If you use a rooted Android phone or a custom ROM, you might have seen problems with apps like Google Play, banking apps, or games. These apps check if your device is “certified” using something called Play Integrity. If your device fails this check, some apps won’t work properly.
That’s where Play Integrity Fix Inject comes in. It’s a simple module that helps your device pass the Play Integrity check so you can use all your apps normally even if your phone is rooted.
This module is made and maintained by KOWX712, and it works with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch. It’s easy to install and safe to use.
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What Is Play Integrity Fix Inject?
Play Integrity Fix Inject is a tool (called a module) that helps your Android phone pass Google’s Play Integrity check. It doesn’t hide root or trick apps it just helps your device look “certified” so you can use apps that need it.
This module is useful if:
- You have a rooted phone
- You use a custom ROM
- You want to fix Play Store errors or app issues caused by failed integrity checks
Main Features
Here are the key things this module can do:
- Spoof fingerprint: Makes your phone look like a certified device
- Spoof system properties: Helps Google services read safe values
- Spoof ROM signature: Fixes issues if your ROM is signed with test keys
- Spoof SDK version: Helps Play Store work better on Android 13 and above
There are also different versions of the module:
- inject-vending: Adds support for Play Store SDK spoofing
- inject-manual: Lets you manually control settings
- inject-s: A lighter version with simple config
Note: Some older versions are no longer updated, but still available.
What You Need
To use this module, you’ll need:
- A rooted Android phone
- Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch installed
- Zygisk enabled (if using Magisk)
- Internet (optional, for WebUI setup)
Download the Module
You can download the latest version from the official GitHub page:
Play Integrity Fix Inject – GitHub
How to Install
Here’s a simple step-by-step guide:
- Download the
.zipfile from the GitHub link above. - Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch).
- Go to the modules section and choose “Install from storage.”
- Select the downloaded file.
- Reboot your phone.
That’s it! The module is now installed.
How to Use It
After installing:
- Make sure Zygisk is turned on (if using Magisk).
- Open the module’s WebUI or edit the config file (
pif.prop) to choose your settings. - Reboot your phone again.
- Use a Play Integrity checker app to see if your device passes.
Tip: Don’t use random fingerprint tools they can cause problems. Stick to the module’s built-in options.
Common Questions
No. It only helps pass the Play Integrity check. Apps may still detect root.
Yes! It works with all three: Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch.
It works, but some ROMs may have issues like blank sign-in or broken updates.
Run this command in a terminal app:unzip -l /system/etc/security/otacerts.zip | grep -oE "testkey|releasekey"
Credit
Big thanks to KOWX712, the developer who is actively maintaining and improving this module.
Final Words
If you’re having trouble with Play Store or other apps because your device isn’t certified, Play Integrity Fix Inject is a simple and safe way to fix it. It works with most root setups and is easy to install and use.
Just follow the steps above, and you’ll be back to using your favorite apps without any issues. Thanks to the hard work of the developer, this module keeps getting better.
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