I have a T-Mobile branded S-6. It's got TWRP already and I flashed this onto it, but then I wasn't able to use certain features, such as the Samsung Pay App, which works on the S6.
If there's not something I'm missing (I've tried a lot and thoroughly looked into it), what would be the best stock rom to use to retain these features without having all the T-Mobile bloatware?
Thanks in advance for any help!
You can't regain these features once your device indicates knox warranty void of any value other than 0x0
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khalaan said:
You can't regain these features once your device indicates knox warranty void of any value other than 0x0
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RIP, well thanks for the info
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i was wondering if anyone is making a root for the newest OTA update to the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Bulid Number- JSS15J.N900AUCUBMJ5
Don't want to use Kingo because it's not approved by XDA
JunioRxIII said:
i was wondering if anyone is making a root for the newest OTA update to the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Bulid Number- JSS15J.N900AUCUBMJ5
Don't want to use Kingo because it's not approved by XDA
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The original version of Kingo is not approved. The current version has no issues. I used it and many others have. If you are worried about sending out information, then any APP you have installed is a potential threat. They do not have to list all the requirements an app needs in the store.
If you download Kingo to your PC and start to install it there is a terms of service you have to agree to. In that TOS on line 5 the makers of Kings state they do not remove, copy, or send any data from your PC or device to be rooted.
That being said if they are found to be sending any sort of data or info then you can sue them for Violation of that term.
Kingo is the only safe and brick/mistake proof method for MJ5 right now and many of us have used it with no issues.
Does Kingo trip the the KNOX flag? I really want to root this device and get rid of some of the bloatware on it. BUT since its only about 3 days old and I have a contract I don't want to make it un-replaceable if something else happens.
Also I read that 4.4 will be released... Ive been with ATT for years and have found them to be a bit slow on updates. Will we get 4.4 or not?
Thanks
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Does Kingo trip the the KNOX flag? I really want to root this device and get rid of some of the bloatware on it. BUT since its only about 3 days old and I have a contract I don't want to make it un-replaceable if something else happens.
Also I read that 4.4 will be released... Ive been with ATT for years and have found them to be a bit slow on updates. Will we get 4.4 or not?
Thanks
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Kingo does not trip KNOX. It also has the ability to be unrooted by reconnecting to PC and unrooting or Go into SU on the phone and select unroot. Then the phone will be as though you never rooted it. I have confirmed this works on MJ5 as well.
As for 4.4, I doubt you will see it on the N3. Samsung likes to hold out for the next device for the new Android version. So if they make a Note 4 then 4.4 will be released to it. The only chance N3 users have for 4.4 is if the Bootloader is ever unlocked or use Safestrap once somebody makes a ROM based on KitKat.
I'd argue we Will see kitkat myself. This is the best att has right now IMHO. And of wager at lest one more major update.
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Yea I just wanted others input on Kingo and seeing how others have used it seems like it is the best way to go thanks
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Hi all,
I searched several post before posting but none of them answer my question. I would like to know which method is the best for rooting my S4 Active International Version I9295. Also I would like to know if there is a method that does not activate know security and flashing counter in other words one that will not void my warranty?
Thanks in advance for any help
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I heard towelroot is the only one that doesn't change KNOX warranty bit if you have officiall update from Samsung to Kitkat 4.4.2. To be sure downloads Phone INFO app from Playstore and check with this app if you have Knox warranty bit 0x0 than use only towelroot, if you have 0x1 you lost your warranty forever, if you don't have any you can root how you want, but from what I read towelroot is the easiest.
I check with phone info I have 0x0 so I should use towelroot but this will not activate my know to 0x1 and void my warranty?
I'm not certain of how this applies to the Active, but I've used Towelroot about 4 times on my Verizon S4, and I'm still 0x0.
Ok...
But I found somewhere it is for firmware before 3 June 2014 but mine is 6th June 2014 will it work?
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Hi, I need help with the ROM selection process. So idk if the Knox counter is still the same since I last rooted, which was a Note 3, but it has to be a 0x0 counter to avoid tripping it. Is there a way to unvoid the warranty and return to stock without T-Mobile noticing if the phone has problems? Which ROM is similar to the S6's debloated Touchwiz with all the features? Is there even a port? Lollipop available for the Note 4 as well? Samsung is really dropping the ball for software updates. Thanks for the info and help.
All these questions could of been answered and have been in many other threads. Use search and read up.
Go into the Development section and look around.
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Hi, I need help with the ROM selection process. So idk if the Knox counter is still the same since I last rooted, which was a Note 3, but it has to be a 0x0 counter to avoid tripping it. Is there a way to unvoid the warranty and return to stock without T-Mobile noticing if the phone has problems?...
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No. But many have done warranty exchanges with 0x1 with no problems, including me.
As for all the other questions, you can check the developer section.
And no lollipop yet. Sprint just go theirs, but hopefully we'll be up next.
Hey guys,
I've searched quite a bit, but just wanted to confirm. As it seems not that many people have the DOI1 firmware, so I haven seen any posts related to rooting this version. I would like to root my phone without tripping Knox. Has anybody been able to? If so, please point me in the right direction. I've read about Unikernel but I know it trips Knox.
Thanks in advance,
Nope, there is no way to root without tripping knox on this firmware version yet.
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Nope, there is no way to root without tripping knox on this firmware version yet.
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Thanks. I'm ignoring the DOJ7 Update like crazy... I hope something comes out soon.
I'm sure if I dig into the forums I will be able to find the answers I'm looking for buuut, I have a Exynox Note 8 SM-N950F, is there a way to root it with safety net not tripped and Knox not tripped?
I couldn't really care for Knox, but it gets rid of s-health and that's what I want
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I'd like to know which note 8 version to buy if I wish to root, rom, and unlock bootloader. Free bump OP cause I think we can both help each other get our answers.
There is no way to root without tripping Knox, but there is a patch to bring s health back after rooting
CCJ22 said:
I'd like to know which note 8 version to buy if I wish to root, rom, and unlock bootloader. Free bump OP cause I think we can both help each other get our answers.
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Exynos is best for all that, since bootloader is unlocked and roms are being developed. Lots of reading still for you...particularly the OEM unlock thread .
Until today there's no way of rooting without tripping the Knox
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There is no way to root without tripping Knox, but there is a patch to bring s health back after rooting
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Is there a patch to bring Samsung pay back?
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Exynos is best for all that, since bootloader is unlocked and roms are being developed. Lots of reading still for you...particularly the OEM unlock thread .
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O wow, so avoid the snapdragon version. I learned something new. Thank you
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Is there a patch to bring Samsung pay back?
O wow, so avoid the snapdragon version. I learned something new. Thank you
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No patch to bring back Samsung Pay after tripping Knox as far as I know.
Yes if you want custom roms then Exynos is the best bet because of the unlocked bootloader. There are some exceptions with Snapdragon that also have unlocked bootloader, but most don't so they don't have as much development attention as Exynos. Unfortunately some Exynos have OEM Unlock issues which throw a bit of a wrench into things for some. Check out the OEM Unlock thread for details on that.
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No patch to bring back Samsung Pay after tripping Knox as far as I know.
Yes if you want custom roms then Exynos is the best bet because of the unlocked bootloader. There are some exceptions with Snapdragon that also have unlocked bootloader, but most don't so they don't have as much development attention as Exynos. Unfortunately some Exynos have OEM Unlock issues which throw a bit of a wrench into things for some. Check out the OEM Unlock thread for details on that.
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What a nightmare. I just read it. Typical Samsung fashion.
Sounds like SM-N950N is the only safe version where unlocked bootloader sticks and not thrown back in jail.