need help, i badly need to root this phone but i cant find a way without unlocking the bootloader, i know its easy and i can do it in the motorola web page, but the thing, my phone is not avaliable for unlocking atm u.u, can i root witout unlocking? i dont mind stock, i just need root.., pls help xd
Hi,
is there easy tool to root phone. I don't need install trwp and custom roms.
I just need to root the phone - that's all.
There is no shortcut... you must unlock the device via Motorola's Official Unlock tool, this will wipe your device and void the warranty. Then you can boot TWRP (without flashing it if you wish) and install root.
Sorry, but since Lollipop, and all future versions of Android, there will be no more quick root solution that can be done without unlocking and following the "old normal" procedure, Google made sure of that, for now at least until someone discovers an entirely new way to root.
i was thinking that there is some easier way.
Motorola has app (Moto care i think ) that can remotely wipe phone when lost. When i was activating it there was some info about root access.
So i need that tool:
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a
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How to boot into TRWP without flashing it ?
Is there way to lock the phone after unlock process ? For example when I won't need any more rooted phone.
Yes
You boot twrp with the 'fastboot boot xxxx.img' command
Your phone will always show unlocked, even when relocked, unless you flash a stock rom image using a special OEM lock procedure. TBH, almost no one bothers because it will always show tampered and you won't get the warranty back.
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that's not good information. With my "luck" to phones it probably will need warranty after unlock
what else will i need to unlock it ?
Motorola unlock tool - i know.
i suppose drivers for phone, what else ?
bartwaw said:
that's not good information. With my "luck" to phones it probably will need warranty after unlock
what else will i need to unlock it ?
Motorola unlock tool - i know.
i suppose drivers for phone, what else ?
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There is no "tool"... Just drivers (Win only), a few fastboot commands, and Moto's website, it's all manually done with the G3.
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If you are ready to root your phone, then don't think about warranty. every warranty voids at one day, then if you want full control over your phone , you must ready for everything, otherwise don't root .
Before doing anything, you must do a backup
Read everything and understand then hit ok in all steps of Android rooting life .
There is a root tool called One Click Root. It seems great. have a try.
drmuruga said:
If you are ready to root your phone, then don't think about warranty. every warranty voids at one day, then if you want full control over your phone , you must ready for everything, otherwise don't root .
Before doing anything, you must do a backup
Read everything and understand then hit ok in all steps of Android rooting life .
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You are saying backup before doing anythig... But how to backup it? When we unlock all data get wiped... So there is nothing to backup... Device is very clean...
sagar27691 said:
You are saying backup before doing anythig... But how to backup it? When we unlock all data get wiped... So there is nothing to backup... Device is very clean...
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You should back up as much as possible before you unlock the device. Photos, Videos, etc - you can back-up to your SD card. Contacts, Calendar, etc. can be backed up on Google.
I'm not sure about other app data, like in games.
Before you root, consider whether you actually *need* to root your phone for you to use it. Often, a lot of the 'control' people mention, is something they hardly make use of. One popular reason for rooting might be ad-blocking, but if it's just to block ads in browsers, there are various browsers available with ad-blocking enabled (firefox for instance with a plugin) and if you want system-wide ad-blocking, there are services such as AdGuard, which work with a local VPN / without rooting. More 'control' also means you're potentially making your device less safe. Lastly, the Moto G3 is very clean to begin with, very close to stock Android and the Motorola apps that are included are generally considered to be useful instead of bloat.
TL;DR, think before your root / gamble with your warranty, don't just root for the sake of it.
That said, good luck
I need some function that move my old sony phone data to my new phone. my old phone is android 6. are there idea for transfer my all app datas to my new phone.
on my old phone I have unlock BL and root ,I use "Titanium Backup" for backup and recovery my app data .I can use this backup data recovery on any android phone whitch has be root
can Xperia 5 II make temp root for support some operation whitch need after root
is "gravity box" can run on android 11 with TWRP . I need some function like double click screen make my screan turn on of off
the finaly may be root is the best way. can I backup my TA and recovery it after unlock BL for keep video enhach and DRM keys
1838878287 said:
I need some function that move my old sony phone data to my new phone. my old phone is android 6. are there idea for transfer my all app datas to my new phone.
on my old phone I have unlock BL and root ,I use "Titanium Backup" for backup and recovery my app data .I can use this backup data recovery on any android phone whitch has be root
can Xperia 5 II make temp root for support some operation whitch need after root
is "gravity box" can run on android 11 with TWRP . I need some function like double click screen make my screan turn on of off
the finaly may be root is the best way. can I backup my TA and recovery it after unlock BL for keep video enhach and DRM keys
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You can't temp root without unlocking bootloader and you can't back up TA
Hi,
I don't think that Mackay53 is right because you just need an exploit and someone how knows to handle this exploit to gain temporary root access - WITHOUT unlocking Bootloader.
I've had some SONY devices and except my Xperia 5 II I had backed up the DRM-keys before rooting it (ok, I did a permanent root, but the way is the same ;-) )
So you have to wait for an exploit and someone who knows to use it
klausstoertebeker said:
Hi,
I don't think that Mackay53 is right because you just need an exploit and someone how knows to handle this exploit to gain temporary root access - WITHOUT unlocking Bootloader.
I've had some SONY devices and except my Xperia 5 II I had backed up the DRM-keys before rooting it (ok, I did a permanent root, but the way is the same ;-) )
So you have to wait for an exploit and someone who knows to use it
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how do u backup them, what is type command line or some app to save them ?
@pEtErtgh:
Do you have an exploit and know how to gain temporary root? Then I would be interested in how you did it
what's gone if i root/UBL this phone?
like drm or else?
Hello,
i have to root my S8 pro now because the whole internal memory is nearly used by apps and system.
Is there a opportunity to root my device without unlocking bootloader?
I found magisk to modify the boot-partition and for example getting root on the device.
But you have to unlock the bootloader to flash the new boot-partition. I also read that unlocking bootloader always means that the whole device is resetted to factory-defaults which means losing all installed apps.
I have about 50 !! banking apps for generating TANs. For these apps, it's not enough to reinstall the app. You also need to reconnect the app (especially the device) to the banking account.
I think the only way to backup the the configured and connected app is to have root on the device, right?
My plan was to root the device without unlocking bootloader, then make a full-backup, unlock bootloader which resetting the deivce, and restore the full-backup.
After this, I un-root my device because the banking-apps check if a device is rooted. My plan is t re-roote the device using magisk only when needed and when no banking app is used, and then un-root it again.
Any idea how to solve my problem?
Regards
UP
Root requires unlocked bootloader.Nice plan but it won't work.
aBetterAndroid. said:
Root requires unlocked bootloader.Nice plan but it won't work.
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Really?
unlocked bootloader ist neccessary all the time while device is rooted, not only when flashing?
Hello. i am trying to root my phone so i can recover files that i have lost. I have tried several softwares and most of them needed my phone to be rooted. I do not want to unlock my oem locker as a factory reset may overwrite some deleted data.
i have seen some rooting apps such as kingo root and king root so i was wondering if it was perfectly fine using these apps on my phone.
thanks!
It's basically IMPOSSIBLE to root the phone without unlocking the bootloader without exploits. And no king root does not support the J4+
Do you know any exploits I should use?
moutsu said:
Do you know any exploits I should use?
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no. sorry.
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