How to add/remove Logo Watermark on camera pictures in MIUI Redmi phones

 

Most of the phones now come with an option to add watermark on the picture. So when you take a photo, it will carry watermark as “Show on XYZ Phone.” Some of the OEMs have this feature enabled by default, while for some you need to enable this feature. In this post, we will share how you can add/remove logo watermark on camera pictures in MIUI Redmi phones.

How to Add/Remove Camera Logo Watermark on Redmi Phones

Redmi Phones or phones from Xiaomi which come with MIUI has the option available under camera settings.

1. Open the Camera App.
2. Click on the options on the top.
3. Scroll to find the toggle which says “Enable/Disable Device Watermark” toggle.
4. You can also choose to add your watermark in the form of text by using a Custom Watermark option.

You will be able to use either of the two. If you enable device watermark, then you cannot use Custom Watermark and vice versa.

Custom Watermark is useful when you share photos on Social network if you do not want pictures to get used by someone else, especially when you are known for taking awesome photos.

Most of the phones now have a similar configuration, and they are available within the camera settings. I know many people who go ahead and change it before taking any picture. Some users do not like the watermarks as it spoils the images a bit.

We hope you found the tutorial to add or remove logo watermark on camera pictures in MIUI Redmi Phones.

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Completely Hide Root Using Magisk

 Ever since the introduction of Google's SafetyNet feature, it's been an ongoing battle with apps trying to detect root access. For a while, there was a lot of back and forth between Magisk and certain apps. Pokémon GO was a high profile example of an app aggressively checking for anything related to root. Luckily, Magisk has made great strides to keep apps from detecting root for good.

Pretty messy stuff if you ask me, but those days are long gone thanks to the new advancements in Magisk being able to avoid detection altogether. It's almost bulletproof now that the platform has adopted the randomized package name and Magisk Hide features. When you combine these two features, even stubborn games like Pokémon GO and Harry Potter: Wizards Unite are playable while being rooted.

Guide Update: Back in March of 2020, Google made some changes to SafetyNet that permanently trips when your bootloader is unlocked no matter what you do. This means you'll no longer pass SafetyNet successfully in most cases. Magisk Manager may report a "Success" check, but it's just spoofing your local results.

Google will now remotely check your SafetyNet status from its servers, which makes it impossible to spoof until another workaround can be found. It doesn't seem to affect all users just yet, but it might change soon to include everyone with an unlocked bootloader. We're keeping a close eye on the situation and will report any new changes if or when they should happen.

Step 1Randomize Your Package Name

The first thing you need to do on your quest for a worry-free experience is to randomize the package name of the Magisk Manager app itself. The package name is a unique identifier for each installed app, much like the MAC address or IMEI on your phone right now. By ditching the original package name for something entirely random, the offending apps and games won't know what to look for.

Open the Magisk Manager app, tap the menu icon on the left, then head to "Settings." Locate the "Hide Magisk Manager" option, then tap it once to begin the process of randomizing your package name. It will make the necessary changes in the background real fast, close the app, then reopen it once more with a newly randomized package name. Awesome!

Notice the random numbers and letters after the "com." This means the package name for Magisk has now been completely randomized as intended.

Not only does the package name get changed to something undetectable, but the app name is also altered from "Magisk Manager" to just "Manager." The keyword "Magisk" is taken out to disassociate the app with the name itself, which further enhances the ability to hide your root access. It's essential to make sure you're using this feature all the time going forward, so keep that in mind.

(1) "Magisk Manager" is the default name before randomizing the package. (2) Once the package has been randomized, you'll now see "Manager" as its new name from here on out.

Step 2Use Magisk Hide

Now that you have the first half of the changes required to make everything work, it's time to use of the Magisk Hide feature to further complement your new randomized package name. This is the other part required when trying to get all apps and games to play nicely with your root access.

Many financial or banking apps like to block root users, so that's another thing to be aware of. To get started, open the newly named "Manager" app to the main screen like before, tap the menu on the left, then head to the "Magisk Hide" entry on the list. Locate the offending app(s) that are detecting your root access and tap the dot on each one to put a checkmark on them. That's it!

Some apps will have just a single entry on the Magisk Hide list while others could have multiple, such as Pokémon GO. Tapping the down arrow icon will expand the rest of the entries for that specific app. It should enable them all by default when you tap the first dot, but it's always good to make sure everything is checked off when going through the list of offending apps anyway.

Step 3Enjoy Your Apps & Games

From here, you can dive right into the apps and games that you thought you'd never be able to use as a root user. You don't have to worry about doing a reboot when using Magisk Hide, but occasionally you might try that if an app is still not playing nice with root access.

The apps and games listed below are just a few good examples you might find yourself using now that you can completely avoid root detection. There are plenty more examples out there that try to block root users, but with the power of Magisk at your disposal, you should have little to no issues whatsoever. There's always a chance for new root detection methods, but everything is good right now.

Pokémon GO

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite

PS4 Remote Play

Spectrum TV

Credit One Bank

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Pass Safetynet on Rooted Device

 

DISCLAIMER ⚠️

We don't know if this method works or not on every device but you can try this method AT YOUR OWN RISK! You May need to Format Data or Clean Flash your ROM if this method didn't work for you! Make Sure to Take A Backup BEFORE FLASHING THIS, We are NOT Responsible for any Damages whatsoever! 

Requirements

-- Latest Stable Magisk should be installed.

-- Download the toolkit 

Instructions

 -- Extract the toolkit using any File Explorer. 

-- You will find 3 files - Riru core, Lsposed module & XPrivacyLua apk. 

-- Open Magisk and Flash Riru Core, But do not reboot.

 -- Go back and flash Lsposed in magisk & reboot your device. 

 -- Now install XPrivacyLua apk

 -- Open Lsposed and go to modules section and choose XPrivacyLua from there.

 -- Select system framework, Settings storage and Google Play services there.(Uncheck the system apps from hide section settings for Play services to show up)

-- Reboot your device

 -- Open XPrivacyLua and search google play services, click drop down menu in left of play services and tick 'use tracking' as shown in the screenshot.

-- Tick 'use tracking' on banking apps too and clear data of them after ticking

-- Now clear play services and play store data through your phone's settings. 

-- Hide magisk and change name of magisk

-- Your Safetynet Should Pass Now!

FAQ's regarding this guide

=> Google Backup or Location related errors

-- Our users reported us in the discussion group that it's working perfectly after checking use tracking option in Play Services!

=> Errors with Banking Apps even after CTS and Safetynet Passing 

-- Clear data of Google Pay or whatever Banking app you're using 

-- Make sure you've renamed Magisk and Magisk hide option has been enabled

-- Hide Your Banking apps in Magisk hide and XPrivacyLua (just tick use tracking option only)

Thanks to @saitama_96 for the idea and fix and thanks to people in #TeamFiles Chat who tested this fix!

If you have any Queries/Issues you can contact us in Our Discussion Group!

Stay Safe,

TeamFiles

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