Hi guys, I have read somewhere that the private mode will stop working once you root. I think there is a fix for the Galaxy Note 4, and I have tried it but they dont work on the edge :crying: Has anyone found a fix for the edge??? I really love this feature. Will flashing back to stock firmware fix it? or once the Knox has been tripped, has it gone forever??
kuailan said:
Hi guys, I have read somewhere that the private mode will stop working once you root. I think there is a fix for the Galaxy Note 4, and I have tried it but they dont work on the edge :crying: Has anyone found a fix for the edge??? I really love this feature. Will flashing back to stock firmware fix it? or once the Knox has been tripped, has it gone forever??
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Use the search function. Use wanam to disable secure storage or get the XSecureStorage module from xposed
tospace2006 said:
Use the search function. Use wanam to disable secure storage or get the XSecureStorage module from xposed
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I did...i already tried all kind of method. Disable secure storage...etc...and now whenever i tried on enable private mode...it just failed...cant recognised my password etc.
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Update: finally fixed. The key is to delete data/system/users/privatemode_edk_1000 files and reboot. But make sure you flash the fix zip files first. :thumbup:
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Hi everybody
is a Private Mode still working after root procedure on S6??
I know, that can by fix by one Xposed module called XSecureStorage but we don't have (yet) working Xposed on stock Samsung roms (hope not for long).
What else not working after root - Knox, Samsung Pay...... - what's more ??
Thanks
tomesiek said:
Hi everybody
is a Private Mode still working after root procedure on S6??
I know, that can by fix by one Xposed module called XSecureStorage but we don't have (yet) working Xposed on stock Samsung roms (hope not for long).
What else not working after root - Knox, Samsung Pay...... - what's more ??
Thanks
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Did you ever find out the answer to this or end up trying yourself? Would be interested in knowing myself as well if it will work or not after rooting with pingpong.
gusso said:
Did you ever find out the answer to this or end up trying yourself? Would be interested in knowing myself as well if it will work or not after rooting with pingpong.
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Hi.
My phone is rooted by PingPongRoot - one of the first beta version (had to switch to SuperSU). Good thing is that Private Mode is still working OK. Now the only question is about Samsung Pay... but we need to wait for an answer.
tomesiek said:
Hi.
My phone is rooted by PingPongRoot - one of the first beta version (had to switch to SuperSU). Good thing is that Private Mode is still working OK. Now the only question is about Samsung Pay... but we need to wait for an answer.
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Yeah, I actually risked it and ended up rooting using the most up to date version of pingpong (beta6) myself yesterday and private mode is working just fine for me as well.
Private mode fails to load
I have a sprint s6 edge rooted with unikernel, the only issue i have is that the private mode gives me an error "failure to load private modr. Try again."
Any ideas how to fix?? I try loading the privatemode.apk file but it didnt fix my issue
Thanks
Anybody know what it is. ..how can I disable it..don't want to update, still hoping for rooted one day
It's listed as the monthly android security patch update.
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Need to do it. Fixes recent security flaws
Verizon Wireless Technician using Tapatalk on Note 5
Jacob11701 said:
Need to do it. Fixes recent security flaws
Verizon Wireless Technician using Tapatalk on Note 5
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Be nice if it addressed memory management a little.
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xavierxxx2p said:
Anybody know what it is. ..how can I disable it..don't want to update, still hoping for rooted one day
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You can block SDM.apk with this debloater if you don't want to be nagged anymore. Seeing that the update was already downloaded you will have to enter recovery mode and clear cache to get rid of the install nag. After you do that and disable SDM.apk you will no longer get the notification. I went ahead and installed it anyways because I'm not too concerned with root. I'd rather have a secure device.
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You can block SDM.apk with this debloater if you don't want to be nagged anymore. Seeing that the update was already downloaded you will have to enter recovery mode and clear cache to get rid of the install nag. After you do that and disable SDM.apk you will no longer get the notification. I went ahead and installed it anyways because I'm not too concerned with root. I'd rather have a secure device.
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Thanks man..I also took the update. .i guess I already got use to not being root. ..besides adguard and ogtube help alot.
xavierxxx2p said:
Thanks man..I also took the update. .i guess I already got use to not being root. ..besides adguard and ogtube help alot.
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Your welcome. I feel the same here. My S6 lost root the Note 4 never had it except the dev ed I had for a short time so I got used to no root as well. With the debloater it's no big deal for me anymore and being able to theme really settled the issue for me. I can do basically everything I want and still have a secure phone without worrying when root will get killed. I do miss building ROMs a little but I can deal without it.
weird layout after update
So I took the update and since the all my menus are on the right side of screen, my send button in text is now on the left side as well as my statusbar icons. Nobody else mentioned this. Is it just my n5?
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So I took the update and since the all my menus are on the right side of screen, my send button in text is now on the left side as well as my statusbar icons. Nobody else mentioned this. Is it just my n5?
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Can you post screenshots?
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Misterxtc said:
You can block SDM.apk with this debloater if you don't want to be nagged anymore. Seeing that the update was already downloaded you will have to enter recovery mode and clear cache to get rid of the install nag. After you do that and disable SDM.apk you will no longer get the notification. I went ahead and installed it anyways because I'm not too concerned with root. I'd rather have a secure device.
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It works. If you remember to turn USB debugging on........
Yes, it works just fine.
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billinaz said:
It works. If you remember to turn USB debugging on........
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Or the app package disabler does it perfectly from the phone itself without root. Easy check and uncheck
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@Chainfire's autoroot for the Galaxy Note5 for Sprint (SM-N920P), which can be found here: https://download.chainfire.eu/844/C...Auto-Root-nobleltespr-nobleltespr-smn920p.zip, I have only discovered while rooting my dad's Galaxy S6 (and the cf-autoroot method in the Sprint Galaxy S6 threads)... but the Note5 thread still uses the custom kernel method. Has anyone tried the autoroot method? How well did it work? Any problems? Did it work?
UPDATE:
I tried it and it worked like a charm ^.^ I was able to install XPosed and remove bloatware with no issues.
-Private Mode works - UNTIL YOU FLASH XPOSED. SEE WORK AROUND HERE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-galaxy-note5/general/tutorial-how-to-fix-broken-private-mode-t3311610/
-S Health Works
-Samsung Pay DOES NOT WORK of course as flashing this WILL trip KNOX
-No Performance Issues since using stock kernel.
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@Chainfire's autoroot for the Galaxy Note5 for Sprint (SM-N920P), which can be found here: https://download.chainfire.eu/844/C...Auto-Root-nobleltespr-nobleltespr-smn920p.zip, I have only discovered while rooting my dad's Galaxy S6 (and the cf-autoroot method in the Sprint Galaxy S6 threads)... but the Note5 thread still uses the custom kernel method. Has anyone tried the autoroot method? How well did it work? Any problems? Did it work?
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Try it and let us know!!!!!
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Try it and let us know!!!!!
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My one and only Windows PC just died and I'm in the middle of fixing it. The rest all use Linux. Otherwise I so would lol. I shall try it hopefully this week if not next.
If someone beats me to it, do post your results
It is a successful root, however I am noticing that my phone is now running pretty slow. But that might be due to the fact I just reset it to out of box default and it's just now loading stuff.
It is a systemless root however. I am certainly not a dev, and do mods simply for fun / to make my devices work the way i want them to... so can someone maybe elaborate on whether or not i should find a way to make the su binary exist under /system or if i should leave it be?
currently, busy box installed just fine. Will be trying xPosed next. But so far it seems to function and no glitches.
Xposed flashed just fine, did not cause any issues (so far) with private mode or S health. All works very well ^.^
EDIT: Flashing Xposed broke private mode. See fix here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...rial-how-to-fix-broken-private-mode-t3311610/
typefortytardis said:
Xposed flashed just fine, did not cause any issues (so far) with private mode or S health. All works very well ^.^
EDIT: Flashing Xposed broke private mode. See fix here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...rial-how-to-fix-broken-private-mode-t3311610/
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Hey im thinking of using the cf auto root is it still cranking for you or have heard of any new ways to root in just a rookie trying to gather info
Hack'n'Slash said:
Hey im thinking of using the cf auto root is it still cranking for you or have heard of any new ways to root in just a rookie trying to gather info
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Cf auto root is the best method in my opinion. It is quick, efficient and works. Afterwards, flash/reflash custom recovery like TWRP if applicable
Will using CF Autoroot Trip the knox
parin11 said:
Will using CF Autoroot Trip the knox
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Yes
Thought I seen it somewhere but unable to find it again, but was there a fix for private mode to work after rooting?
douglas12107 said:
Thought I seen it somewhere but unable to find it again, but was there a fix for private mode to work after rooting?
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I think I seen am xposed module that fixes it
I knew when Knox is tripped I might lose the functionality of some apps like Flow.
But since the phone was released for a while now is there any way to use Samsung Flow on rooted devices?
I tried Magisk Hide but it does nothing.
See if this helps:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s8+/help/samsung-flow-failed-registering-t3632870
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See if this helps:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s8+/help/samsung-flow-failed-registering-t3632870
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Thanks for answering. I read that already. The problem is on phone the app says I can not use it due to root. Is there still no workaround?
Why does Magisk Hide not work here?
+1
How to get Samsung Flow work on rooted Samsung Galaxy A70?