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Android pay on a ROM??

FoxFire
By FoxFire
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Greetings people of the interwebs! I have questions to all you tech gurus out there. I have a Rooted NextBit Robin running lineageOS using SuperSU. Now the question is, can it run android pay now that all this has been done to it? I know it doesn't like it when you root your device but I have looked around and some people say that there is a way around this. The other problem is I don't know if it's just the root or it it's because of the ROM I am using and if there is any way around something like switching to stock android or unrooting and locking the bootloader again. If you have thoughts or the answer to these issues please comment down below, I really want to find out! Also, if there are other options for things like this let me know.

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Try it and find out?

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That’s your workaround 

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And this will fool it into thinking I dont have a non stock rom?

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