Anything on the market that allows both? Samsung seems like only 1 or the other but not both
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Sorry guys, I'm new to this, not Linux/C++ conversant, and am trying to get up to speed to root my Captivate (Eclair 2.1) -- but encountered the random, frequent shutdown problem...Pause while AT&T sends out a replacement.
I've searched, and think I know the answer, but I'm still hoping: Is there any way to transfer all apps and their data (other than the contacts, call log, SMS stuff, which is easy) to the new phone without rooting either or both? I have used AppBackup and Android Manager, and have brute force copied to PC what I could via USB connection (belt and suspenders type here!)...what next? Is there a way to batch transfer it all onto the new phone, or am I faced with reinstalling one-by-one either from the market or sideloading (if I can make that work on the unrooted AT&T Captivate).
I know this would be easier if I rooted the new phone, but I don't want to do that until I know the equipment's okay.
Titanium backup is your best bet. You will have to root but it it easy and can be un-rooted easily as well. If you buy the paid version of TiBu it will do a batch restore.
I just got a Note 4 developer edition and am almost fully "moved in". The problem is moving the Gear 2 Neo from my Note 3 to this phone - it was a pain setting it all up just the way I like it and am afraid I will miss something if I had to set it all back up on the new phone.
I wish there was a way to "image" the watch and just reload the setup as it is now.
Does anyone know of a way to do it? I would be willing to root the watch to do that - I haven't had any reason to do that previously.
I have a cloned samsung s6, it seems suspicious as it blocks internet access of an app that checks phone gunuineness (although I already had knew that it is fake because it doesn't have download mode for real samsung phone). Now I'm afraid it doesn't only blocks but also intercept connections of my other apps. I can't root it anyway. Is there any way I can do for now?
Hello, i'm having troubles figuring out how to not just disable but completely remove the tab in device care for the "security" feature and "places" from samsung phone app, I'm running a one UI port rom and i've seen that different roms have these "features" disabled, just replacing the app didn't work (didn't make sense in the first place but i tried my luck) and can't seem to find a csc feature (floatingfeature.xml) that can change the state of it. Anyone have any idea on how to do so?
Hi all,
As per title, did you have to unroot for work reasons or did you find a way around the issue?
It's basically starting to become more of a hassle than a luxury to keep root on my 7 pro currently given the ever more ability for some apps to detect root. If I had a choice I would stay rooted. I've done the whole hide, rename, etc, that typically hides detection, but to no avail. Safetynet is passing.
Basically i'm just wondering is it possible to create a work profile on the phone and completely hide root from it? I've tried, but root is still being detected, but it could be some step i'm missing. T.I.A.
Yeah, my company wouldn't let me even set up Slack with my bootloader unlocked. I've been wanting to try some of these Android 11 ROMs coming out, but I need Slack and other services to be alerted when I'm away from my laptop. It's a bummer.