SAID NEWS: Google Play Service Set To Block All Rooted Android Smartphones User

Rooting Has been so helpful to Many Android user, As It grant you full access to your droid device and Like wise to some System files as well. Rooting an Android device cool and i remembered vividly writing some Benefits Of Rooting Your Android device, But Now Google Play Store sets to block some Rooted Users.




Even Biggest streaming and movie download app Netflix has recently suspended rooted Android users from accessing its platform. This was really a sad news to rooted Android users using Netflix app. But To every problem there is solution.

According to source, latest updates from Google has it that Google is preparing to block rooted Android users from accessing the Playstore. Google’s latest update to the Google Play Console, as updated during Google IO 2017, includes a Safety Net toggle. This toggle is one of many which give developers a very simple way of allowing some features to be compatible with the apps they make, and others to be kicked from the pack. As Google Suggests in their developers Documentation.

Moreover  if your Android device is rooted, or an emulator, has an unlocked bootloader, or half a dozen other similar, related elements – it will automatically fail the integrity test. You won’t be able to access some major apps from the playstore.

What Is SafetyNet And How Does It Works?

Safety Net provides a set of services and APIs that help protect your app against security threats, including device tampering, bad URLs, potentially harmful apps, and fake users.”

Safety Net Attestation checks for the following Device Status markers

Certified, genuine device that passes CTS
Certified device with unlocked bootloader
Genuine but un-certified device, such as when the manufacturer doesn’t apply for certification
Device with custom ROM (not rooted)
Emulator
No device (protocol emulator script)
Signs of system integrity compromise, such as rooting
Signs of other active attacks, such as API hooking

That's not all, if your device runs on either Stock or Custom ROM and it's rooted, you are all included in this new development from Google As well. This will be a Bit of Fustration to Android Users But As i made mention above that every problem has a solution.

Whats The Solution?

If unfortunately you are affected with this latest update, then, you should download apps from other sources and install on your device. Although Many will likely Unroot their device, It is Allowed also depending on your choice. But many will still love to enjoy more Root access to some certain Apps on their smartphones therefore refusing to Unroot their device. But The above Option Of Downloading fro Another source is simply the best.

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