Download Latest Magisk Zip to Pass SafetyNet Test | Fix SafetyNet API Error Magisk

Magisk is the most popular Android rooting tool available right now. The developer topjohnwu has been busy releasing new features throughout these years and also bringing root access for the latest Android 12, 11, 10, 9 Pie and below. The latest Magisk v22 merged the Magisk Manager APK and ZIP by releasing a standalone app.

However, there was a little problem with the latest Magisk update. The SafetyNet test suddenly stopped working for several users. After investigation, the developer found that the API key that Magisk uses was indeed blocked for some reason. The SafetyNet Attestation API blockage caused several SafetyNet test to fail. Here is what John Wu has to say about it.

Just pushed a new canary build with SafetyNet checking functionality restored. Considering pushing a new early public release after a few more bug fixes. https://t.co/Mj5SUWALPK

— John Wu (@topjohnwu) April 16, 2021

Don’t worry. The latest Magisk Zip should fix the SafetyNet API error. So download and install the latest Magisk Canary APK for your Android.

Here is a screenshot for the latest Magisk Canary build passing SafetyNet test. Thanks to KineSight.

Fix SafetyNet API Error Magisk with Latest Magisk Canary APK

Before you go ahead and download the Magisk from below, note that this is the Canary build. Meaning it is an early beta build and may not be stable for all Android smartphones.

Following are the direct download links right from the Github repository of the project.

• Latest Magisk Canary Manager APK (direct link)
• Latest stable (Magisk 22.1)
• Previous Stable (Magisk-v20.4.zip)

Full downloads repository:

• Full Magisk downloads repository

In order to get to the latest Canary channel, first download the latest Magisk Canary APK from above and then flash the zip from within.

Alternatively, from the stable Magisk app, switch to the Canary channel from app’s settings and then install the Magisk zip.

You can flash it via TWRP recovery to root Android devices running Android 12, 11, 10, 9.0 Pie, 8.0/8.1 Oreo, 7.0/7.1 Nougat, Marshmallow or earlier.

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