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If I perform below steps,
- I root Android phone,
- From third party apps available on Play Store, I change 16 digit Android device id(Let say from aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb)
- And then again unroot the phonne.
Will unrooting the phone also change Android device id again or it will remain bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb only?
Thanks in advance.
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If I perform below steps,
- I root Android phone,
- From third party apps available on Play Store, I change 16 digit Android device id(Let say from aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb)
- And then again unroot the phonne.
Will unrooting the phone also change Android device id again or it will remain bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb only?
Thanks in advance.
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If I perform below steps,
- I root Android phone,
- From third party apps available on Play Store, I change 16 digit Android device id(Let say from aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb)
- And then again unroot the phonne.
Will unrooting the phone also change Android device id again or it will remain bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb only?
Thanks in advance.
applications rooting unrooting
asked 7 hours ago
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If I perform below steps,
- I root Android phone,
- From third party apps available on Play Store, I change 16 digit Android device id(Let say from aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb)
- And then again unroot the phonne.
Will unrooting the phone also change Android device id again or it will remain bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb only?
Thanks in advance.
applications rooting unrooting
applications rooting unrooting
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Unrooting your phone doesn't reverse the changes you made to /system. These changes are reversed only when you flash a stock / custom ROM. Of course, apps that you had installed earlier which had root privileges will not work
To sum up, your changed ID will remain
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First of all, tweaking that 16 digit Android ID doesn't require root access. You can change that ID using ADB alone. Since Android 5.0, this should work just fine.
adb shell settings get secure android_id # returns the current Android ID
adb shell settings put secure android_id YOUR-16-DIGIT-ID # to change the ID with your new 16 digit ID
The Android ID is stored inside data partition. It is set on first boot after factory reset and remains until you factory reset again. It has got nothing to do with rooting and unrooting your device. So, if you changed that ID using some app and unrooted your phone later, that ID would persist until factory reset.
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Unrooting your phone doesn't reverse the changes you made to /system. These changes are reversed only when you flash a stock / custom ROM. Of course, apps that you had installed earlier which had root privileges will not work
To sum up, your changed ID will remain
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Unrooting your phone doesn't reverse the changes you made to /system. These changes are reversed only when you flash a stock / custom ROM. Of course, apps that you had installed earlier which had root privileges will not work
To sum up, your changed ID will remain
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Unrooting your phone doesn't reverse the changes you made to /system. These changes are reversed only when you flash a stock / custom ROM. Of course, apps that you had installed earlier which had root privileges will not work
To sum up, your changed ID will remain
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
Unrooting your phone doesn't reverse the changes you made to /system. These changes are reversed only when you flash a stock / custom ROM. Of course, apps that you had installed earlier which had root privileges will not work
To sum up, your changed ID will remain
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
answered 6 hours ago
beeshyams
23.5k1442144
23.5k1442144
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
Thank you beeshyams for sharing knowledge. :)
– Spectra Testing
12 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
You are welcome. Please continue to contribute to our site.
– beeshyams
10 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
BTW Answer of Fire lord is more technically correct and you could choose to accept that instead of you wish
– beeshyams
8 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
First of all, tweaking that 16 digit Android ID doesn't require root access. You can change that ID using ADB alone. Since Android 5.0, this should work just fine.
adb shell settings get secure android_id # returns the current Android ID
adb shell settings put secure android_id YOUR-16-DIGIT-ID # to change the ID with your new 16 digit ID
The Android ID is stored inside data partition. It is set on first boot after factory reset and remains until you factory reset again. It has got nothing to do with rooting and unrooting your device. So, if you changed that ID using some app and unrooted your phone later, that ID would persist until factory reset.
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
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up vote
2
down vote
First of all, tweaking that 16 digit Android ID doesn't require root access. You can change that ID using ADB alone. Since Android 5.0, this should work just fine.
adb shell settings get secure android_id # returns the current Android ID
adb shell settings put secure android_id YOUR-16-DIGIT-ID # to change the ID with your new 16 digit ID
The Android ID is stored inside data partition. It is set on first boot after factory reset and remains until you factory reset again. It has got nothing to do with rooting and unrooting your device. So, if you changed that ID using some app and unrooted your phone later, that ID would persist until factory reset.
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
First of all, tweaking that 16 digit Android ID doesn't require root access. You can change that ID using ADB alone. Since Android 5.0, this should work just fine.
adb shell settings get secure android_id # returns the current Android ID
adb shell settings put secure android_id YOUR-16-DIGIT-ID # to change the ID with your new 16 digit ID
The Android ID is stored inside data partition. It is set on first boot after factory reset and remains until you factory reset again. It has got nothing to do with rooting and unrooting your device. So, if you changed that ID using some app and unrooted your phone later, that ID would persist until factory reset.
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
First of all, tweaking that 16 digit Android ID doesn't require root access. You can change that ID using ADB alone. Since Android 5.0, this should work just fine.
adb shell settings get secure android_id # returns the current Android ID
adb shell settings put secure android_id YOUR-16-DIGIT-ID # to change the ID with your new 16 digit ID
The Android ID is stored inside data partition. It is set on first boot after factory reset and remains until you factory reset again. It has got nothing to do with rooting and unrooting your device. So, if you changed that ID using some app and unrooted your phone later, that ID would persist until factory reset.
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
answered 1 hour ago
Firelord
16.5k1165171
16.5k1165171
+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
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+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
+1 Left a note to OP to accept your answer if he wishes
– beeshyams
7 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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