I see installed firmware is userdebug with test keys.
Firmware must be user and release-keys instead of userdebug, if not user then Google doesn't certify a device or give Widevine L1 DRM.
Google would never certify a device with root capabilities and Safetynet would fail with any root or userdebug firmware with SELinux as permissive.
I also see the Netflix number is NEXUSFUGU, that is Google's own media player and usually used in custom firmwares that don't have Netflix's permission to stream on AndroidTV.
I don't think Netflix would give a different device's name permission to stream if it went through the certification process with them.
Nexus Fugu, Nvidia Shield & MiBox are all using 'user' firmware without root and have a unique Netflix ESN identifier number which is not the case here.
Also can't find any information about Nexbox in Google's Certified list or Intel's HDCP partner list unless they are not listed yet.
I have a suspicion they are using some hacked way to stream Netflix 1080p but maybe I'm wrong.
If that is the case, they can get in serious trouble for copyright circumvention and profiting from it.
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