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How to root easiest way?

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I want to root (easiest way possible)
and I'm looking to install the most latest, stable, light weight rom which do you recommened? I was hoping cyanogen mod but is it latest android?
P.S It's my mums phone I cant afford to screw it up!
Thanks

tanveer_ said:
I want to root (easiest way possible)
and I'm looking to install the most latest, stable, light weight rom which do you recommened? I was hoping cyanogen mod but is it latest android?
P.S It's my mums phone I cant afford to screw it up!
Thanks
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there are dozens of posts here on XDA, so use the search box bud...

moonryder said:
there are dozens of posts here on XDA, so use the search box bud...
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Yes I dont understand which I should be following I read somewhere your firmware has to match which method you do?
So I made a thread... as Im to confused.

[BOOTANIMATIONS][Kindle Fire]

Here is my main thread of Kindle Fire Bootanimations, will upload more as i finish them
---Notices---
--BETA SOFTWARE, PARTIALLY TESTED, MAY SOFT BRICK DEVICE*--
--I ASSUME YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING; IF NOT, YOU SHOULD PROBABLY THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU TRY THIS, I AM IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT YOU DO TO YOUR DEVICE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU MUCK THINGS UP BECAUSE YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING--
Nexus Style
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*I truly wouldn't worry about bricking too much, as long as you have a recovery with a file browser installed, you can delete the offending bootanimation.zip and all *should* be fine and dandy (it *should* revert to the stock bootanimation)

satthudaigai said:
can fit 7HD?
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Unfortunately, they are different aspect ratios (First Gen is approx 16:9, exactly 128:75, Second Gen 7 inch is exactly 16:10) so changing the desc.txt resolution will not work, I'd have to resize completely. Some I may, others (like the Nexus animation, which has over 100 frames) would take to long. On a normal Andriod ROM, changing the desc.txt would just lead to a warped image, on stock Kindle firmware I've never got it to work.

Do GOOGLE DEVS/ ENGINEERS EVER ROOT THEIR PHONE?

Hello folkz!! I'm here to know that Ain't they [Google Devs, engineers & other staffs] root their phones and flash cutsom roms on it?
Aint they bored hell outta stuffs? And they still use stock android ? xD
JUST CURIOUS!!
What do you say??
:silly:
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You don't always need to root your phone install custom ROMs

Undoubtedly the devs use root for testing and tweaking. And I'm certain they play with custom ROMs; it's no coincidence that the last few iterations have been integrating features first found in custom ROMs.

Planterz said:
Undoubtedly the devs use root for testing and tweaking. And I'm certain they play with custom ROMs; it's no coincidence that the last few iterations have been integrating features first found in custom ROMs.
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*Counted :3

Of course they root, for testing purposes

Lordinal82 said:
Of course they root, for testing purposes
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xD

Official Title: Senior Sandwich Artist. Unofficially...?

Under normal operating conditions, I am a Manager for a fairly popular Restaurant. But after Midnight, The Devil comes out and he starts to have his way with certain little devices.
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This would not have happened if you had a password-locked master account on your devices and created a guest account.

What are you referring to?
That's a screenshot of Magisk Boot image being written

footlongman1 said:
What are you referring to?
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I will not advise anything, because you did not write anything about the device: model, android version. Tip for now: restore the stock firmware.

footlongman1 said:
Under normal operating conditions, I am a Manager for a fairly popular Restaurant. But after Midnight, The Devil comes out and he starts to have his way with certain little devices. View attachment 5688937
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Welcome to XDA

ze7zez said:
I will not advise anything, because you did not write anything about the device: model, android version. Tip for now: restore the stock firmware.
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Wasn't my device. So not too worried.

Question Can anyone get "Matterport Capture" off the Playstore to work on a rooted Pixel 7? [SOLVED]

I have a rooted Pixel 7 with an unlocked bootloader + USF 2.4.0_Mod 1.2 mod and Matterport Capture is not available, says device is not compatible. The Government version is the only one that shows but requires a government account. Passes integrity checks EXCEPT the Strong.
Is it because the locked bootloader, or something else?
Does it work on a custom ROM?
Any confirmations would be helpful. I have to much stored on the phone and use it for work so can't have it offline for long trying to accomplish something that can't be done.
Please

Fine here. Are you play protect certified in the play store? If not, clear storage for it
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Fine here. Are you play protect certified in the play store? If not, clear storage for it
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Got it! Thank you!!
Not sure why but apparently best I didn't clear caches, been a long week.