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- I recently discovered `ro.is_ever_orange` on OOS 11, which gets set roughly 32 seconds after boot completed and is equal to the number of times a device has ever been `fastboot oem unlock`ed - a fresh MSM (i.e. factory locked device) has it set to 0, and using system.prop to set it to 0 earlier in the boot seems to keep it set to 0 instead of the real unlock count - I haven't seen this exploited anywhere, though I presume it exists for a reason, so probably good to manage it as well
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# Basic MagiskHide properties
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# RootBeer, Microsoft
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ro.build.tags=release-keys
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# Samsung
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ro.boot.warranty_bit=0
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ro.vendor.boot.warranty_bit=0
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ro.vendor.warranty_bit=0
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ro.warranty_bit=0
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# OnePlus
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ro.is_ever_orange=0
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# SafetyNet
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ro.boot.verifiedbootstate=green
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ro.boot.veritymode=enforcing
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ro.boot.vbmeta.device_state=locked
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vendor.boot.vbmeta.device_state=locked
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# Other
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ro.build.type=user
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ro.debuggable=0
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ro.secure=1
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