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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Ever had someone connect your phone to Wi-Fi without telling you the password? That was me, connected, but in the dark. I wanted the password so I could connect my laptop and other devices too. That’s when it hit me: Rooted phones + ADB = Full control. And not just for Wi-Fi passwords. I also
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After unlocking the bootloader and surviving Xiaomi’s 168-hour trial of patience, I wasn’t about to stop there. The next step? Root access. I wanted full control. I wanted to say goodbye to system apps I’ll never use and hello to advanced tools that actually do something. So yeah, rooting was the natural next step. Preparation
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I’ve always wanted more control over my devices to flash a custom ROM, maybe root it later. So naturally, unlocking the bootloader was the first step. Disclaimer: Requirements: I started by doing the usual prep: STEPS TO TURN ON USB DEBUGGING STEPS TO TURN ON OEM UNLOCKING I turned off the phone and booted into
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