Magisk has been detected by Google Wallet and Office Portal.

[Abigail32]

Hello everyone,

I'm not an expert in using Magisk. I follow online guides and once everything is set up, I just go about my daily activities without much thought. I root my phone to record my calls, which is a feature Google removed even though it's completely legal here in Canada.

Last week, my work apps stopped working because Microsoft Company Portal detected my root. Yesterday, Google Wallet updated automatically and informed me that I can no longer use the app for payments due to root detection.

It seems like not many people on this forum or on YouTube channels discussing root have this issue, so I might have made a mistake somewhere. Maybe I updated Magisk when I shouldn't have? Can anyone suggest a solution? I've heard about alternative Magisk versions like Delta that might solve this problem.

I've thoroughly checked the deny list, and all apps are fully denied (full blue bar) except for the phone recorder, AdAway, and Vanced Manager.

For reference, here are some technical details:

• Device: Pixel 6
• Magisk version: f42c089b (25102)
• Zygisk: YES
• Ramdisk: YES
• App version: f42c089b (25102) (33)
• App installed version: f42c089b (25102)
• App package: qj.aheekhlo.fl.g.hr

Do I need to uninstall Magisk and reinstall an older version that still had MagiskHide? Is that even possible, or should I stick to the latest version? Should I try uninstalling and reinstalling it? Are there any consequences if I do this?

Thank you for your time.

 

[lantis3]

Used Magisk several years back but already forgot my experience.

You probably can get answer from xda-developer forums

Magisk

Magisk - The Universal Systemless Interface, to create an altered mask of the system without changing the system itself.

xdaforums.com

 

[CP5670]

I think generally root breaks payment apps. I know Samsung phones are like this and have the knox hardware switch that gets tripped with root. I used to root many years ago but these days too many features get disabled by it. There are third party phone recorder apps that don't need root, I have one installed but never tried it.

 

[JulianSullivan]

Hello everyone,

I'm not an expert in using Magisk. I follow online guides and once everything is set up, I just go about my daily activities without much thought. I root my phone to record my calls, which is a feature Google removed even though it's completely legal here in Canada.

Last week, my work apps stopped working because Microsoft Company Portal detected my root. Yesterday, Google Wallet updated automatically and informed me that I can no longer use the app for payments due to root detection.

It seems like not many people on this forum or on YouTube channels discussing root have this issue, so I might have made a mistake somewhere. Maybe I updated Magisk when I shouldn't have? Can anyone suggest a solution? I've heard about alternative Magisk versions like Delta that might solve this problem.

I've thoroughly checked the deny list, and all apps are fully denied (full blue bar) except for the phone recorder, AdAway, and Vanced Manager.

For reference, here are some technical details:

• Device: Pixel 6
• Magisk version: f42c089b (25102)
• Zygisk: YES
• Ramdisk: YES
• App version: f42c089b (25102) (33)
• App installed version: f42c089b (25102)
• App package: qj.aheekhlo.fl.g.hr

Do I need to uninstall Magisk and reinstall an older version that still had MagiskHide? Is that even possible, or should I stick to the latest version? Should I try uninstalling and reinstalling it? Are there any consequences if I do this?

Thank you for your time.

Any update?

 

[VincentClarke]

make sure MagiskHide is enabled and properly set up. Since MagiskHide was removed in newer versions, you might want to give Magisk Delta a shot—sometimes it’s better at dodging root detection from apps.If that doesn’t help, you might want to uninstall Magisk and reinstall it. This can sometimes fix problems, but make sure to back up your stuff first. You could also try rolling back to an older version of Magisk if you think a recent update might be causing trouble.Check your deny list to make sure it’s set up right, and maybe restart your phone to ensure changes take effect. If the call recording app is crucial, see if there are alternatives that don’t need root or try to adjust app-specific settings.