Rootability after OTA - Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers

Hello, would updating through OTA affect the ability of me rooting my international s7 edge? I'm planning to have the latest OTA update before I root.
I'm still very much new to rooting and XDA. Any answer(s) would be appreciated! [emoji1]

hungdinh1 said:
Hello, would updating through OTA affect the ability of me rooting my international s7 edge? I'm planning to have the latest OTA update before I root.
I'm still very much new to rooting and XDA. Any answer(s) would be appreciated! [emoji1]
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Nah you should be OK
"All we know is...He's called the Stig!"
Sent from my Echoe driven G935F

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I Have a Samsung S5 Verizon on 4.44 ANK2 Kernel version 3.40, Could you point me to the updated links to root the phone,its kind of confusing reading all of the root pages and not knowing whats been updated. and should i update first to 5.0 first,Thank you for your time.
MikeD17 said:
I Have a Samsung S5 Verizon on 4.44 ANK2 Kernel version 3.40, Could you point me to the updated links to root the phone,its kind of confusing reading all of the root pages and not knowing whats been updated. and should i update first to 5.0 first,Thank you for your time.
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This is the current method.
Thanks
Rapunzl said:
This is the current method.
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Had a couple of issues but everything went well,Thank you very much.

News on galaxy s7 Snapdragon root

So I recently bought a galaxy s7 from t-mobile. I do not wish to install custom roms or do anything with the bootloader. All I need is root. Do any of you know of any news for root for the snapdragon varients of the s7? Thanks in advance
reyjkl said:
So I recently bought a galaxy s7 from t-mobile. I do not wish to install custom roms or do anything with the bootloader. All I need is root. Do any of you know of any news for root for the snapdragon varients of the s7? Thanks in advance
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Ain't happening
"All we know is...He's called the Stig!"
Sent from my Echoe driven G935F

Root S7E without affecting OTA.

Dear all,
What is the best way to root S7 edge with stock software but without affecting future OTA updates?
Don't root
Not possible. Choose one. Root or OTA.
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Is there an official root for S7 Edge yet?

For Nougat.
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re: rooting
les02jen17 said:
For Nougat.
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If your S7 or S7 Edge is either a G935F or a G930F phone
then you are in luck.
There are basically two ways to root, either using one of the
many stock, almost stock or custom kernels and supersu or
you can root using CF-Autoroot method.
If your phone is a branded Tmobile, AT&T, Sprint or Verizon
then it cannot be rooted at all and will never be rooted due
to the fact that all of those phones have locked bootloaders.
Good luck,
Have a great day!
CF-Autoroot. I'll check it out. Thanks!
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Misterjunky said:
If your S7 or S7 Edge is either a G935F or a G930F phone
then you are in luck.
There are basically two ways to root, either using one of the
many stock, almost stock or custom kernels and supersu or
you can root using CF-Autoroot method.
If your phone is a branded Tmobile, AT&T, Sprint or Verizon
then it cannot be rooted at all and will never be rooted due
to the fact that all of those phones have locked bootloaders.
Good luck,
Have a great day!
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les02jen17 said:
CF-Autoroot. I'll check it out. Thanks!
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CF-auto root does not work on Nougat for S7. Only SuperSU at the moment.
Flash TWRP in ODIN.
Then boot to TWRP and flash SuperSU-v2.79-SR3
CuBz90 said:
CF-auto root does not work on Nougat for S7. Only SuperSU at the moment.
Flash TWRP in ODIN.
Then boot to TWRP and flash SuperSU-v2.79-SR3
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Found out the hard way. Now trying your method instead. Thanks.
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Misterjunky said:
If your S7 or S7 Edge is either a G935F or a G930F phone
then you are in luck.
There are basically two ways to root, either using one of the
many stock, almost stock or custom kernels and supersu or
you can root using CF-Autoroot method.
If your phone is a branded Tmobile, AT&T, Sprint or Verizon
then it cannot be rooted at all and will never be rooted due
to the fact that all of those phones have locked bootloaders.
Good luck,
Have a great day!
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These will never get root? I just got my sprint s7e.
Misterjunky said:
If your S7 or S7 Edge is either a G935F or a G930F phone
then you are in luck.
There are basically two ways to root, either using one of the
many stock, almost stock or custom kernels and supersu or
you can root using CF-Autoroot method.
If your phone is a branded Tmobile, AT&T, Sprint or Verizon
then it cannot be rooted at all and will never be rooted due
to the fact that all of those phones have locked bootloaders.
Good luck,
Have a great day!
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What do you mean? My device is a sm-g935v and I'm rooted after flashing the sm-g935u firmware and developer kernel then flashfire supersu... Even flashed echo rom. Everything works great.
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CuBz90 said:
CF-auto root does not work on Nougat for S7. Only SuperSU at the moment.
Flash TWRP in ODIN.
Then boot to TWRP and flash SuperSU-v2.79-SR3
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Is there a way to root it in the Nougat version without triggering KNOX?
Hgneto said:
Is there a way to root it in the Nougat version without triggering KNOX?
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No
Hope will be released soon a way to root our devices
CuBz90 said:
No
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Will probably be in the future if it was possible with marshmallow and I think it was
Hgneto said:
Will probably be in the future if it was possible with marshmallow and I think it was
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I believe it was possible on the Snapdragon variant but never on Exynos.
Have you tried Kingroot? It works and successfully root ALL of my devices, even on the locked bootloader S4 Verizon.

SM-G935V 7.0, Can I root and use a custom ROM?

So I been looking at several threads about s7 edge and such.
most are older some arent.
Is this phone able to root and get TWRP on it so I can put on an Custom rom?
If so, can you link me a tutorial to doing so.
Thanks.
Build Number: NRD90M.G935VVRS4BQH1
Model Number: SM-G935V
Version: 7.0
TWRP is not available for s7 devices sold in the USA, as the bootloader is locked due to carrier policies. Sorry
CyanideHD said:
TWRP is not available for s7 devices sold in the USA, as the bootloader is locked due to carrier policies. Sorry
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Bummer.
Thanks for lettin me know!
RandomGuyManDude said:
So I been looking at several threads about s7 edge and such.
most are older some arent.
Is this phone able to root and get TWRP on it so I can put on an Custom rom?
If so, can you link me a tutorial to doing so.
Thanks.
Build Number: NRD90M.G935VVRS4BQH1
Model Number: SM-G935V
Version: 7.0
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You can root the device and put a custom ROM on it. You just have to use Odin and Flashfire to do it. Read how in other threads.
gmerdude said:
Those are not custom roms they are stock modified roms the s7 has a locked bootloader so no custom roms
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Can you point me to the thread on how to do this? I am in the same boat. Not looking for a custom rom, I just want to get rid of the Verizon bloatware.
0ZARK3 said:
Can you point me to the thread on how to do this? I am in the same boat. Not looking for a custom rom, I just want to get rid of the Verizon bloatware.
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First Root
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-s7-edge/how-to/root-method-nougat-t3566978
Then Open your favorite root file manager, and delete them.

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