Not the one I'm using.

Ah..Yes...

Noted... On the hunt..

I wonder if this tread is about Android boxes or cracked stream apps.
What a bunch of hypocrites

Is there any other box other than himedia can install iFlix?

should be any box that s able to install from playstore/sideload should be no problem right?

I think more appropriate to reply here since it is not related to Huawei HyppTV box.

May I know what did you mean by above? I have SuperSU installed in this box, so how can I look for Full unroot?

I used Xposed Framework before for RootCloak but didn't work..

look for this option.. it will fully unroot your device.. and aotg fully work after that for me.



some people said they use this rootcloak method and work. never tried it before as i think there is no point keeping my box rooted as i just use it for kodi / iptv..

This post has been edited by Lord_froz: Mar 13 2017, 07:28 PM

I tried RootCloak and yes, wasn't working for me.

Thanks for the heads-up! I will check out mine for this option too. Yes, mine also for Kodi and IPTV, I don't even require it to be rooted.

I hope my box will still work.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Mar 13 2017, 07:46 PM

There are several.. Minix boxes work too... Example the Minix Neo U1.

By right, it should be so... However, some devices have issues with the app and or the Google Play Store for easier updates. So if iFlix is important? better to confirm first when possible before purchase.

I'm thinking why did those rebranded boxes like to pre-root those boxes? Any idea?

IMO.. Having a pre-rooted unpopular device that can be unrooted easily is better than having an unrooted unpopular device that can't be rooted easily.. for those who want it. Probably cuz not all manufacturers can offer after-sales service/tweaks/forum perks as the more popular devices.

So, in another word, it will be safe for me to unroot my box? I mean, so long it will not lose any special functionality due to rooting. I haven't seen anything that is linked to rooting in my box or any apps which requires rooting to work.

These are a few things.. their importance varies from individual to individual.
*Six Axis app: For wireless game controller support.. PS3, PS4, etc.
*Ads: Block ads in any app... Get rid of at least 95% of ads from apps.. Makes for a more pleasant experience.
*Titanium Backup: Real device backup (apps, their data, wifi networks, etc).. handy in case of a factory reset. You'll be up and running in minutes.. 1-click setup...automatic restore.
*Flash custom ROMs/Kernels, etc..
*Having system-wide access also allows control over bloatware/pre-installed malware... basically, you can completely delete or disable any app.. be careful, delete the wrong one(s) and end up royally screwed.

As for how safe it is to unroot your device. That lies entirely on your firmware... Coded properly and you should experience zero issues... Else, you might suffer a soft brick or even worse... a hard brick, making your device a paperweight/door-stopper..

I used to root my phone mainly for AdAway and Titanium Backup.

Then, I will wait for more advice before unroot my box.

if it bricks, can just do factory reset or clean reinstall, right?


i never had to root anything all these years.

dun even know what it really means.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Mar 13 2017, 09:01 PM

Remember my box is not renowned, so I can't simply take any risk.

u should want to keep a copy of the current firmware before u do anything like that!

I have always rooted all my android mobile devices from day one...

TLDR: Soft brick = recoverable... Hard brick: almost impossible to recover. The device has moved on to a better place...

A soft brick, is basically when your device is stuck in a boot-loop, and as the name implies, is caused by a software error, usually the lack of a system to boot from or some other minor software bug that causes a boot glitch. They are easily fixable by reflashing your ROM in recovery.

Now then, as mentioned earlier a hard brick is where you're device won't boot at all. You have to either repair it yourself, using a JTAG or send it into a JTAG service to have it fixed. These are usually caused by people flashing ROMs or kernels not meant for their device. Flashing a ROM/file not meant for your device, can throw your system through a nasty loop (won't even power on), because it also flashes the kernel.

The kernel is what allows your phones software to interact with the hardware. It contains all the necessary info for boot, and also your phones drivers. There's a line in the kernel called "bootclasspath", and if this isn't what it should be for your device, you will get a hard brick, as this line tells your phone how to boot.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Mar 13 2017, 09:11 PM

Exactly...Do not proceed with such steps unless you know exactly how it'll end up or willing to live with either good/bad results..

Don't think a copy is available.. Wise advice...

This post has been edited by voncrane: Mar 13 2017, 11:01 PM

Pre-rooted easy for china seller to pre-install apps targeted for their own market or overseas market as well.