How to Pass SafetyNet in Rooted Pixel 7A

Google Pixel 7A is a powerful device that is capable of providing an exceptional user experience. However, if you are someone who likes to tinker with your device and have rooted it, you might have run into an issue with SafetyNet. SafetyNet is a security measure implemented by Google to ensure that your device is secure and that your data is protected. If your device fails to pass SafetyNet, you may not be able to use certain apps. In this blog post, we will discuss how to pass SafetyNet in rooted Pixel 7A.

Enabling Root Access on Google Pixel 7A

• Explanation of Root Access

Root access is the process of gaining access to the root directory of your device. This allows you to modify system files, install custom ROMs, and use apps that require root access. However, gaining root access can also trigger SafetyNet, which can prevent you from using certain apps.

• Instructions on how to enable Root Access

To enable root access on your Pixel 7A, you will need to unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery like TWRP. Once you have installed TWRP, you can flash Magisk to gain root access.

Flashing Universal SafetyNet on Pixel 7A

• Explanation of Universal SafetyNet

Universal SafetyNet is a Magisk module that can help you pass SafetyNet. It does this by modifying several system files to make your device appear as if it is not rooted.

• Instructions on how to flash Universal SafetyNet

To flash Universal SafetyNet, you will need to download the Magisk module from the Magisk Manager app. Once the module is downloaded, you can flash it using TWRP.

Configuring DenyList (Magisk Hide)

• Explanation of DenyList

DenyList is a feature in Magisk that allows you to hide root access from specific apps. This can help you pass SafetyNet as some apps may not work if they detect root access.

• Instructions on how to configure DenyList

To configure DenyList, you will need to open Magisk Manager and navigate to the settings menu. From there, you can enable Magisk Hide and add the apps that you want to hide root access from.

Hiding the Magisk App

• Explanation of why it's important to hide the Magisk App

Hiding the Magisk app can help you pass SafetyNet as some apps may detect the app and flag your device as rooted.

• Instructions on how to hide the Magisk App

To hide the Magisk app, you will need to open Magisk Manager and navigate to the settings menu. From there, you can enable the option to hide the Magisk app.

Clearing Data of the Google Play Services

• Explanation of why it's important to clear data of Google Play Services

Clearing data of Google Play Services can help you pass SafetyNet as it can remove any cached data that may be causing your device to fail SafetyNet.

• Instructions on how to clear data of Google Play Services

To clear data of Google Play Services, you will need to navigate to the app settings on your device and find Google Play Services. From there, you can clear the app data.

Verifying SafetyNet Status

• Explanation of how to verify SafetyNet status

You can verify your SafetyNet status by downloading the SafetyNet Helper app from the Google Play Store. The app will tell you whether your device has passed or failed SafetyNet.

• Instructions on how to verify SafetyNet status

To verify your SafetyNet status, you will need to download the SafetyNet Helper app from the Google Play Store and run the app. The app will tell you whether your device has passed or failed SafetyNet.

Passing SafetyNet on a rooted Pixel 7A can be a challenging task, but by following the steps outlined in this blog post, you should be able to pass SafetyNet and use the apps that you want. Remember to always exercise caution when modifying your device and to take backups before making any changes.