rooting android devices and installing a custom rom on them
this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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Hehe, I used to do this back with my galaxy ace duos. It had some 4 barely usable roms and I used to flash them regularly. I lost atleast 2 devices due to bricking, good old days.
serious question, why?
wiping his ass
level 2 of this is knowing how to install a bidet
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