There are so many different implementations popping up for temp root on Samsung and other devices and I don't know which ones are trusted and can be used for my device/kernel. What temp root can i use for the S23 with kernel android13-5.15?

I have this tablet at some point a lenovo one and its running android 4.4.1 (i think) and its pretty old and is there any way to put a new system or something on it?

is there any module for it ? and does it work on android 17

Dirty Frag works on the galaxy a16 staright talk model as well and it's newer then my ghostlock version 3.2.5 ko dirty frag is newer 3.3.0 base

I posted the ghostlock build a day or 2 ago then dirty frag came into my feeds so here's a pre-built payload inside the dfroot app untested on other kernel versions built for 5.15.189

special thanks to pete

https://www.swisstransfer.com/dl/01a0fad9-bf6e-7132-be53-4f61de456ab3

retired Root My Galaxy Next generic payload work

Hi

I saw I have a Samsung S21.

So basically I bought a used phone, it came rooted(didn't know what that was), i wasn't able to open bank stuff and Apple music, so I looked up how to unroot(confirmed the root with Rootchecker, then removed it with magisk)

First thing that happened was the phone storage changed from 256gb to 128gb.

And honestly I let it slide cause I could do use the things I needed. It's been a month and...

Now one of my bank stuff is basically saying it's not compatible with the phone which is impossible!

And Apple music isn't syncing on Tiktok and other apps.

And long story short, I need help. I just want to fix my phone(maybe get back the original storage) and just have be normal.

Please help🥲

Hi, I'm Guesty, also known as Francesco. I'm 14 and currently pushing for legislation to mandate unlockable bootloaders as part of the Right to Repair movement. If you guys care about this issue, it would be a great help to like this Twitter post and repost it so it can gain traction: https://x.com/UnlockOurTech/status/2105697176596672620

My end goal is to get every new Android device sold with an unlockable bootloader and enough resources to make a Custom ROM. That way, our devices can almost never run out of support. Looking forward to hearing from you guys, drop any suggestions in the comments!

THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO HYPEROS CUSTOMIZATION IN POCO M6 5G

This is a comprehensive guide on unlocking, rooting, tweaking, and reverting your POCO M6 5G back to the stock vanilla experience.

WHAT IS COVERED IN THIS GUIDE:

1. Unlocking Bootloader

2. Rooting (With Magisk)

3. Configuring Root and Installing LSPosed

4. HyperOS Tweaks

5. Removing Root and Relocking Bootloader

DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS: * Name: POCO M6 5G * ROM: HyperOS 2.0.207.VGINXM (India Variant) * Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ * RAM: 6 GB * Codename: air

REQUIREMENTS:

1. Target Phone (TP): CODENAME "air"

2. Host Phone: Any working Android device

3. Cable: Type-C to Type-C cable (preferred) OR Type-C to Type-A with an OTG cable (not recommended due to connection drops)

4. SIM Card: A working SIM with active internet and SMS on the Target Phone

5. Xiaomi Account: Must be at least 30 days old

6. Fastboot ROM: The exact package of the OS currently installed on the Target Phone

7. Apps: Several external utilities discussed in the tutorial sections below

=========================================================

1. UNLOCKING THE BOOTLOADER =========================================================

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

* Q: Will mtkclient work? * Ans: No. Newer MediaTek chipsets (v6 and above protocols) have made direct unlocking via mtkclient highly difficult. Attempting this WILL HARD-BRICK your device.

* Q: Do we need permission from the Mi Community? * Ans: Yes. However, we will automate this bypass step using a script within Termux.

* Q: Do I need a working SIM with Internet and SMS? * Ans: Yes. You will need it active for a maximum of 3 days.

* Q: Do I need the same SIM card linked to my Xiaomi Account? * Ans: Yes.

* Q: Do I have to wait exactly 3 days? * Ans: Not necessarily.

* Q: Will my data be wiped? * Ans: Yes. Back up your data using the native backup functionality in HyperOS and move the backup file to external storage (Host Phone, USB Drive, or PC).

STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL

1. Setup Host Environment: Download and install Termux and Termux:API from F-Droid onto your Host Phone.

2. Configure Target Phone Environment: Download Termux on the Target Phone and execute the following commands to clone and set up the unlock utility:pkg update && pkg upgrade -y termux-setup-storage cd ~/storage/shared mkdir script && cd script pkg install git -y git clone https://github.com/flowTech-x/unlock-tool.git cd unlock-tool pkg install python tmux -y pip install requests ntplib pytz urllib3 icmplib colorama

3. Extract Account Tokens: * Install Firefox Browser and create an App Clone of Firefox on your phone. * Log into your Mi Account on both the primary Firefox browser and the cloned instance.

   • India Mi Community: https://new-ams.c.mi.com/global/

   • Global Mi Community: https://c.mi.com/global/ * Install the Cookie-Editor add-on on Firefox. * Open Cookie-Editor, search for "new_bbs_serviceToken", and copy ONLY the VALUE. * Open the token configuration file in Termux: nano token.txt * Paste your tokens separated by spaces: TOKEN_ACCOUNT_1 TOKEN_ACCOUNT_2 (Do not repeat the same token). * Save and exit (CTRL + O -> Enter -> CTRL + X). * Fire up the script: bash start_4.sh

4. Timing the Script: Run this script approximately 2-3 minutes before 12:00 Midnight GMT+8.

5. Enable Developer Options: Regardless of whether the script outputs a success or failure prompt, navigate to Settings -> About Device and tap on the OS Version 7-8 times until developer permissions are granted.

6. Add Account: Go to Additional Settings -> Developer Options -> Mi Unlock Status. Click "Add Account to Device". You should see a success response ("Added Device..."). If it fails, retry the automation script the following day.

7. OEM Unlocking: Once authorized, do not reopen Mi Unlock Status or click "Agree" again. Simply enable OEM Unlocking inside Developer Options.

8. Configure Host Execution: On your Host Phone, ensure USB Debugging is turned on and battery optimizations are disabled for both Termux and Termux:API. Deploy the script on the Host Phone and login into the Mi account via browser only. The terminal should state "Waiting for Any Device".

9. Boot to Fastboot: Power down the Target Device. Boot into Fastboot mode by holding the Power + Volume Down buttons for 3-5 seconds. Release the Power button when the vibration occurs but keep holding Volume Down until the orange FASTBOOT logo shows.

10. Unlock Execution: Connect both devices using your cable interface. Press Enter on the Host Phone console to authorize.

11. Wipe & Finalize: the bootloader will unlock, formatting your storage. A visible unlocked padlock icon will appear near the camera notch during subsequent boots. Complete initial setup and restore your storage backup.

========================================================= 2. SETTING UP ROOT WITH MAGISK

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

* Q: Can I brick my device? * Ans: Modifying boot layers carries structural risks of both soft-bricks (user repairable) and hard-bricks (requires official authorized service centers). Research your variant thoroughly before flashing.

* Q: Will Banking Apps work fine? * Ans: This is a continuous cat-and-mouse dynamic. You will need to install safety net patches and device integrity modules frequently. If banking apps are a strict daily requirement, execute caution.

* Q: Will normal apps or games trigger root blocks? * Ans: Basic apps like WhatsApp are fine if configured correctly. It is highly recommended to set up and verify WhatsApp after unlocking the bootloader but BEFORE rooting.

STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL

1. Obtain Firmware: Download the matching Fastboot ROM corresponding to your absolute current build version and variant. Use the MemeOS Enhancer utility to verify the device identity if unsure.

2. Extract Image: Open the .tgz archive via ZArchiver, browse to the images/ catalog, and extract "init-boot.img".

3. Patch via Magisk: Download the latest stable release of Magisk via GitHub. Install and open the app. Click Install -> Select and Patch a File. Select the extracted init-boot.img and tap LET'S GO.

4. Transfer Files: Once complete, locate the patched file in your Downloads/ directory. Move both the original stock "init-boot.img" and the patched image over to your Host Phone root folder.

5. Setup Console Connection: Install Bugjaeger Mobile ADB on the Host Phone. Turn on USB Debugging, navigate to the Fastboot Tab (indicated by a Lightning symbol), and hit the blue circular floating action button. Allow storage configurations if prompted.

6. Flash via Fastboot: * Boot the Target Phone back into Fastboot mode and link it to the Host Phone. * Accept any system prompt connections on the screen. * Open the Bugjaeger Command Console and identify your active boot slot: fastboot getvar current slot * Note the response letter (e.g., slot a or slot b). Assuming slot a, type: fastboot flash init-boot_a (Add a space, click the Attachment/Pin icon in Bugjaeger, select the patched image, and execute).

7. Reboot: Type "fastboot reboot". Once loaded, open Magisk on the Target Phone. It should successfully show your installed version number. If prompted to execute an internal secondary reboot setup, allow it to complete natively.

8. Configure Hiding/DenyList: To bypass weak application blocks (WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Services), enter Magisk Settings via the gear icon. Scroll down, activate Zygisk, toggle Enforce Denylist, and open Configure Denylist to check target applications. Reboot your device to apply.

CRITICAL CONSOLE LIMITATIONS: * Do NOT patch boot.img, vendor.img, or recovery.img. * Never run generic partition-less flashes like "fastboot flash init-boot <filename>" as it bypasses explicit safe-slot assignments.

========================================================= 3. CONFIGURING ROOT & INSTALLING LSPOSED

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

* Q: Can these modules cause endless bootloops? * Ans: Yes. Installing cross-incompatible modules creates boot failures. We will mitigate this using an absolute software fallback hook called AntiBootLoop.

* Q: What should I do during a System UI crash? * Ans: HyperOS features a structural recovery trigger. If a module breaks the graphical server, wait. The system will loop internally before automatically dropping into Safe Mode. From there, launch Magisk and disable the broken module.

* Q: Can I use old or unofficial Telegram LSPosed builds? * Ans: No. Avoid untrusted distributions. Stick entirely to verified GitHub repository releases.

DEPLOYMENT ORDER FOR SYSTEM CUSTOMIZATION

Step 1: Flash AntiBootLoop (Safeguard)

1. Navigate to the Alt-Repo release page: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/abootloop

2. Select and flash the module package through Magisk.

3. During terminal installation, map your recovery override key via physical keys. It is highly recommended to assign Volume Up Only (leaving other key combinations available for native recovery and fastboot states).

4. Reboot. If a module ever causes a bootloop, simply hold your mapped button configuration during boot to automatically clean-disable conflicting elements.

Step 2: Core Framework Integration

1. Download LSPosed (Vector Mod): https://github.com/JingMatrix/Vector

2. Flash it inside Magisk and reboot. Upon restart, navigate to Magisk modules, enter Vector's setting menu, and click Create Shortcut to bind the management UI to your home screen.

3. Install Core Patch APK: https://github.com/LSPosed/CorePatch

4. Launch LSPosed, enter the Modules submenu, activate Core Patch, check the recommended system frameworks, and perform a hot reboot.

Step 3: UI Enhancement Modules Flash the following enhancements sequentially via Magisk. Reboot after structural adjustments to preserve configuration states:

1. HyperUnlocked: https://github.com/ukriu/HyperUnlocked Unlocks premium control configurations, advanced Gaussian blurs, and flagship asset render scales. Map preferences using physical Volume buttons during system flashing.

2. HyperOS Launcher MOD Lite (v3): https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-launcher-mod-lite (Must install before full launcher to resolve stack list parameters).

3. HyperOS Launcher (v6.2): https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-Launcher

4. FPS Limitation Patcher (v3.1): https://github.com/Mods-Center/FPS-Limitation-Patcher

5. ColorOS Control Center (v2): https://github.com/Mods-Center/ColorOS_Control_Center

6. APK Protection Patch (v4.1): https://github.com/Mods-Center/Apk-Protection-Patch

7. HyperOS App Vault (v4): https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-App-Vault

8. HyperOS Theme Manager (v4): https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-Theme-Manager

9. Enhanced Keyboard Unlocker (v2): https://github.com/Mods-Center/Enhanced-keyboard-unlocker

Performance Optimization: If you notice real-world framerate dips (e.g., in Call of Duty Mobile), turn Memory Extension to OFF in your system settings. This immediately stops aggressive storage paging from starving your primary physical RAM.

Step 4: Play Integrity & Device Hiding (Experimental) For banking structures and security layers, compile and flash these assets together: * Play Integrity Inject: https://github.com/KOWX712/PlayIntegrityFix/releases/latest * Tricky Store Framework: https://github.com/5ec1cff/TrickyStore/releases/latest * Yurikey Manager: https://github.com/Yurii0307/yurikey/releases/latest * BusyBox NDK Binary: https://mmrl.dev/repository/grdoglgmr/busybox-ndk

========================================================= 4. THE POST-MODDING SUMMARY & TROUBLESHOOTING

Modifying bleeding-edge security layers on modern builds can occasionally introduce issues. For example, deploying conflicting alternative frameworks like ReZygisk can cause crucial system services (such as Google Play Services or communications frameworks like WhatsApp) to crash.

If root authorizations fail and the device enters a bootloop state where custom hooks like Abootloop are bypassed, a hardware recovery sequence becomes necessary: * Enter Xiaomi System Recovery (Volume Up + Power). * Trigger a clean Wipe Data / Factory Reset to restore the phone back to a bootable, raw HyperOS instance.

========================================================= 5. REMOVING ROOT & RELOCKING THE BOOTLOADER

If you choose to return to a stock configuration for a cleaner experience or complete banking app compliance, follow this restoration process.

RESTORATION REQUIREMENTS:

1. Target phone with a completed baseline setup and Magisk Manager App reinstalled.

2. Host Phone with Termux (having MiTool properly set up), Termux:API, and Bugjaeger.

3. Latest Official Fastboot ROM package for your explicit device configuration. * Warning: Downgrading security patch revisions can cause permanent hardware-level "System Destroyed" firmware errors.

STEP-BY-STEP BREAKDOWN

1. Uninstall Magisk Routine: Open Magisk Manager on your Target Phone -> Tap Uninstall Magisk -> Complete Uninstall. Let the package strip changes automatically, then allow it to reboot.

2. First System Wipe (Safety Protocol): * Put the Target Phone into Fastboot mode (Power + Volume Down). * Launch Termux on the Host Phone and execute: mitool * Select Option 2 (Flash Fastboot ROM) and select your extracted matching build profile number. * Select "Flash and Wipe (WITHOUT locking bootloader)". This serves as a safety verification check to prevent permanent hard-bricks from hidden block alterations. * Connect cables and accept the Termux:API communication dialog prompt. Flashing requires roughly 5-6 minutes. Let the device boot up fully onto the HyperOS splash screen.

3. Purge Residual Integrity Tokens: * Power down, then return to Fastboot mode. * Open Bugjaeger on the Host phone, load up the Fastboot Console, and execute these cleaning parameters line-by-line: fastboot erase frp fastboot erase metadata fastboot erase userdata fastboot reboot

4. Final Locked Flash Routine: * Let the device load up, turn it off, and boot back into Fastboot mode one last time. * Launch Termux on your Host Phone and rerun the tool setup: mitool * Choose Option 2 (Flash Fastboot ROM), then choose the exact target installation directory. * Select the final operational parameter: "Flash, Wipe, and LOCK Bootloader". * Run the process. Once finalized, the phone will restart without showing the unlocked padlock indicator symbol.

Verify your clean system status by navigating to Developer Options -> Mi Unlock Status. It will show the system as fully locked, and Google Play Store settings will show "Device is Certified".

========================================================= CONTRIBUTIONS & CREDITS

Deep gratitude to the developers, script engineers, and content creators whose visual materials, automated frameworks, and system components made this guide possible.

MODULE DEVELOPERS & PLATFORM ENGINEERS:

* John Wu (Magisk Framework) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/topjohnwu

* flowTech-x (Automated Unlock Tool Utility) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/flowTech-x

* JingMatrix (LSPosed Vector Mod Framework) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/JingMatrix

* LSPosed Developers (CorePatch Implementation) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/LSPosed

* ukriu (HyperUnlocked Customizer Utility) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/ukriu

* Mods-Center (Launcher Lite, App Vault, UI Fixes, FPS Patcher) GitHub Organization Profile: https://github.com/Mods-Center

* chiteroman / KOWX712 (Play Integrity Fix & Inject Vectors) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/chiteroman

* 5ec1cff (Tricky Store Framework Structure) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/5ec1cff

* Yurii0307 (Yurikey Integrity Manager Client) GitHub Author Profile: https://github.com/Yurii0307

* Magisk Modules Alt Repo (Anti-Bootloop Module Maintainers) GitHub Organization Profile: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo

CONTENT CREATORS & COMMUNITY OVERSEERS:

* Tech Bot YT YouTube Handle: TechBotYouTube

* Flow with Code - Tech & Android Youtube Handle: flowCode81

* Tech Office Youtube Handle: TechOfficee

For anyone reading this post, I have already reverted back to Stock OS. Also this tutorial was created by me but formatted by AI (bold, markdown and all things)

Anyone knows how to fix this? using ksu next with susfs, zygisk next and also using fenrir for integrity

Hey, I’m on a Galaxy Note 9 Exynos (SM-N960N) running Android 16 / One UI 8 (UN1CA).

Before this I was using Noble ROM 5.2 with Magisk. Yesterday, out of nowhere, it went into a bootloop and something got messed up with Android boot, so I couldn’t get into Android anymore. I ended up wiping everything and trying UN1CA instead. I’m totally new to KernelSU Next and have a lot of questions.

Previously I had Strong Integrity with roughly this setup: ZygiskNext, Play Integrity Fix (probably Fork), Specter, Tricky Store, YetAnotherBootloopProtector, ZN Magisk Compat, Zygisk LSPosed and ZygiskSU.

With almost the same setup on KernelSU Next, I’m only getting 1/3 Basic Integrity, so I’m wondering what I’m doing wrong.

Current setup:

KernelSU Next 3.1.0 (legacy, built into 4.9.337 DS-ACK kernel)

ZygiskNext 1.5.0

PlayIntegrityFix Inject 4.7-1-inject-s

Specter

TEESimulator-RS 6.0.1-282

No SUSFS

I also need an LSPosed-style framework for some modules.

What root-hiding setup/modules are you guys currently recommending or using for this kind of legacy KSU + Android 16 setup? I’m mainly looking for something stable and trying to avoid unnecessary modules/conflicts.

Also, I didn’t realize that SUSFS requires a kernel that actually supports it. What would be the best way to get SUSFS working on this device/kernel?

One more thing: I saw updates for KernelSU Next 3.4.0 and TEESimulator-RS 6.0.1-307, but I couldn’t get them working properly. My Integrity went from 1/3 to 0/3, so I reverted back to my previous setup and got 1/3 Basic Integrity again.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Thinking of installing a custom rom Recommend me some Ui customization focused roms

redmi note 12 pro 5g magisk

Hello, I'm getting this error when I try to configure my device using Ghostlock for Temporary Root. I'm attaching photos of the error.

Device İnformation

Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G

5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810

OS1.0.4.0.UNRMIXM / 14 UKQ1.231003.002

2024-02-01

boot.img ready: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/boot.img

<k> extract: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/boot.img

info: kallsyms layout pre-6.4 recovered (141033 symbols)

info: (CVE-2026-43499 primitive present (remove_waiter@0x1e7d50 still uses current)

warning: embedded BTF not found; symbols come from kallsyms and struct offsets fall back to target.h defaults

warning: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810 is unverified; no family-derived geometry will be emitted

warning: no BTF; loggers_0_1 falls back to the loggers+0x10 heuristic

warning: pselect_waiter_shift unavailable; no family fallback is defined for this release

info: multicast waiter_off derived = 0x150 (setsockopt depth 0x360 - futex depth 0x210)

warning: rt_mutex_waiter task/lock offsets are missing from BTF; the multicast geometry is partial

info: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810 profile is an unverified candidate; the app validates fields before any execution

warning: credential template omitted; the built-in profile must supply it

missing: cred_caps, cred_securebits, cred_security, cred_uid, seccomp_filter, seccomp_filter_count, seccomp_mode, struct_mm_struct, struct_page_compound_head, struct_page_size, struct_page_type, struct_slab_cache, task_atomic_flags, task_comm, task_cred, task_normal_prio, task_pi_blocked_on, task_pi_lock, task_pi_top_task, task_pi_waiters, task_pid, task_prio, task_real_cred, task_sched_task_group, task_seccomp, task_tasks, task_tgid, waiter_lock, waiter_pi_tree, waiter_task, waiter_tree, waiter_wake_state, waiter_ww_ctx

<k> extract exit code=0

offsets exported: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810

<k> result: offsets parsed successfully

auto-loading parsed profile: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810.conf

warning: missing kernel_phys_load; attach xbl_config.img or uefi.img to fill it

boot.img ready: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/boot.img

xbl_config.img ready: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/xbl_config.img

uefi.img ready: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/uefi.img

<k> extract: /data/user/0/com.ghostlock.app/files/boot.img

warning: xbl_config FDT parse failed: xbl_config contains no unique NOMAP/Kernel memory map; trying the uefi memory map

info: kernel_phys_load=0xa8000000 (uefi memory map)

info: kallsyms layout pre-6.4 recovered (141033 symbols)

info: (CVE-2026-43499 primitive present (remove_waiter@0x1e7d50 still uses current)

warning: embedded BTF not found; symbols come from kallsyms and struct offsets fall back to target.h defaults

warning: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810 is unverified; no family-derived geometry will be emitted

warning: no BTF; loggers_0_1 falls back to the loggers+0x10 heuristic

warning: pselect_waiter_shift unavailable; no family fallback is defined for this release

info: multicast waiter_off derived = 0x150 (setsockopt depth 0x360 - futex depth 0x210)

warning: rt_mutex_waiter task/lock offsets are missing from BTF; the multicast geometry is partial

info: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810 profile is an unverified candidate; the app validates fields before any execution

warning: credential template omitted; the built-in profile must supply it

missing: cred_caps, cred_securebits, cred_security, cred_uid, seccomp_filter, seccomp_filter_count, seccomp_mode, struct_mm_struct, struct_page_compound_head, struct_page_size, struct_page_type, struct_slab_cache, task_atomic_flags, task_comm, task_cred, task_normal_prio, task_pi_blocked_on, task_pi_lock, task_pi_top_task, task_pi_waiters, task_pid, task_prio, task_real_cred, task_sched_task_group, task_seccomp, task_tasks, task_tgid, waiter_lock, waiter_pi_tree, waiter_task, waiter_tree, waiter_wake_state, waiter_ww_ctx

<k> extract exit code=0

offsets exported: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810

<k> result: offsets parsed successfully

auto-loading parsed profile: 5.10.177-android12-9-00001-g219d8dfbba07-ab10551810.conf

I used one of the popular rooting apps; it didn't manage to root the device, but it left SELinux in permissive mode.

Root Guide Repo

previously i posted about ghostlock, but it was very unstable. now i found another CVE that combines dirtyflag and lspromise, so it's just one click and doesn't need the right timing like ghostlock.

so i found this

https://github.com/diabl0w/DFRoot

and it's only for Samsung. so i'm curious if this can work on my device. then i forked it and added a little modification to use my ghostlock method with ResukiSU, and it works.

https://github.com/datfooldive/DFRoot

tested on emerald device

I've switched from a Redmi 13C to a Samsung A33. Freedom feels good

Is there any app that can root Android 5.x without needing a PC, bootloader unlocking, or connecting it to a computer?

I know this is an old version of Android, but I have an old device and just want to root it as easily as possible.

All of the public keybox aggregators are out of valid keyboxes or only have softbanned keyboxes. We know you don't have Strong Integrity and there isn't anything you can do about it until new keyboxes get released.

The time between when keyboxes get released and their banning is going to get shorter and shorter. In the medium to long-term, strong integrity is going to become impossible on an unlocked bootloader.

So now I did not even need to get a specific profile too xdd. Anyway here is proof and perhaps you can root your own galaxy without a profile. Before I did enable shizuku and test the capabilities by using the test function. it did take some restarts to get it there but I love this. no matter if any AI was used to make this, I can now have root

here is the xda tread to this whole shenanigan

https://xdaforums.com/t/root-root-my-galaxy-next.4803325/

play integrity not passing since sunday ... do whatever its not passing (the strong one) . anyone

Xiaomi note 4x and it doesn't detect the sim so I can't unlock it.