Device ID Changer is a WebUI module by sidex15 that changes the SSAID, the Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID value, on rooted phones running Magisk, KernelSU (and forks) or APatch.
Why change the device ID?
Some banking apps remember your device ID and ban it once they detect root. Changing the ID gets around that.
There are apps that do this, but many are paid or full of ads, and banking apps can flag them as malicious, which only makes detection worse. Because this is a module with a WebUI, there's no extra app installed on your phone. It's open source under AGPL-3.0.
Opening the WebUI
- KernelSU and APatch: open the module's WebUI from the root manager.
- Magisk: Magisk can't show module WebUIs, so use KSU WebUI Standalone (by 5ec1cff) or MMRL.
The interface is styled with 7.css, a Windows 7 look-alike, with a Frutiger Aero wallpaper.
Installation
- Flash
DeviceID-Changer.zipin your root manager and reboot. - Open the WebUI as described above and set a new ID.
- If the page stays blank, update Android System WebView first.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Device Faker by Seyud spoofs device properties per app. Device ID Changer by sidex15 only changes the SSAID, also known as the Android ID.
Yes, but Magisk has no built-in WebUI. Open the module's interface with KSU WebUI Standalone by 5ec1cff or with MMRL.
Update Android System WebView to the latest version from the Play Store. If it still doesn't load, open an issue on the GitHub repository.