Launch the app and then tap on Run SafetyNet Attestation before and after passing SafetyNet
3. You’ll now get the Pass result under the basicIntegrity and ctsProfile sections