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I can confirm that the Doogee S88 Pro does not work with any treble GSI's I've tried. I've tried the latest Android 11 aosp, right down to android 9 aosp. 1. Factory reset, enable OEM unlocking and usb debug 2. ADB reboot bootloader 3. Fastboot flashing unlock 4. Fastboot --disable-verity...

All GSI's listed do not work on the DOOGEE S88 PRO. Yes I went from latest Android 11 aosps right down to android 9. I followed these flashing steps: 1. Factory reset, enable OEM unlocking and usb debug 2. ADB reboot bootloader 3. Fastboot flashing unlock 4. Fastboot --disable-verity...

I've been reading about certified devices. Certified devices to my knowledge go through a series of tests from Google who try to determine compatibility as well as look for any malicious code within the system. I am assuming that once certified Google requires a signature of that OS installed...

I own a Doogee s88 pro. I have installed twrp as a recovery using an unofficial method. I have also rooted the device using OEM key. However, I am having an issue flashing a gsi to it. Through twrp it states that the "image is larger than the target device" I have used the universal tool for...

I have a phone with a dodgey stock ROM I want to get rid. However I don't know how to do it with SP flash tool? Twrp is not supported unfortunately. I've downloaded a gsi but when it comes to using a scatter file from the manufacturer and editing the boot record to point to a gsi it fails...

Contacted them to see if they're interested. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like anyone else on the internet has attempted it. Only people saying they were going to. I imagine it's people like me who aren't technical when it comes to phones and coding.

Looks like I need to compile TWRP myself for the Doogee S88 PRO because it's not officially supported. I'll try my best but I doubt I have the technical skills. Is there a marketplace where I could hire someone to do this?

Ah I assumed that meant pop ups. I'm assuming it's currently not possible to root, and install custom ROMs on the phone?

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/1140639/Android-WARNING-Google-confirms-phones-malware-installed-June-16 Although, even if it is just pop ups, I'd like to be able to get rid of those which afaik the only way would be via custom ROM?

I purchased a Doogee S88 Pro a while ago, but I haven't used it because if concerns of malware / adware being preinsalled on the device or being added later by updates. The issue is I love the phone. The design, battery everything about it appeals to me due to working outdoors. However, I...