Any workarounds for 11Reader not working?

agloo

Has anyone gotten Reader by ElevenLabs working on GrapheneOS? From the "This phone isn't compatible with this app" message it seems like they only want Play Protect certified devices but when I test an apk from Aurora it gives me a red "Unknown error occurred. Please check your internet connection and press play again." message on the top of the screen.

I'm seeing other custom ROM users able to get it working with bootloader spoofers:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Magisk/comments/1fbyls8/help_elevenlabs_reader_not_working/
so I'm curious to know what the graphene userbase has done.

hendrix

Same issue here. Im using Pixel 6 with GrapheneOS. I just recently discovered the app and I look forward to someone knowing how to solve the error and make the app work properly. Thanks!

Ben_Leevey

Yeah... I'm using LDS player, and it won't work for me either.

clxlumiere

I just ran in the same problem. I hope they start to offer a web version for us to use.

Lord_Valen

Given what they say on their help page, it seems likely that they are using Play Integrity in a way that renders it incompatible as described in the compatibility discussion. Not sure if the inability to log in is related, but would not be surprised if it was.

n01

Has anyone found a working solution?

Login4what

I just got this to work. It should work if you install it from the Aurora Store using Google login (not Anonymous) and if you install it on a profile logged into a Google account running Play Services. I'm not sure if the account you use with aurora needs to be the same as the one you have running on the profile since I kept it the same.

Note: logging into the aurora store with a Google account could cause Google to suspend that account, so best to do it with a throwaway Google account.

DeletedUser370

Login4what It should work if you install it from the Aurora Store using Google login (not Anonymous)

No, this definitely didn't contribute to solving the issue. Whether or not you install apps using either of these options isn't something apps can detect. The "Anonymous" accounts are also Google accounts, they're just shared between hundreds of users.

DeletedUser370

Login4what It should work if you install it from the Aurora Store using Google login (not Anonymous) and if you install it on a profile logged into a Google account running Play Services.

I can't reproduce this. The app launches fine and I can sign in to it, regardless of whether the app was installed from Aurora that was signed in to one of my Google accounts, or from Aurora that was signed in using the 'Anonymous' option.

Strangely, when I install the app in the Owner profile I get the error about having to install the app from Play Store when I launch it (I installed it when signed in to one of my Google accounts in Aurora), but I don't get the error in a fresh secondary profile with these steps:

Created a new secondary profile and pushed Sandboxed Google Play to it
Opened Play Store and created a new Google account
Installed Aurora and signed in to it with the new Google account
Installed the app and launched it, signed in with the Google account and tried out some of the app's functionality
Uninstalled the app completely
Signed out of my Google account in Aurora and signed in with the 'Anonymous' account option
Installed the app from Aurora again, launched it, signed in with the Google account and continued to explore the app

The text-to-speech functionality works fine when I select it to read one of the bundled texts. When I try to get it to read any custom text, either from a PDF or a webpage, GrapheneOS notifies me that the app used the Play Integrity API, the app just loads for a minute and then displays a network connection error. It doesn't make a difference which voice I select, and it instantly works when I switch to one of the bundled texts.

Login4what I encourage you to determine the difference that matters. Download must be preformed with a logged in aurora store due to some security setting. Thank you

I admit I'm not seeing which difference you are talking about. Would you mind explaining it? Aurora should download and install the exact same APK files regardless of which account you're signed in to. The exception might be if there are different regional or device variants?

Login4what

I encourage you to determine the difference that matters. Download must be preformed with a logged in aurora store due to some security setting. Thank you

DeletedUser370

Login4what Which difference and which security setting?

wizoatk

Login4what

You'll be unsurprised to hear that my reality corresponds with yours. I can switch back and forth multiple times between anonymous and a google account that is logged into my phone and get correspondingly failure and success.

Login4what

Yes I am back at square one also after update.

Predefine8310

Signed in Aurora for me, but I'm having issues streaming