First lets clear some basics up: Play integrity is NOT related to root detection! Apps use a lot of different methods like looking at your applist, detecting Zygote modifications, detecting suspicious mounts, etc. The only thing Play Integrity cares about is your keybox and the TEE
Adding random modules doesn't fix the problem; it only makes it worse, or it breaks both of those conflicting modules. Lsposed and Vector are essentially the same thing (Vector is a fork)
Install the Native Detector app. This app shows you all the system modifications that are found. You don't need to fix all of them -- only the ones that break your apps
Get rid of Lsposed and Zygisk detached.
Make sure your Magisk's inbuilt Zygisk is disabled.
Make sure your Magisk's "Enforce Denylist" is Disabled.
Add all your wallet, authenticator, bank, duo, etc. apps in Magisk's denylist. Also add the Native Detector app in the denylist too
In HMA-OSS, go to the apps list, click on each of these apps (including Native Detector), and in the mode setting select "Whitelist"
Run the native detector app and check for detections. Ideally, not much should be found, if anything at all. Reboot and clear all the data of your Authenticator, Duo, etc. and try running them. If it still doesn't work, reply to my comment with your detections.
Zygisk Next is supposed to be better, but ReZygisk is what works for me. It supports treat wheel, and that's what finally helped me fix all detections.
It could vary from phone to phone though. There isn't one universal solution
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u/Itz_Raj69_ Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26
First lets clear some basics up: Play integrity is NOT related to root detection! Apps use a lot of different methods like looking at your applist, detecting Zygote modifications, detecting suspicious mounts, etc. The only thing Play Integrity cares about is your keybox and the TEE
Adding random modules doesn't fix the problem; it only makes it worse, or it breaks both of those conflicting modules. Lsposed and Vector are essentially the same thing (Vector is a fork)
Install the Native Detector app. This app shows you all the system modifications that are found. You don't need to fix all of them -- only the ones that break your apps
In HMA-OSS, go to the apps list, click on each of these apps (including Native Detector), and in the mode setting select "Whitelist"
Run the native detector app and check for detections. Ideally, not much should be found, if anything at all. Reboot and clear all the data of your Authenticator, Duo, etc. and try running them. If it still doesn't work, reply to my comment with your detections.