yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
Please feel free to verify images taken after root been aquired. (magisk image was patched on unrooted os at the time)

The OEM unlock itself in dev options is not doing complete OEM unlock, until contected to PC while Volume Up + Volume Down is presse

d, then loader gives option to do proper OEM unlock.

You're welcome.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] furballi:
Do you have the T Mobile version of the A32 5G? All of these T Mobile branded phones have this feature removed. The T Mobile A21 still has the unlock option visible, but one cannot turn ON this feature.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
I've UK Virgin Media version.

I've sent instruction to furball on how to root A32 5G, and I'm copying instructions here.

Edit:

To create lz4 archive on Windows this version of 7Zip will be required.

https://github.com/mcmilk/7-Zip-zstd.git
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] smvsmv:
on US Tmobile devices, the OEM unlock option isn't even available to enable. But I was excited about this for 30 seconds!
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
I'm sorry, but Bootloaders have been made this difficult for a reason.

Mostly due to mobile carriers, their requrements for contract phones I do beleve.

I don't know for sure but it's possible that by Unlocking simlock will also unlock bootloader.

(Unlocked my previous after contract end, simunlocked S7, flashed new os via odin which failed before taking simlock off by UK carrier provided code.

For anyone that have ADB available you can use it to check if unlock is permiten on Your device by following adb command

adb shell getprop sys.oem_unlock_allowed

if iy returns 1 as it does on my device you should be in luck.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] smvsmv:
I got a 0. so, guess still locked out.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] furballi:
Thanks for your help, but we're stuck with T Mobile. I was able to completely remove the T Mobile app last year with the A21 phone. But the A32 5G is another beast...one of the T Mobile app cannot be removed via ADB.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
You are unfortunately. correct
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
I wouldn't be so sure about that. just yer at least .

As far as I'm aware (and mt A326B is Treble compatible) A32 5G is Treble compatible.

Maybe try flashing GSI instead of de-bloating stock?

I know Treble is a thing and was for a while, never actually done such flash myself so let me know if it's not a good idea - like I don't know, first thing that come to my head is - because of locked a partition. unwanted app remain on device or something

Treble was developed to provide OS upgrade-ability after vendor finished support for the device as far as I'm aware so maybe...?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] smvsmv:
I tried working with Tmobile to see if they can initiate an unlock. Heard that they couldn't until the phone was paid off and pointed me to Samsung. Samsung pointed me back to Tmobile. Not sure I want to pay it off early, especially when I don't even know for sure that they'll do it at all.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] hyelton:
The T-Mobile version unlocked or not still cannot have the bootloader unlocked. I have one running T-Mobile firmware and other other running A326U1 fimrware. Bootloader cannot be unlocked so no root.

Both are Sim unlocked and can be used with any carrier. Still no bootloader unlock its not dooable
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] xenokc:
Tdelete
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] smvsmv:
Not sure I follow. When you say "not doable", are you saying even Samsung will not be able to unlock?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
This would make no sense, since samsung have just recently shared source code for this variant.

From my expirience, if phone that was locked throughout the contract was unlocked by carrier for free after phone was paid off in full.

If anyone, it's T-Mobile that would be able to unlock it, don't think that Samsung will lift a finger to "bypass" bootloader lock that they designed for phone vendors to use.

T-Moblie(Phone carrier) is the one to contact
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] furballi:
T Mobile can unlock the SIM card with an over the air update, but I don't believe that they could enable the bootloader option without updating the firmware for everyone. Again, with the A32 5G, T Mobile installed an app called T Mobile diagnostic that cannot be removed via ADB. This is used to keep track of the user, and you have no way to opt out unless you buy a generic A32 5G. You're hooked to T Mobile forever if you buy a T Mobile branded phone.

I have an A21 from T Mobile last year that didn't come with the T Mobile diagnostic app. The bootloader option is visible, but I'm not aware of anyone that could remove the T Mobile Android 10 and load a stock Android 10.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
On my A326B OEM unlock option in Developers options was in fact a partial unlock,

Full unlock was done after I've turned phone off, and got to Download/Odin Mode (You can get there by doing the following: Get phone turned off with OEM Unlock in dev enabled - Then while Holding Volume Up + Volume Down Connect USB cable to PC, I had Odin runing but I'm not sure if it is necessary, probably not but still worth noting) . Try getting to Download mode.

Phone prompted me with two options, one of which was to unlock bootloader by Holding Volume Up button.

Also in regards to T-Mobile app, You can make sure that it doesn't have Device Admin permissions, then even if they are trying to do anything, will restrict them of doing so or even completly shut down their gateway.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] hyelton:
I don't have have that on mine. The T-Mobile varient can be flashed with the U1 firmware which removes everything T-Mobile related.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] furballi:
T Mobile in the US is very aggressive when it comes to wiping out their version of OS. This started about 6 months ago. About this time, T Mobile also decided to throttle 4G (non-LTE) speed. The download speed of my T Mobile Nokia 521 suddenly drop from a nominal 6-7 Mbps to 1-2 Mbps. Switching to a SIM card that rely on AT&T towers restored the speed (6-7 Mbps). My area is supposed to get 5G last year. Unfortunately, the download speed is still a pathetic 10-12 Mbps.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] furballi:
Unfortunately, this T Mobile app still run in the background consuming 25 MB RAM and CPU clock cycle.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] 3mel:
if you can't unlock a bootloader you can't flash a GSI. also with Qualcomm Samsung phones recently, even unlocked phones bought directly can't have their bootloaders unlocked the normal, easy way. it's not just carrier phones that can't be unlocked it's all newer Qualcomm Samsung phones in the US.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] hyelton:
So you flashed the XAA U1 firmware via odin? and still see it? Weird...
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] NetBos:
You're I stand corrected. Thank you.

This is very interesting, and since Android Architectural changes I can see how this is possible.

I'll look into mentoned Qualcomm Samsung, Very interesting and potentially problematic vendor decition.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] hyelton:
Not really it was very easy took 5 min to flash XAA firmware on my A32 5G. I havent seen more than 10-12mbps over HSPA 3G in a long time. LTE and 5G still working great for me over 400mbps over 5G on T-Mobile. AT&T 3G in my area is useless cant even get 1 mbps.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
can you elaborate more on what you did here? i have the same phone and im trying to either debloat or root. if you can post step by step what u did and share the firmware and odin you used. ill share with you latest a326u firmware A326USQU1AUCF_CL21188749_QB38923278_REV00_user_low_ship_MULTI_CERT_meta_OS11
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
How did you flash ? bootloader is lock ? how did u get into download mode?
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] mingkee:
Is it possible to enable OEM unlock through adb command?

If not, the phone is done for good
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem unlock

...

FAILED (remote: unknown command)

finished. total time: -0.000s

At least show me how to debloat it hehe
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
i wonder if this comes into play

It's now easy to bypass MediaTek's SP Flash Tool authentication

A group of developers has created a Python utility to bypass the authentication routine of MediaTek SP Flash Tool. Check it out now!

www.xda-developers.com

we dealing with a MediaTek MT6853

also

Dissecting a MediaTek BootROM exploit

A bricked Xiaomi phone led me to discover a project in Github that uses a MediaTek BootROM exploit that was undocumented. The exploit was found by Xyz, and implemented by Chaosmaster. The initial exploit was already available for quite a while. Since I have managed to revive my phone, I am documenti

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[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] a_private_identity:
I can confirm this works on SM-A326B https://www.naldotech.com/root-samsung-galaxy-a32-magisk/

Just make sure to update the phone to latest/matching security update before you start else it won't work.

Good luck.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] yomuppet:
Step one in that guide is still unlocking the bootloader, which TMO folks cannot do, unless I missed something
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] a_private_identity:
No, it wont work for you guys! I dont know if there is a alternative.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] mikkis2k:
Glad i got the EU model then, rooted with no issue. A326B
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
Theres a paid service to unlock the bootloader. Im rooted now
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] scottyrick2:
I unlocked two of these phones today. Using the paid service. Also installed the v3 TWRP on both and it worked as well. Totally rooted and ready to go.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] financeledger:
Sweeet

Welcome on board !
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] afaneh92:
Here my unlock bootloader thread

[CLOSED][Android][UNSAMLOCK] Bootloader Unlock for Samsung US/Canada Devices

Important notice: If you are already updated post February 2021, do not update to April 2023 security update (XXXXXXXXXXWCX) or later. Examples: G998USQS6EWCA, N986USQU4HWD1. Samsung has patched the bootloader unlock again on those updates...

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[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] GalaxyA325G:
Being able to unlock the bootloader for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy A32 5G can potentially gain us certain camera advantages & perhaps even some privacy advantages, both of which would be fantastic to have!
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] wonderlandpoet:
I have found when you get T-Mobile to do a network unlock on your device it (should) trigger the oem unlock. Yes I have found a way to have T-Mobile unlock your network device 100% every time.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] TimmyP:
You mean you have found a way to have Tmobile network unlock your device, which is totally different than unlocking a bootloader, which Tmobile will not do.
[Samsung Galaxy J8] 4yush5663:
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[Samsung Galaxy J8] 4yush5663:
#reserved
[Samsung Galaxy J8] laithalshabi:
will it work in j810f/ds and will it support the phone wifi as monitoring device ?
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Melkie25:
Can I install now?

Samsung J8

Android 10

Rooted with magisk

Twrp installed latest
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Technical Prasad Tor:
Bro I am using aicp ROM Kali nethunter kernel working this aicp ROM ?
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Drwonder:
Hey
[Samsung Galaxy J8] 4yush5663:
try with lineage 15.1
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Technical Prasad Tor:
Ok bro file name kernel-nethunter-j8y18lte-ten.zip ten ? This is nethunter kernel Android 8.0 Oreo ? Why bro tell me
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Technical Prasad Tor:
Bro I am install nethunter kernel in mokee rom Android 10 not working

Bro i am installing nethunter kernel in mokee rom Android 10 this problem show
[Samsung Galaxy J8] 4yush5663:
i will check it
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Technical Prasad Tor:
Bro this kernel not working pocket injection and not working hid attack and not showing hid status is not found bro this kernel is not include hid drivers and wifi adapter drivers
[Samsung Galaxy J8] ApqarinoM:
how to install (Tl-Wn722n) driver on Android
[Samsung Galaxy J8] fffffgfwefff:
Please help me. I downloaded the Kali Nethunter kernel and it does not support the wifi adapter drivers. Please, please, please, modify the kernel and make it work for lineage 17.1 android 10. Please.
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Kidpentester:
Hey man i was able to get hid

I posted the kernel on my xda page

dm me
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Kidpentester:
hey i manage to get those to work
[Samsung Galaxy J8] Kidpentester:
I made it work check my profile
[Other SmartWatches] 5H1R42:
Hello.

So I managed to get a OnePlus Watch when pre-orders went live about a month ago. It was delivered today. After spending almost 24 hours with it, here are my thoughts (might be a little long winded).

1. It is missing ALOT of basic features, chief among which are tap-to-wake and no Google app support. The no Google support is major seeing as you cannot sync apps to the watch properly. My LG urbane does a million more things than the OP watch does.

2. Heavy focus on fitness. I like that they're trying to get people more active but come on, at this point it's basically a fitness tracker. For the price they're selling for, there are much better options out there that are dedicated to fitness. This is meant to be a proper smart watch from a company that is trying to take on the big boys like Samsung and Apple (obviously they have very little chance against Apple but, they can at least give it a go). With their recent products like the OP 8 and 9 series, they're starting to tell the world that they're no longer going to hold back and that their Nord line is for users that are on a tight budget but want something "premium feeling". To come out with a smart watch that focuses heavily on fitness and 0 Google support or features was a mistake.

3. It was clearly rushed to market. Very obviously, it was rushed to market before it was even ready. Personally, I believe that the hardcore OP fans put pressure on them to release a budget friendly smart watch. OP caved and just released what they had. Given more time for development and refinement, this could have been a solid product and I would have happily paid around the £200/€200 mark for it.

4. Notification issues. This has to be in top 3 gripes about the device. When you receive a notification on your phone, it pops up on the watch like normal but, you can't do much with it. If it's a group chat notification and you're getting quite a few messages, the notifications will not stack into one. Instead, you'll get several notifications on the watch about it. Dismissing a notification from the watch also doesn't dismiss it from the phone too and vice versa. There have been several times where I've dismissed from the watch, only to look at my phone later and it still showing up there or vice versa.

5. Poor step counter accuracy. MKBHD pointed this out in his review. I thought that maybe it could have been an issue with his review unit but no, it's an actual thing with the watch. A normal work day would get me 5000-7000 steps according to my LG urbane, the OP watch only registerd 3300. How?

That's my little rant over 😂

Anyways, what's your experience with the watch been like so far? Overall, this watch has a lot of potential but it was let down due to OP wanting to get it to market as soon as possible. This needed a lot more development time and refinement. I'll keep a hold of it for now and see what improvements they bring in the near future.

5H1R42
[Other SmartWatches] oVeRdOsE.:
thanks for your reviews.

MKBHD made me hesitating ; ''buy for what is is, not what it will become''

Cyberpunk like, rush ****, and then is a kinda waste of money.

Anyway, since I did NOT own any watch, and I was looking for a simple smart watch that looks classy (not like a gadget) , I hit on that watch. It was a good 'deal' here in canada, since 20$ off, no duty fee, no shipping and only 1 tax.

Hopefully one plus wont let this watch down. They are pretty good for old phone updates anyway, I guess they will do it on this watch.

I also wish some dev do great port on this watch, I dont know it it will be possible tho...
[Other SmartWatches] RSchmauk:
Any idea how to change the firmware? I got one from aliexpress, when they went out of stock in the US, and it can't be paired with the oneplus health app, only with the chinese oppo app.

I think the firmware is way behind (A38, vs B48 as of today), and I would like to have the oneplus app and updates... Half of this app is in chinese.

Thanks
[Other SmartWatches] Barmenchik:
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[Other SmartWatches] RSchmauk:
Thank you, I will try it.
[Other SmartWatches] erack:
Is there any hacky way to pair it to a iPhone for some alerts, until official iOS support arrives?
[Other SmartWatches] Gvonihan:
Hello guys. Help me pls

😣Updated to the global firmware and the exclusive watchfaces cyberpunk edition disappeared. Can you help me with the return of the cyberpunk firmware?
[Other SmartWatches] MemoryThief:
Contact 1+ and ask them about the watch faces, and see if you can liberate some firmware for our hopeful/eventually getting google wear on this B# either via official means or otherwise with the help of the sleepless xda unsung heros.

So I got the watch about the first wave from the store app (which I have not been able to reinstall since after the crash the 7pro had otw to 11) and I'm very impressed with the slick hardware... Shame on them not going the 'lazy' route and doing the Google wear thing, but instead doing their own thing and seemingly not even half-assing many a feature available on a cheap Chinese 30$ watch (with 3g/lte mind you) just because their æsthetic/simplicity metric. If I had nfc ability, the ability to just get coords via gps, or even midi sounds for timers then I could understand not using the hardware to full potential, but as some of the hardware isn't even being used right now, or at least the software provided doesn't allow it's use, the positive isn't much but here is what I got:

The damn thing at least lasts forever, even with 24/7 heart/0² monitoring... (I use only low light levels, no aod)

The first day I had it, I jumped in a pool and everyone was trying to tell me that maybe I should take it off, but it recorded all my strokes & movement amazingly well (if only it was exportable to kml/anything). I shower with it too, w/e.

Charge time is warped to a good ratio of charge/use, so realistically not much miss in data if monitoring is what you're after...

It's quite nice looking, responsive, and screen is anything but dainty. I don't think it's ever lagged.

The fact it does play music via BT is quite decent for a musician, as you can play someone your music on the fly considering there is a speaker with bt on in the vicinity. It's storage is huge as the space that could have gone to good use leaves gigs available...

I hope that oppo seriously gets to convince them that they must make wear a thing so we can choose to kill our batteries like we intend to, rather than have them force 2weeks battery life because it's good for them, rather than our choice to live with that allowance, or be realistic about how ridiculous we know we are being watching netflix on it...

It should be my call afterall. We'll see how it plays out, at least my sister with the iwatch was like "You don't have to charge it everyday, 2weeks!?” That made it almost acceptable...
[Other SmartWatches] Optician:
Two years now since this firmware file plus BT firmware burner have appeared. I thought that would be enough information for some enterprising people to get together and make this watch what it could be. The BT burner is Java and the firmware file is compressed but not encrypted, according to the log file. It's also been a long long time since OnePlus released an update to this watch, so I don't think we will see anything now from them.

Anybody interested in making a third party firmware/hack for this beautiful watch?

There's a teardown on iFixit showing what chips it has here :

iFixit OnePlus Watch Teardown
[Other SmartWatches] callejonm:
Hey, I saw your post and got intrigued about how could anything like that be done. I have read something about reverse engineering the firmware of the watch, and it should not be *that* hard considering we have the actual name of each chip that is on the phone. As of my understanding, the .bin that we have is for the Ambiq Micro Apollo 3 AMA3B microcontroller. I have tried (REDasm open source software to try luck decompressing the .bin and getting more info, and no success. It was running for ~10 hours, and I shut it down. There are other software for this, but I am no expert on this stuff :)

If anyone can shed some light on the way forward or provide resources on reverse engineering this kind of chips it would be nice!

It would be amazing if we can flash google watch into the oneplus watch - it is an amazing piece of firmware that runs with a really basic RTOS software on top of it.
[Xiaomi Mi 11] arbayxda:
Anyone have any idea of when will Miui 12.5 arrives on Mi 11 Indonesia version?
[Xiaomi Mi 11] Pikaone41:
I think when my guinea pig win at Monopoly....i'm waiting the EEA 12.5
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Cubia59:
Hello everyone, first of all, sorry if i'm not very clear in what i'm gonna write below but i'm french, please forgive me. :D

To go back on the main subject, i'd like to buy a phone within 2months and i've been reading threads here & there, but i'm kinda looking for a phone that is able to read streaming video (other than youtube).

I was gonna get Samsung i900 or HTC Diamond but Diamond only has 4GB which is kinda of low for what use i'd like to make of it.

So my question is : Is it possible nowaday for any of them to read streaming video ? If so, which one and how ?

If not, is there any Samsung/Htc-like that is able to ?

Thanks for your answers,

Cubia.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] snachez:
The Kaiser / TyTn II has flawless streaming media playback. Works well with youtube, hulu, liveleak, break etc..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joel2009:
i wouldn't say flawless, but pretty damn good for a mobile phone. just about any phone with an internet connection can stream video pretty well though with skyfire (an internet browser) their are programs also.... obviously higher speed internet the better though.

i personally own a kaiser and highly recommend it.