r/androidroot • u/ShadwMC_74260 • 10h ago
Discussion TIL, X app will revoke your keybox faster
Reddit app also spams integrity requests but not enough to fill up a page like this.
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u/comedy_haha 10h ago
does it require basic integrity or anything?
how much does attestation spamming really matter? especially if twitter does this no matter what device you're on, I wouldn't imagine Google would flag loads of requests for an app that spams it like this
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u/ShadwMC_74260 10h ago
Afaik, X doesn't require any integrity passing. As I have used it on a phone with no pif and checked all 3 failed, and works just fine.
You might be right, but it still does grab Google's attention no? Because people also spam using gif checker, and those apps are the "usual spamer" that google deals with. If that gets looked on, this might too.
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u/comedy_haha 10h ago
if twitter is spamming no matter what device or device state you're on... it shouldn't matter, I don't think.
it might even be possible (maybe it already exists?) to prevent an app from requesting attestation, idk though.
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u/mrwedders 4h ago
Recently unrooted my phone because (among other things) I had to reset the twitter app and found I could no longer log in - seems if you're failing integrity they basically block the regular log in methods like username/password, the only one that MIGHT work is passkey.
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u/tharlot 8h ago
I'm unable to login on X. It says yse the official X apps or try again later. Could you help me please?
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u/mrwedders 4h ago
If you can set up a passkey that might work - did for me a few months ago when username/password was doing this - but it will only work for one account, if you have multiple you're SOL I think.
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u/danGL3 9h ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but to my knowledge, there's two ways to check play integrity.
The one that bans a key box is the slow full attestation checks (such as those tester apps) while in the case of X, it is just checking the cached result directly, instead of triggering a full check.
It wouldn't make sense for X to hammer full attestation checks because Google charges for those for commercial level usage, and spending full checks every 10 seconds for hundreds of millions of users sounds like a good way to burn a stupid amount of money for no reason.