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Rooting and unrooting an Android

 Rooting an Android device is a process that allows you to gain access to the root directory of your device. It allows you to install apps and tweaks that aren’t allowed in the Google Play Store, which gives you more control over your Android device. However, it also comes with risks such as voiding your warranty and making your device more vulnerable to security threats¹.

There are several ways to root an Android device, but the most popular methods are using KingRoot, Kingo Root, Magisk Root, and One Click Root. Here are the general steps for rooting an Android device using KingRoot:

Method 1 (KingoRoot)

1. Download the KingRoot app from their website.
2. Install it onto your Android device.
3. Open the KingRoot app and click on the ‘Root’ button.
4. Allow the process to complete².

Method 2 using Magisk and Magisk Manager

1. Magisk is a powerful tool that can help you customize some aspects of your phone or even grant you root access. It is a tool that can be used to gain root access on your device, similar to legacy tools like SuperSU, but it’s not limited to just that. Developed by XDA Senior Recognized Developer topjohnwu, Magisk is a portal that enables all sorts of modifications on your Android phone. Apart from root access, you can also try out a whole lot of derivative components called “Magisk modules” that you can install for different purposes. There are modules for theming, ad blockers, enabling Camera2API, and a lot of other system-level modifications you can’t do otherwise. If you’re a power user and want to extend the functionality of your phone and push it to its limits, you need to try out Magisk¹.

   Here are the steps to install Magisk on your Android device:

   1. Download the latest version of Magisk Manager from the official website ¹.
   2. Identifying the type of boot image
      • Download the latest version of the Magisk app from the project’s GitHub repository.
      • Since the APK of Magisk is hosted outside the Google Play Store, you may need to allow sideloading apps from unknown sources first and then manually install the downloaded package.
      • After installing, open the Magisk app.
   3. Locating the stock boot image
      • In order to patch the boot image for your device, you need to extract it from the firmware package.
   4. Patching the boot image
      • In Magisk Manager app, tap on Install > Install > Patch Boot Image File > Select and Patch a File.
   5. Flashing the patched boot image
      • Connect your phone to your PC via USB cable.
      • Open a command prompt or terminal window in the same directory where you have saved the patched boot image file.
      • Enter fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img (replace patched_boot.img with the actual name of your patched boot image file).
   6. Rebooting your device

   Here are some benefits of using Magisk:

   • You can install OTA updates without losing root access.
   • You can hide root from apps that don’t work with rooted devices.
   • You can use Google Pay and other banking apps that don’t work with rooted devices.
   • You can use apps that require SafetyNet certification.

   Here are some risks of rooting your Android device:

   • You may void your warranty.
   • You may brick your device if something goes wrong during rooting.
   • You may expose yourself to security risks if you’re not careful about what you do with root access.

   Here are the steps to unroot your Android device with Magisk:

1. Uninstall Magisk from the app

• To fully unroot a device originally rooted using Magisk, the most straightforward way is to opt for the built-in “Uninstall” option available on the application itself.
• After tapping the button, you’ll be greeted with the option to restore the stock partition images and completely uninstall Magisk.
• To remove Magisk and all modules, tap on “COMPLETE UNINSTALL”.
• The Magisk app will run the necessary scripts to remove Magisk from your phone and restore your device’s original boot image.
• As soon as the process ends, the phone will automatically reboot and you’re finished.

     2. Uninstall Magisk from TWRP

• In case you can’t boot to Android, but have access to a custom recovery like TWRP, you can still uninstall Magisk.

• To do so, rename the Magisk APK to uninstall.zip, boot to recovery mode, and flash it like any other ordinary flashable zip.

Method 3 TWRP

TWRP stands for Team Win Recovery Project. It is an open-source software custom recovery image for Android-based devices. TWRP is a custom recovery image that provides a touchscreen-enabled interface that allows users to install third-party firmware and back up the current system, functions usually not supported by stock recovery images. Here are some of the things you can do with TWRP:

• Flash custom ROMs and kernels.
• Create full backups of your device.
• Wipe data and cache partitions.
• Mount partitions.
• Install Magisk to root your device.

To use TWRP, you need to boot your phone into recovery mode. The exact steps to do this may vary depending on your device. Once you’re in TWRP, you can use the touchscreen interface to navigate through the menus and perform various actions.

Here are the steps to install TWRP recovery on your Android device:

1. Download the TWRP image for your device from the official TWRP website.
2. Install ADB and Fastboot on your computer.
3. Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.
4. Open a command prompt or terminal window in the same directory where you have saved the TWRP image file.
5. Enter the following command: adb reboot bootloader
6. Once your phone is in bootloader mode, enter the following command: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (replace twrp.img with the actual name of your TWRP image file).
7. Once the flashing process is complete, enter the following command: fastboot reboot

Here are the steps to root your Android device with TWRP:

1. Download the latest version of Magisk from the official Magisk website.
2. Copy the Magisk ZIP file to your phone’s internal storage.
3. Boot your phone into TWRP recovery mode.
4. Tap on “Install” and select the Magisk ZIP file.
5. Swipe the slider to confirm installation.
6. Once the installation is complete, tap on “Reboot System”.

Here are some benefits of using TWRP:

• It lets you install custom OS and kernels.
• It gives the user a way to backup data, restore your phone from backups, or create an android.
• It offers a console that can be used for various functions, like viewing logs and flashing zip files.

To use TWRP, you need to boot your phone into recovery mode. The exact steps to do this may vary depending on your device. Once you’re in TWRP, you can use the touchscreen interface to navigate through the menus and perform various actions.

Here are some steps to unroot Android with TWRP:

1. Download and install TWRP recovery on your device.
2. Boot into TWRP recovery mode by pressing and holding Volume Up + Power button simultaneously until TWRP logo appears on screen.
3. Tap on Wipe > Advanced Wipe > Select Data > Swipe to Wipe.
4. Go back to TWRP main menu and tap on Install > Select Magisk Uninstaller zip file > Swipe to confirm flash.
5. Reboot your device.

Here are some risks of rooting your Android device:

Please note that rooting your Android device may void the warranty on the device. It may also make the device unstable or completely brick the hardware if not done properly¹.

• You may void your warranty.
• You may brick your device if something goes wrong during rooting.
• You may expose yourself to security risks if you’re not careful about what you do with root access.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions concerns or at all faced any issues using any of the above methods.

Jailbreaking an iPhone

 Jailbreaking an iPhone is a process that allows you to remove the limitations imposed by Apple on iOS devices. It allows you to install apps and tweaks that aren’t allowed in the App Store, which gives you more control over your iPhone. However, it also comes with risks such as voiding your warranty and making your device more vulnerable to security threats¹.

There are several ways to jailbreak an iPhone, but the most popular methods are using Checkra1n and Unc0ver. Both tools are easy to use and work on most newer iPhones. Unc0ver is one of the few tools that can jailbreak the most recent versions of iOS (iOS 11 through 13). Checkra1n offers preliminary support for iOS 14 on some devices¹.

Here are the general steps for jailbreaking an iPhone using Unc0ver:

1. Download the Alt Store on your PC or Mac.
2. Install it onto your iOS device.
3. Download the uncover IPA file from their website.
4. Sideload it on the iPhone using Alt Store.
5. Open the uncover app and click on the ‘Jailbreak’ button.
6. Allow the process to complete².

Please note that Apple does not recommend jailbreaking and may not provide you support after doing so. Also, make sure you back up your iPhone data before jailbreaking¹.

Remove FRP on your iTel A16 Plus using PC

 FRP stands for Factory Reset Protection, which is a security feature that prevents unauthorized access to your device after a factory reset. To remove FRP on your iTel A16 Plus, you need to follow these steps1:

• Install Spreadtrum Drivers.
• Install the SPD Download Tool.
• Open the Research download tool > bin folder.
• Launch ResearchDownload.exe.
• Click on the Load Packet icon (top left corner).
• In the window that pops up, navigate to the location of the iTel A16 Plus Frp File, select it then click Open.
• To connect your phone to the PC, you need to connect your phone in boot mode. To do so, power off your phone, hold both the volume up and down buttons simultaneously. Connect your phone to the PC.
• Unlock tool will detect your phone and erase FRP.

You can also watch these videos for more guidance:

• How to Bypass FRP on itel A16 Plus2
• Itel A16 Plus FRP Bypass - All Itel Android 8.1.0 Google Account Bypass Solution3
• Bypass Frp Itel A16 Plus / Itel A16 Google Verification 8.1.04

I hope this helps you. Have a nice day!😊

how to set up a hotspot(captive portal) login page on linux

 This is a topic that I find very interesting and useful, especially for people who want to share their wireless internet connection with others in a secure and convenient way.

A hotspot login page, also known as a captive portal, is a web page that users have to authenticate through before they can access the internet. It is commonly used by hotels, cafes, airports, and other public places that offer free or paid Wi-Fi services. A hotspot login page can also be used for personal purposes, such as controlling who can use your Wi-Fi network, collecting user data, or displaying advertisements.

There are many ways to create a hotspot login page on Linux, but one of the most popular and powerful methods is using CoovaChilli. CoovaChilli is an open-source software that provides a complete solution for hotspot management, including authentication, authorization, accounting, billing, and web content filtering. CoovaChilli works with any wireless device that supports Access Point mode and can be integrated with various backend systems such as RADIUS, LDAP, SQL, or NoSQL databases.

To install and configure CoovaChilli on Linux, you will need some prerequisites, such as libnl3-devel, libtalloc-devel, iptables, hostapd, freeradius, MySQL, and haserl. You will also need to create a virtual interface on your wireless device using the iw command and set up a DHCP service to provide IP addresses and configurations for the clients using udhcpd. The detailed steps for each of these tasks can be found in this tutorial.

Another method to create a hotspot login page on Linux is using linux-wifi-hotspot. This is a simpler and easier alternative to CoovaChilli that does not require any additional software or configuration. Linux-wifi-hotspot is a graphical user interface (GUI) program that allows you to create a Wi-Fi hotspot on Linux with just a few clicks. It also supports WPA/WPA2 encryption and custom HTML pages for the captive portal.

To install and use linux-wifi-hotspot on Linux, you will need to download the appropriate package for your distribution from its website and install it using your package manager. Then you can launch the program from your applications menu and follow the instructions on the screen to set up your hotspot name, password, network interface, and captive portal page. You can also change the advanced settings such as IP range, DNS servers, and firewall rules if you want.

Both CoovaChilli and linux-wifi-hotspot are effective ways to create a hotspot login page on Linux, but they have different advantages and disadvantages. CoovaChilli is more flexible and powerful, but also more complex and requires more technical skills. Linux-wifi-hotspot is more user-friendly and straightforward, but also more limited and less customizable. Depending on your needs and preferences, you can choose the one that suits you best.

I hope this was helpful and informative for you. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to ask me. I’m always happy to help 😊.

how to remove FRP lock on Android with PC

 FRP lock, or Factory Reset Protection, is a security feature that prevents unauthorized access to your Android device after a factory reset. It requires you to sign in with the Google account that was previously used on the device before you can set it up again. This can be helpful if you lose your device or it gets stolen, but it can also be a problem if you forget your Google account credentials or buy a second-hand device that has FRP lock enabled.

There are different ways to bypass or remove FRP lock on Android devices, depending on the device model, Android version, and the tools available. Some of the methods are free, while others require paid software or hardware. Here are some of the best FRP removal tools that you can try in 2023:

• PassFab Android Unlocker: This is a powerful and easy-to-use software that can remove FRP lock from Samsung devices in minutes. It supports most Samsung models and Android versions, including Android 12. You just need to download and install the software on your Windows PC, connect your Samsung device via USB cable, and follow the instructions on the screen. You can download PassFab Android Unlocker from here1.
• Forecovery: This is another reliable and professional software that can remove FRP lock from various Android devices, such as LG, Huawei, Motorola, Sony, etc. It also supports Samsung devices and Android 12. You need to download and install the software on your Windows or Mac PC, connect your Android device via USB cable or Wi-Fi, and choose the Remove Google Lock (FRP) option. You can download Forecovery from [here] .
• Alliance Shield app: This is a free app that can remove FRP lock from some Samsung devices without using a PC. You need to have an OTG cable and a USB flash drive to use this method. You need to download the Alliance Shield app from [here] and copy it to the USB flash drive. Then, you need to boot your Samsung device into recovery mode and connect the OTG cable with the USB flash drive. The app will automatically launch and allow you to bypass FRP lock.

These are some of the best FRP removal tools that I found on the web. However, before you try any of these methods, you should always backup your data and make sure you have the correct firmware file for your device model and region. You should also be aware of the risks involved in flashing your device, such as bricking, data loss, or warranty voiding. Therefore, I recommend you to use these tools at your own discretion and responsibility.

I hope this was helpful and informative for you. If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. I’m always happy help you 😊

how to flash samsung galaxy a23 firmware with odin

  Flashing is the process of installing a new firmware or operating system on your device. It can be useful if you want to update your device, fix some issues, or customize it to your liking. However, flashing can also be risky if you don’t follow the proper steps or use the wrong files. You might end up with a bricked device or lose your data. Therefore, it is important to do some research and preparation before you flash your Samsung Galaxy A23.

There are different methods and tools to flash Samsung Galaxy A23, but one of the most common and reliable ones is using the Samsung Flash Tool, also known as Odin Flash Tool. This is a software that allows you to flash official Samsung firmware files on your device using a Windows PC and a USB cable. You can download the latest version of Odin from here.

To flash your Samsung Galaxy A23 using Odin, you will need the following things:

• A Samsung Galaxy A23 device with at least 50% battery charge.
• A Windows PC with the latest Samsung USB drivers installed. You can download them from here.
• A USB cable to connect your device to your PC.
• A compatible firmware file for your device model and region. You can find the official stock firmware files for Samsung Galaxy A23 SM-A235F and SM-A235M on this website. Make sure to download the correct binary and security patch version for your device. The firmware file should have a .zip extension and contain four files with .tar.md5 extensions inside.
• A backup of your important data, such as contacts, messages, photos, etc. Flashing will erase everything on your device, so it is better to be safe than sorry.

Once you have everything ready, you can follow these steps to flash your Samsung Galaxy A23:

1. Extract the firmware zip file on your PC and save the four files in a folder.
2. Launch the Odin application on your PC as an administrator.
3. Turn off your device and boot it into download mode by pressing and holding the Volume Down + Power buttons together for a few seconds. Then press the Volume Up button to confirm.
4. Connect your device to your PC using the USB cable. Odin should recognize your device and show a blue or green box in the ID:COM section.
5. Click on the BL button in Odin and select the BL file from the firmware folder. Do the same for the AP, CP, and CSC buttons and select the corresponding files.
6. Make sure that only Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time options are checked in Odin. Do not check any other options or change any settings.
7. Click on the Start button in Odin to begin the flashing process. Do not disconnect your device or interrupt the process until it is finished.
8. Wait for Odin to show a PASS message in green and your device to reboot automatically. This may take several minutes, so be patient.
9. Unplug your device from your PC and set it up as a new device.

Congratulations! You have successfully flashed your Samsung Galaxy A23 using Odin. You can now enjoy the new firmware on your device.

Qualcomm USB flashing tool 

Qualcomm MSM based devices contain a special mode of operation, called Emergency Download Mode (EDL). In this mode, the device identifies itself as Qualcomm HS-USB 9008 through USB, and can communicate with a PC host. EDL is implemented by the SoC ROM code (also called PBL). The EDL mode itself implements the Qualcomm Sahara protocol, which accepts an OEM-digitally-signed programmer over USB. The programmer implements the Firehose protocol which allows the host PC to send commands to write into the onboard storage (eMMC, UFS).

As open source tool (for Linux) that implements the Qualcomm Sahara and Firehose protocols has been developed by Linaro, and can be used for program (or unbrick) MSM based devices, such as Dragonboard 410c or Dragonboard 820c.

Download the Linux flashing tool