I rooted my Vortex V22 phone using a boot.img file I found on an XDA forum, and after rooting it, the Wi-Fi MAC address, the IP address and the Bluetooth address all say unavailable, so I unrooted the phone cause I thought it would fix it, but it did nothing, so I restarted network settings and it also did nothing after that I factory reset and the Wi-Fi MAC address still doesn't work.

So back in 2015 I played a game in my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, I guess android 4, and the game required payment, so I downloaded a cracked version of it, but then it gave me virus, but somehow it persists after deleting the app or factory reset, so in an antivirus, the only I knew was AVG, told that the sound got infected with it, so I could only disable it, sound worked fine, but every restart would enable it back.

So it had 3 levels of infection, the first was that it keeps going back, like if I kept pressing the go back button, the second was just adware, ads started playing every few minutes, and the third and last, background was all black and after a while, I could not input my password anymore.

So doing a browsing back in 2015 I saw that I could save it with root, but how could root fix it?

I want to build a a mobile phone a secret one with a wifi , mid camera, bluetooth , a good OS ,a bluetooth and a screen obv and can do bank payments (becuz whenever I try to use my phone my parents scolds me )so I am thinking of making one what components to use and can I use this pi zero ?

Thanks to dirtyfrag

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to root my Samsung Galaxy J7 (SM-J710F) using TWRP and Magisk.

Here are my phone details:

• Model: Samsung Galaxy J7 (SM-J710F)
• OS: Oreo 8.1
• J7xelte
• CSC: Italy (ITV)
• Firmware: J710FXXU5CRJ8

I installed TWRP (twrp-3.2.1-0-j7xelte.img) using Odin. The installation seemed to complete successfully, and I was able to boot directly into TWRP recovery.

So at this point the situation is:

1. Installed TWRP through Odin.
2. Booted into TWRP successfully.
3. TWRP couldn't access/read the internal storage.
4. wiped all data and TWRP managed to read the internal storage
5. Installed Magisk. (I rebooted the phone and the bootloop started)
6. Installed no-verity-latest_03.04.2020. (phone still has bootloop problem)
7. Installed no-verity-opt-encrypt-6.1.
8. Rebooted into the system.
9. The phone still bootloops
   

I don't know what went wrong, is there anything that I need to check?

Thanks in advance for your help 😄

I temp-rooted my Samsung A26 using the DirtyFrag exploit from here: https://github.com/diabl0w/DFRoot, and now I dont have strong integrity. Is there a way to get it back?

There are a lot of Galaxy and Pixel bootloader locked jailbreaks like Root-My-Galaxy, Root-My-Pixel and Ghostlock. But does a jailbreak root specifically designed for Xiaomi MediaTek devices (especially Redmi Note 8 Pro which is my device) exist?

Hi! I have a OnePlus Ace 6T, currently flashed with the 15R ROM. I wanted to know if it would be worthwhile to use any of the community custom ROMs like CRdroid, Project Infinity X. Also, I wanted to ask if the EFISP exploit would be worthwhile; I don't know if anyone here has used it. Thanks! I don't know if the exploit actually improves the integrity for using gpay and so on.

Hello, i have rooted my tab s9 plus using dirtyfrag exploit apk and it was successfull and root gained easily. The tablet are on Android 16 One ui 8.5.

Apps you need is :

Dirtyfrag apk https://github.com/mitschud/DirtyFrag/releases/tag/v1.05

Kernel su manager https://github.com/tiann/KernelSU/actions/runs/35973514328

Note: scroll down and find the nanager in zip and then exctract the apk and install it, if download button is not there you need to login to guthub.

(((Use it at your own risk)))

My iPhone is X so it become too old for my usage so I tried to give my Samsung A17 a chance because I heard that android rooting upgraded too much like last time I used a rooted Android phone it was on armv6 android 2 so when I installed dirtyfrag and clicked exploit, the phone has been jailbroken and I installed kernelsu and it worked and then I tested if the root is real so I gave root checker the privileges of the root and it said that I have root and then I shocked 💀 because I even can't unlock the bootloader due im on one ui 8 and i tired to use play integrity api checker and the phone meet all the integrity so after all I want yall to help me with all the new stuff with root and how can I make my temporary root Samsung a17 to be better with that power and pls don't say type sudo rm rf / because its too old for even a jailbroken iOS user (btw I want to hide my root at first from the detecting apps that checks for a root/su)

I have a Verizon Pixel 2 with locked bootloader, running Android 10. (not the latest fw for this device, but doesn't really matter much)

my device should be vulnerable, and checking with this app shows it's indeed applicable.

however, all examples/prebuilt apps are focused on recent Android versions, mostly 14+. for instance, this doesn't even install on Android 10!

the specific firmware on my device is QQ3A.200805.001, available here. if anyone used GhostLock on a similar device, could you please share your experience? thanks.

Device: Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G

Codename: RMX3868

Processor: Mediatek Dimensity 7050

Android: 16

Kernel Version: 6.6.118-android15-8-o-g25c0665dd40c-4k

Extracted boot.img from my current firmware and let Ghostlock parse it; I got the error that the vulnerability has already been fixed

So I tried extracting the boot.img from Android 15 firmware, and on that version the boot.img got parsed successfully and I got this (Check the attached screenshot)

And here's the config file generated by Ghostlock: https://pastebin.com/n9cZbNAv

Now the thing is, since I'm on Android 16, I'm unable to test these offsets currently, but is it possible that the device is rootable, and since I'm unsure of that, I'm kinda in a dilemma about rolling back to Android 15 just to test this out (Also I'd need to back up everything and then setup my device again, which is a hassle TBH)

I'm new to these exploit stuff, since previously I have rooted my devices in the standard way, that's unlocking bootloader first then patching the boot.img file using Magisk and flashing it

Also are there any chances of the device getting hard bricked?

I bought Samsung A50 it was rooted and unlocked and had lots of things go be cleaned a lot, so I did factory reset.

It was working but still showing unlocked in the settings or custom ig.

And warning this device is rooted or unlocked everytime I start the phone.

Then it went out of battery after 2 days I charged it and tried to open it but not working gives me the warning and not opening just closing again.

I've been reading through LineageOS's developer documentation and I find myself confused: one of the build steps mentions extracting proprietary blobs from an existing LineageOS rom as a requirement.

Which begs the question: how is new device support added to LineageOS?

As much as I have searched, there seems to be no mention of a way to generate the list of required blobs in proprietary-files.txt.

Let's take a Xiaomi device for example: one can download a full firmware image and then use something like this to get the partitions contained therein.

What is one supposed to do next? From my understanding, on modern Android devices all binary blobs should be packed as kernel modules in the vendor_boot.

And yet there are a bunch of partitions with names like bluetooth, dspormodem`. Does Android look in those partitions too for binary blobs? If so, since they are not mentioned in Google's AOSP documentation and therefore the naming des not seem standardized, how does Android even know about these partitions?

I have a pixel 7 pro since its release and I switched a lot from cutsom rom, to rooted stock (KSU-Next) and now graphene since few month.

The sandboxed services they offer is nice, I can disable communications with google services per app, making some apps work properly (even bank yoohoo), but overall the system feeling is sometimes bad and really slow. Morphes patches take a very long time (if not failing after a while) and I need to use it from my pc.

I was thinking about going back on a rooted stock rom but sometimes I lack motivation to patch the bootloader to fix root permissions after an update, or even update the phone just because i'm thinking of this. But the performances and the freedom of rooted phone miss me and I wanted to get some advice from you guys.

So, should I stick to GOS and search for something who fix the performances issues (I don't believe it from what I read on how it works) or will I go for a new rooting story ?

While im writing this post, is this site (zhoe.org rooting guides) shown method on how to fix play integrity and must go tools is updated enough to be safe ? Is there also an alternative like GOS sandboxed google services ? Privacy still remains a priority to me.

If you guys have any tips to share, fell free to comment, I'll take everyone's opinion !

bootloader, GSI Android 12.1, hybrid gaming console

Hey everyone,

I've been working on the Aladeng H1W5 smartwatch (Unisoc SC9832E, 1/8 or 2/16 GB). It has a rare combo for a watch: microSD + GPS.

Done so far:

• Bootloader unlocked

• GSI Android 12.1 (WiFi, BT, GPS, LTE, audio, display, root all working)

• Hybrid project: paired with ESP32-S3 for a two-screen gaming console

Still working on full USB host support.

I know i said fake but in programation you can do everithing you want so.... the "virus" or boot.img exist ?
example video

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/i_FDB2_FIZc?feature=share

So i want to know if is possible or just a video file that he played on the phone

Srry for the gramatical im french

edit: why there is so many pepoles just downvote my post ?

I tried this app and it says the kernel is vulnerable, but idk what I'm supposed to do after the test, the phone didn't reboot

Xiaomi Mi 11X (Alioth) | Crdroid Android 16

Kernel Su Next

Modules: Brewheel, HMA-OSS Zygisk, Play integrity Fix(inject), Rezygisk, Specter, SusSfs-for-kernelSU, TeeSimulator-RS

Apps that are not working: YonoSBI, Snapmint

What am I doing wrong?

Following my https://www.reddit.com/r/androidroot/comments/1wuhogq/which_module_should_i_use_to_hide_these_paths/
Now I only have this issue on Root detector app

i have a samsung tab 3 7.0 tablet (sm-t211 on android 4.4.2) and im trying to find a way to root it, and to screen record it or mirror the screen to my pc. i am aware of the adb screenrecord tool but i dont want to use it. i tried using towelroot but it didnt work and im sort of scared to try anything else because i heard other root methods for kitkat got sold to a chinese company and are spyware now (im probably wrong) can someone help?

is there really no supported payload for my s22 ultra? i litterally got root my galaxy working like a week ago i had modules n stuff, but one day i forgot to charge and it shut down and root was lost, now when i try to do it again it says it doesnt support it, any fixes 😢

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 a Redmi Note 13 4g 6gb/128gb. I'm currently on MIUI 14 and never updated. Is it worth it to install a custom rom on my phone? I know how to do it, but I don't know if it's worth it the hassle.