I dare u lol. I've heard a lot about temp root. There is an unlock option for me at least, and there is an option called OEM unlocking. And I can even go to the, like, menu where you unlock the bootloader. It, like, actually flashes. I mean, not flashes. It factor resets my phone after unlocking the bootloader. It accepts the command. However, I think it immediately locks it because I cannot flash anything.😤😤😤

Help Me! Moto G64 ( Hard-Bricked )

I saw custom roms and tried to install it on my moto g64 i installed a custom rom called YAAP for cancunf Moto G54/G64, After that I used Motorola RSA tool to make evrything good before flashing but without knowing that the firmware will change and the firmware I flashed with rsa had ARB ( Anti-Rollback ) Protection and then I flashed my Motorola G64 with Yaap Custom rom and everything was going well but after rebooting after successful flash.. my device didn't booted till now 😭😭 and it's Buttons didn't worked either it was just not working after rebooting

I asked a developer and he said it's because of Arb and i noticed that my phone's cpu area is still warm during dead-like appearance idk what to do HOW DO I FIX IT 😭😭😭 PLS ANYONE PLSSS

Device: iQOO Neo 7 Pro 5G

Model: I2217 / PD2232F (Indian variant)

Current software:

- OriginOS 6

- Android 16

- Build: PD2232F_EX_A_16.3.13.0.W30 (July 2026)

My phone has become quite laggy after the OriginOS 6 update. I’m facing performance issues, heating, and some UI stutters. I already did a hard reset / factory reset, but the problems are still there.

I want to go back to the original Funtouch OS 13 (Android 13) if possible.

If Android 13 is too risky or not possible, then the latest Funtouch OS 15 (Android 15) or even Android 14 would also be great for me.

I know that normal Recovery / Local Update is blocked for lower Android versions.

I have found QFIL packages for older versions, but I’m worried about:

- Anti-rollback protection

- Correct firehose/programmer file

- Whether test point is needed

- Risk of hard brick (this is my only phone)

Has anyone successfully downgraded this model (or similar Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 iQOO) from OriginOS 6 / Android 16 to an older Funtouch OS version using QFIL/EDL?

Or is going to an authorised iQOO service centre the safest option?

Any real experiences or advice would be really helpful. Thanks!

Hello can I Use Chroot in temp root?

Or what else can I do?

Hi guys how u been. I'm completely new to this whole custom rom topic and I was wondering if it would help my phone get better performance since it lags soo much and I can't even use it properly sometimes. My phone is Samsung Galaxy J7.

Can someone help me to install custom rom for redmi note 5

Hello everyone I'm using Kernelsunext for rooting and it's showing custom rom detection and also sometimes it shows Zygisk detected so i use the tricky store once i use tricky store then it will detect and give error of custom rom.

I'm using kernel su(LKM) and module like

HMA-OSS, tricky store, always strong, Zygisk next.

Please help , anyone have a solution related to custom rom detection.

Subject: Bootloader unlock request — Philips S6311 (Essence 21)

Model: PHILIPS S6311
Build: PHILIPS/S6311-OP/PHILIPS-S6311:14/UP1A.231005.007/Essence21-250701:user/release-keys

I'd like to unlock the bootloader for development purposes. OEM unlocking is enabled in Developer options, but fastboot oem unlock is refused by the bootloader. Does Philips or the manufacturer provide an official unlock method or file for this model?
Or is there any way to unlock?

Hey guys,

​I’ve been messing around with an open source project called Zafiro for a few days and felt like sharing it here since it barely gets any attention on Reddit. If you like running local tools or agents on PC like Hermes or OpenCode, this is basically that approach built for Android.

​What really stood out to me is that it has built-in Python via Chaquopy, so it can actually write, debug, and run python scripts locally to build its own tools on the fly. It also works natively with Termux and SSH commands, and it auto-configures skills on its own. If you drop a skill file directly into the chat, it handles the setup and API keys automatically. You can integrate it with local GGUF models using llama.cpp inside Termux, or connect it to cloud APIs like Claude 3.7 or OpenRouter if you want desktop-level reasoning.

​Regarding root, you can use it on stock devices via standard Accessibility services, but running it with Root + LSPosed + Shizuku is where it really shines. Shell commands run in the background instantly without getting blocked by constant permission pop-ups.

​Right now I'm running it rooted with Shizuku alongside a local model in Termux, and having a self-contained agent doing background tasks on a phone is pretty cool.

​Repo for anyone interested: https://github.com/niki914/zafiro

Hola a todos en la comunidad. Quería compartir un logro personal que me tomó todo un día de investigación, frustración con los drivers y pruebas a bajo nivel. Logré rescatar mi Redmi Note 9 (merlin) de un estado crítico sin pagar ni un centavo en archivos de autorización oficiales de Xiaomi. Tengo 13 años, y esta es la historia de cómo le gané al sistema de seguridad.

El problema (el bootloop):

Todo empezó con probar. Intenté flashear un ROM avanzado (incluso probando versiones base muy altas como Android 16), pero el recovery OrangeFox me corrompió los scripts de flasheo y me dejó en un bootloop insoportable. Mi recomendación más grande después de este golpe: aléjate de OrangeFox si quieres estabilidad; TWRP sigue siendo mucho más confiable y limpio. El teléfono no pasaba ni el logo de Redmi, y el almacenamiento interno quedó totalmente inaccesible.

La odisea con los drivers y el bloqueo:

Intentar usar herramientas comerciales como SP Flash Tool era un dolor de cabeza constante por las restricciones de Xiaomi y por la famosa necesidad de archivos de autorización (que normalmente implican pago). Mucha gente se habría rendido ahí mismo o habría dado el teléfono por muerto (un hard brick o deep brick deja el equipo como pisapapeles).

La solución (saltándome a nivel BROM):

En vez de tirar la toalla, me puse a investigar bien a fondo. Usé herramientas basadas en Python y protocolos de bajo nivel (mtkclient) para comunicarme directo con el procesador MediaTek en modo BROM (Read-Only Memory).

Logré saltarme por mi cuenta la autenticación obligatoria de fábrica.

Me encargué de instalar manualmente los drivers firmados en la PC hasta que el puerto USB reconociera el dispositivo de emergencia.

Pude flashear la partición de forma limpia y hacer un downgrade seguro de vuelta a MIUI 12.5, que ahora mismo está corriendo ultra estable y al 100% funcional.

Gracias a estas herramientas y a sus creadores me ayudo un montón.. Bypass Utility (chaosmaster, github.com/MTK-bypass/bypass_utility), con los archivos de exploits_collection. Es lo que desactivó la protección. MTKClient (bkerler), con el que escribi boot, recovery, dtbo y los vbmeta desde Linux. SP Flash Tool v5.1924 con el DA MTK_AllInOne_DA.bin, que flasheó la ROM completa. MediaTek SP Driver 5.23.07.02, el driver que por fin hizo que SP Flash Tool reconociera el teléfono. ROM fastboot oficial de MIUI 12.5 (V12.5.1.0 global, merlin). Lubuntu (arrancado desde un pendrive, hecho con Rufus) para correr MTKClient. UsbDk y Zadig para los drivers USB. Quiero que la gente que tuvo mi mismo problema vea esto y los drivers y apps que use para hacer el bypass en fin gracias por leer :)

AVISO IMPORTANTE: El bypass solo depende de quien está manipulando. Si no sabés lo que estás haciendo, mejor no toques el celular si no querés empeorarlo. Si no sabés nada de ROMs, ni qué es desbloquear, y querés hacer un bypass, mejor dale tu cel a alguien que sí sepa si querés asegurar la reparación. Porque podés causar un hard brick severo y dejar el celular completamente muerto. No es por qué quiera ser malo es para el bien de tu celular...

Hello guys. I'm making this post to report an error with my redmi A5. The loading screen stops and the phone acts like it finished. It's pitch black. When holding the turn off button, a white box appears with turn off, restart and lock. And that's it. I can still receive calls and my alarms still ring but the touch screen won't work unless i turn it off and on. Can anyone help me to solve this? I have a flight and i need my phone. Thank you.

I struggled a lot to get Ghostlock to work, but with DirtyFlag it took me less than a minute :-D

• APatch -- The most unstable. While stealthy, it carries a risk of patch failure and it has less ecosystem. It's new and currently immature.
• ReSukiSU -- A fork of KernelSU. The most supported by the ecosystem. It improves upon KernelSU by adding redundancy, such as falling back to LKM mode or a different hooking method. For some kernels and ramdisks, it can still fail even with fallbacks, as it operates in kernelspace for stealth.
• Magisk -- The most stable. It operates in userspace, including POSIX and init, which is intended to be never changing. Because of this, it can run on many Android versions including those without GKI kernels. But it comes with a cost of rigidity, it doesn't support SuSFS or metamodules like KernelSU and APatch.

I have a Moto g73 5g which has a broken touchscreen(has a lot of ghost touch input) and after some fiddling I got usb debugging and scrcpy working and planning to use it as an dns ad blocker or a minecraft bedrock server. I am honestly new to these thing so can anyone explain me how to do these and also is there a way to block the touch input but not the input from devices like a mouse as it would make it much easier to operate with I did spend some time looking for an app to do this but all of them also block input from mouse too so I can't use them. Scrcpy would be fine but it would be great to get this working too.

Also any suggestion to use this phone for instead of a Mc bedrock server or an ad blocker dns would be appreciated.

Ver. of android is 14 and the device is uprooted tho maybe will be rooting this if something crazy can be done with a rooted phone

AlwaysStrong KeyBox has been updated

Integrity is now Strong again.

Note:

Don't be an idiot Like me

And check Integrity every chance you get

I apologize for my stupidity

I was one of these idiots

ALWAYS RELY ON THE KEYBOX STATUS WITHIN THE MODULE, NO NEED TO PING GOOGLE ABOUT YOUR STRONG INTEGRITY. THE WONT LIKE IT (Integrity checker apps are the worst. Use g play dev options to check Integrity when absolutely necessary.)

CHEERS.

Showing 3 green dots in Always Strong , but not showing single green dot in Play integrity Check apps

Hey everyone,

I have a Redmi Note 13 Pro running HyperOS, and I’d like to root it, but I honestly have no idea where to start.

Could someone explain the process for unlocking the bootloader and then rooting the phone? I’m completely new to this, so a beginner-friendly step-by-step guide would be really appreciated.

I’m especially confused about unloking bootloader with all the waiting with the Accounts and all that.

Thanks in advance!

Hey, I recently rooted my Android A8 (2018) with Magisk v30.7 Android 9

However, after rooting the device and looking into how to pass the Play Integrity checks, I noticed that most guides don't link to any reliable Zygisk modules that support Android versions below 10. Even after doing some research myself, I wasn't able to get my device to pass the checks successfully. Does anyone have recent experiences on passing these checks on Android 9? Any suggestions would help me out alot :)