Play Curl Next is a companion module that runs the fingerprint-refresh action of a supported Play Integrity Fix installation at boot and on a configurable schedule.
Scheduled PIF Refresh Helper
It does not implement Play Integrity fixes itself and has no useful standalone operation without a compatible PIF module.
Variant Detection
Reads the installed PIF metadata and selects the relevant action or autopif script for supported implementations.
Recurring Job
Runs once after boot and then starts BusyBox crond with the configured interval, which defaults to 60 minutes.
Persistent Log
Records detection and refresh output in /data/adb/playcurl.log for inspection after a failed update.
Required PIF Dependency
The expected dependency directory is /data/adb/modules/playintegrityfix. Version 1.19 explicitly recognizes the osm0sis Play Integrity Fork and the KOWX712 Play Integrity Fix implementation, then calls their current autopif workflow. A fallback path invokes action.sh for compatible chiteroman-style layouts.
Installation
- Install and configure a supported Play Integrity Fix implementation first.
- Install the Play Curl Next ZIP from the module page of Magisk, KernelSU, KernelSU Next, or APatch.
- Reboot so the boot service can locate BusyBox, detect the PIF variant, and create its scheduled job.
- Review
/data/adb/playcurl.log, then check the integrity verdict through the Play Store or a suitable checker.
Refresh Interval
Place the desired interval in minutes in the module's minutes.txt file, using a value from 1 through 1440, and reboot to apply it. The default is 60 minutes. A shorter interval creates more network requests and does not make an already accepted fingerprint stronger.
The module writes its own schedule to /data/cron/root. That file-level behavior can conflict with another tool that stores root cron jobs in the same location, so preserve any unrelated jobs before enabling both systems.
Attestation Limits
A successful script run does not guarantee any Play Integrity verdict. Results depend on the installed PIF version, selected fingerprint, device configuration, Google server decisions, network availability, and revocations. Play Curl Next also requires a usable BusyBox implementation; without one, its boot service exits instead of scheduling updates.