RootCloak (with 5.x and 6.x support)

This allows you to run apps that detect root without disabling root. You select from a list of your installed apps (or add a custom entry), and using a variety of methods, it will completely hide root from that app. This includes hiding the su binary, superuser/supersu apks, processes run by root, and more.

RootCloak DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO USE ANDROID PAY.

Note: On 2015-09-07, the package name for RootCloak was changed from com.devadvance.rootcloak to com.devadvance.rootcloak2 as part of a build system change. To update from versions below 1.5, you must uninstall any previous version before installing 1.5 or later.

License reminder:
RootCloak is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. By downloading and installing RootCloak, please be reminded all sections of the license apply.

Requires:
-Xposed Framework
-Root (otherwise why use this ;) )

Instructions:
1) Make sure you have Xposed Framework
2) Install RootCloak.
3) Enable RootClock in the Xposed Installer app. Do this by opening Xposed Installer, going to Modules, and pressing the check box next to RootClock.
4) Reboot your phone.
5) Open RootClock settings (just open the app from the launcher), and then go to Add/Remove. This is where you will change which apps RootCloak hides root from.
6) If the app you want is not among the default apps, press the + button to add it. Find the app in the list, and press it to add it to the list.
7) Exit RootCloak settings. If the app you just added was already running, either FORCE CLOSE it, or reboot your phone.
8) Run the app to see if root was successfully hidden.

For a list of working and non-working apps: https://github.com/devadvance/rootcloak/wiki/Working-and-Nonworking-Apps
Frequently Asked Questions: https://github.com/devadvance/rootcloak/wiki/FAQs
Post issues here: https://github.com/devadvance/rootcloak/issues

Please create an issue on Github (or post on XDA) if you find an app that RootCloak successfully or unsuccessfully works with, or if you find any issues or bugs!