
File Name | Integrity Box |
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Size | 500KB |
Version | v23 |
Category | Magisk Modules |
Android requirement | + 6.0 |
Published By | 𝗠𝗘𝗢𝗪𝗻𝗮 |
Rating | 4.9 / 5 |
Support | Magisk • KernelSU• KernelSU Next |
Get Link
Required
PlayIntegrityFork.zip
Tricky-Store.zip
Tricky-Addon-Module.zip
Zygisk-Next.zip
Step-by-Step Installation:
- Ensure Root Access: The first prerequisite is having root access via a custom recovery.
- Install via Magisk Manager:
- Open the Magisk Manager.
- Tap on the “Modules” section.
- Click “Install from Storage” and locate the geted file.
- Confirm the installation and allow the module to apply the necessary changes.
- Reboot Your Device: After installation, reboot your device to activate the module.
Changelog
- Improved WEBUI functions
- Improved compatibility with latest Android version
- Code cleanup and minor performance optimizations
- Reduced module size and improved loading times
- Refactored scripts for better maintainability
- Updated logic for improved stability
- Fixed detection issues on certain devices
- Resolved bootloop on specific ROMs
- Corrected file permissions causing installation failures
- Fixed rare crash during boot phase
- Addressed module not initializing properly on some devices
- Updated PIF Fork’s fingerprint
- Updated PIF Inject’s fingerprint
- Enhanced consistency of spoofed responses
- Modularized core functions for easier updates
- Updated internal checks for new Magisk versions
- Improved support for Zygisk and DenyList handling
- Introduced optional debug logging
- Logging output enhanced for troubleshooting
- Removed deprecated features no longer needed
- Cleaned up unused scripts and outdated code blocks
- Module banner will change everytime you reboot (if your manager supports)
- Added icon shortcut support for MMRL
- Added 60s cooldown to avoid script execution spam 80%.
Tired of your rooted Android device failing those pesky SafetyNet checks, blocking you from your favorite apps and games? We’ve all been there. That’s where the Integrity Box Magisk module comes in—it’s like a master key for fixing Play Integrity.
This fantastic module doesn’t just work on older Android versions; it fully supports the latest Android versions, keeping you secure. It effectively bypasses SafetyNet checks, so you can stream content, use banking apps, and play games without a hitch.
One of the best parts? It’s open-source and community-driven, with a dedicated team providing frequent updates with new patches the moment Google rolls out changes. This means improved compatibility with Magisk modules and seamless OTA update support—no more worrying about losing root after a system update.
You also get customizable root settings and advanced debugging and logging tools to fine-tune your experience if you like to get under the hood. It’s the all-in-one solution we’ve been waiting for.
Ready to fix your Play Integrity for good? Go ahead and install it—your phone will thank you.
Why Rooted Users Need This Fix
Let’s be real: Google tightened the screws. Play Integrity checks if your device is altered (rooted/custom ROMs) and blocks “sensitive” apps if it fails. This means:
- Banking apps refuse to open
- Google Wallet/Pay stops working
- Some streaming apps block HD content
- You might see “CTS profile mismatch” errors
Stock Magisk Hide struggles with these new checks. If you love root but need banking apps, this Play Integrity fix module is essential.
Features & Benefits
Here’s how Integrity Box tackles the problem:
- Targeted Play Integrity Fix: It actively patches the Play Integrity API responses, making your device appear “unmodified” to apps and Google servers. No more “Device not certified” errors!
- Bypass Root: Unlike temporary fixes, this Magisk module works systemlessly. You keep root access while apps think everything’s stock. It’s the ultimate root bypass for integrity checks.
- Compatibility Focus: Works on rooted devices and custom ROMs. Whether you’re on Pixel Experience or LineageOS, it helps you pass Integrity checks consistently.
- SafetyNet Fallback: Often handles the older SafetyNet (CTS profile) checks too, covering all bases for app compatibility.