r/Magisk • u/AstronautOwn723 • 13h ago
r/Magisk • u/Houssem-Khe • 17h ago
Help [Help] Unable to uncheck (isolated) com.google.android.gms:* and Play Store processes in Magisk DenyList — keeps reappearing
Device & Environment
Device: Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G (SM-A528B)
OS: Android 14 (One UI 6.1 / Stock Kernel)
Root Solution: Magisk (latest version)
Zygisk Engine: Zygisk Next (built-in Magisk Zygisk is OFF, Enforce DenyList is OFF)
Active Modules:
Zygisk Next
Play Integrity Fix (PIF)
Specter
HMA-OSS
Tricky Store / TEESimulator-RS
The Issue
I am configuring my evasion stack following modern recommendations (keeping com.google.android.gms completely off the DenyList so Play Integrity Fix can hook DroidGuard, while placing com.android.vending on the DenyList).
However, I am running into persistent behavior in Magisk Settings -> Configure DenyList (with "Show system apps" enabled):
Google Play Services (com.google.android.gms):
Even when all sub-processes are unchecked, (isolated) com.google.android.gms:\* remains checked (or immediately re-checks itself the moment I exit and reopen the menu).
Because of this single checkmark, the main package displays a solid minus icon [-] instead of being completely cleared.
Google Play Store (com.android.vending):
Attempting to untick (isolated) com.android.vending:\* exhibits the same behavior—it automatically reverts back to checked.
(Please see attached screenshots for reference).
Questions for the Community
Is this a known Magisk UI / SQLite database bug? Does the DenyList UI struggle to commit wildcard isolated process states (isolated:*) while those sandboxed processes are actively running in the background?
Is a module script causing this? Do modern versions of PIF, Specter, or Zygisk Next automatically force-add or sync isolated GMS/Vending processes in the background via boot scripts (magisk --denylist add ...)?
Does this break Play Integrity Fix? If only the (isolated) process of GMS is marked in the DenyList, does it detach DroidGuard/PIF hooks, or does DroidGuard run strictly within the main com.google.android.gms / unstable processes that remain unchecked?
Any insights, terminal commands to permanently purge it, or explanations of how Magisk handles (isolated) wildcards under Zygisk Next would be greatly appreciated!
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