Android Device Root Tool
Description:
The first app ever made that is able to root a device directly in the running application!
This app can root any android device!
Built in root status checker!
Just saw this in the Play Store. Has anyone tried this or seen it anywhere else?
EDIT: Avoid, it doesn't work.
Scur827 said:
Android Device Root Tool
Description:
The first app ever made that is able to root a device directly in the running application!
This app can root any android device!
Built in root status checker!
Just saw this in the Play Store. Has anyone tried this or seen it anywhere else?
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Malicious.
Scur827 said:
Android Device Root Tool
Description:
The first app ever made that is able to root a device directly in the running application!
This app can root any android device!
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Is that even possible???
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Hm. I think I'll backup, grab and try it, then hit the refund if (when) it doesn't work.
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Yeah, it's like a prank app or something. Didn't mess up my phone though. Refunded.
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I had bought a Sony Smartwatch and I want to root it.. Please guide me...
Help me
I have no idea how to...
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Can u upload its pictures?
There is no android inside the smartwatch so you can't root it.
badtzo said:
There is no android inside the smartwatch so you can't root it.
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What?? I thought there was android 2.3.6 os :/
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ccxex29 said:
What?? I thought there was android 2.3.6 os :/
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is just a firmware to process the commands from the app on your phone, not Android OS (ROM).
Why do you thought there was android 2.3.6???
the only smartwatch that I know have android OS (ROM) is MotoActv.
badtzo said:
is just a firmware to process the commands from the app on your phone, not Android OS (ROM).
Why do you thought there was android 2.3.6???
the only smartwatch that I know have android OS (ROM) is MotoActv.
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Well, the ads say 'a watch with android' -_-
ccxex29 said:
Well, the ads say 'a watch with android' -_-
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maybe you just misunderstood it
The box and manuals doesn't say anything about the firmware inside the watch, just how to update it. The only thing about Android that it is talking about are the SMART EXTRAS apps and the way to sync your watch with your Android phone.
see again the video promotional... Never talks about android on the watch, the market and the apps showed are for smart extras. What actually it does, is to show you what kind of apps you can get notifications on the watch but just that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7C-XuSEBPA
if sony would said that the watch came with android :laugh: I think a lot of people would have sued them for misleading advertising but it didn't happen.
This post makes my head hurt. Sorry. If the watch had full blown android it wouldn't require a phone to tell time.
Hi,
I just bought the Zenfone 5 from Asus (bought in India). The model number is ASUS_T00J.
I need help/directions on rooting. The only reason I am rooting my phone is to be able to run the Xposed modules..So if theres a way to do that without rooting, that would be perfect.
Thanks!
~Nick
This video shows how to root zenfone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCU0jXZvEtU
there is link to download the apk below the video.
Did the root work?
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megaancient said:
Did the root work?
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Yes, this root method works. But make sure you have disabled your wifi/data connections before rooting.
mprithwish said:
Yes, this root method works. But make sure you have disabled your wifi/data connections before rooting.
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What can go wrong?
Kunal.Kene.1797 said:
What can go wrong?
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The root might fail & the phone will loop in demo mode over n over again.
sgsI9003 said:
The root might fail & the phone will loop in demo mode over n over again.
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hehe okhe thx for the Headsup!:good::highfive:
Today I decided to go back to stock. And so I did and the i rooted.
But i inatalled GMusicFS and it says i don't have root, even having SuperSU and other APPs say I have. Can anybody help me with that?
Personally I think it's an issue with the app. It does not appear it's been updated for marshmallow.
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Nyctophile said:
Today I decided to go back to stock. And so I did and the i rooted.
But i inatalled GMusicFS and it says i don't have root, even having SuperSU and other APPs say I have. Can anybody help me with that?
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uninstall the app thru adb it will save a lot of hesitation
jd1639 said:
Personally I think it's an issue with the app. It does not appear it's been updated for marshmallow.
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But it worked when i was using another ROM on 6.0. Only if it is a problem with 6.0.1
pranavmali said:
uninstall the app thru adb it will save a lot of hesitation
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But then, how would I use? ?
Check this out.
Primokorn said:
Check this out.
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Ohhh.... that's sad.... but thank you
Does anybody know an app like this one?
I was wondering if kingroot was safe, because it looks pretty sketchy to me. Also is Amazon Fire 5th Gen SuperTool a safe tool to use when rooting?
I am going to root a "LG L22C Power"
Thanks!
-Matthew
The best way to root is download compatible root file to your phone and flash it...
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[email protected] said:
The best way to root is download compatible root file to your phone and flash it...
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And how would I do that?
MattTheCuber said:
And how would I do that?
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Look compatible root file in chainfire site or google it
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I'm not sure how to phrase this, because I tried my best to look up similar questions and I couldn't.
In simple terms, can you guys tell me why an apk from One Plus wouldn't install on my Samsung phone? And is there a work-around to fix this issue?
Thanks.
Some apk requires firmware related features. Some needs to be installed as system file.
It'll help a lot to know what you are porting over.
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vash_h said:
Some apk requires firmware related features. Some needs to be installed as system file.
It'll help a lot to know what you are porting over.
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I'm trying to run the One Plus screen recording app on my Samsung Galaxy S9 (exynos, running a Lineage OS 17.1 custom ROM). I hope that helps.
Fadzz said:
I'm trying to run the One Plus screen recording app on my Samsung Galaxy S9 (exynos, running a Lineage OS 17.1 custom ROM). I hope that helps.
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Those apps are likely system apps and won't work elsewhere unless modified.
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vash_h said:
Those apps are likely system apps and won't work elsewhere unless modified.
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That's mostly the purpose of my post. E.g. what modifications would be recommended in this situation.
Fadzz said:
That's mostly the purpose of my post. E.g. what modifications would be recommended in this situation.
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First, compare the original app of its compatible with the version of Android ln your samsung s9 lineage os. If it's not compatible, then no.
Next check what is the properties granted to the app on oneplus. Grant the same permission. It might even need to be flashed in from custom recovery.
Next, check for required packages that the app is using. Try to port them over as well.
Tbh, why don't you just use a third party app to screen record.
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vash_h said:
First, compare the original app of its compatible with the version of Android ln your samsung s9 lineage os. If it's not compatible, then no.
Next check what is the properties granted to the app on oneplus. Grant the same permission. It might even need to be flashed in from custom recovery.
Next, check for required packages that the app is using. Try to port them over as well.
Tbh, why don't you just use a third party app to screen record.
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Thanks for the tips. I recognize that it would be easier to download a third party app. I asked this here out of curiosity and for future reference.