I've rooted and froze everything Knox related yet SELinux switches back to enforcing no matter what I do. Suggestions?
SELinux permissive
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We would need a custom kernel to set it to permissive. For that, we'd need an unlocked bootloader.
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We would need a custom kernel to set it to permissive. For that, we'd need an unlocked bootloader.
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