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Root [Verizon] mandatory system update

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Did anybody see this (mandatory system update):mad: what the are you kidding me see attached highlighted.


Update notifications usually appeared on this site
Advanced Devices - Software Updates before release.

This was done very convert the attached should have been found on
Advanced Devices- Software Updates site. Verizon has sunk to a new
Low
ell McAdam WoW and this is a company we trust with
so much of are private information?



Shame on you verizon.:(



That's just my opinion I could be wrong:smokingsomb:
 

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Did anybody see this (mandatory system update):mad: what the are you kidding me see attached highlighted.


Update notifications usually appeared on this site
Advanced Devices - Software Updates before release.

This was done very convert the attached should have been found on
Advanced Devices- Software Updates site. Verizon has sunk to a new
Low
ell McAdam WoW and this is a company we trust with
so much of are private information?



Shame on you verizon.:(



That's just my opinion I could be wrong:smokingsomb:

I'm not trying to be overly critical or mean, but it's very hard reading your post. Maybe you should step back, calm down and re write. Lol
 
I don't mean to be brutally honest and painfully observant but perhaps you should wake up and smell the coffee. lol
 
Brutally honest? More like disjointed and chaotic. His comment was that it is hard to understand what you are saying. Step back, and try to be lucid and clear.
 
Brutally honest? More like disjointed and chaotic. His comment was that it is hard to understand what you are saying. Step back, and try to be lucid and clear.
Not brutally honest. Brutally honest AND painfully observant.

Out of curiosity, what would be the difference for you if this HAD been on the site you posted?
 
Can anyone provide good clear instructions on how to fix the root problem? since verizon took the root away.

Update: Sept 23 2012, 1pm

I have found the answer to my question by trial and error.

I have found that if you do the update, you can re-root the phone after you finish the update, by doing the root the same way you did the first time you rooted. and then if your phone says you have root but won't let you use anything that needs root, just uninstall all the superuser apps and busybox apps, and then re install them, after you do that you should be right back to having root that works again.

I hope that this will help someone .
 
1. Is there a known source for this announcement?
2. Why would they be covert with the S3 and not the other 12 phones listed?
3. How long would it be anyway, for our teams of experts to get us right back to where we are now anyway?
= Not worried.
 
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