Android Authority reports that rooting a Googlebook can remove the ability to cast phone apps to the computer. Magisk developer John Wu explains that the feature uses hardware-backed key attestation to check the trust state of the device. This is about a specific app-casting feature, not a claim that all cross-device integration stops working. Users planning system modifications should weigh privileged access against losing features that require device integrity checks.
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Rooting a Googlebook can disable phone-app casting
Hardware-backed device checks conflict with a modified system