Question will the s23 ultra have root?

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this.guy.lol

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i know all the models will be snapdragon chipsets from what i understand. that said, will there be root? i know the US is prob not gonna see root, but what about the UK/EU models? root for me is a 100% buying factor for anything tech related like phones. thanks.
 
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s3axel

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I would assume that its the same as with every recent Samsung phone for the last years: you can unlock the Bootloader and flashed a patched AP image - triggering Knox and loosing warranty in some regions....

No need to wait for anything, as rooting has worked on OneUI 5.0 I would hope/assume that it works still for 5.1 as well
 

znel52

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I would assume that its the same as with every recent Samsung phone for the last years: you can unlock the Bootloader and flashed a patched AP image - triggering Knox and loosing warranty in some regions....

No need to wait for anything, as rooting has worked on OneUI 5.0 I would hope/assume that it works still for 5.1 as well
Yeah the big difference is now they are using Snapdragon processors on all versions. You probably will still be able to in certain regions but I wouldn't be surprised if they end up being locked down either.
 

RDS5

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yes, they will have unlockable bootloaders in most likely all other regions than the USA
think back to 2014, most of samsung's phones (galaxy s4, s5) were snapdragon based, and almost all of them (besides the USA variants) were unlockable (USA variants usually got exploited after tho, since touchwiz was filled with bugs)
so we have no reason to think samsung wont 2014 us again, which in that case its the best, since that was samsung's peak..
 

this.guy.lol

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like i said yall my ONLY pass or purchase is root. i avoid us phones for this cause. of course, i may just snag the s22 ultra at a decent price who knows. kinda tired of the OP9P. miss sammy.
 

vnmlike

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im new in android community, since 3 years of stop, and using iphone as main smartphone since the last 12 years. so i ordered s23 ultra 512gb now and i hope that i will be rootable. (germany)
 

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    Are you talking about system partitions? Those are read-only due to the new FS used in Android 13 shipped devices (EROFS), the only way to write in those partitions is to recreate them manually as r/w, but nowadays it's just better to use bind mount via a Magisk module.
    I have explained 100 times (while on S22) this but users are just crazy for non secure rw lol! I ended with making System-RW ROMS
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    Forgot to ask about this bit. Is this everytime including when you update to a newer firmware or only the first time?
    If you flash magisk patched firmware on existing magisk patched then no wipe needed. But always better to make backup of data before flashing ROM in case something went wrong
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    I will know for sure on friday/saturday.
    Mine shipped today :D
    If it's really not rootable I will send it back immediatly.

    (Germany)
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    Thanks! Screw America for forcing Samsung to lock the damn bootloader.. honestly up in arms about this. lol
    I'm in the same situation as you and I WOULD NOT recommend buying a UK version of this phone. I made the same mistake twice for the Note 20, bought a Chinese SD version and an Exynos/UK version Note 20 and both had BAD band support for T-Mobile. I'm talking in some areas I'd be lucky to get 20 up/4 down mbps and in most cases, I was getting 1up/1down download speeds. I ended up finding a very rare Note 20 Ultra for T-Mobile still on a bootloader unlockable firmware and that was after spending so much of 2 useless phones.

    It was a horrible experience for an overall amazing phone. As trash as it may be, I'd hold faith in SOMEONE cracking the bootloader for the US version since they're all using Snapdragon now, but I wouldn't dare waste time with buying the UK version because I promise, you will regret it.
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    is it rw tho? thats the question. im sure the script he used on the s22 ultra may work?

    Are you talking about system partitions? Those are read-only due to the new FS used in Android 13 shipped devices (EROFS), the only way to write in those partitions is to recreate them manually as r/w, but nowadays it's just better to use bind mount via a Magisk module.