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Does this method rely on security holes, like the iPhone jailbreaks, or is it something explicitly allowed by handset makers (and operators)?
by m_eiman 16y ago
Does this method rely on security holes, like the iPhone jailbreaks, or is it something explicitly allowed by handset makers (and operators)?
- sandGorgon 16y agoQuite a few of the phones allow it (most of the HTC, the original Moto Droid, the Nexus One of course, etc.). I think even the Samsungs allow it. For some of them (early HTC, etc.) the process exploits a hole. The install process for both is the same though: install new bootloader -> choose your flavor of Android.