Hi all,
am really stumped here and can't work out whether the One 801e has LTE or not. I mean, I've done tons of research and various sites say different things. I'd like to buy an unlocked 64gb but I want to know if it has LTE or not which for me is a deal breaker. Please answer if you're absolutely sure and without a single doubt in the world! :good:
Thanks
PinoPano said:
Hi all,
am really stumped here and can't work out whether the One 801e has LTE or not. I mean, I've done tons of research and various sites say different things. I'd like to buy an unlocked 64gb but I want to know if it has LTE or not which for me is a deal breaker. Please answer if you're absolutely sure and without a single doubt in the world! :good:
Thanks
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It doesn't support LTE out of box.
LlabTooFeR said:
It doesn't support LTE out of box.
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So, do you think it's just a question of installing the 801n radios? I mean, is it really that easy? Thanks for clarifying this
PinoPano said:
So, do you think it's just a question of installing the 801n radios? I mean, is it really that easy? Thanks for clarifying this
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Not easy, but there is weak possibility to activate LTE
Would it not be easier to see excactly what variant the 801e has? Fastboot and it states at the top under 'Locked'.
See this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2223236&highlight=variant
Hi! Provide me a dmesg, logcat or the file from /proc/last_kmesg & /proc/kmesg
I'll look into it's hardwares and tell you if the device can support LTE or not.
Riyal said:
Hi! Provide me a dmesg, logcat or the file from /proc/last_kmesg & /proc/kmesg
I'll look into it's hardwares and tell you if the device can support LTE or not.
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Can i provide /proc/last_kmesg & /proc/kmesg to you, and you check for me?
Sure go ahead. But please PM me once you provide it here as I might not see this thread anytime soon if it get's buried within the forums.
interesting as i also got the 801e
LTE is starting in South Africa now and hopefully will be able to test it out sometime
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Hi everyone i'm new to the WM world. I'm using my diamond in Asia country but my diamond is from Brazil distributor which the spec is stated in the link below:
http://www.htc.com/br/product/touchdiamond/specification.html
I don't understand about how CDMA phone different from GSM phone. So how do i determine my diamond is CDMA or not. Which rom should i choose if i want to flash my rom to wm6.5? thanks for the help..
Based on the specs:
GSM quadribanda 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Your phone is not CDMA.
If it has a Sim Card section where the battery area is located, then that's again another sign.
Dual Devices are coming on the marked these days that have both CDMA and GSM however the Diamond is not one of those phones..
Your phone is not CDMA.
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can i do video call then if my network service provider provides relevant services?
does it means i cannot flash my rom myself? what should i do..
yes you can do video calls
yes you can flash it yourself the majority of htc devices are gsm rather then cdma
can i know where in this forum can found rom for gsm diamond? can hardSPL used too?
egg86 said:
can i know where in this forum can found rom for gsm diamond? can hardSPL used too?
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<<HERE>>is the forum where you will find your Roms/Radios. THe Hard SPL is in my signature HDSPL 1.93.
Happy Flashing...
If it has a Sim Card section where the battery area is located, then that's again another sign
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i dont really understand this statement band27, can further explain? CDMA not having its Sim Card around battery area? thanks.. =)
egg86 said:
i dont really understand this statement band27, can further explain? CDMA not having its Sim Card around battery area? thanks.. =)
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Take off the back cover. You should see a place where you can put your battery and an additional place where you can put your SIM card.
thanks band27, i understood now. appreciate ur help on my topic. =)
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thanks band27, i understood now. appreciate ur help on my topic. =)
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My pleasure...
Okay guys, I have scoured the internet and these forums trying to find a solution to my problem, but I have not come up with anything yet. I have followed the directions exactly for the Sprint version of the rooting for 2.1 on an htc Hero and everything is fine until I get to the command:
sh /sdcard/unrevoked
Now it does it's thing with this and I get the next Unpacking, please wait... And then the huge UNREVOKED, but after this in everything that I have seen it should say "Ready to 'su'." Yet it never does. It just goes back to the "$" and that's where it sits. I checked the phone just to make sure and see if the superuser permissions app was there... and it's not. Am I missing something? I didn't get any errors before this, but can't get that app installed. Ugh, so frustrated...
So no ideas from anyone, huh? Darn, and here I was hoping someone would at least have something for me to try.
I am confused, you said in the thread title you want root for 2.1 not sprint but then you go to mention this;
Okay guys, I have scoured the internet and these forums trying to find a solution to my problem, but I have not come up with anything yet. I have followed the directions exactly for the Sprint version of the rooting for 2.1 on an htc Hero and everything is fine until I get to the command:
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So you want it for the sprint or not for the sprint?
See here not for the sprint (HTC Hero)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=750731
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I am confused, you said in the thread title you want root for 2.1 not sprint
So you want it for the sprint or not for the sprint?
Andrewb84uk,
Good question, but the statement I made still holds true. The phone I have is not using the Sprint ROM but it is a CDMA phone, so I was hoping that the rooting exploit for Sprint would work for the company that I am through as well (which happens to be a carrier called Cellcom located in Wisconsin). So Yes, I do not have a Sprint Hero, but I also do not have a GSM Hero either. Just hoping that since I can't find rooting for any other carriers, something might have worked...
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andrewb84uk said:
I am confused, you said in the thread title you want root for 2.1 not sprint
So you want it for the sprint or not for the sprint?
Andrewb84uk,
Good question, but the statement I made still holds true. The phone I have is not using the Sprint ROM but it is a CDMA phone, so I was hoping that the rooting exploit for Sprint would work for the company that I am through as well (which happens to be a carrier called Cellcom located in Wisconsin). So Yes, I do not have a Sprint Hero, but I also do not have a GSM Hero either. Just hoping that since I can't find rooting for any other carriers, something might have worked...
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ah I see, in that case I am non of the wiser. Sorry.
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That's okay. Thanks for even responding! I appreciate it.
If your phone is CDMA, then I would post over at http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=650
I can move this if you want (I think), but you might as well just open a thread over there and explain the issues.
In GSM Hero, we tend to refer to all CDMA hero's as being Sprint Heros (since Sprint was first to release it IIRC)
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I can move this if you want (I think), but you might as well just open a thread over there and explain the issues.
In GSM Hero, we tend to refer to all CDMA hero's as being Sprint Heros (since Sprint was first to release it IIRC)
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Wait... there is a CDMA forum section? Wha??!?!?? Musta missed that. Merci Beaucoup! I'll probably do that then. If you could move it over that would be great as well.
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Wait... there is a CDMA forum section? Wha??!?!?? Musta missed that. Merci Beaucoup! I'll probably do that then. If you could move it over that would be great as well.
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LOL. I'll move it across to CDMA Q&A.
how to root non-sprint cdma hero
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=581869
Search " universal 1 click root" on xda and follow those directions, even some dude on ACG network gained root.
Sent from my fresh hero.
here's my post, even includes a convenient qr code for it:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7701291&postcount=36
lohp75 said:
Search " universal 1 click root" on xda and follow those directions, even some dude on ACG network gained root.
Sent from my fresh hero.
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lohp75 said:
Search " universal 1 click root" on xda and follow those directions, even some dude on ACG network gained root.
Sent from my fresh hero.
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I tried out a few of the different rooting techniques and have still had no luck. It's kinda frustrating. I guess that's one of the downsizes of having so many devices with the same platform. You can root for one device, but it certainly won't work for all, or all the different carriers either. Couple more to try before I decide to give up and pack it in. Never had this much trouble with my other phone...
SOLVED!!!
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here's my post, even includes a convenient qr code for it
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Wow, thank you. This seems to have worked beautifully. I am now rooted and have the Super User Permissions application on my Hero. Kudos for the link and the creator of the apk!
Is anyone else following this? This is serious and we all need to be aware. Achieving permanent root can't come quick enough! http://www.xda-developers.com/android/the-storm-is-not-over-yet-lets-talk-about-ciq/
I read it this morning and I have been following it since the beginning. As soon as there is a perm root I'm flashing a vanilla rom.
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Is anyone else following this? This is serious and we all need to be aware. Achieving permanent root can't come quick enough! http://www.xda-developers.com/android/the-storm-is-not-over-yet-lets-talk-about-ciq/
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Fully agree
I've been emailing tech sites about it. It truly baffles me that sites like gizmodo it Engadget haven't reported about this. Join the fight!
you can just temp root your phone and use titanium backup to freeze the two apps IQRD and HTC IQAgent and you should be fine.
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you can just temp root your phone and use titanium backup to freeze the two apps IQRD and HTC IQAgent and you should be fine.
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that's a great idea, however this is also about the principle of the whole thing. Think of all of the people that are affected by this... The majority of customers... something must be done and I hope we can do our part.
I will be using this advise as soon as I get home!
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you can just temp root your phone and use titanium backup to freeze the two apps IQRD and HTC IQAgent and you should be fine.
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Did you test it? I believe it goes much deeper than this? See my original post here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1358896
I had submitted a support ticket with AT&T regarding Carrier IQ. Here's their response:
Dear ???? ???,
Thank you for contacting AT&T regarding removing Carrie IQ settings. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. My name is ?? ?? and I will be happy to assist you with your inquiry.
Mr. ???, I have reviewed the device specifications for the HTC Vivid and the Carrie IQ is part of the operating system of your device. If you attempt to remove this from your device per HTC technical support, this will void your warranty with AT&T and well as HTC. Please feel free to contact HTC directly if further information is needed.
HTC
866-449-8358
6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Eastern Time Monday through Sunday
Again, my name is ?? ?? and I thank you for allowing me the opportunity to assist you with your account. I want you to know that we appreciate your doing business with us several years. If we can be of further assistance, please contact us at http://www.att.com/wireless. Should you have additional concerns or questions about this issue please reply to this email. If you need to contact us again regarding a new issue please send us a new email via the contact link through your online account. As always, thank you for choosing AT&T!
Sincerely,
?? ??
AT&T
Online Customer Care Professional
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Then, I had called HTC (866-449-8358 ), and HTC had forwarded me back to AT&T (23 November 2011). AT&T had promised to get back to me, but no reply since.
ccb101 said:
you can just temp root your phone and use titanium backup to freeze the two apps IQRD and HTC IQAgent and you should be fine.
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except CIQ is more than just a couple of apks. it is in the kernel also. tied in deeply with HTC Sense also. this goes beyond just a couple of apks that you can remove when you root.
This whole thing upsets me more than the locked bootloader issue.
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This whole thing upsets me more than the locked bootloader issue.
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I agree with this.
radi0chik said:
This whole thing upsets me more than the locked bootloader issue.
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I agree. This is disheartening and scary. I do well did alot of mobile banking. Won't now. I'll be flashing my brothers inspire asap.
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I have 2 HTC phones from Canadian carriers and both stock version don't have this iqrd app/rootkit.
But the one from US carrier stock version has this, so looks like carrier regulation in Canada or the app/rootkit is naming something else.
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I've been emailing tech sites about it. It truly baffles me that sites like gizmodo it Engadget haven't reported about this. Join the fight!
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Just sent it to every tech site I follow.
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Youssarian said:
This is truly upsetting. After reading the post, I pulled my battery, took the SIM and SD cards out and relit my old phone. I thought it was bad enough I had to 'de-Google' the thing, (Android being the exception, I *thought*.), but I simply won't use this phone as is. IMHO, I think this is worse than the iPhone thing. Will it get the same publicity, I dunno... I think this information should be forwarded to ftc.gov, fcc.gov, consumerist.com and such. This is corporate piracy of the worst kind.
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from what I understand this isn't just Android/HTC. I think this is any smartphone...
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from what I understand this isn't just Android/HTC. I think this is any smartphone...
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this.
the only real method of getting away from CIQ is AOSP/CM
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this.
the only real method of getting away from CIQ is AOSP/CM
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Well, you can strip it from Sense, but it's hard work.
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Well, you can strip it from Sense, but it's hard work.
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yeah, you need to completely rebuild kernel, framework, and kill Sense ties....
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yeah, you need to completely rebuild kernel, framework, and kill Sense ties....
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Seriously? That's insane. I like Sense, but am willing to completely stop using it for that reason of Carrier IQ unless someone takes the time to make Carrer IQless Sense ROM once we have an unlocked bootloader.
Oh note this has nothing to do with sense or htc. This rootkit exists on all types of devices samsung/motorola/nokia.
Htc phone was just used as example
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Does anyone know whether three's HTC one being 'ultrafast' ready means it will be able to access three's up and coming 4g network, or does it refer to the existing hsdpa network only? Cheers for any help, bit confused.
Jme369 said:
Does anyone know whether three's HTC one being 'ultrafast' ready means it will be able to access three's up and coming 4g network, or does it refer to the existing hsdpa network only? Cheers for any help, bit confused.
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yes, One can use 3's 4G when it becomes available
Does the HTC One support DC-HSDPA that Three offers?
Didn't want to open a new thread for this as it's sort of related, but I apologise for hijacking your thread.
Yup pretty nippy, puts my home bb to shame.
Yeah seems to average around 15-20 mb/s download, very pleased with it.
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Does the HTC One support DC-HSDPA that Three offers?
Didn't want to open a new thread for this as it's sort of related, but I apologise for hijacking your thread.
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Yes.
Howdy, folks.
I'm coming from a 3+ year old HTC10 and have an S10 ( G973UZKAXAA factory rooted) on the way. My understanding is that this is the Snapdragon CPU. Can someone point me to the correct thread/guide to root this phone? I'm seeing instructions for Magisk and TWRP, but I'm new to the Samsung world, so I'm a bit confused on where to start.
Thanks in advance!
BillTheCat said:
Howdy, folks.
I'm coming from a 3+ year old HTC10 and have an S10 ( G973UZKAXAA factory rooted) on the way. My understanding is that this is the Snapdragon CPU. Can someone point me to the correct thread/guide to root this phone? I'm seeing instructions for Magisk and TWRP, but I'm new to the Samsung world, so I'm a bit confused on where to start.
Thanks in advance!
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I think you mean factory unlocked not factory rooted. Also US Snapdragon phones can't be rooted and most likely never will.
BillTheCat said:
Howdy, folks.
I'm coming from a 3+ year old HTC10 and have an S10 ( G973UZKAXAA factory rooted) on the way. My understanding is that this is the Snapdragon CPU. Can someone point me to the correct thread/guide to root this phone? I'm seeing instructions for Magisk and TWRP, but I'm new to the Samsung world, so I'm a bit confused on where to start.
Thanks in advance!
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Next time research before hitting the buy button. SMH.
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Next time research before hitting the buy button. SMH.
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I actually did. Apparently you were busy at the time posting snarky comments in other threads and missed it. Thanks for the help.
Tel864 said:
I think you mean factory unlocked not factory rooted. Also US Snapdragon phones can't be rooted and most likely never will.
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Yes, sorry - I mis-spoke - I did mean unlocked. In any case, for those of us who want to relieve ourselves of factory bloatware and have an unlocked and rooted phone, which model number would it be? There are variants all over the map.
Or, would this method using Magisk seemingly confirmed here at XDA get me where I want to be in terms of root?
Thanks in advance!
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Or, would this method using Magisk seemingly confirmed here at XDA get me where I want to be in terms of root?
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You need the international exynos s10 to get root.
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You need the international exynos s10 to get root.
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What confuses me is that some indications suggest that rooting the Snapdragon variant will work, though opinions are all over the map, and not all of them are current. Since development is constantly in motion, it's hard to know for sure.
Here's the link to a guide for rooting with Magisk:
https://www.idroidspace.com/how-to-root-galaxy-s10-xda-reddit/
Here's a guide to flashing TWRP for Snapdragon S10 (which wouldn't be possible without root, I presume):
https://twrp.me/samsung/samsunggalaxyS10qcom.html
Am I just reading all of this wrong? I'm sure you can appreciate that with all this conflicting information and hundreds upon hundreds of pages across multiple threads, it's hard to know for sure.
Thanks in advance!
Exynos models can be rooted. Only some snapdragon models can be rooted, but they aren't U.S. models. The U.S. model phones are locked down tight.
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What confuses me is that some indications suggest that rooting the Snapdragon variant will work, though opinions are all over the map, and not all of them are current. Since development is constantly in motion, it's hard to know for sure.
Here's the link to a guide for rooting with Magisk:
https://www.idroidspace.com/how-to-root-galaxy-s10-xda-reddit/
Here's a guide to flashing TWRP for Snapdragon S10 (which wouldn't be possible without root, I presume):
https://twrp.me/samsung/samsunggalaxyS10qcom.html
Am I just reading all of this wrong? I'm sure you can appreciate that with all this conflicting information and hundreds upon hundreds of pages across multiple threads, it's hard to know for sure.
Thanks in advance!
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Why are you linking external links shot TWRP, magisk and rooting when this place has all the answers already in the other s10 sub forum? I guess searching is not your forte [emoji90]
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Limeybastard said:
Why are you linking external links shot TWRP, magisk and rooting when this place has all the answers already in the other s10 sub forum? I guess searching is not your forte [emoji90]
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Alright there, hotshot. Show me where the thread is that matches my phone variant, and I'll take it from there.
Limeybastard said:
Why are you linking external links shot TWRP, magisk and rooting when this place has all the answers already in the other s10 sub forum? I guess searching is not your forte [emoji90]
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You need the international exynos s10 to get root.
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Except... this. Hence my confusion. Some of y'all are saying yes, others are saying no. It's hard to know what to do for sure.
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Except... this. Hence my confusion. Some of y'all are saying yes, others are saying no. It's hard to know what to do for sure.
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That article is not accurate. You can only root the top two models on that list.
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That article is not accurate. You can only root the top two models on that list.
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See? That wasn't so hard, was it? There's a difference between being lazy and being confused by conflicting information. Wouldn't it be better to give someone the benefit of the doubt and try to help, instead of making snarky comments and hurling recriminations?
It has been well known that it's been at least several years or more since a US Samsung phone could be rooted.
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It has been well known that it's been at least several years or more since a US Samsung phone could be rooted.
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To be expected if you've been a Samsung user all along. I've been an HTC user across the Tilt, HD2, Inspire, One and 10. That covers about... what... fifteen years?
So, "well known" to some is not so much to others. Obviously you immerse yourself in this, follow it vigorously, and therefore have knowledge that others don't. I buy a phone every couple years for business and personal use. I unlock, root, perhaps install a custom ROM but not always, install the necessary apps (TiBu, AdAware, etc.) and I'm done with it. It's not a hobby to me.
That said, I've already sent the phone back. Safe to assume the G975F/DS is what I'd be in need of?
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Safe to assume the G975F/DS is what I'd be in need of?
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Bingo.
BillTheCat said:
To be expected if you've been a Samsung user all along. I've been an HTC user across the Tilt, HD2, Inspire, One and 10. That covers about... what... fifteen years?
So, "well known" to some is not so much to others. Obviously you immerse yourself in this, follow it vigorously, and therefore have knowledge that others don't. I buy a phone every couple years for business and personal use. I unlock, root, perhaps install a custom ROM but not always, install the necessary apps (TiBu, AdAware, etc.) and I'm done with it. It's not a hobby to me.
That said, I've already sent the phone back. Safe to assume the G975F/DS is what I'd be in need of?
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Nope, wrong on all accounts. I came to the S9 then S10 after years of owning and developing firmware for Motorola phones. It doesn't take a genius to read and do a little research before they sink almost a grand into a phone. It also only takes less than a minute to Google and find the answer you've been hashing about for days. It sure as hell doesn't take a genius to figure out how to Google or even search XDA for that matter. Hell, it's been mentioned here a 100 times. If it takes you this long to figure out if you can root, you probably don't want to try.