In my personal opinion it’s worth doing on a secondary device that is not the phone I expect to use day in and day out. Is it worth unlocking and everything just for Expert Mode?

If you aren’t willing to wipe the device to unlock it, halt, cease and desist in pursuing this idea. If you already have your device unlocked or are willing to wipe everything from the device just to get expert mode enabled, this FAQ-Tutorial is for you after you’ve done that. There is no way around this aspect of things. This is a security precaution designed into Android as a safety measure against Identity Theft and the like. If your device is not already unlocked, YOU WILL WIPE THE DEVICE in the process of unlocking it.

If you can’t find directions and support on how to do this with your EXACT device, I strongly recommend you to not pursue this any further. There’s just too many variables involved otherwise. You will need to search on XDA for your exact model of device and research how to do that on your own. There are too many different devices that need different bits of code that are specific to just those devices. What does that mean? Will you tell me how to unlock my device and install a custom recovery? Having an unlocked Android Lollipop (Android version 5) or higher device with a custom recovery already installed. Answer for 'Can this be done with just root?' added to FAQĪdded better help in FAQ section for passing SafetyNet Check and for the Celebi update root issue. Removed G-Play Services downgrade as it's not needed.

Added to the FAQ a few more common questions Other aspects of using Fake GPS Joystick and Routes is beyond the scope of this tutorial. How to get Fake GPS Joystick & Routes Go by Incorporated Apps working in Expert Mode using Magisk and a few other tools.

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