Play Integrity Fix Magisk Module: Pass Device Verdict on Root

Play Integrity Fix is a Magisk module designed to pass Device verdicts in Google's Play Integrity tests. It modifies system properties to achieve valid device attestation, ensuring a certified status on rooted devices without hiding root access from other applications.

I found that this module works exactly as intended by quietly spoofing device fingerprints and ROM signatures in the background. You will quickly notice it restoring your device certification in the Play Store, letting you download apps that normally block modified phones.

• Spoofs device fingerprints automatically to help secure a valid attestation status.
• Custom keystore provider support kicks in if you aren't currently running TrickyStore.
• ROM signature spoofing helps devices running on test keys appear completely standard to the system.
• WebUI control access gives you direct control over all configurable options without needing third-party fingerprint fetchers.

Support & Requirements

• Android Versions: Android 12 and below, up to Android 13+ (though SDK spoofing on 13+ has known UI bugs).
• Root Type: Root access with Zygisk enabled (via Magisk's built-in Zygisk, ZygiskNext, or ReZygisk).

How to Install

1. Download the latest Play Integrity Fix .zip file directly from the GitHub repository.
2. Open your root manager app, navigate to the Modules section, and tap "Install from storage."
3. Select the .zip file, let the flashing process complete, and reboot your device.