Hello. No, please don't do it. If you do, you will most likely trip the Knox security fuse [this means you will permanently lose some security related functionality], and once blown, cannot be reversed without a motherboard replacement.
It is better to wait for the Android 15 release, especially if your phone is slated to get it, next year.
Hello. No, please don't do it. If you do, you will most likely trip the Knox security fuse [this means you will permanently lose some security related functionality], and once blown, cannot be reversed without a motherboard replacement.
It is better to wait for the Android 15 release, especially if your phone is slated to get it, next year.
Oh dear. Sorry to read this. A few other OEMs don't follow this approach, but Samsung does, for extra security. Some may not agree with this approach, however that's the implementation.
Have you changed your phone since? Are you using a new device? If not, will you still stay with Samsung?
