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SMS 7.1.2474(18) Reporting Device Rooted

Alex Waitkus over 7 years ago

I noticed this morning that SMS for Android is reporting that my device is rooted when it is not.

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0 Haridoss Sreenivasan over 7 years ago

Hi Alex,

Please help me with the following :

1. Are you using the managed version of Sophos Mobile Contol or the standalone version?

2. Are you seeing this message on any other Android device?

3. What is the version of Android?

4. What is the version of Sophos Mobile Control?

Please do share the screenshot of the message.

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0 Haridoss Sreenivasan over 7 years ago

Hi Alex,

Please help me with the following :

1. Are you using the managed version of Sophos Mobile Contol or the standalone version?

2. Are you seeing this message on any other Android device?

3. What is the version of Android?

4. What is the version of Sophos Mobile Control?

Please do share the screenshot of the message.

Haridoss Sreenivasan
Technical Support Engineer | Sophos Technical Support
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0 Alex Waitkus over 7 years ago in reply to Haridoss Sreenivasan

Android version is 7.0 and I am running stand alone AV. See attached image to answer the other questions.
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0 Haridoss Sreenivasan over 7 years ago in reply to Alex Waitkus

Hi Alex,

We have some additional checks for root rights which are executed by the SMC client. If one of these checks apply to the device, it is marked as rooted. You can get an SMC Android client log and directly check what is causing the violation. Please refer to the article How to get log files from Sophos apps installed on Android or iOS mobile devices. Within this log, you might find lines like these:

INFO [SMC Device]: found rooting indicator:

Please do share the screenshot of the above-mentioned keyword if possible.

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0 Alex Waitkus over 7 years ago in reply to Haridoss Sreenivasan

This guide is using SMC and my issue is with SMS.
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0 Brian Astbury over 6 years ago in reply to Haridoss Sreenivasan
I have the same problem on my Galaxy Note 8. When I went to your suggested post it gave this advice: "

Open the Sophos Mobile Control client app

Click on the menu button (Android) or the Info button (iOS) of the SMC client app

Select Send log
This will open the Share with dialog where you can choose to send the log via mail or upload it to a cloud storage provider."

However, when I do this I get no Send Log option - only Log, which gives me a list of the actions with no option to share anything.
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