BREAKING: S9/Note 9 able to root

[makeanimationssmooth]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.androidcentral.com/galaxy-s9-and-note-9-can-now-be-rooted-lot-cavea...

https://pileetan.blogspot.com/2020/07/samsung-devices-software-updates.html

What you need to know

• - Developers have found an exploit in the U.S. variants of the Galaxy S9, S9+, and Note 9 that allows for these devices to be rooted.
• - However, it only works if you have specific Android versions and firmware installed.
• - It does not void the phone's warranty, though.

[CHMultimedia]

Not sure @makeanimationssmooth. They are clear that you need to be on Oreo. They need to get TWRP working to allow you to be on 10 Q and have root.

[makeanimationssmooth]

ok, thanks

[Drex007]

I'm not allowed to root. I have to but bell beleives they own me. They have taken away all my rights as a citizen of the country. I have to root. For privacy reasons.

[300kc]

I'm asking this question seriously, so please feel free to answer honestly. As far as I knew rooting made sense when our devices had a lot of bloat wear and were slow but is there really any benefit to it now? I'm not trying to be difficult, just trying to understand.

[makeanimationssmooth]

of course, with rooting, you can find yourself in a new world of plentiful features and software hacks. For example, you can add your own custom skin besides One UI or customize phone settings such as edge lighting

[makeanimationssmooth]

so much you can do...yours to discover

[Greenemachine02]

so if had updates till march 2022 means its not possible to root my S-9?