[Android General] AndroDemon12340:
Hey, i have the Boost Mobile version (2019), it comes stock with Android 8.1.0, and in Developer Options you can unlock the OEM bootloader - ive tried every one touch root method - Kingroot gets closest with one script getting 55% of the way through the bootloader before failing, not that I expected it to do any better - Kingo Root gets awfully close to rooting the device, but hangs at 95% and recommends trying with the PC app they have. I tried rooting my Metro by T-Mobile version, but after watch abput seven YouTube videos swearing you can run their exploit and quickly root it and insert the Su_binary, it doesnt get past 5% and it only seems to have only three scripts - come on, what are the idiots that can root these phones got that i havent tried - i unlocked the bootloader to this very phone, but i think my August 1, 2019 Security Patch is the real problem - came outta box at May 1, 2019 stock - but I read that maybe the update stopped that one good exploit for Kingroot - Stump Root claims that LG K30s can be rooted by them - but is it the PC version? They claimed on the app that the K30 isn't compatible, so I just downloaded the stock firmware from the LG main site, and I tried SuperSU to flash the stock formware as Recovery - no go! SuperSU Pro key is still looking for a rooted device and won't even let me get past the first screen - I know you are dealing with the K30 fpr AT&T and Metro by T-Mobile, not to mention T-Mobile's very own model - but it seems the OEM unlocking is missimg in those version, but on Boost Mobile, you have it right in front of your eyes - and Boost Mobile even hides what all those prepaid carriers adds as a weird bonus - Face ID - which is now hidden in the Smart Lock settings - man, I tell you what - when I do get this Android LG K30 rooted I'll just have to brag because it seems everyone here forgot about the Boost Mobile version, and I agreed reading this the last time (no comment made since you were all frusterated like I was with the OEM Bootloader Unlock switch being deleted from Developer Options), but I guess Sprint Wireless doesn't care if ypu root their devices - probably saves them time instead of paying LG to update every month like they have, and it's only $69.99 (USD) anyway brand-new, which sure beats the $199.99 I plunked down twice to but mine from T-Mobile both times, just to find no matter what app or even a app like SuperSU or Magisk Manager, I could flash a custom recovery, which is the whole purpose of a safe bootloader exploit such as gain Superuser and enjoying the safety and use of having completely ypur own device, right? If you know how to root the LM-X410PM (LG K30 - Boost Mobile - 2019 version with the August 1, 2019 Security Patch) then you'll see what I am talking about - I know ZTE in the Maven 2 (z831) and the Maven 3 (z835) of AT&T fame allowed you to OEM Unlock Bootloader - but it seemed to do nothing - except warn ypu that your in grave danger of being hacked or something - but then Google likes to make manufactures say garbage that they are just going to hate the results of finally taking complete control of your device - and frankly, who wouldn't? Just like to know if ZTE got up the guts to lie like that, then how about more profitable companies like LG amd even moguls like Samsung? Just wondering, since there's not any way to manual unlock the bootloader on the prepaid GSM carriers LG K30 devices, have you tried my version yet? Seems that I can unlock it and their is stock firmware straight from the LG K30 page on LG's very own website - should I make my own root kit - say exploiting a very weird exploit I found by texting into the Default Messaging app and sending a hacked bunch of code via a text message to my friends Huawei P30 and it seemed to take the command because I reset his API as the user to "null" and now he can't even factory reset his phone even manually - he no longer has a API of at least 3, which I believe is how much you to have as a user to even use the manual reset mode, let alone do it in settings - so if I can insert my C programmed binary file with Linux commands via the Messaging app from my Samsung a50, and flash the User Binary with the inserted stock SU_Binary that I can even get off the Ubuntu servers or even GNU, I may be able to insert the script myself and perhaps avoid getting Google to worried about how that vulnerability in the Messaging app (and I flashed another Custom ROM to my rooted Samsung Galaxy s9+ yesterday by running an exploit by inserting JavaScript commands via Chrome Browser Canary and now I see why Chrome Canary is considered "Unstable", you can push root kits and scripts by high jacking a known websites data, and flash a custom ROM to a device with the bootloader or Google batting an eye! Wow, if Android is getting to insecure, then man, I'm getting a better OS like back to iPhones an iOS, but then again I made the only mobile jailbreak I heard of - so pentesting my devices and looking for all the errors in the code that I can exploit is my mission - just think of FushiaOS - four native codes in your bootloader - that's not security, that's a hackers paradise!