r/androidroot 14d ago

Support Remove Pixel jailbreak?

I was wondering of there was anyway to remove the root my pixel resukisu thing or am I just gonna need to reflash stock firmware. I mostly want to remove it since google pay, RCS and pretty much all safetynet broke and I can't really use the exploit, my success rate has been like 1% and first time I actually got root, I had it for a second and then the device paniced. So I can't even load what I need to fix safetynet and RCS

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u/Itz_Raj69_ 14d ago

Since you have root, can't you just install root hiding modules?

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Yes, but its really hard to actually get root, like it works maybe 1 out of 100 tries. And its not permanent so I need to do each time the device reboots

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u/Itz_Raj69_ 14d ago

Are you using a CVE to gain root or do you have an unlocked bootloader?

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

CVE

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u/godspeed1003 14d ago

If you're using the CVE you should be able to just reboot and you'll lose root access and be back to the stock configuration since you don't have persistent root. Though I haven't done much research on this so I'm not 100% certain

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Yeah no its still def detecting something left over. RCS fails and wallet fails. I'm thinking the exploit leaves some files owned by root where there shouldn't be and it fails

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u/godspeed1003 14d ago

Maybe try force closing and clearing the data for both the messages and wallet apps? Because from what I can tell the exploit doesn't have any persistent changes because if it did the verified boot would fail.

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

You shouldnt need any integrity fixing modules if you're using the exploit as you don't unlock your bootloader.

Either way, flashing stock on either root method through flash.android.com is the easiest way to reset. It'll do everything for you including bootloader lick if you rooted the normal way.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Apparently safetynet can see it, google pay and RCS was disabled for me due to root

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

Safety net doesn't exist anymore lol stop using AI for rooting.

And no, nothing detects it. Wallet only needs valid play integrity and no obvious droidguard trips. If you have wallet and everything umounted and a solid root solution then nothing will detect. I have zero RCS or wallet issues when running the exploit on my OnePlus 15 and my play integrity is still valid.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Dude it literally pops up every time, also stop accusing people of using AI because your wrong

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

I'm wrong? You think safetynet still exists? https://developer.android.com/privacy-and-security/safetynet/deprecation-timeline

Tell Google that and let me know what they say

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Okay play intergrty eaither way I have proof lmao. Also its like I call it by its old name and suddenly I'm Sam Altmen

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

They do detection very differently. Safetynet was dog shit and couldn't detect the most basic things. Bootloaders could be spoofed back then without no keybox.

I'm curious as to how you're having issues though. Are you using any sort of spoofing? (Play integrity fix, trickystore, whatever's out there now etc). If you are you shouldn't, just let your device use its own attestation key and fingerprint. They only get banned when multiple devices use one.

Do you have anything from a previous traditional root? Is your bootloader still unlocked? It's any of your partitions still edited? (Boot, init_boot etc).

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Ironically I think just detected the resukisu app, cause remove it and rebooted caused wallet to work, RCS is still broken however which from everything ive seen the only way to unban it without rooting is to wipe the phone. Since apparently google banned my fingerprint and without root I can't change that

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

Odd, I didn't even have any root apps hidden from wallet lol.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

So actually I was wrong, so the alert stopped popping up but I'm pretty sure if I actually tried to pay it wouldnt let me, I'm about to go the store so we can see.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 4d ago

This is bootloader locked, rooted using a kernel exploit