Hey folks
Recently upgraded from s7 to a70. The s7 was rooted but a70 isnt. Used samsung sidesync to transfer files from one phone to the other. But banking app thinks a70 rooted.
Checked knox counter this hasnt tripped
Checked safetynet passed
Checked playstore securrity thing passed
Used a root checker says not rooted
So unless samsung sideload has transferred some files associated with rooting i cant see anything to check other than factory resetting phone.
Anyone got more suggestions?
Thanks
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I have tried many methods which do not flash your device ( towelroot, poot,etc ), and I have tried some of the others: Kingo and Odin.
None of these methods work with the Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini ATT running 4.4.2. All of the .apk attempts result in saying " Your device is not currently supported " or just not working. I have made many attempts with Odin, with many different types of files, all of which have ended in saying " Failure ". I really want to root my phone so I can remove all of my bloatware and really use my device. Any help will be appreciated.
May have your service provider, AT&T, prevented the phone from being rooted?
RoyaLKurTx3 said:
May have your service provider, AT&T, prevented the phone from being rooted?
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I can provide any information to see if my provider has done something to my phone to prevent it from being rooted.
Rooted with king root
I was able to root my at&t s4 mini using king root. I had to do a factory reset so my phone was stock with no software updates.
Hello, I bought samsung galaxy s9 with demo software in it. I flashed with odin but knox enrollment software tries to connect to cloud and installs this demo profile with limitations. Basically there are two apps that are being installed as device admin. KC Client app and Knox enrollment service. I can't remove any of these two apps :/. Any ideas? Should I try root or there are other alternatives?
whiteLT said:
Hello, I bought samsung galaxy s9 with demo software in it. I flashed with odin but knox enrollment software tries to connect to cloud and installs this demo profile with limitations. Basically there are two apps that are being installed as device admin. KC Client app and Knox enrollment service. I can't remove any of these two apps :/. Any ideas? Should I try root or there are other alternatives?
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Try root it and delete them apps
adb uninstall?
Greets!
hello,
i got one used, discovered it was rooted, no samsung pass or pay or even netflix from play store
i tried with unrooting from play store it says no root detected, i tried flashing the whole software through odin, and flashing AP alone and yet useless !
what can i do ?
vodovodo said:
hello,
i got one used, discovered it was rooted, no samsung pass or pay or even netflix from play store
i tried with unrooting from play store it says no root detected, i tried flashing the whole software through odin, and flashing AP alone and yet useless !
what can i do ?
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Unfortunately you can't do anything. Samsung devices come with a built in security feature called the Knox warranty bit. It's a one-time programmable Efuse that is able to detect if a custom operating system has ever been installed. High Security applications such as Samsung Health, Samsung Pay, Samsung Pass and Secure Folder are permanently disabled. In select locations the Warranty bit is also used to deny warranty service. The best course of action would be to contact the seller and request a replacement device with the warranty bit in tact. Or refund
Edit: Netflix just isn't supported from the play store on the Tab S4 for some reason. It has nothing to do with root access.
last1youlove said:
Unfortunately you can't do anything. Samsung devices come with a built in security feature called the Knox warranty bit. It's a one-time programmable Efuse that is able to detect if a custom operating system has ever been installed. High Security applications such as Samsung Health, Samsung Pay, Samsung Pass and Secure Folder are permanently disabled. In select locations the Warranty bit is also used to deny warranty service. The best course of action would be to contact the seller and request a replacement device with the warranty bit in tact. Or refund
Edit: Netflix just isn't supported from the play store on the Tab S4 for some reason. It has nothing to do with root access.
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As someone who is trying to install netflix, I'm constantly met with "not compatible."
Is there a way to actually use it again?
You could try installing the APK from here.
https://help.netflix.com/en/node/57688
No Guarantees it will work.
I bought galaxy watch and I own a rooted xiaomi mi 9.
Samsung pay on my smartphone says I cant use it because its rooted, even if im using magisk hide and safety net is passing. I can even use google pay, everything works but samsung pay!
Can you help me?
Looks like ive resolved it..i renamed magisk with random name, deleted every reference innfile system (every folder named twrp/magisk ecc), then it started working
As I know with rooted smartphone don't working pay service. I guess reason is security. If you found a way to get this service with rooted smartphone - lucky you. But even banks as I know stopping to work if detecting that smartphone is rooted. Anyway I can't understand why need these days to root smartphone even with not stability OS which is not official and only creator know will be any new version of it or not. Smartphones these days have a lot of memory is powerful and most apps they letting to delete or hide it. Why need to modify original stock ROM? For problems with service, because like this one stopping to work and need to find way to get it again. I just can't understand.
I recently rooted my i9195i but have since realised some of the apps I want to use don't work on rooted devices.
How can I unroot my device?
I've using a few apps on Google Play but they didn't work. I tried manually deleting some files (actually the files in the guide I followed weren't there anyway!) and I tried using the Restore feature in TWRP to take my device back to it's state before I had ever flashed/rooted the device. It is still rooted.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
Actually... Rootchecker and ES File Manager says my device isn't rooted. It seems Barclaycard App doesn't like flashed phones and reports them as "Rooted".
magisk
You also have the alternative of hiding root via Xposed (RootCloak). But a software called magisk seems to do that even better.