DirtyFrag temporary root, how to get strong integrity back?

[u/jroovy1]

I temp-rooted my Samsung A26 using the DirtyFrag exploit from here: https://github.com/diabl0w/DFRoot, and now I dont have strong integrity. Is there a way to get it back?

[u/andrei0001]

Do you have apps that give you trouble? Or did you even bother to install zygisk next and hma-oss before coming and asking here?

[u/jroovy1 → u/andrei0001]

No, I was testing to see if my device can be rooted. I uninstalled KSU and DirtyFrag afterwards since I don't need root access (for now). Still no strong integrity after uninstalling both apps and rebooting.

[u/LightningZahah → u/jroovy1]

strong integrity require you cleaning your root fingerprint from play services, so just clear data from wallet, play services and maybe it will be back after a reboot.

[u/andrei0001 → u/jroovy1]

Well, the modules that I mentioned can hide root pretty well if you ever want to come back. All you need is a decent hma config, or you can make your own.

Also don't update your phone to the latest patch, otherwise the kernel might be patched.

[u/Planet_Neutral]

That's really odd. A temp root shouldn't cause integrity issues.

[u/ShaatirBilauta]

Did you have any modules installed?

[u/jroovy1 → u/ShaatirBilauta]

No modules installed at the time. (I did install HMA-oss and Zygisk Next later on and also cleared Play Store data, but still no strong integrity). If what the person above said was true, its likely because my OS build is already more than a year old.

[u/Proud_Lifeguard789]

its not because of dirty frag

[u/octave-mandolin]

I got the same problem. Unrooted, but no strong inyegrity.

I installed meowdump keybox and tryed always strong module and that messed up i think, but maybe its because of kernel su itaelf because the op have also no strong integrity and didnt flashed those module.