Recent content by Jay Fdz

No problem, and I got my sister an iPhone and I love rooting/jailbreaking things and it sucked that I couldn't jailbreak her phone until recently because there was no updated way to do so.That's the thing I like about android, there's always tons of developers working on different root methods...

Sorry for the late response, I'm new to all this and didn't know how to get notified when someone posted, but now I see there's a subscribe feature .-. Just in case you haven't gone through with it yet, if you do the over the air update, it will unroot, as mentioned before, temporarily. I...

Nope, it doesn't wipe at all, and to see if you tripped Knox, turn off your phone, then hold the volume down, home and power button all at the same time and a prompt screen should pop up. Hit the volume up button to continue and you should see something along the lines of Knox warranty void 0x0...

It works on 4.3 as well. That's what I was on when I rooted.

Sorry for the late response, but I would recommend using a standard charging cable, not the one that came with Note 3. Also if you have a laptop/desktop that has a USB 3.0 port, use the regular 2.0 instead. Those are some known issues that could cause problems.

I just looked into their privacy policy and It seems that the data they collect is to better the software, just like any other software or app does. Quote: "We may collect the following information: where you came from and where you click on the site IP address, browser configuration, and...

I rooted on MJE and everything worked fine. But, once again, I was on MJE when I rooted. More than likely though, once you update, it'll remove root and you'll have to root again. To be safe I would just back everything up with Titanium, or any other backup app, then unroot, update, then reroot...

Yeah, for now I guess I'm sticking to the stock rooted ROM. I didn't want to trip Knox because I wanted to add insurance to my phone but today I went to Geek Squad and was told that, even with insurance, if I were to make a claim, I would be charged a $150 deductible since it's a higher end...

Yup, I can confirm that this still works to this date. The great thing about Kingo is with this one tool you can root AND unroot your phone. So in case you want to take your phone in for warranty issues, all you have to do is plug your phone in and a button that says UNROOT comes up and, voila...

The first couple times I tried to root it kept on failing. Then I saw that something pops up on the screen asking permission to install during the whole root process. After I allowed that to continue I had finally rooted successfully, that could be your issue there. Another thing is to make sure...

One last question. So I JUST rooted using Kingo and everything went great, what I was wondering was, if you install a custom ROM, does that trip Knox?? Or am I free to flash all the ROMS I want??

Did it trip Knox?? Only thing that's causing me to hesitate on rooting..