TeamWin Recovery Project, more widely known by its TWRP abbreviation, is the most popular custom recovery software for Android devices. TWRP allows you to do everything from flash custom ROMs to creating full backups, all in a few taps. The team behind the project just released a minor update a few days ago, and now four more devices have been added to the list of officially supported platforms.
Samsung’s Galaxy A10 is also now supported by TWRP, but only the SM-A105F variant, which is mostly sold in India and other Asian markets. The port was made possible by Gabriel260, and as with TWRP for all other Samsung devices, you have to use Odin for the flashing process. It’s not quite as seamless as using ADB and Fastboot to install TWRP on phones from Google, ASUS, and most other OEMs, but at least you’ll only have to do it once. Check out the forum thread for full instructions.
