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Because hiding root and passing Play Intigrity have nothing to do with each other. You can have completely hidden root like you will now and not even having the basic check in play intigrity. For the wallet to work, you need the maximum play intigrity level (strong). You need a valid keybox...

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/regarding-google-play-integrity-google-pay-wallet.75761/

With root, yes. Without root, it's not possible. You need Play Intigrity.

Obviously, it can't work for you. The kernel is flashed with Horizon Kernel Flasher. Just install the kernel that I told you gz and .zip and it will work for you. https://github.com/libxzr/HorizonKernelFlasher

I still don't understand why it doesn't work for you specifically with the version I'm suggesting. I've helped quite a few people with both Xiaomi 15 and 15u get KSU+susfs and they've never had any problems. You must be doing something wrong. The gz .zip .66 version, for example, will definitely...

Read the entire thread in this post. Always download the gz .zip and flash it with Horizon Kernel Flasher. The latest working kernel is version NEXT-12823-android15-6.6.77-2025-03-AnyKernel3-gz.zip The kernels will be updated on GitHub, so always download the latest stable version. Skip the...

I don't think you understand what GKI is. You should read up on Google; there's tons of documentation about it. All Android phones from Android 12-13 onwards must have GKI. Your GKI kernel is exactly the same as that of a Samsung, Pixel, Oneplus... Your question makes no sense

You don't have to use the same version, just the same 6.6.x branch in theory. I'm using a 15 ultra and I always use version 6.6.77. All the previous ones are stable for me and this is the latest stable one...

It's really strange, all versions work for me up to .77, and after that it doesn't work. And it's always gz, otherwise some work and others don't.

It has to be gz.zip. Just for the note. And if it's the version I use, it's completely stable.

No, modules are never lost. Modules are not saved in those partitions; they are stored in the data partition.

I recommend not replacing the entire image. Flash the patched KSU init_boot.img. Start the phone and flash the kernel.zip with Horizon Kernel Flasher. Personally, even the .img files don't work for me, so replace everything. And even if it worked, it's a better option to just flash the kernel...

It's just that it doesn't have to work. What he's tellini you doesn't make sense. Whenever you try your luck with mi community, you have to link the device and try my unlock. But it doesn't just unlock itself. It unlocks because your account has permission and isn't correctly indicating it in mi...

I know it's possible if you pay. I already said it. It's impossible without paying. Or am I missing something? Let's see, you can do it without paying with Chinese citizenship, an exam, level 5 of my community...

Without paying?

But you have permission in mi community? Otherwise, it'll never work. Your Xiaomi account must have an unlock permit. That account is checked on the phone and in the Mi Unlock. If that account doesn't have permission it won't let you unlock it.

If you have a Chinese model, you're paid. This has been said many times on any forum, not just this one. If you have a Chinese model, you have to pay to unlock it.Or you live in China, have a level 5 Mi Community account, and are taking a Mandarin exam... And more things. Right now they don't...

Since when does Xiaomi want to remove it? Xiaomi hasn't removed bootloader unlocking. There are simply a limited number of permissions per day. If you can't get it, find out if there's any scripting involved. I use scripts and it works without a problem. Just because you can't unlock it doesn't...

VNHEUXM The EEA gives it its own name (EU)

It's amazing, the last one created by YuKongA, the decryption works and everything.