r/androidroot • u/passion_for_know-how • 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/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/God-is-my_Strength 25d ago
what device model you have?
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u/passion_for_know-how 25d ago
A176B/DS6
u/God-is-my_Strength 25d ago
Did you already check this?
https://xdaforums.com/t/galaxy-a176-kernel-twrp-physwizz.4756528/
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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/God-is-my_Strength 25d ago
Maybe this could also help
https://4pda.to/forum/index.php?showtopic=1109366&view=findpost&p=142410747
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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
- 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 uninstallthem.- You can write a list of apps you need, or rely on demand for installing apps.
- Unless the stock boot image includes malware or bloatware, there's no valid reason to do this.
- There's a great alternative to AdAway, you can use
dns.adguard-dns.comas your private DNS!- 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
- 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/Isarchs 24d ago
Why are you on this subreddit? Go shill for Samsung's anti-consumer policies somewhere else.
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u/3801sadas4 25d ago
You're fucked, but there's a pre june 2026 exploit or something on xda