New to this site. Please move this instead of closing it if I'm in the wrong spot. When I look up rooting for the metro pcs samsung galaxy grand prime g530t1 I find allot of people in forums having trouble with there phone being bricked. Some are supposedly due to frp lock or some setting in developer options called oem unlock. People claimed to have successfully rooted the g530t1 with kingroot but claim there grand prime was soft bricked upon restart. I've already accessed developer options and switched oem unlock. I read something about Google being involved with frp lock, and in order to avoid frp lock you must somehow disable, log out, or delete your Google account. How do I root without having to worry about frp lock? Metro pcs samsung galaxy grand prime g530t1 lollipop 5.1.1. PC ACCESS. how can I safely root without brick?
frp lock/oem unlock
How do I prevent bricking during the root process? Afraid of frp lock and oem unlock bricking. Please help
Techmø said:
How do I prevent bricking during the root process? Afraid of frp lock and oem unlock bricking. Please help
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Once you enabled OEM unlocking in developer options, you don't have to worry about FRP.
Also there's a kernel that can root your device so no kingroot needed...
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I noticed in developer options that it has OEM unlock. Does this finally mean that I can root without bricking the device?
No. It does nothing basically. Nothing new
Rooted here
Need a new phone and an unlocked bootloader for rooting. Can get one with
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Only to have said it: to root a phone's Android phone's bootloader MUST NOT got unlocked before.
NO OEM OPTION, HOW CAN YA ROOT IT IF ITS LOCKED STILL!!!!!
More details would be helpful like device model brand software version etc
Wich root solution are you trying?
Does your device support bootloader unlocking?
I am trying to unlock the bootloader on my Samsung Galaxy S6 Verizon model to root the phone and install Kali Nethunter on it. The phone is currently running Android Nougat (7.0).
I've seen tutorial say that going in developper setting there should be an option called OEM unlocking, but it isn't there.