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Root Going back to stock-best option?

when you sbf your completely stock, when you rom and flash back to stock, you still have roms stored as a save point so your not entirely 100% stock, that and your still rooted, if you sbf your not rooted, and there are no traces of current roms installed
 
when you sbf your completely stock, when you rom and flash back to stock, you still have roms stored as a save point so your not entirely 100% stock, that and your still rooted, if you sbf your not rooted, and there are no traces of current roms installed

Got it. So sbf is probrbably the best bet. Then I just get all my rooting aps, back and I am good. Should I backup and then format my sd card as well?
 
That worked nicely!

One question, I reactivated, etc. But it still knew my wifi settings? Are those stored on the sd card?
 
i think it may remember it not 100% sure on it though, but i guess its possible, i havent had the need to sbf in a while so i dont really know exactly
 
did you flash back to stock???

Yeah. Went ok. Rebooted, saw the custom boot animation and it stuck there. Did a battery pull, wiped cache and hard reset then rebooted and reactivated. Had the same wallpaper I had before and the wifi settings are all there-passwords, etc.
 
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that google stores that info with your account as well. Don't quote me on it though. I just remember reading that somewhere. I don't even know if the source was credible. :p
 
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that google stores that info with your account as well. Don't quote me on it though. I just remember reading that somewhere. I don't even know if the source was credible. :p

Makes sense. Google is big brother! :eek:

Maybe he has the settings in privacy set to back up everything to Google? I always turn that setting off before activating my phone.
 
Maybe he has the settings in privacy set to back up everything to Google? I always turn that setting off before activating my phone.

I do. I didn't realize it's for wifi, etc. But it makes it so much easier than plugging back in 10 passwords.
 
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