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Root ZTE Zmax Pro Official Root Discussion

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So maybe. Using the volume up and power button we can install superuser using the apply from SDcard. I remember that the metro galaxy s5 with lollipop update had to do something like that to acquire root and there was no other way. Maybe a method like that would do us good
 
OK seems to be we all are stuck on stock with this phone... Cero root/custom ROM/TWRP or whatever you wanna put onto it... That's why I love Samsung... No locked bootloader and a lot of support from the community. I took this cell cause it was really cheap for the try, now I see why
 
This phone can be rooted and will be. It just needs a little more time and understanding at what to do. Because if we let a $100 phone stop us. It'll be simple for other companies to add on to it. Everyone watches everything so we must root.
 
I've been following this thread and others for a little while and not sure of this will help or shed any light, but it appears to me that these devices have a secure boot similar to UEFI (windows 8,8.1, etc secure boot)and without the particular file in the root setup u won't ever get the bootloader, has anyone tried an Android emulator?

The reason I ask is because in 2016 some states passed a law that required cell phone makers to enable device protection to reduce cell phone theft, hints why earlier versions on Android the files could be found. But on any new
device that shipped with Android 6.0 or higher you can't remove FRP, so what I'm getting at is the file set up that "builds" the OS is different and it works more like a script instead of an exe file. Overall preventing access to root, bootloader and other exploits to flash a stolen phone.
 
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