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  • How Reliable Is Mobile Monitoring Software? (Infographic) Results From Our Trade In Program

    After you buy mobile monitoring software, will you be happy with your purchase or will you be left wishing that you’d done more research?

    Well, the answer is a far cry from what you might believe, as data from our trade in program shows that 39% of mobile monitoring software doesn’t work as advertised.

    The good news is that you can learn which brands you may want to avoid. In this infographic we want to show you what our trade-in data showed us: who the problem brands are, the top problems people have with them, as well as actual comments from our trade-in participants.

    View the infographic below…

    mobile monitoring software reliability infographic

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    Conclusion

    There you have it. We hope you gained some insight into which mobile monitoring software might deserve more research before making a purchase. Of course, if you’re still on the fence we invite you to learn more about each brand through whichever source of quality reviews that you can find (spyphonereview is our personal favorite)

    What experience did you have with mobile monitoring software? Were your expectations met? Let us know in the comments section below.

  • Android Call Recording: How To Get The Best Results

    Android Call Recording: How To Get The Best Results

    Not quite sure how to setup and use our Android Call Recording feature? Or maybe you HAVE set it up and even recorded a call, but when you listened to the recording something just didn’t sound right..

    If we’ve hit the mark, then you’ll be glad to know that in this post we’ll show you how to maximize the chances of getting a perfect recording every time.

    (If you are interested in iPhone Call Recording, we cover it in another post)

    So let’s begin!

    Finding The Best Android Call Recording Source

    To better understand why call recordings aren’t always clear, you should understand how our Call Recording feature works.. Basically, when FlexiSPY first activates it tries to automatically find the best call recording method, and it has several sources to choose from.

    Usually the microphone source works best, and it may choose that. But –  there may be a better recording source for your device.

    Better Results Through Manual Settings

    FlexiSPY sometimes can’t automatically find the best audio source. The reason is complicated, but the short version is that there are so many variations of android devices, all running on different networks, that FlexiSPY sometimes gets it wrong.

    You’ll know that this happened if:

    • Only one side of the conversation gets recorded.
    • You can only hear static
    • The recorded voices sound distant

    Fortunately, this is where manually setting the audio source can help. Through the manual settings you can test which source works best for the device that FlexiSPY is installed on.

    Here’s how to manually set the audio source:

    1.       Log into your online portal.

    2.       Click Control Center.

    3.       Click Call Controls.

    4.       Click Set Audio Recording Source.

    All the possible call recording sources will then appear.

    set-audio-recording-source

    Here’s a breakdown of the sources:

    Microphone

    This is the call recording source that FlexiSPY uses by default.

    (Samsung devices work well on this setting)

    Voice Call

    This source uses both directions (known as uplink and downlink) to increase the chances of recording both sides of a call. It may not work with all devices though – if it fails it will result in the recording of only one side of the call.

    AOSP

    This is a proprietary recording source for all devices.

    (non-rooted Motorola and Huawei Android devices should choose this source for best results.)

    Legacy

    This is the oldest and most stable form of call recording. But on newer Android devices both sides may not be recorded.

    (If all other call recording sources produce unsatisfactory results, then use this.) 

    ALSA 

    This source is for rooted Android devices only.

    So if you’re unhappy with Call Recording and the device is unrooted you’ll want to:

    1. Deactivate & Uninstall FlexiSPY from the device
    2. Root the device
    3. Reinstall & Reactivate FlexiSPY
    4. Set ALSA as the Call Recording source

    Conclusion

    There’s no universal Call Recording source that works for every Android device. But if you try all the sources we mentioned in this article, there’s a good chance that your recordings work just fine!

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925F

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    This guide will show you how to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925F

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.  Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge whose model is SM-G925F.  We cannot guarantee if it will work on other models. 

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root package from here.  When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has been successfully rooted.

  • FlexiSPY VAT Information

    Customers who live in a country which is part of the European Union are required to pay VAT to their governments on any purchases that they make. Additionally two non-EU countries are also required to pay VAT. These are: Australia and Canada.

    This means that the actual amount that is charged to your card will be the Total displayed in our shopping cart, plus the VAT appropriate to the country that is entered in the address field of the cardholder data.

    If you are a business, you are able to claim this VAT back, using the Tax Invoice that you receive.

    VAT only applies to the following countries, and more details can be seen below:

    EU MEMBER STATES
    		STANDARD VAT RATE (%)
    Belgium21
    Bulgaria20
    Czech Republic21
    Denmark25
    Germany19
    Estonia20
    Greece24
    Spain21
    France20
    Croatia25
    Ireland23
    Italy22
    Cyprus19
    Latvia21
    Lithuania21
    Luxembourg17
    Hungary27
    Malta18
    Netherlands21
    Austria20
    Poland23
    Portugal23
    Romania19
    Slovenia22
    Slovakia20
    Finland24
    Sweden25
    United Kingdom20

    NON-EU STATESSTANDARD VAT RATE
    Australia GST: 10%

    VAT Information [Canada]

    Province/Territory
    		TypeTax rate (%)
    AlbertaGST5
    British ColumbiaGST + PST5
    ManitobaGST + PST5
    New BrunswickHST15
    Newfoundland and LabradorHST15
    Northwest TerritoriesGST5
    Nova ScotiaHST15
    NunavutGST5
    OntarioHST13
    Prince Edward IslandHST15
    QuebecGST + PST5
    SaskatchewanGST + PST5
    YukonGST5
  • You Can Now Spy On Tinder Messages

    You Can Now Spy On Tinder Messages

    FlexiSPY knows how important it is to our customers to be able to spy on Tinder messages – especially as the world’s fastest-growing mobile dating app has reached over 50 million users. FlexiSPY helps you protect your loved ones with our unique Tinder spy app.

    This feature is especially useful for parents who are concerned about their child’s online safety. Perhaps you’ve noticed your daughter going on multiple dates in a week or that your son has become completely engrossed in his phone. While it is important to let your kids find their own way in terms of relationships, it’s also important as parents that we know who our child is meeting with – especially when they could be meeting up with strangers on the famed ‘hook-up app.’

    FlexiSPY lets both PREMIUM and EXTREME user spy on Tinder messages.

    • Our software is compatible with Android OS 4.0.3 – 7.1.1 and up to Tinder version 7.4.0. Please note that compatible Android phones must be rooted in order to use this feature.
    • FlexiSPY is compatible with up to iOS 9.1 and up to Tinder version 7.5.2. Please note that compatible iPhone devices must be jailbroken in order to enjoy FlexiSPY.

    Visit our website for more information on device compatibility or speak directly with our support team via our 24/7 Live Chat feature!

    Here’s How To Spy On Tinder Messages

    It’s easy! Simply download FlexiSPY to a compatible rooted Android or jailbroken iPhone and our software will immediately begin to spy on Tinder messages. You can access the captured data from your online user portal or through our first-of-its-kind mobile viewer app.

    If you’re also looking to monitor SMS on an Android or iOS device -FlexiSPY also lets you Read Someone’s Text Messages without their Phone.

    If you have FlexiSPY activated on a device already, you can use our unique remote update technology to update FlexiSPY right from inside your dashboard. Once you are logged in, look on the upper-right-hand corner of the dashboard and you’ll see a glowing update icon. You just click on the icon and follow the prompt to remote update.

  • How To Root The Sharp Aquos Crystal 306SH

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    This guide will show you how to root the Sharp Aquos Crystal 306SH phone from Sharp.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This is only for the Sharp Aquos model 206SH) only.

    What is needed to root the Sharp Aquos Crystal?

    In order to root the Sharp Aquos Crystal you will need the following.

    • The Sharp Aquos Crystal you want to root in your hand (model 306SH only).
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the root APK

    Rooting the phone is done using an APK file which you can get from here.

    Save the file to your computer in an easy to find location on your PC.

    Please note that the download site is in Chinese so please use Google Translate to download the APK file. 

    The file size of the download must be 25.8 MB.

    Step 2 – Copy the root APK to the Sharp Aquos Crystal

    You now need to copy the APK root file on to the phone which is done as follows:

    • Connect the Sharp Aquos to your PC
    • Copy the file you downloaded in step 1 on to the phone in an easy to find location such as the Downloads folder.

    Step 3 – Root the phone

    You can now install Framaroot on the phone and root it.  This is done by doing the following:

    • Disconnect the Sharp Aquos from your PC.
    • On the phone browse to the download folder and run the APK file (you may need to install a file manager from the Play Store to do this; enable installation of unknown sources if asked).
    • Tap Root and wait for the process to complete.

    Note: If the program does not complete try holding down Power and Volume Up together when you run the app.

    Step 4 – Enter recovery mode to finish root

    To complete the root process, after step 3 was successful, you must boot the phone in to recovery mode.

    To do this please do the following.

    • Turn off the phone.
    • Hold down Power and Volume Down. The phone will boot in to recovery.
    • Root should then be installed.
    • Restart the device.

    When the Sharp Aquos Crystal has rebooted look for the SuperSU icon which means that you have successfully rooted the phone.

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 SM-T230NU

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
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    This guide will show you How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 SM-T230NU.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    This is only for the device whose model number is SM-T230NU.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 root package

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 root package from here.

    Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

    This gives you a .TAR file.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the device itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Device option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP/PDA option and browse on your computer to the .tar root file you extracted in step 4.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 from your PC during this time.

    Once the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 starts up properly copy the zip file you downloaded in step 4 to the device in an easy to find location such as the Downloads folder.

    Now that you have done that you must then reboot in to recovery mode.

    • Make sure the device is turned off completely.
    • Hold down Volume Up + Home + Power until the device turns on and boots in to recovery mode.

    Now, with the device in recovery mode it will be the custom TWRP recovery you just installed.

    The recovery will display a message asking if you want to root the device.

    Slide to install SuperSU and root the device.

    Once done return to the main menu and then reboot the device.

    Once the device has rebooted normally you should see the SuperSU notification on the device.

    Tap it to complete installing SuperSU and the device should be rooted.

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini (GT-I8190L)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
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    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is only for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini whose model number is GT-I8190L.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini custom recovery

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S3 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the custom recovery that we will install on to the device.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini recovery package from here.

    Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

    This should give you a .TAR file.

    Step 4 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini root file

    You also need to download the root zip file that you must copy to the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini.

    You can get it from here.  Once downloaded, save it to an easy to find location on your computer.

    Step 5 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 6 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 3.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP/PDA option and browse on your computer to the .TAR file you extracted in step 3.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini from your PC during this time.

    Step 7 – Copy the root zip file to the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini

    Let the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini boot up normally and keep it connected to your computer.

    Copy the zip file you download in step 4 from your PC to the device and then disconnect the device from the computer once done.

    Step 8 – Boot in to recovery and install SuperSU

    You now need to turn the device off completely.

    Once you have done that you must boot in to recovery mode.

    To do this, on the device itself, press and hold the volume up, home & power buttons together.  The device will boot in to recovery mode.

    Select Install Zip From SD card and then Choose Zip From SD Card and browse on the device to the root zip file you copied to it in step 6.

    Tap Yes to confirm the installation.

    Once done, go back and tap Reboot System Now.

    Once the device reboots the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini should then be rooted.

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 (SM-T240NU)

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    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 device from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    This is only for the device whose model number is SM-T230NU.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 root package

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 root package from here.

    Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

    This gives you a .TAR file.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the device itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Device option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP/PDA option and browse on your computer to the .tar root file you extracted in step 4.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 from your PC during this time.

    Once the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 starts up properly copy the zip file you downloaded in step 4 to the device in an easy to find location such as the Downloads folder.

    Now that you have done that you must then reboot in to recovery mode.

    • Make sure the device is turned off completely.
    • Hold down Volume Up + Home + Power until the device turns on and boots in to recovery mode.

    Now, with the device in recovery mode it will be the custom TWRP recovery you just installed.

    The recovery will display a message asking if you want to root the device.

    Slide to install SuperSU and root the device.

    Once done return to the main menu and then reboot the device.

    Once the device has rebooted normally you should see the SuperSU notification on the device.

    Tap it to complete installing SuperSU and the device should be rooted.

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Ace 3

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    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 custom recovery

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S3 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the custom recovery that we will install on to the device.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 recovery package from here.

    Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder.

    This should give you a .TAR file.

    Step 4 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 root file

    You also need to download the root zip file that you must copy to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3.

    You can get it from here.  Once downloaded, save it to an easy to find location on your computer.

    Step 5 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 6 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 3.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP/PDA option and browse on your computer to the .TAR file you extracted in step 3.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 from your PC during this time.

    Step 7 – Copy the root zip file to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3

    Let the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 boot up normally and keep it connected to your computer.

    Copy the zip file you download in step 4 from your PC to the device and then disconnect the device from the computer once done.

    Step 8 – Boot in to recovery and install SuperSU

    You now need to turn the device off completely.

    Once you have done that you must boot in to recovery mode.

    To do this, on the device itself, press and hold the volume up, home & power buttons together.  The device will boot in to recovery mode.

    Select Install Zip From SD card and then Choose Zip From SD Card and browse on the device to the root zip file you copied to it in step 6.

    Tap Yes to confirm the installation.

    Once done, go back and tap Reboot System Now.

    Once the device reboots the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 should then be rooted.

  • How To Root The Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H)

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    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    This is only for the device whose model number is SM-G531H and whose firmware is G361HXXU0AOFF – Do not use it with other models.

    THIS WILL DELETE ALL DATA ON THE DEVICE.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H)?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) pre-rooted ROM

    In order to root this device, you must flash a pre-rooted stock ROM to it.  THIS WILL DELETE ALL DATA ON THE DEVICE.

    The ROM is a large file so downloading it may take time.

    You can download it from here.  Once downloaded you will have a .md5 file.

    Once you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and do not unzip it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H)

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H)

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H).  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option (this may be known as PDA in earlier versions of Odin) and browse on your computer to the .md5 stock ROM file you extracted in step 3.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) from your PC during this time.

    Once the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.  If you can see this icon, it means that the Samsung Galaxy Core Prime (SM-G531H) has been successfully rooted.

  • FlexiSPY Is Now Compatible With iOS 9.1

    FlexiSPY Is Now Compatible With iOS 9.1

    We are very happy to announce that that you can now install and run FlexiSPY PREMIUM and EXTREME on any jailbroken iOS device running up to iOS 9.1!

    How can I get FlexiSPY on my iOS 9.1 device?

    The first thing you need to do is jailbreak the device, we have a guide for that, which explains all the steps, that you can read, here

    All it takes is a few minutes and the Target device in your hand to jailbreak the device with help from access to a PC – you’ll be up and jailbroken in no time. After being jailbroken, you just follow the FlexiSPY installation steps.

    New Installation Service

    If you don’t have the time to jailbreak an iOS device but you want a quick and easy way to install FlexiSPY then you might be interested in our new installation service, where we jailbreak and install FlexiSPY for you!

    Whatever method you use, the installation of FlexiSPY always stays as simple as possible, so why not start enjoying FlexiSPY on your jailbroken iOS 9.1 device today!

  • How To Spy On Android Telegram Messenger Chats

    How To Spy On Android Telegram Messenger Chats

    Since it’s debut on iOS in 2013, Telegram has quickly become the go-to messaging app for people who are concerned about their privacy. From their own website, they claim to now boast 100,000,000 Monthly Active Users

    When we first learned of Telegram and it’s success we were dumbfounded. Why would so many people move to an obscure, security-centric messaging app? We thought that everybody was OK with government agencies watching our every move. After all, after a brief shrug of the shoulders, the NSA scandal seemed all but forgotten; current affairs and the political scene have TRUMPED our privacy concerns.

    So as soon as we learned of Telegram’s success, we knew it was something our customers would want us to capture, in fact many of you did ask for it, and now it’s arrived.

    How To Spy On Android Telegram Messenger Chats

    Below we’ll quickly go over the steps you need perform to get Telegram Messenger Chats spying rolling, at most it should only take you 1-2 minutes, for other’s it’s enabled already.

    At this time we support version 3.17.1 of Telegram

    Check your version number of FlexiSPY

    The minimum version of FlexiSPY for Android that you’ll need to be running is Version 4.0.3. You can check your current version by doing the following:

    1. Head to your account settings page
    2. Under the license profile tab, click the Active tab, then look for the column that shows your product version number and make sure it’s at or above 4.0.3check-product-version
    3. If you’re running at least 4.0.3 then you’ll already have Telegram capturing enabled, but remember, the Android phone needs to be rooted and running FlexiSPY in Limited or FULL mode. If you need help with rooting the phone and installing FlexiSPY in full mode then you can check out our installation service here
    4. If you are not running at least 4.0.3 but you’re running FlexiSPY on a rooted phone that has Limited-1 or Full mode, then you should see a flashing update icon on the top right-hand corner of your screen. By clicking it you’ll automatically update to the latest version of FlexiSPY and you’ll be good to go!

    Suggest our next feature

    Want to suggest the next IM that FlexiSPY captures? Let us know what you’d like to see in the comments section below!

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S2 (I900P)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S2 (I900P)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S2 phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    This guide is for Samsung Galaxy S2 models whose model number is I900P only!

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S2?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S2 you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S2 you want to root in your hand which has an SD card inserted.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S2 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S2 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S2 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S2 root package

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S2 root package from here.  Do not unzip it.

    Save it to an easy to find location on your PC such as the desktop.

    Step 3- Copy the root zip file to the SD card of the device

    Connect the device to your PC (make sure the device has an SD card inserted) and then copy the zip file from step 2 to the SD card NOT the internal memory.

    When you have done that disconnect the device from your PC.

    Step 4 – Boot in to recovery mode

    Turn off the device and boot in to recovery mode using the following steps.

    • Hold down volume up, home and the power button

    The device should then boot in to recovery mode.

    Step 5 – Flash the root zip file

    On the menu that appears choose Apply update from external storage and browse to the zip file you copied to the device from step 3.

    Once this has been done the device will be rooted upon restarting.

    Remember to go to the Play Store and download/update the SuperSU application.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 (Non-USA Models Only)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 (Non-USA Models Only)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S7 phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.

    Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.  Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S7 that is the international model only (Exynos). 

    If your S7 is from the USA it has a locked bootloader so you cannot root it and this guide cannot be used.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S7?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 you will need the following.

    • The international Samsung Galaxy S7 you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S7 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S7 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S7 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S7 and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S7 root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S7 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S7 root package from here.

    When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S7

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S7 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Enable OEM unlock

    Now that you have enabled USB debugging tap the USB debugging menu again and then make sure OEM Unlock is enabled.

    Step 6 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S7

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S7.

    This can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S7 is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S7 powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S7 now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S7 from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S7 will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S7 has been successfully rooted.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Non-USA Models Only)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Non-USA Models Only)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.

    Before performing any of these steps make sure you backup your Android device completely. Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge that is the international model only (Exynos). 

    If your S7 Edge is from the USA it has a locked bootloader so you cannot root it and this guide cannot be used.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge you will need the following.

    • The international Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge root package from here.

    When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Enable OEM unlock

    Now that you have enabled USB debugging tap the USB debugging menu again and then make sure OEM Unlock is enabled.

    Step 6 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.

    This can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge has been successfully rooted.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OC1 Firmware)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OC1 Firmware)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.  Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge whose model is SM-G920I whose firmware ends in OC1.  We cannot guarantee if it will work on other models. 

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You need to go to Apps > Settings > About Device and look up the Build Number.

    The build number must end in OC1 for this guide to work.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root package from here.  When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Disable Verify Apps

    Now that you have enabled USB debugging mode go in to that menu and make sure that Verify Apps is not checked.

    Step 6 – Disable Reactivation Lock

    Go to Apps > Settings > Lockscreen and Security > Find My Mobile and make sure that Reactivation Lock is disabled.

    Step 7 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.

    Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option (known as PDA in older versions of Odin) and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon it means that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has been successfully rooted.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OD1 Firmware & Greater)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OD1 Firmware & Greater)

    [box type=”warning”] We no longer maintain rooting guides on our blog. This means that your phone might not be compatible with this guide. If you’re not sure, please consult our rooting team, who will root your phone, and install FlexiSPY for you, for a fee.
    Click here to learn more about our rooting service[/box]

    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.  Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge whose model is SM-G920I whose firmware ends in OD1 or greater.  We cannot guarantee if it will work on other models.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You need to go to Apps > Settings > About Device and look up the Build Number.

    The build number must end in OD1 or greater for this guide to work.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root package from here.  When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Disable Verify Apps

    Now that you have enabled USB debugging mode go in to that menu and make sure that Verify Apps is not checked.

    Step 6 – Disable Reactivation Lock

    Go to Apps > Settings > Lockscreen and Security > Find My Mobile and make sure that Reactivation Lock is disabled.

    Step 7 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.

    Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option (known as PDA in older versions of Odin) and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon, it means that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has been successfully rooted.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OC5 Firmware)

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G920I – OC5 Firmware)

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    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.  Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    This guide is for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge whose model is SM-G920I whose firmware ends in OC5.  We cannot guarantee if it will work on other models.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root file

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You need to go to Apps > Settings > About Device and look up the Build Number.

    The build number must end in OC5 for this guide to work.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge root package from here.  When you have downloaded it save it to an easy to find location such as your desktop and extract it.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Disable Verify Apps

    Now that you have enabled USB debugging mode go in to that menu and make sure that Verify Apps is not checked.

    Step 6 – Disable Reactivation Lock

    Go to Apps > Settings > Lockscreen and Security > Find My Mobile and make sure that Reactivation Lock is disabled.

    Step 7 – Root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge.

    Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option (known as PDA in older versions of Odin) and browse on your computer to the root zip file you downloaded and extracted in step 3 and click the .TAR file.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge from your PC during this time.

    Once the process has finished the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge will restart itself.  Simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon, it means that the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge has been successfully rooted.

  • How to Root the Samsung Galaxy J5

    How to Root the Samsung Galaxy J5

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    This guide will show you how to root the popular Samsung Galaxy J5 phone from Samsung.

    Disclaimer: FlexiSPY is not responsible for rooting the Android device in any way.  Before performing any of these steps make sure you back up your Android device completely.

    Rooting is done entirely by you at your own risk.

    What is needed to root the Samsung Galaxy J5?

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy J5 you will need the following.

    • The Samsung Galaxy J5 you want to root in your hand.
    • A PC.

    Step 1 – Download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy J5 for your PC

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy J5 as part of the rooting process you first must download and install the USB drivers on to your PC.

    You can download the USB drivers for the Samsung Galaxy J5 from here.

    Once you have downloaded them run the main program file to make sure the drivers are installed.

    Step 2 – Download the Odin rooting program

    In order to root the Samsung Galaxy J5 using the root file given in the next step you must first download Odin which is what will be used to install the root file on to the Samsung Galaxy J5 and perform the rooting process.

    You can download Odin from here.

    Once downloaded extract the file to a convenient location such as the desktop.

    Step 3 – Download the Samsung Galaxy J5 root package

    Now that we have installed the Samsung Galaxy J5 USB drivers and downloaded Odin we now need to download the root package to be used for the rooting process.

    You can download the Samsung Galaxy J5 root package from here.  Make sure you save it in an easy to find location such as the desktop and extract it to its own folder to get a .TAR file.

    Step 4 – Enable USB debugging on the Samsung Galaxy J5

    In order for your PC to recognise the Samsung Galaxy J5 when you plug it in to perform rooting you must first enable USB debugging on the phone itself.  This is done by doing the following.

    1. Tap the Settings option.
    2. Tap the About Phone option.
    3. Keep tapping the Build Number option (seven times) until it says you are a developer.
    4. Tap the new Developer Options menu that appears.
    5. Make sure that the USB Debugging option is checked.

    Step 5 – Root the Samsung Galaxy J5

    Now that we have all we need it is time to root the Samsung Galaxy J5.  Before we can do that you must first put the Samsung Galaxy J5 in to Download mode which can be done using the following steps.

    1. Make sure the Samsung Galaxy J5 is powered off completely.
    2. Hold down the Volume down key and the Home key and the power button and keep all three buttons pressed until the Samsung Galaxy J5 powers up.
    3. Providing you have done it correctly it should boot in to Download mode and you press the Volume up key to start Download mode.
    4. Connect the Samsung Galaxy J5 now to your PC.
    5. Run the Odin software you downloaded in step 2.
    6. Inside Odin click the AP option (this may be known as PDA in earlier versions of Odin) and browse on your computer to the root file you extracted in step 3.
    7. Inside Odin click Start to begin the root process.

    The process will take a few moments after which the Samsung Galaxy J5 will restart itself and complete the rooting process – Do not remove the Samsung Galaxy J5 from your PC during this time.

    Once the Samsung Galaxy J5 starts up properly simply go to Apps and look for the SuperSU icon that should now be present.

    If you can see this icon, it means that the Samsung Galaxy J5 has been successfully rooted.