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In attempt to stop repeated questions and thread clutter in "Let's Talk Root" thread by non-developers (myself included), I've created this thread. A place for newbies and general people to ask questions and share rooting ideas. This will save developers time in the original thread. Most devs already know or have tried what you think might work to gain root.
Please stay on the topic of root, be respectful and helpful, and use the search! (both this site and google)
Current Root Status:No Root
Things to keep in mind...
CF-AUTOROOT: Will not work with retail version of the note 4 (this means you bought it from verizon or another retailer) The CF-Autoroot you may come acrossed is the Developer edition. Unless you bought your phone specifically through samsung, you most likely have retail as Developer edition cannot be obtained through bestbuy, verizon, or any retailer. Also, CF-Autoroot works only with Unlocked bootloader. Verizon, At&T and some other Note 4 variants have Locked bootloaders. Flash CF-Autoroot and you might brick your device. For more information visit Chainfires cf-auto-root site.
TowelRoot Towelroot has been made popular due to it's wide spread ability to root a lot of devices. However, Towelroot doesn't work on the Note 4. Towelroot utilizes the Futex bug found in android. Futex is also known as CVE-2014-3153. This bug is confirmed patched on our device.
One click Root programs: While some programs do contain vulnerabilities present in the Note 4 as of now none of them contain one that allows developers to write to /system partition (which is important). where these vulnerabilities may come in handy is combining one or more to obtain root. Still the vulnerability doesn't exist yet. Before posting one click programs do your homework. Google the CVE it utilizes or ask the developer you found it from. Then google that CVE. Look at the date it was found and compare that date to the date the Note 4 was released. As non-developers, its pretty much safe to say any CVE found before the release of the device has been patched. Programs that were meant to root 4.4.2> X.X.X are also pretty safe to assume to be patched.
Know the difference between carrier unlock and bootloader unlock: While it would be nice, the government wouldn't make all phones unlockable in terms of bootloader. What government is doing is unlocking sims. Meaning they are giving you the ability to take your phone to another carrier if you choose to. Even though you maybe taking your Verizon note 4 to T-mobile (which has an unlocked bootloader note 4) You still have a verizon device. Therefore it still has a locked bootloader.
Things that may help...
A way to unlock the bootloader: Probably the least likely to happen, but would guarantee root. This includes turning a retail version into developer edition. (because developer edition is unlocked )
A CVE (vulnerability) that allows code to be written to system: Most probable way root will be achieved.
An app that has root permissions that can be exploited to run our code to inject root: There may be a way through gear VR as VR has special permissions over usual apps. That being said it's only a potential avenue for developers to look at. As VR is so new not much is really know about it.
Want to follow the progress?: Feel free to follow these post. Please do not comment on them asking questions unless you have absolute knowledge to what is being talked about. Keep those thread clean for developers.
Let's Talk Root
Root Attempt #1
Galaxy Note 4 Root Progress (At&t)
I am no way claiming to be a developer. I do not claim to know everything either. I am happy to clarify and change the O.P. to be more accurate .
When you say "an app that has root permissions that can be exploited to run our code to inject root..", do you mean ANY app? Or do you have some specific ones in mind? If it's any app, then man there are a lot of them that actually ask for shell permissions. I usually find that out through the " xprivacy" module that I use to block apps from gaining unnecessary perms on my phone. I have a good list of those ones if that helps. One of them is actually Facebook. lol
K-alz said:
When you say "an app that has root permissions that can be exploited to run our code to inject root..", do you mean ANY app? Or do you have some specific ones in mind? If it's any app, then man there are a lot of them that actually ask for shell permissions. I usually find that out through the " xprivacy" module that I use to block apps from gaining unnecessary perms on my phone. I have a good list of those ones if that helps. One of them is actually Facebook. lol
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Example.....VR apps...
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Example.....VR apps...
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Well, I'm no note 4 owner. I don't know if the VR app is just a regular app like any app in the play store or if it's something different. I looked it up in the play store and it wasn't there.
VR = virtual reality. It's a seperate device for VR and it is only for the Galaxy Note 4.
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K-alz said:
When you say "an app that has root permissions that can be exploited to run our code to inject root..", do you mean ANY app? Or do you have some specific ones in mind? If it's any app, then man there are a lot of them that actually ask for shell permissions. I usually find that out through the " xprivacy" module that I use to block apps from gaining unnecessary perms on my phone. I have a good list of those ones if that helps. One of them is actually Facebook. lol
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Certain apps have permissions that others don't. And some apps could be more vaulnerable dealing with the Gear VR.
eskomo said:
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Certain apps have permissions that others don't. And some apps could be more vaulnerable dealing with the Gear VR.
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I'm just going out on a limb here. It may get closed, but when the same questions keep being asked and our root thread keeps going off topic it makes it hard for devs to even take it seriously. For the progression of root, those technical threads need to stay clean of side chatter. At least there is a place for people to go to have some of the popular questions answered. As a community we need to help each other and that doesn't happen by telling people to get lost because there technical skill is lower than the rest of the guys participating. I see no reason this thread cant have a chance. While I do believe we dont need anymore root threads, this one will be able to cut down on those post too.
K-alz said:
When you say "an app that has root permissions that can be exploited to run our code to inject root..", do you mean ANY app? Or do you have some specific ones in mind? If it's any app, then man there are a lot of them that actually ask for shell permissions. I usually find that out through the " xprivacy" module that I use to block apps from gaining unnecessary perms on my phone. I have a good list of those ones if that helps. One of them is actually Facebook. lol
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K-alz said:
Well, I'm no note 4 owner. I don't know if the VR app is just a regular app like any app in the play store or if it's something different. I looked it up in the play store and it wasn't there.
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eskomo said:
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Certain apps have permissions that others don't. And some apps could be more vaulnerable dealing with the Gear VR.
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The way the Gear VR works is the api for that device grants the applications a hardware level access to connect, this means they basically have root access. Now these last I saw of this was a while ago and the vulnerability is pretty well known at this point, so patches are a possibility and it's also possible that it doesn't grant the correct permissions for attaining root, the report was pretty vague in that respect.
Now on to separate matters, do we really need another root discussion thread? I'm going to temporarily allow third one, let's see if it can stand on its own because I like the concept here and the op is pretty well organized. Keep in mind though, most of the chatter will be identical between the two threads, so it may not last.
Good luck guys.
Figured I'd mention this, looks like people in the AT&T side have possibly found an SYSTEM (not bootloader) exploit!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58920677&postcount=1051
Stryke_the_Orc said:
The way the Gear VR works is the api for that device grants the applications a hardware level access to connect, this means they basically have root access. Now these last I saw of this was a while ago and the vulnerability is pretty well known at this point, so patches are a possibility and it's also possible that it doesn't grant the correct permissions for attaining root, the report was pretty vague in that respect.
Now on to separate matters, do we really need another root discussion thread? I'm going to temporarily allow third one, let's see if it can stand on its own because I like the concept here and the op is pretty well organized. Keep in mind though, most of the chatter will be identical between the two threads, so it may not last.
Good luck guys.
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Thank you so much for the explanation, sir.
BTW, please don't close this thread because it's gonna be a stress relief for us non-devs people to gush our b!tching about root here since we are not willing to clutter those active threads with our useless posts. [emoji16] [emoji23]
Thank you in advance.
veteranmina said:
Figured I'd mention this, looks like people in the AT&T side have possibly found an SYSTEM (not bootloader) exploit!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58920677&postcount=1051
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They have definitely found something VERY promising. Even jcase chimed in stating that the bootloader isn't actually encrypted which amazing news for us. Vulnerability exists in the note 4 and they're catching it very soon. So exciting.
K-alz said:
Thank you so much for the explanation, sir.
BTW, please don't close this thread because it's gonna be a stress relief for us non-devs people to gush our b!tching about root here since we are not willing to clutter those active threads with our useless posts. [emoji16] [emoji23]
Thank you in advance.
They have definitely found something VERY promising. Even jcase chimed in stating that the bootloader isn't actually encrypted which amazing news for us. Vulnerability exists in the note 4 and they're catching it very soon. So exciting.
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very promising indeed. In the event we receive root in the coming days, I will rewrite this thread into a noob guide.
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just a heads up, the att root thread was closed by moderators because the tards over there were much like the tards over here and couldn't keep off topic posts out of the discussion... i. e, how much they love devs, the phone, or hate the phone, or telling others root will come soon and to be patient.
either way, if the same people keep posting bs in our thread, it'll be closed too.
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jayochs said:
just a heads up, the att root thread was closed by moderators because the tards over there were much like the tards over here and couldn't keep off topic posts out of the discussion... i. e, how much they love devs, the phone, or hate the phone, or telling others root will come soon and to be patient.
either way, if the same people keep posting bs in our thread, it'll be closed too.
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The good news is that orc said that that thread will open when real progress is made, so if we see that thread reopen, we will know we're in business.
So this post isn't pointless and because this thread is for non-devs, I'll let people know where things were in that thread last.
There are two known CVE's that both the Verizon and AT&T Note 4 are vulnerable to. These CVE's, once exploited, will be a two-pronged attack and will likely achieve root. The developers are now trying to compile an apk that can implement these exploits. The mood from the devs wasn't so much "guessing" or "maybe", it was a mood of confidence. Many of them truly believe these CVE's will lead to root.
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I was wondering if we could implement something like safestrap or if anything like it could be used . I was just looking up info as for possible solutions for root and happened to come across this I hope I'm not off topic or derailing the thread if so I apologize in advance
http://gs5.wonderhowto.com/how-to/i...loader-locked-galaxy-s5-at-t-verizon-0156728/
Never mind sorry folks I just realized that the device had to be rooted in order to use safestrap I'm apologize please carry on..
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rrjskj said:
I was wondering if we could implement something like safestrap or if anything like it could be used . I was just looking up info as for possible solutions for root and happened to come across this I hope I'm not off topic or derailing the thread if so I apologize in advance
http://gs5.wonderhowto.com/how-to/i...loader-locked-galaxy-s5-at-t-verizon-0156728/
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It is a good question but however with safestrap you must have root access in order to install it into the system. I used it in the past on my DROID bionic. It hijacks the boot process giving you a form of custom recovery.
Lol I just realized that after I reread what the steps are in order to use it sorry I thought I might have been onto something thanks for the fast response though
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rrjskj said:
Lol I just realized that after I reread what the steps are in order to use it sorry I thought I might have been onto something thanks for the fast response though
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No problem! This is the non dev thread. Shouldn't be any bashing for questions like that.
While doing a search to see if there was root for my wife's lg g3 I stumbled across this it says it can root any android device I thought it might be useful so here goes
http://androidxda.com/download-root-genius
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rrjskj said:
While doing a search to see if there was root for my wife's lg g3 I stumbled across this it says it can root any android device I thought it might be useful so here goes
http://androidxda.com/download-root-genius
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Don't take my word for it completely, but if I remember correctly from some thread, the Galaxy Note 4 has a newer Kernel version, therefore would not be subject to the same exploit as the LG G3.
rrjskj said:
I was wondering if we could implement something like safestrap or if anything like it could be used . I was just looking up info as for possible solutions for root and happened to come across this I hope I'm not off topic or derailing the thread if so I apologize in advance
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From what I understand, you need an unlocked bootloader for that, let alone, root as well. Again, don't take my word completely for it. Achieving root will give apps root access, but it won't allow us to change our bootloader and load custom ROMs....if I'm wrong, please someone correct me on this.
@ the OP...can you use some other color other than bright green? It's a little hard to read, but if I'm the only one, don't just change it for little ole me. Also, if I'm correct regarding (not) being able to install Safestrap and do custom ROMs, can you add that to the OP as well? Just want to help reduce redundancy. Very good thread as well. Thanks!
rrjskj said:
While doing a search to see if there was root for my wife's lg g3 I stumbled across this it says it can root any android device I thought it might be useful so here goes
http://androidxda.com/download-root-genius
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So did you try it? I doubt it works
Hi
I know there are a few good developers working on it, but they all seem to get stuck. I understand Samsung changed a lot on their version of ART, but just wanting to know if it's an impossible task and we might never see Xposed on Samsung Galaxy S6 or there at least is a tiny chance it's available.
Also, since it's against the rules to do crowdfunding to give some x pro developer the device, I know it's allowed to make a bounty.
So do you think the problem is motivation for getting it on the S6 or is it just an impossible task?
If it's the first, we could make a bounty and the developer who gets it working gets the bounty (just like bounty roots and so on).
Xposed for the S6 is already being discussed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/xposed-framework-samsung-lollipop-t3113475
There was also a bounty thread that the mods close already:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/bounty-xposed-s6-devices-t3118043
CafeKampuchia said:
Xposed for the S6 is already being discussed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/xposed-framework-samsung-lollipop-t3113475
There was also a bounty thread that the mods close already:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/bounty-xposed-s6-devices-t3118043
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No, they just discuss Xposed for Samsung Lollipop, but that doesn't work on x64 devices.
He just put bounty in the title. It was a crowd fundraiser to give @arter97 a Samsung Galaxy S6, which he already got now tho.
I meant a bounty, where the Samsung users donate and the developer getting Xposed to work on SG6 gets the money. That is allowed, as the mod also said at the last post, in the second thread you posted.
Faspaiso said:
Hi
I know there are a few good developers working on it, but they all seem to get stuck. I understand Samsung changed a lot on their version of ART, but just wanting to know if it's an impossible task and we might never see Xposed on Samsung Galaxy S6 or there at least is a tiny chance it's available.
Also, since it's against the rules to do crowdfunding to give some x pro developer the device, I know it's allowed to make a bounty.
So do you think the problem is motivation for getting it on the S6 or is it just an impossible task?
If it's the first, we could make a bounty and the developer who gets it working gets the bounty (just like bounty roots and so on).
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Tiny chance.
@arter97 and @wanam I just talked with @rovo89 over mail and he will try to work on Xposed for the S6 (but can't promise when it will happen or if it's ever gonna happen. But when he got the time, he would work hard for it, he said... But again, can't promise anything. <--- Important part. Be aware of that when you donate. He will try, but can't promise.), if we crowdfund one to him through donations. He said this worked to get Xposed for the Nexus 5.
In the development thread, I saw you guys were getting closer with some new logs (great work you guys are doing and all we non-developers really appreciate it).
But before we do any thread to start donations for the S6 to Rovo, I just want to know if it's needed. With that I mean, are you getting so close you think you can handle this "alone" or would you appreciate Rovo on the "team" on getting Xposed to work on the S6?
Maybe this could be used as a new root method for out turbo FREE!.... www.neowin.net/news/zero-day-linux-kernel-security-flaw-leaves-millions-of-android-users-vulnerable
Thread cleaned and closed.
Another Sunshine debate, another invitation to argue.
Pay for someone's efforts and time and frustration or don't. Your choice. Just don't start yet another argument.
UPDATE FOR BOUNTY: By my count (using my Droid Turbo 2 Calculator lol) the count for the bounty is now over $1700.00 and that is only counting those who put an exact amount of what they would be willing to donate. Quite a few others said they would chip in, but didn't leave an amount. Maybe we should all post what we would be willing to chip in. I'm good for $50. I know we have one guy who said he would throw in $500. I can't match that and I don't expect anyone else to either. What an awesome amount! Hope this helps!
*** I will not be updating this thread anymore as I feel it is not going to achieve root. I haven't been contacted by now regarding this and every time I try and post this in an Android General type of thread, it gets shut down bc the mods are busy people. No sense in reaching out to the dev's in other communities to see if they could help when Mods shut them down all the time. That said, I'm probably moving to a new device soon. I wish you all the best of luck on getting this guy rooted. I will still donate my part that I said I would in hopes this gets this rooted.***
I wanted to post this question here as I thought it wouldn't belong in the Q and A section. If it's in the wrong place MOD, please feel free to do your job.
I am willing to put up some cash into a bounty for ANYONE who can successfully root this device. Doesn't need the Bootloader unlocked (although that would be nice). Is anyone willing to participate and donate some $$$ for this project? I have no idea where to start nor do I have the time. But I do have money to spare for a project like this. I'm trying to get the bounty to at least $500. Who's with me?
I thought if we could get this thing going we could post it in XDA General to see if any other Dev from another device would want to take a stab at this.
Moto X Force user here, and if any developer gets interested in developing for kinzie (ROM, kernel, etc), I would be happy to colaborate, so we both Droid Turbo 2 users, and Force users can be blessed with awesome stuff for this little beast.
Digital DJ said:
I wanted to post this question here as I thought it wouldn't belong in the Q and A section. If it's in the wrong place MOD, please feel free to do your job.
I am willing to put up some cash into a bounty for ANYONE who can successfully root this device. Doesn't need the Bootloader unlocked (although that would be nice). Is anyone willing to participate and donate some $$$ for this project? I have no idea where to start nor do I have the time. But I do have money to spare for a project like this. I'm trying to get the bounty to at least $500. Who's with me?
I thought if we could get this thing going we could post it in XDA General to see if any other Dev from another device would want to take a stab at this.
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If this becomes official I will contribute for sure
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I'd be down for 40 at least if it happens.
I will happily put up money for a bounty. let's make this real. this phone is way too good to not attempt a bounty. imagine the battery life on root.......
Can't wait to get a debloater and screen color calibrater.
Willing. Now it would be nice if they (devs) "waited" till 6.0 finally hit the phone to try to gain root or BL unlock but who knows better to have stayed on lollipop I think, yet I updated the update anxiety set in I guess XD
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Willing. Now it would be nice if they (devs) "waited" till 6.0 finally hit the phone to try to gain root or BL unlock but who knows better to have stayed on lollipop I think, yet I updated the update anxiety set in I guess XD
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what kernel version (3.somtheing) are you at and what security patch, there has apparently been a huge exploit recently patched you may still be able to gain root
March 1st security patch, and kernal version 3.10.84
Would be nice, but could we secure it afterward tho...
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March 1st security patch, and kernal version 3.10.84
Would be nice, but could we secure it afterward tho...
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ok so you should be in the clear (they closed up the potential for exploit in a march 18th patch, and kernel 3.18)
I have yet to see a viable root method for the DT2
Digital DJ said:
I wanted to post this question here as I thought it wouldn't belong in the Q and A section. If it's in the wrong place MOD, please feel free to do your job.
I am willing to put up some cash into a bounty for ANYONE who can successfully root this device. Doesn't need the Bootloader unlocked (although that would be nice). Is anyone willing to participate and donate some $$$ for this project? I have no idea where to start nor do I have the time. But I do have money to spare for a project like this. I'm trying to get the bounty to at least $500. Who's with me?
I thought if we could get this thing going we could post it in XDA General to see if any other Dev from another device would want to take a stab at this.
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I would be up for $50 at least... I feel crippled without my root based apps, not to mention debloat (not just disable) and tethering (other than the sim workaround).
Watching this thread daily since the true possibility of root has surfaced:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo-2/general/root-discussionthink-tank-t3239979/page32
Count me in for $25
Count me for 15$ for root and 25$ for BL unlock ..
Put me down for 25$ too.
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I had a dream last night that bootloader/root was found.. Or or a nightmare...
Count me in for $25
I can do $25
Hi all,
I'm contacting AT&T and LG Mobile to force them to release the KDZ and TOT for our LG G5.
I had thought about starting a petition for it, what do you guys think about it?
Anyone had luck with getting some answeres that might end up with AT&T releasing these files?
BTW, I used to own a Motorola Milestone in the past, and some forum member succeeded on cracking Motorola's bootloader, maybe he will help us here as well (I had PM him about this topic, let's hope he will give it a shot).
Thanks,
Mor
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16.4.17 - petition link had been added : https://www.change.org/p/lg-electro...utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink
Please, help us spread the word, it's a petition for all LG G5 devices, not only AT&T's one.
Meanwhile, I'm trying my luck reaching out for more assistance within AT&T and LG focal points.
I will sign the petition if you make one
I contacted them about this and they said that LG has the firmware, the I contacted lg and they said ATT has it, so i don'tknow
Kinda good news.
Yesterday I spoke with "oneclickroot" support team and tried figuring out if they will try to assist with rooting our LG G5.
The dev support APPROVED that they are working on it and it will take some time (crappy AT&T and Nougat's security).
About the petition, before I'm opening one, anyone else got some other ideas?
Thanks,
Mor
ForMartha said:
Kinda good news.
Yesterday I spoke with "oneclickroot" support team and tried figuring out if they will try to assist with rooting our LG G5.
The dev support APPROVED that they are working on it and it will take some time (crappy AT&T and Nougat's security).
About the petition, before I'm opening one, anyone else got some other ideas?
Thanks,
Mor
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Yes, kidnap senior AT&T exec and hold them for ransom. I'll bet we'd have root within 24 hours.
Ha ha, seems like a plan.
But, I'll pass this offer and try other ideas
Well, I had draft the initial petition design.
I need your help dear community to sharpen it.
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Last year, the LG G5 was released to the market.
Tons of new features, top notch SOC and the first flagship that offered HW modification.
All the community of developers and end users was happy and excited to create ROMs, kernels etc.
But, unfortunately, LG with cooperation with the massive Carriers agreed to lock the bootloader.*
A year later, only two variets received the unlocked bootloader and all the rest left behind with a dying LG G5 community.
Our demend is that LG will unlock the bootloader and provide a TOT tool. Let us be free of the locked garden chain!
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Let me know what do you think about it.
*UPDATE!*
Petition had been published - please spread the word.
there are a lot of LG G5 users, let's try to make a change - together we can make it.
https://www.change.org/p/lg-electro...utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink
ForMartha said:
Petition had been published - please spread the word.
there are a lot of LG G5 users, let's try to make a change - together we can make it.
https://www.change.org/p/lg-electro...utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink
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Post that link on the regular g5 forum so we can get more people.
Done, please join the thread in the bigger thread in the Dev forum. https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/development/lg-to-unlock-lg5-bootloader-varients-t3590786
Thanks,
Mor
Nitro1max1 said:
Post that link on the regular g5 forum so we can get more people.
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Added a link there.
I guess we should switch our conversation and updates to the general dev forum
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/development/lg-to-unlock-lg5-bootloader-varients-t3590786
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We might can get a bootloader unlock.. But we WONT get a TOT/KDZ directly from LG or AT&T. Remember all those files are only meant INTERNAL use only. LG doesn't publicly post these files.
hyelton said:
We might can get a bootloader unlock.. But we WONT get a TOT/KDZ directly from LG or AT&T. Remember all those files are only meant INTERNAL use only. LG doesn't publicly post these files.
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You think we will get the bootloader unlock?
this phone is dead while another variants are celebrating their freedom
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My big mistake I bought an at&t variant. I was thinking its a USA based model and will be better than others. I was totally wrong. Never ever buy a phone on at&t contract. Worse choice ever I selected.
I am too thinking that It's a big mistake I bought an at&t variant.
Why AT&T not releasing Stock Roms etc. Whyy
yawarniazi said:
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My big mistake I bought an at&t variant. I was thinking its a USA based model and will be better than others. I was totally wrong. Never ever buy a phone on at&t contract. Worse choice ever I selected.
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I can't stand not having root anymore. I just listed my g5 up for sale, won't make this mistake twice. It's a shame, its not a half bad phone
hi! guys any update?