Set properties to make SafetyNet pass
Google's SafetyNet integrity checks will check the values of these properties when performing basic attestation. Setting fake values helps us pass basic SafetyNet with no Magisk Hide or kernel patches necessary.
Note: that these properties need to be set very early, before parsing the kernel command-line, as they are read-only properties that the bootloader sets using androidboot kernel arguments. The bootloader's real values cause SafetyNet to fail with an unlocked bootloader and/or custom software because the verified boot chain is broken in that case.
Change-Id: I66d23fd91d82906b00d5eb020668f01ae83ec31f
Signed-off-by: SagarMakhar <sagarmakhar@gmail.com>
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