Nexus 6 "uncertified"

[Joeseph Black]

I bought an unlocked new Nexus 6 off Amazon a week ago. I tried pairing my card with Google Pay but it says my device is "rooted" or something else. I never rooted it. I also checked the PlayStore and my status is "uncertified" Is there an easy way to certify my phone without any system tampering?

 

[Rukbat]

It means that something has been changed with the system. I'd ask for a refund.

 

[Joeseph Black]

It means that something has been changed with the system. I'd ask for a refund.

I bought it brand new though. I only updated it to 7.1.1

 

[SactoKingsFan]

Re: Nexus 6 "uncertified"

You didn't get a brand new phone.

 

[Sweet Pikake]

as the ambassador has suggested, return for a refund, you bought a rooted phone

 

[Joeseph Black]

I did root check and it said the phone wasn't rooted. But I think the bootloader was unlocked because it shows an open lock when I turn on the phone. I put a case/screen protector on it already.

 

[guitardoc64]

If the bootloader is unlocked, you can easily relock it.

I did root check and it said the phone wasn't rooted. But I think the bootloader was unlocked because it shows an open lock when I turn on the phone. I put a case/screen protector on it already.

 

[zapjb]

I think if rooted with Magisk it should pass safety check. I suggest Google, go to devs forum & read read read.