Hi,
Full noob here. Will appreciate all the suggestions I can get, thanks in advance!
So i have a Galaxy note 8 designated for Sprint. The problem is, it's linked so someones account. I bought this phone from ebay and there is no hope of contacting the person. Is there any way I can get around this?
The phone has a clean ESN...just needs to be released so I can activate it.
Thanks
Nope they will have to do it.
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zelendel said:
Nope they will have to do it.
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do you know if rooting the phone will work? Is there any way around this?
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litop00p said:
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do you know if rooting the phone will work? Is there any way around this?
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No legal way no.
litop00p said:
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do you know if rooting the phone will work? Is there any way around this?
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Their bill that they owe has to paid before the block can be removed. It's the ONLY legal way.
DO NOT CONTACT ME VIA PM TO RECEIVE HELP, YOU WILL BE IGNORED. KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
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Ok guys please don't make fun of me. Here is what I need help with
I traded my laptop to get back into an iPhone 5. Someone traded their iPhone 5c a1456 to me. My problem is they have sprint I have tmobile. Sprint will not give me the unlock code please help me to unlock my phone so that I can use it on tmobile ?
Again don't be mean I know it's a silly question!
Actually, its an android forum! And if u want to unlock ur phone, then maybe Google can help u! Or go to some nearby hacking shops, Those guys will make it for few bucks!
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This is an Android device form but in this case let's put that aside. As @lionelsuyog had suggest. Its best to get your device unlocked at shops. It not expensive and its worth the bucks.
Thank you guys so much for responding! I didn't realize this was android only I apologize! I have seen online there are unlock programs that don't charge much. Does anyone know if any online unlock programs work or are good? I so much appreciate your help
Babygurl041009 said:
Thank you guys so much for responding! I didn't realize this was android only I apologize! I have seen online there are unlock programs that don't charge much. Does anyone know if any online unlock programs work or are good? I so much appreciate your help
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I don't recommend trying online apps! Just go to a nearby shop!
lionelsuyog said:
I don't recommend trying online apps! Just go to a nearby
I will do that thank you so much!!!
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Babygurl041009 said:
lionelsuyog said:
I don't recommend trying online apps! Just go to a nearby
I will do that thank you so much!!!
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Ur welcomed! Next time, use forum.iphone-developers.com
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Is there a cost associated with this workaround? If so, full disclosure please. If not then why not post the fix for all to see? Also, and I don't know the answer to this question, is this legal? Isn't FRP used to protect users who have their phones lost or stolen?
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Is there a cost associated with this workaround? If so, full disclosure please. If not then why not post the fix for all to see? Also, and I don't know the answer to this question, is this legal? Isn't FRP used to protect users who have their phones lost or stolen?
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Maybe because as soon as any workaround is posted publicly, it gets patched.
im not doing this for stolen Devices my friend
ismailaba said:
im not doing this for stolen Devices my friend
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Check your inbox my friend
Same guy who was telling folks to go to a FB page? 5 posts... That was about the same amount as the other guy.
you dont need to have 80000 post to unlock android nougat frp i think
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Maybe because as soon as any workaround is posted publicly, it gets patched.
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That's entirely possible however, don't you think if they wanted to get the workaround they'd have it by now? A simple PM and perhaps a cost, although that has not been verified as of yet, would be a simple thing for a Google employee if they wanted it.
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ismailaba said:
im not doing this for stolen Devices my friend
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I didn't doubt your integrity I was just asking if this is a protection from devices that are lost or stolen or even spouses and miscreants that want to break into a device. And the question was is this legal or not?
i think its legal ! lets suppose that someone forget his gmail account and he did a factory reset and he tried all the ways to recover it but no luck !! or someone buy a phone from a website and found it locked frp !!!
ismailaba said:
i think its legal ! lets suppose that someone forget his gmail account and he did a factory reset and he tried all the ways to recover it but no luck !! or someone buy a phone from a website and found it locked frp !!!
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No, I've heard the stories about buying one that was locked. The only thing is you now have become the judge, the jury and the executioner. If you are comfortable with taking someone's word for it on a PM then so be it. I really have only heard about those that bought it off a site or privately and couldn't get the Gmail password that locked it. If it's actually your account there are always ways of getting the password or resetting it. They will ask you questions that only you would know, ask for your last known password or some other things only the account holder would have.
Just curious, are you charging and if so, how much. Don't tell me if you don't want, it doesn't matter to me that much. I'd also like to know if Google can challenge someone doing this as illegal and bypassing licensing restrictions. I don't know but you might want to protect yourself just in case.
And.. what if someone is harmed by your breaking FRP? Would you be held liable for damages? Just some thoughts for you to ponder.
Well, impossible as it seems, another Pixel bites the dust!!
Thank you Ismail for everything, and congrats man for this truly amazing achievement! You are the top man as in this moment!
So guys, if you do have a problem with your FRP gone wild, contact Ismail. He really knows what he's doing.
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Well, impossible as it seems, another Pixel bites the dust!!
Thank you Ismail for everything, and congrats man for this truly amazing achievement! You are the top man as in this moment!
So guys, if you do have a problem with your FRP gone wild, contact Ismail. He really knows what he's doing.
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:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed: time to shine thanks bro
he did it, just need less than 30minutes
my google pixel is back to work normal, thanks mate
ceyad said:
he did it, just need less than 30minutes
my google pixel is back to work normal, thanks mate
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Your Welcome Bro :good:
Google Pixel 7.1.1
Howdy, Boss! I hope all is well. Possible help with my google pixel 7.1.1 frp bypass?
i need some helps
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Thanks everyone.
Wolf
very hight prices 62 USD for PIXEL XL !!!!!!!
i wish this was posted how on the thread cause it sounds like a workaround that may be able to get the locked pixels root.. i could be wrong, but I wish i knew what he is doing.
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very hight prices 62 USD for PIXEL XL !!!!!!!
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Do you want to be able to use your locked phone or keep it as a $500 paper weight?
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Thanks.
Why would you need to bypass it?
And no, it's not as simple as that, it's designed to stop thieves from reactivating stolen phones
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I mean, can I root/reinstall the Samsung OS and the phone will be useablle again?
Thanks.
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Contact orig seller, See if you can get the account credentials.
Hey guys, was wondering if anybody has any idea whether Q for p3 will ever be rootable or not? If not, I may look into getting a different phone. Thanks.
Wow ok how bout never, see ya! Don't start dumb threads like this man, have some patience.
b1337 said:
Wow ok how bout never, see ya! Don't start dumb threads like this man, have some patience.
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Lol. I didn't ask for an asinine value judgment of the thread. If you don't know, how about don't respond , especially in such an agressive manner.
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Lol. I didn't ask for an asinine value judgment of the thread. If you don't know, how about don't respond , especially in such an agressive manner.
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Welcome to this toxic community :laugh:
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Welcome to this toxic community :laugh:
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Ha! I've never seen it this bad. Sheesh.
Xdevillived666 said:
Hey guys, was wondering if anybody has any idea whether Q for p3 will ever be rootable or not? If not, I may look into getting a different phone. Thanks.
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Based on comments John Wu has made on Twitter it is doable, but is going to require major changes to Magisk. I believe he is going to wait for the final release before he starts.
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Welcome to this toxic community :laugh:
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It's not toxic it's common sense
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Based on comments John Wu has made on Twitter it is doable, but is going to require major changes to Magisk. I believe he is going to wait for the final release before he starts.
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Thanks. I looked at Twitter before asking but I didn't see anything concrete hence my post. I appreciate this. Thanks again.
Not happening. Look at the Verizon thread. A nice guy gave it his all and a few people tried basic stuff. Never buy from a carrier again.
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Not happening. Look at the Verizon thread. A nice guy gave it his all and a few people tried basic stuff. Never buy from a carrier again.
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You chewing on them words now? Hehe
What did I miss?
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What did I miss?
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Looks like you were answering the question of rooting Q with the lack of Verizon unlockable bootloader as your example with the "never buy from a carrier" comment when nobody claimed in this thread that they did buy from a carrier. Q is rooted, and that appears to be the reason for the "chewing on those words" comment. If your original comment was just to say that Verizon wouldn't get BL unlocked... wrong thread.
Does anyone know how to unlock the bootloader? Or does anyone have the source to root a galaxy note 20 ultra (snapdragon)? I've seen the link saying why someone did it but it doesn't explain how they did it, or where. I understand i might have to pay but honestly it's worth it.
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Does anyone know how to unlock the bootloader? Or does anyone have the source to root a galaxy note 20 ultra (snapdragon)? I've seen the link saying why someone did it but it doesn't explain how they did it, or where. I understand i might have to pay but honestly it's worth it.
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Currently, the only way is via that method. It's done through an unlocking method that only they're able to do. Otherwise, it would have been discussed by now
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Currently, the only way is via that method. It's done through an unlocking method that only they're able to do. Otherwise, it would have been discussed by now
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Okay, so do you know the source for paying for it?
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Okay, so do you know the source for paying for it?
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You've got to search around for it, it's not really meant to be posted or talked about since it's a paid service and XDA isn't really about paid services...
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You've got to search around for it, it's not really meant to be posted or talked about since it's a paid service and XDA isn't really about paid services...
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Okay, do you think you could point me in the right direction? I just really can't find anything besides that one about the guy who did it and why he did it
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Okay, do you think you could point me in the right direction? I just really can't find anything besides that one about the guy who did it and why he did it
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Did you try contacting said guy via pm?
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Did you try contacting said guy via pm?
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Yes and no response, I just wish I didn't get a new phone lmao
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Yes and no response, I just wish I didn't get a new phone lmao
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Maybe you can pm @butchieboy
Hold on coming at ya
Wes check PM
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Okay, so do you know the source for paying for it?
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You've got to search around for it, it's not really meant to be posted or talked about since it's a paid service and XDA isn't really about paid services...
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SamPWND unlocks bootloader on Snapdragon GalaxySamPWND is a paid service that (remotely) helps you unlock the bootloader on Snapdragon Galaxy devices sold in the USA and Canada. This service is provided by XDA Recognized Developer and long-time community member elliwigy. He first announced this service over at XDA in December 2020.
He is the same developer who found an exploit that led to root solutions for various Snapdragon devices including Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S9/S9+, and Galaxy Note 9.
Here’s the old direct link to SamPWND’s official website: https://www.sampwnd.com/... but unfortunately the site is down.
You can contact elliwigy here though and ask.