Samsung launched its first flagship series of the year, the Galaxy S20 lineup that includes three smartphones i.e., Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra. While the Galaxy S20 Ultra is a beast of a smartphone as it offers a 100x periscope zoom feature. And if you happen to be the owner of the Galaxy S20 Ultra then, you are at the right place as in this post we will give you on how to root Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Exynos variants.
Thanks to XDA Senior Member geiti94 for sharing this rooting instruction. Note that this guide is only for the Exynos variants and should not be attempted on Snapdragon variants of the phone. Rooting the smartphone will give you all the options to flash custom ROM, install modified apps and do a lot more with your phone which is restricted by your OEM, for some reason.
Users should also note that rooting the phone has its adverse effects on the phone, the first and foremost being that it voids the warranty of your phone. Secondly, if all the steps are not followed correctly, it might brick your phone or put it in a boot loop. So, it is advised that you follow all the steps carefully. With that being said, let us get straight into the article itself:
What is Rooting?
Rooting is a procedure of unlocking the true potential of the smartphone. This operation gives the user the administrative or developer privileges to modify the system settings of the device. With the help of this, you can go ahead and install any limitation that your OEM has set for the device or your carrier if you bought your device from one like Verizon, AT&T, etc. Moreover, you can also install various mod applications, restricted apps, and other specialized apps on your device that requires some special system permissions. Besides, installing these apps from third-party developers are not always dangerous and will improve the features of your smartphone.
It got stuck on boot loop. I followed all the instrauctions without missing any.
Stuck om boot loop now.
Watsapp number +267 72992545