So here's my story:
Until recently the main reason i used TX9 (which is also the main reason i bought it, aprox. 3 years ago), is to install my telecom provider's iptv app (from google play store) and enjoy its streaming services, for which i pay a monthly fee of course. As expected, my provider's iptv app detected TX9's stock firmware root access and wouldn't start. For that reason i installed supersu, removed root and supersu afterwards and everything was OK..
About a month ago my provider decided to make a new iptv app (with ott features) and disabled the old app. And here comes the problem.. For some weird reason (which i cannot understand), the new app, although i can sign in and reach the available channels, whenever i try to open any of the channels, it gives me a root detection message making the app unusable on the TX9.. (note that TX9 continues to be unrooted - since the supesu unroot i perfomed. Also i removed busybox which was also installed, but no luck either... the app insists on finding root..)
Bonus info: From an extensive research i performed at my country's forums, there are others like me with this problem (and with different boxes), stating that this new iptv app runs only on boxes certified by google with an original android tv os (i don't know where they found this info) such as Mecool KM1,3,8,9 / Xiaomi MiBox S / Nvidia Shield (these 3 are tested from others and the app is running as it should) - complete list here: https://storage.googleapis.com/play_...d_devices.html. They also state that if anyone has a box which was originally rooted (with no authentic android tv os), whatever he does to unroot it, this app simply won't play..
So my question is this: Is this possible? And if it is, is there any firmware for TX9 available, capable of simulating the above conditions or any other trick that will allow me to run the app i want, without the need to buy a new box..
Any help / recommendation much appreciated!!
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