Re:Cydia, the original app store, sues Apple on antitrust gr...
by voltagex_ on Thursday December 10, 2020 @06:43PM
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There's a big difference between
* rooting the phone with an exploit
* rooting the phone with a modified boot image from original firmware (is this even possible any more?)
* installing a new ROM that allows root access
I think if I rooted my Note 9 it would permanently mark the phone as having been "tampered with", and at least on a 3rd party ROM I'd lose Samsung/Google Pay
* rooting the phone with an exploit
* rooting the phone with a modified boot image from original firmware (is this even possible any more?)
* installing a new ROM that allows root access
I think if I rooted my Note 9 it would permanently mark the phone as having been "tampered with", and at least on a 3rd party ROM I'd lose Samsung/Google Pay