Hello to the forum,
I am diabetic and need to use a special app to control my insuline pump (“CamAPS FX”). This app can be installed via Aurora, but it doesn’t work as intended. The app tells me that my phone (“Fairphone 5”) failed the integrity check and recommends that I should check my interet connection and install the newest version of the Google Play Store.
I contacted the manufacturer of “CamAPS FX” and they told me that they use the Google Integrity Check mechanisms to check if the app was installed properly, without modification and from the original Google Play Store.
I wanted to address this issue to implement the Google Integrity Check mechanisms on the MicroG’s github, but I don’t now which of the 34 braches is used by iodéOS.
Can somebody help me? I don’t want to fall back into “Google-contaminated” times…
Regards
Hi, I tried this app on FP5, iodéOS 5.6. I made a registration, selected virtual pump, … everything worked as intended. Even more, it also worked after having disabled safety net and play licensing in microG settings…
Hi Vince,
I tried as you described. But when I tried to use my pump and my blood gucose sensor, the app doesn’t work.
I cannot connect to both devices.
So I think it’s mandatory that “CamAPS FX” passes the Google Integrity Check - as stated by the manufaturer…
What message do you get if you hit the “Check Integrity” menu item in the “Help” menu?
Regards
“Klaus”
CRITICAL: Before using this method, make sure to disable all spoofing options related to Play Integrity Fix.
Any active spoofing (device props, fingerprints, etc.) will interfere with the keybox import and cause integrity checks to fail.
I am not certain if disabling spoofing in the microG settings is adequate for this, or instead if this is not possible with iodéOS. We may need to wait for any reply from Vincent.
Broadly speaking, this microG issue is a good discussion on why the apps that test passing Play Integrity are failing now. It seems that it is possible that to pass your device needs to be logged into a Google Account and the official Google app to check passing needs to be obtained from the Google Play Store itself (not from Aurora or any side-loaded approach?).
It is not clear if a “fully Google’d phone not logged into a Google account would pass or not”. It really is complicated, but again near the end either root and/or an alternate Keybox method(see above) are needed.
Knowing that, if there is any way to hopefully use a different sensor (maybe this means a different app?) it can pass. But using the “fully Google’d Samsung” device and not passing seems to be a credible complaint to bring to your health provider to see if there is any alternative.
Trebuchet is your launcher (Homescreen + status bar + …). Your blocker is the iodé-Blocker, in settings and Trebuchet shown as „iodé“.
Btw.: You shouldn’t force-close the launcher, as this could cause the phone to reboot if things go wrong.
