It's 2018 now and I know you can't unlock the bootloader, but can you root the ATT Moto Z2 force? If not with ADB, can you root it with Kingroot and Kingoroot?
did you ever get an answer?
exavadeathwitch said:
It's 2018 now and I know you can't unlock the bootloader, but can you root the ATT Moto Z2 force? If not with ADB, can you root it with Kingroot and Kingoroot?
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Did you ever get an answer to the root question?
You can't root using the method we use because we unlock the bootlader and patch boot. So in short no, ATT doesn't allow bootloader unlock on their variant. Who knows if there's something else out there that can, all you can do is try.
Has anyone with an AT&T tried the Motorola bootloader unlock page since the announcement of no pie update
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mijing said:
How to unlock Bootloader and root Indian dual sim version motoz play
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For unlocking the Bootloader
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a
For rooting, its already mentioned in the rooting thread so go through that.
I'm stock 7.1.1 Verizon xl is there a way to root now or are we waiting
revolt1 said:
I'm stock 7.1.1 Verizon xl is there a way to root now or are we waiting
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Did you look in the development forum..
aholeinthewor1d said:
Did you look in the development forum..
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There's nothing there about root after update
revolt1 said:
There's nothing there about root after update
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There's no difference with root. You just can't unlock bootloader after the update. There are tons of threads about root already
aholeinthewor1d said:
There's no difference with root. You just can't unlock bootloader after the update. There are tons of threads about root already
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He can't use those root files with an unlocked bootloader
I wish VZW users would preface their thread titles with [VERIZON] so the rest of us could save a few clicks and just ignore them.
@revolt1,
Don't hold your breath waiting. I doubt there'll be a method to unlock VZW Pixel XL bootloader running 7.1.1.
7.1.1 locked up the bootloader again. Need to wait for an exploit. I'm finding .ore and more these days that stock Android is my fav without root now that I have a non-root AdBlock method.
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He asked about root and you guys are talking about unlocking, I'm confused.
jjayzx said:
He asked about root and you guys are talking about unlocking, I'm confused.
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Cuz you have to be unlocked to root. Unlocking is step one before you can do anything.
An update locked the bootloader? Thanks for this, I'll not be going to vz to get this phone. Now I'm wondering if the update that the Google bought phone gets when a vz sim is inserted (what I've read) will do the same?
Larzzzz82 said:
An update locked the bootloader? Thanks for this, I'll not be going to vz to get this phone. Now I'm wondering if the update that the Google bought phone gets when a vz sim is inserted (what I've read) will do the same?
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If you find one in stock it shouldn't have the update since it just came out last week. You can't remove sim and skip setup and don't connect to wifi. Then you can unlock before taking the OTA. That's what I did on my replacement pixel from best buy
Just to clarify, if you are already unlocked before taking the 7.1.1 update you will still be unlocked after update.
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with the Verizon version of the moto z play, the bootloader can not be unlocked. has anyone tried to work around it and still be able to root with the locked bootloader? i know with past Verizon phones I've had there were always bootstraps available to set up and still be able to have root but with a locked bootloader.
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with the Verizon version of the moto z play, the bootloader can not be unlocked. has anyone tried to work around it and still be able to root with the locked bootloader? i know with past Verizon phones I've had there were always bootstraps available to set up and still be able to have root but with a locked bootloader.
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Easy answer NO
As the title states, I can't find jack **** on my factory unlocked ATT Moto z 2 force xt1789-04
Can I and how do I Root it??
I know the bootloader can't be unlocked right??
I've had this phone for 6 months and the adds from apps popping up randomly is seriously irritating
Just disable apps that you do not want to use.
About ATT bootloader unlock, keep buying lottery and you may win Powerball one day.
I already do that, disabling apps
I know bootloader can't for att
Is there any way to Root it without??
Please and thank you
Maybe there are some other ways, but most of us dont know about it.
Currently, unlock bootloader is the only way to root Motorola phone.
Anybody else know anything else on the att 1789-04 factory unlocked phone.
Bump for info???
Is it at all possible to root or unlock bootloader????
att factory unlocked xt1789-04 on T-Mobile network
Thanks everyone
Short answer is no you can't bootloader unlock or root the at&t version
Hi,
Just one simple question, iam using a lg g8 sk telecom korean variant. LGE-G820N. On android 11. Is it possible to root this without unlocking bootloader? Just plain root only. Is it possible? I tried two rooting apps with only using phone and using pc also. No success. Any advice?
Thanks
sasindu said:
Hi,
Just one simple question, iam using a lg g8 sk telecom korean variant. LGE-G820N. On android 11. Is it possible to root this without unlocking bootloader? Just plain root only. Is it possible? I tried two rooting apps with only using phone and using pc also. No success. Any advice?
Thanks
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Uhmmmm, no, it's a prerequisite to having root, is an unlocked bootloader. A locked bootloader means the system hasn't been tampered with. Having root gives ability to tamper with system files, thus, you can't have a locked bootloader with root.
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AsItLies said:
Uhmmmm, no, it's a prerequisite to having root, is an unlocked bootloader. A locked bootloader means the system hasn't been tampered with. Having root gives ability to tamper with system files, thus, you can't have a locked bootloader with root.
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Thank you AsltLies.
By the way is there anyone who has successfully unlocked bootloader on LG G820N korean variant?