Please help me
so I have already rooted with Magisk 5 times as possible, and have problems with gmail, mobile banking, etc.
actually it doesn't matter if I don't delete the default system applications that are not used with applications like link2sd etc, that request root access. but what is the root for me if it doesn't delete (sorry) the garbage application.
to deal with that problem I only got the trick by reinstalling the stock rom using odin. and not root
and are there other tricks to deal with this problem?
I really need help from you guys.
thank you
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Hello everyone!
So, i never had seriously played with any android phone and its apps. Only had Symbian and WM.
I understand that if I want cooked ROM that i need to root it and that opens all new customizations possible BUT can i without root install all kind of apps, games etc. Does root have any connections with witch app i can and which i cant install? Because I'm fine with stock ROM and customization but need and want to play with many apps. Help!
Thanks
Ok, i need yes or no!
Without root you can install pretty much anything (whether directly on the phone or through ADB by sideloading), but some apps require you to have root permissions for them to actually run on your phone. Hope that helps.
Hi all,
i have rooted my HTC One S, it is verified with Root checker and Android Terminal Emulator. I wanted to remove Facebook and Twitter for example, i used Root app remover and Uninstall app, and i remove it. But, when i restart my phone, all removed apps come back. Can anyone give mi advice what to do?
Thank in front...
VukasinSRB said:
Hi all,
i have rooted my HTC One S, it is verified with Root checker and Android Terminal Emulator. I wanted to remove Facebook and Twitter for example, i used Root app remover and Uninstall app, and i remove it. But, when i restart my phone, all removed apps come back. Can anyone give mi advice what to do?
Thank in front...
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Hello,
I think you need to uninstall them to factory settings first and then remove it using root explorer/root browser, it might work.
-Vatsal
Hey everyone!
So I haven't been able to find much info in the threads about the issue with Netflix or Snapchat errors with custom ROMs yet and so that's why I'm posting here.
Snapchat won't let me log in(I've tried on other phones and prior to rooting the s8+ and they all worked)
And Netflix isn't working on any ROM other than CarHD rom which I'm not a fan of because of the status bar buttons which are a pain in the ass when it comes to bring down the notification drawer.
Does anyone have a flashable fix for either of these problems. I'm currently running the Nemesis V2 rom which is great btw
jono0402 said:
Hey everyone!
So I haven't been able to find much info in the threads about the issue with Netflix or Snapchat errors with custom ROMs yet and so that's why I'm posting here.
Snapchat won't let me log in(I've tried on other phones and prior to rooting the s8+ and they all worked)
And Netflix isn't working on any ROM other than CarHD rom which I'm not a fan of because of the status bar buttons which are a pain in the ass when it comes to bring down the notification drawer.
Does anyone have a flashable fix for either of these problems. I'm currently running the Nemesis V2 rom which is great btw
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Search this forum. Your questions have been answered.
Custom Roms normally have root do they not? Your root is being detected by these apps and is therefore blocking access. If you only have SuperSu installed or nothing at all, install Magisk v12.0 instead.
Inside Magisk you can hide your root/custom ROM from Snapchat. They normally block access to rooted phones to stop people using root apps to automatically save images without alerting the person your snappchatting (somewhat defeating the purpose of the app) etc.
For Netflix the hide method won't work. You'll need to use a root browser and delete a system file named liboemcrypto.so. Look up this file name to get its exact location. I can confirm that it worked for me and many others. Let me know if this helps you at all.
xeathpk said:
Custom Roms normally have root do they not? Your root is being detected by these apps and is therefore blocking access. If you only have SuperSu installed or nothing at all, install Magisk v12.0 instead.
Inside Magisk you can hide your root/custom ROM from Snapchat. They normally block access to rooted phones to stop people using root apps to automatically save images without alerting the person your snappchatting (somewhat defeating the purpose of the app) etc.
For Netflix the hide method won't work. You'll need to use a root browser and delete a system file named liboemcrypto.so. Look up this file name to get its exact location. I can confirm that it worked for me and many others. Let me know if this helps you at all.
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Ahh you're a legend!
I had already managed to figure out the Snapchat fix by hiding my root but I was confused why this didn't seem to work for Netflix. Deleting the liboemcrypto.so file worked a charm. Much appreciated!!
jono0402 said:
Ahh you're a legend!
I had already managed to figure out the Snapchat fix by hiding my root but I was confused why this didn't seem to work for Netflix. Deleting the liboemcrypto.so file worked a charm. Much appreciated!!
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No worries. Happy I could be of help.
hey, i am confused by my android phone. it is installing an app called 'notification' by itself. i have tried to stop it by restricting 'installing from unknown sources' in settings and by uninstalling superSu. but it keeps installing it. i want to know why& how this is happenning.
roskee said:
hey, i am confused by my android phone. it is installing an app called 'notification' by itself. i have tried to stop it by restricting 'installing from unknown sources' in settings and by uninstalling superSu. but it keeps installing it. i want to know why& how this is happenning.
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Some other app that you've installed is doing it.
Have you rooted your device?
What method did you use to root it?
Did you use Kingroot or KingoRoot?
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Droidriven said:
So other app that you've installed is doing it.
Have you rooted your device?
What method did you use to root it?
Did you use Kingroot or KingoRoot?
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Yes, there must be some app you've installed that keeps installing the strange app.
No unusual app
I don't realy hv uncommon app. all are the ones everybody use. if useful i could list them.
roskee said:
I don't realy hv uncommon app. all are the ones everybody use. if useful i could list them.
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It absolutely has to to be something you installed.
You didn't answer me question, by the way.
Did you root your device with Kingroot or KingoRoot? If so, that is what is doing it.
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not with kingroot!
i rooted it with framaroot about a year ago.but the 'self install' thing began two weeks ago. new apps i hv installed are AIDE,,SCR pro & apk editor pr
Go to “developerettingUncheckInstall apps from external sources”(or something like that).
If the app is installing from play store delete the last install app. It maybe any thing like anti virus, phone booster, battery booster, twrp, recovery etc.
If the app is not installing from play store but downloading from internet then Go to settings> enable developer options> uncheck the box which says “Install apps from un trusted sources (or something like that). Then uninstall the last installed app or the app which u think is causing this issue. Same as above list.
Try closing all tabs in ur browser also.
Then install C cleaner app. Run it. Delete the files which u don't know. Then back to normal
Hi, I use root in all my devices from a lot of time but now I'm 41yo and no more interested in this.
I use root "now only" for
1) call recording (BCR);
2) SwifthBackup;
3) Revanced.
So, call recorder seems to be installed also without root: just put apk in system app directory!
... but, how I can move an apk in system directory without root or twrp, and with locked bootloader?
SwifthBackup can work without root? I don't remember but I can search.
Revanced isn't a problem, I can use with microG.
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Any help about my doubts?
I want try also because VPN not work, and after a months of email with support "seems" can be related to unlocked/rooted device.
I want just try.
Ty.
Without root, Swift Backup can backup app APK files, but not the app data. It does allow you to grant adb permissions through Shizuku, but I never figured out what [if anything] that allows it to do. I wasn't able to backup app data with ADB privelages.
I don't know the answer to the Call Recording issue.
lupastro82 said:
Hi, I use root in all my devices from a lot of time but now I'm 41yo and no more interested in this.
I use root "now only" for
1) call recording (BCR);
2) SwifthBackup;
3) Revanced.
So, call recorder seems to be installed also without root: just put apk in system app directory!
... but, how I can move an apk in system directory without root or twrp, and with locked bootloader?
SwifthBackup can work without root? I don't remember but I can search.
Revanced isn't a problem, I can use with microG.
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Any help about my doubts?
I want try also because VPN not work, and after a months of email with support "seems" can be related to unlocked/rooted device.
I want just try.
Ty.
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I imagine that, once you move that .apk to the system app directory (while rooted), once you unroot, it should still stay there and probably be accessible; but I'm unsure whether successfully running it will be possible -- it depends on the call recording app and if the app requires root to run. If it doesn't and it simply needs root just to be inserted, then I imagine it would probably work if you unroot.
But I have never heard of this method of getting a mod or add-on to work by inserting it in the system app directory...it's fascinating...
Like you said, ReVanced doesn't necessarily need root to work; it just works better with it. Swift Backup will only in a basic way be able to back your device up without root access.
But if you are simply just trying to get a certain VPN to work -- and in the end you don't want to lose root -- you could try doing the numerous root-hiding methods. There are many games, banking apps, and streaming apps that won't work with root (without even giving you a warning that it's because of root detection sometimes) that, once you hide root successfully, are able to run it. It sounds like that could possibly be the case for your VPN.
There are these you can try (if you haven't yet); Zygisk Deny List, UniversalSafetyNetFix (Displax mod works best with P7P), Shamiko, HideMyApp, Magisk Delta, etc.
Also, please be aware (or reminded if you know already) that while unrooting will not wipe and reset your device, locking your bootloader requires wiping the device and you losing everything! You'll be able to get some stuff restored through Google One Backup/Sync, but most everything will need to be set back up and/or lost. And if all you are seeking is to get a VPN to work, I really highly doubt that the app/service goes so far as to detect if you have an unlocked bootloader; it seems there are some banking apps that go that far, but most apps out there don't go that far, and hearing a VPN does would be a first...
Good luck!
Just Google VPN. Do not work anymore from about two months and seems can be a root/unlocked issue.
Anyway, u're right. Ty so much.