Samsung Galaxy A12 Anonymity Experiment — Part 1: Getting Root Access This post is the first part of a larger experiment I have been planning with my Samsung Galaxy A12: how anonymous can I make an Android phone when I have full control over the device? My eventual goal is to investigate how much of
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I already knew that the Samsung Galaxy A12 could open applications in floating windows using the phone’s touchscreen interface. What I wanted to find out was whether I could control those same floating windows from a computer using ADB. The idea came from the old TV channel-mosaic feature, where several television channels could be displayed
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The Infinix Smart 8 (X6525) runs on the Unisoc T606 (UMS9230) chipset, Android 13 OS, 5000mAh battery, and a 720 x 1612 screen resolution. The device in question got bricked due to a botched bootloader unlock attempt. It went dead afterwards. Its build info was: XOS Version: XOS V13.0.0 (0S13.0- T-P188-230912) Build Number: X6525-F069ABCDEFGHIGaGbGcGdGeGfGgGhGiGmGnGoGq-TGo-OP-250919V1964 Quick
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Frankly, I didn’t really need a PAC file, as I had other free and paid tools to service this phone besides the Research/Upgrade/Factory Download tools, but I decided to create one from scratch for tools that don’t support this model, don’t allow me to load individual FDLs, but allow me to load a PAC file
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The Hisense A5 Pro CC runs on the UNISOC Tiger T610 UMS512 chipset and Android 10. To give a little context, I had unlocked the bootloader, rooted it and had GApps running; nothing fancy. How it got bricked I had made a backup using spd_dump and decided to flash it after testing some mods. It
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Just like clearing up your low disk storage, fixing high internet bandwidth/network usage (data consumption) on your Windows PC requires that you focus on finding out what’s using what. The most unlikely processes/apps end up being the culprits. The Problem There was heavy data consumption once the PC was connected to the internet. This often
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