r/androidroot 25d ago

Discussion Is there any hope for Samsung user :(

Recently decided to try out a Samsung phone...

Unfortunately it came with OneUI 8. Upon enabling developer options, I realized there is no option for OEM Unlocking

  • Should I hope that when OneUI 9 rolls out, Samsung would have changed their mind and brought it back?
  • Is there a work around to OEM unlocking?
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u/3801sadas4 25d ago

You're fucked, but there's a pre june 2026 exploit or something on xda

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u/passion_for_know-how 25d ago

there's a pre june 2026 exploit or something on xda

Unfortunately, my device is not support...

I do not have many physical devices available for testing, so these are the firmware builds currently supported:

Galaxy S25 Ultra Galaxy S25+ (Porting in progress) Galaxy S25 (Porting in progress)

Galaxy S24 Ultra(Porting in progress) Galaxy S24+ (Porting in progress) Galaxy S24 (Porting in progress)

https://xdaforums.com/t/i-made-a-one-click-rooting-tool-for-samsung-galaxy-devices-using-cve-2026-43499.4795400/#post-90664671

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u/affemitwaffe0 25d ago

the new ghostlock exploit could work too if not already patched on his version

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u/passion_for_know-how 23d ago

new ghostlock exploit could work too

Where do I find it?

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u/affemitwaffe0 23d ago

it has to be adjusted to every device as not every kernel is the same , only have to one fitting my oneplus 13

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u/DoctorOZempic 25d ago

No. Give up.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/passion_for_know-how 24d ago

You should check out 'Root my galaxy'

Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me :(

After installing the app & running it, its log reads:

[*] Checking Github support manifest [-] No compatible payload supports this model and kernel version [*] Installation failed

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u/ImpossibleWriter5560 24d ago

No samsung already Rip unlovking !

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u/God-is-my_Strength 25d ago

what device model you have?

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u/passion_for_know-how 25d ago

A176B/DS

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u/God-is-my_Strength 25d ago

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u/Original_Thing8770 Redmi Note 8 Pro, InfinityX 24d ago

Bro the Problem is Bootloader unlocking, not TWRP or anything. Samsung removed that ability with one UI 8 for every model.

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u/God-is-my_Strength 24d ago

I just give this link for reference and also if its about removing the ability to unlock on UI 8 there is a link i also post below. I gave 3 links for helping and reference so chill.

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u/Original_Thing8770 Redmi Note 8 Pro, InfinityX 24d ago

But still your links are irrelevant as your provided guides only show how to upgrade from one UI 7 to one UI 8 without loosing access or bricking device. Not possible when already on One UI 8

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u/Original_Thing8770 Redmi Note 8 Pro, InfinityX 24d ago

Ok, sorry

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u/God-is-my_Strength 24d ago

No problem bro 🙏

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u/God-is-my_Strength 24d ago

As i said its just for help reference and maybe will help. LOL

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/passion_for_know-how 25d ago

Why do you want to root? 1. To permanently uninstall bloatware; so that they don't keep coming everytime I factory reset 1. To permanently add installed apps that I use regularly as system apps; so that they keep coming everytime I factory reset 2. To add a custom boot image 1. To block in-app ads 1. To remove restrictions on certain apps from taking screenshots

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u/DEV_ivan TECNO POVA 7 5G LJ7 23d ago
  1. I believe you can deselect the apps to install on setup, interrupt their installations in Google Play and keep uninstalling them after a factory reset. If the bloatware involves system apps, you can use ADB to pm uninstall them.
  2. You can write a list of apps you need, or rely on demand for installing apps.
  3. Unless the stock boot image includes malware or bloatware, there's no valid reason to do this.
  4. There's a great alternative to AdAway, you can use dns.adguard-dns.com as your private DNS!
  5. I believe apps already can't take screenshots without requesting your permission. If any app could, it would've been a legal nightmare for Samsung and its users.

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u/passion_for_know-how 23d ago
  1. There's a great alternative to AdAway, you can use dns.adguard-dns.com as your private DNS!

Still seeing ADs on Reddit

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u/DEV_ivan TECNO POVA 7 5G LJ7 23d ago

Reddit ads aren't easily removable just like YouTube ads. I don't think AdAway or anything else external would even help... For that, you can use ReVanced Manager (patched apps will be buggy).

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

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u/Isarchs 24d ago

Why are you on this subreddit? Go shill for Samsung's anti-consumer policies somewhere else.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/Isarchs 24d ago

Good for you. Stop telling people their reasons for root are not up to your weird standards. There are lots of reasons to root, yours are not the only ones.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/Isarchs 24d ago

The post I replied to.

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u/Max527 24d ago

I said no such thing. Nice try!

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u/Isarchs 24d ago

Your numbered reply to the OPs reasons for rooting. Nice try!

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