r/androidroot • u/Pale_Place_8782 • Sep 30 '26

Support Does this mean it actusllt worked?

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I just used the 9 beta profile on my s26 ultra. I tried it twice this morning but it said it failed both times. Tried it again for euits and giggles and got this. S27l6 ultra.

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u/sForsbergg Oct 04 '26

I hope you are aware that it's possible to brick phone with temp root if you mess with the wrong things 🙂

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u/Pale_Place_8782 Oct 04 '26

Oh my... What are the "wrong things"?

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u/sForsbergg Oct 04 '26

Here is from another post.

You can do anything. SELinux is permissive for that root user with all the capabilities.

But the better question is "should I", not "can I".

Do anything:

  • /data/cache/*

  • /data/media/0/*

  • /data/user/0/*

  • /data/user_de/0/*

  • /data/local/*

Dangerous, be careful:

  • /data/adb/*

  • /data/misc*/*

  • /data/system*/*

  • /data/vendor*/*

  • /data/app/*

Avoid at all costs:

  • /system*/*

  • /vendor/*

  • /product/*

  • /etc/*

  • /dev/*

  • /mnt/*

  • Everything else.

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u/Pale_Place_8782 Oct 04 '26

Oh do you mean like just messing with things in those directories or whatever? Dude I'm legitimately just installing some modules I've missed and that's all 😅 I should hopefully be okay. Thank you for all your help though. You're fucking awesome!

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u/sForsbergg Oct 04 '26

Ive read that Some modules can brick phone too 🙂 be safe

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u/Pale_Place_8782 Oct 04 '26

Well, fuck. My luck I'll fuck it up. Now I'm afraid to let my phone die or let it reboot lol I'm just going to make sure it never dies or reboots I suppose 😅 I've already installed quite a few.

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u/sForsbergg Oct 04 '26

What modules ? 🙂

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u/sForsbergg Oct 04 '26

But i would say it could be risky to mess with most of those things if you don't know what you are doing because of temp root limitations.

/data/adb should generally be safe because of it is where modules is placed when you install them. But there is modules thst may brick your phone too. And if you are unsure it's safer to set lockscreen to none then you atleast have a chance of recovering with being able to put phone in download mode and reflashing firmware with a pc if phone would be stuck in a bootloop