What is the root and what are the benefits and harms
Root is a program that gives the user full powers to control the operating system where it can modify the operating system files or delete in the sense of the most complete control of the phone.
Root features:
1-Modify or delete files or applications of the operating system.
2-Run programs that require root permissions.
3-Change the basic fonts within the Android system.
4-Move applications from device memory to external memory.
5-Installation of Custom rom.
6-Fix errors DRK and DM-Verity.
Cons of the root:
1-Loss of phone warranty.
2-Some applications do not work due to root (bluestacks root / dr fone root).
3-Stand on the company logo as a result of misuse.
4-The operating system crashed due to deletion or modification of important system files.
important warning:
- Installation and use of the root android is entirely at your own risk and we do not take any responsibility for device failure.
- In older versions of the Android system such as Jelly Bean and KitKat was using apps (kingroot / kingo root / framaroot / iroot / root king / towelroot) To get root permissions either in new versions such as Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Pie and future versions of the Android system, these applications do not work.
What is the difference between SuperSU and Magisk
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The main difference between Magisk and SuperSU is how the root works on Android. Based on what the user wants to do.
We will first talk about supersu root how to get the root where it installs itself within the system files It changes the system files and adds new files to the system partition on the phone, but with the enhancement of Google to protect Android it has become difficult to do so that the amendment to the partition of the Android system to send an alert to applications that are trying to detect the presence of root.
Google SafetyNet monitors the operating system from any manipulation, and when it detects any manipulation in the Android operating system, most applications will not work and will not send you OTA updates.
What about Magisk is one of the most important features that does not touch system files, but modifies the boot partition instead so that it can trick safetyNet service and show that everything is normal and allows Magisk Manager to fully control the root settings.
Notes before root process
- Charge the battery well before use.
- Use the original USB cable that came with the device.
- Use the laptop at work to avoid electricity problems.
- You should focus well to protect the binary of your device.
- The following protections must be disabled (FRP - OEM - RMM/KG) Follow the following article to learn How to Disbled FRP and OEM for device Samsung Galaxy.
Device information
-Brand Name: Samsung Galaxy
-Device Name: Galaxy J2 Core
-Model: SM-J260F root
-Operating system: Android Oreo 8.1.0
Files required for root work
How To Root Galaxy J260F android Oreo 8.1.0
1-Download Drivers and flash Tool.
2-Install the drivers on your device.
3-Download Root File, The baseband version must match the version of the root file.
4-Open the EFTSU Flash Tool.
5-From the top, click on Select File and then choose the root file.
6-Boot your device into download mode prees Volume Down + Volume Up and connect the USB cable.
7-Press Flash to start.
8-After booting the device install EFTSU Manager app.
9-Then, from the EFTSU Flash tool, we click on Reboot ADB Device to Root Mode (Recovery mode).
10-When the boot is complete, Open the EFTSU Manager app to get the root.
11-You can check for root access through the root checker app.
12-In case you encounter any problems please feel free to contact us
13-If you want to unroot or revert to the offical firmware, you can flash new firmware.
2-Install the drivers on your device.
3-Download Root File, The baseband version must match the version of the root file.
4-Open the EFTSU Flash Tool.
5-From the top, click on Select File and then choose the root file.
6-Boot your device into download mode prees Volume Down + Volume Up and connect the USB cable.
7-Press Flash to start.
8-After booting the device install EFTSU Manager app.
9-Then, from the EFTSU Flash tool, we click on Reboot ADB Device to Root Mode (Recovery mode).
10-When the boot is complete, Open the EFTSU Manager app to get the root.
11-You can check for root access through the root checker app.
12-In case you encounter any problems please feel free to contact us
13-If you want to unroot or revert to the offical firmware, you can flash new firmware.
