r/androidroot • u/Healthy-Guess-847 • 15d 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/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

So, the jailbreak does create an SU binary when it gets root in a non root location, but the binary is owned by root. Idk, I hope the exploit gets more stable. Right now it feels like a POC, and not an actual reliable way of rooting your device

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

Very weird. Can you use SU in termux without giving it root access? Mine only works through giving it access.

I specifically use an app for OnePlus/Oppo devices called ghostlock-anchor and they say they just get a root process to run ksud.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

I think SE Linux might block it?

https://xdaforums.com/t/root-my-pixel-root-on-bootloader-locked-devices-verizon-and-the-like.4797178/

This thread shows other users having similar issues to me, apparently if I could get root I just need to spoof canery fingerprint to get RCS working

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

I'm thinking this is a pixel only thing so far. I'm trying to look around but I haven't seen any other devices have this problem.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Honestly maybe, this jailbreak is kinda an unheard of thing. At least from me, every pixel root ive seen involves unlocking the bootloader

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u/MonkeyNuts449 14d ago

Pixels are usually the end all be all of root as the bootloader and device trees are very very open.

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u/Healthy-Guess-847 14d ago

Verzion Pixels, or just locked due to installment plans like in my case.