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I have a banking app which was detecting root despite being hidden by Magisk.

I managed to hide root from that app but on analyzing that app I found an activity that is very conveniently named DETECT MAGISK with activity name com.sbi.rc.DetectMagisk

I want to know if I can disable only that activity so that the app cannot even make an attempt to detect root (I am not sure if the app would work or not with that activity disabled, but worth a shot)

Pixel 4a, Android 12,rooted

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The command to disable app's components is pm disable <package>/<component>.

So, I ran this command:

~$ pm disable com.sbi.SBIFreedomPlus/com.sbi.rc.DetectMagisk
Component {com.sbi.SBIFreedomPlus/com.sbi.rc.DetectMagisk} new state: disabled

It was successful. But, the app refused to launch. In hindsight, this should have been obvious as the app is designed to work only after detecting device is not rooted and if the check itself is disabled, it logically shouldn't work.

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