📝 Fix Netflix after Root:
⚠️ This might work, might not work looks like Netflix has patched this.
STEP #1:
- Make sure you have Shamiko installed and Netflix is on denylist.
- Reboot.
- Then uninstall the Netflix app you currently have. Install the Netflix app from below, APK(1).
- It will tell you your device is incompatible. Don't uninstall.
- Then install the APK(2).
- Open and set up an account. Then update from the playstore.
- If you get an error 93. Go to Netflix App Info > Force Stop and it will work right after that.
- You will only have L3 on Netflix with root right now.
STEP #2:
Flash this Magisk Module.
More info about this issue:
If you clear cache or data you will be back with an error -93 message and it won't work. Our oemlibcypto.so file for DRM is now in odm structure and cannot be mounted with magisk currently so we can't change DRM values.
🧑💻: Yashaswee
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liboemcrypto_disabler-v1.5(15).zip
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Fix for drm / decryption error in streaming apps like Amazon Prime, Netflix, etc
> Flash in magisk and reboot
> Note a drawback of this is that all video resolutions will be limited to HD quality.
Enjoy ❤️
🧑💻 Credit goes to the respective dev.🫡
> Flash in magisk and reboot
> Note a drawback of this is that all video resolutions will be limited to HD quality.
Enjoy ❤️
🧑💻 Credit goes to the respective dev.🫡
📝 Root via APatch:
1. Unlock the bootloader.
2. Download & Install APatch apk from GitHub.
3. You will need the boot.img of your current firmware.
4. Now open the Apatch App > Select the patch > Select the stock boot.img and patch it. Also set a SuperKey which is located below the patch option.
- You can refer to this video to see how to patch the boot.img.
5. Now flash the patched boot.img from fastboot:
6. Boot back to the system and you are rooted.
Cheers! 🍻
Note by: Yash
1. Unlock the bootloader.
2. Download & Install APatch apk from GitHub.
3. You will need the boot.img of your current firmware.
4. Now open the Apatch App > Select the patch > Select the stock boot.img and patch it. Also set a SuperKey which is located below the patch option.
- You can refer to this video to see how to patch the boot.img.
5. Now flash the patched boot.img from fastboot:
fastboot flash boot <drag & drop the above patched boot.img>
6. Boot back to the system and you are rooted.
Cheers! 🍻
Note by: Yash
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Forwarded from Adarsh