Help/Support ROOT s8 +

abinash94 · December 17, 2017

hello all mambers off iosgods!

1. What is the deference between root and jailbreak ?

2. i pass from iphone 6 to s8+ sot the question is Root is safe like jailbreak ?

3. with root i can do same things of jailbreak ?

4. samsung s8 + is rootable ?

5. is there any site like ios gods for android ?

6. now i have only 1 ios device ipad air 2 with jailbreak ios 9.3.3 , can i trasfer the games progress to my s8+ ? : its my first exp with android device so im really nub

7. how can i root my device ?

THank for your help

domnic · December 24, 2017

1) Root is for android and Jailbreak is for iOS (Apple)

2) I can't say that rooting your device will always be safe. I rooted my device many times and it got bricked 2-3 times. It's a LUCK Thing for me.

3) Jailbreak is to achieve restricted features on iOS which you can freely do on Android. For eg- changing system themes, fonts, downloading pirated apps, and much more.

4) IDK

5) XDA-Developers is solely for Android.

6) IDK

7) Google it

Jbro129 · January 6, 2018

I have the Galaxy S8 and I used SamPWN on XDA to root it. There are also custom firmwares that have more stable root in it for the S8 and S8+ like PartCyborgRom.

Updated January 6, 2018 by Jbro129

xLuc1ferx · January 8, 2018

On 06/01/2018 at 8:34 PM, Jbro129 said:

I have the Galaxy S8 and I used SamPWN on XDA to root it. There are also custom firmwares that have more stable root in it for the S8 and S8+ like PartCyborgRom.

You really dont need ro root your s8+ may know why you need to root it?

Jbro129 · January 8, 2018

3 hours ago, Mr. Android said:

You really dont need ro root your s8+ may know why you need to root it?

I am the type of person who cannot have a phone unrooted or not jailbroken.

xLuc1ferx · January 8, 2018

14 minutes ago, Jbro129 said:

I am the type of person who cannot have a phone unrooted or not jailbroken.

I understand jailbreaking your iphone is fun but rooting your android is also fun but what I'm sayin is, you actually can able to have a lots of fun with your unrooted phone... and that too s8+, if you root your s8 you will loose the knox security and other stuffs.

Let me give you an example to make you understand the difference between ios's jailbreak and android's root, imagine a apple tree, what you can see is the wonderful apple tree, and the apples in it, say you need to get an apple from that tree, but you cant throw a stone nor climb the tree to get that apple, so in order to get the apple you take a ladder and place it on the tree, you then climb and get the apple. Thats exactly what android rooting is, you just take a ladder and get the apple for yourself... you just root the phone and it gives you access to your os files and datas

But in the case of ios, you dig the roots of the tree and make some modifications to the root of that tree so that the apple doesnt get grown on top of that tree or make the apple fell down immediately when its fully grown such modification is ofc fun to do and that's what jaibreaking is... this is not easy if people make a mistake or do something wrong...then u know what'll happen next

There's this new tree (ios 11) which its seems to be almost impossible to modify...

Updated January 8, 2018 by Mr. Android

Rayan- · January 8, 2018

18 minutes ago, Mr. Android said:

I understand jailbreaking your iphone is fun but rooting your android is also fun but what I'm sayin is, you actually can able to have a lots of fun with your unrooted phone... and that too s8+, if you root your s8 you will loose the knox security and other stuffs.

Let me give you an example to make you understand the difference between ios's jailbreak and android's root, imagine a apple tree, what you can see is the wonderful apple tree, and the apples in it, say you need to get an apple from that tree, but you cant throw a stone nor climb the tree to get that apple, so in order to get the apple you take a ladder and place it on the tree, you then climb and get the apple. Thats exactly what android rooting is, you just take a ladder and get the apple for yourself... you just root the phone and it gives you access to your os files and datas

But in the case of ios, you dig the roots of the tree and make some modifications to the root of that tree so that the apple doesnt get grown on top of that tree or make the apple fell down immediately when its fully grown such modification is ofc fun to do and that's what jaibreaking is... this is not easy if people make a mistake or do something wrong...then u know what'll happen next

There's this new tree (ios 11) which its seems to be almost impossible to modify...

That's so gay

xLuc1ferx · January 8, 2018

Just now, RayanLot- said:

That's so gay

Know you would show up and say "That is so gay" either you or joka or ted2... i saw that coming already..

Samollthecamel · January 8, 2018

22 minutes ago, Mr. Android said:

I understand jailbreaking your iphone is fun but rooting your android is also fun but what I'm sayin is, you actually can able to have a lots of fun with your unrooted phone... and that too s8+, if you root your s8 you will loose the knox security and other stuffs.

Let me give you an example to make you understand the difference between ios's jailbreak and android's root, imagine a apple tree, what you can see is the wonderful apple tree, and the apples in it, say you need to get an apple from that tree, but you cant throw a stone nor climb the tree to get that apple, so in order to get the apple you take a ladder and place it on the tree, you then climb and get the apple. Thats exactly what android rooting is, you just take a ladder and get the apple for yourself... you just root the phone and it gives you access to your os files and datas

But in the case of ios, you dig the roots of the tree and make some modifications to the root of that tree so that the apple doesnt get grown on top of that tree or make the apple fell down immediately when its fully grown such modification is ofc fun to do and that's what jaibreaking is... this is not easy if people make a mistake or do something wrong...then u know what'll happen next

There's this new tree (ios 11) which its seems to be almost impossible to modify...

You should write a book