Oneplus 6 UFS 2.1 BGA 153 data - GSM-Forum

edithdVD · 03-02-2023, 20:47

Hello everyone.

After 6 years my Oneplus 6 just died. I think it was some Hardbrick or something. It was running out of battery, at some point just blocked it self and turned off.

Dead.

I tried to flash it with another ROM, nothing. The process was successful but still the phone didnt turn on.

At the end i just bought another one and i tried to use the old one to practice.

So i unsoldered the CPU and i just ruined it opsss.

But ive been able to unsolder the internal storage, which is an UFS 2.1 from samsung with a 153 bga.

Do i have any chance to recover the data?

Or encryption will waste my time?

I saw many tools online, also expensive like MedusaPRO, NuProgr and these things.

But i dont know if it will work, since i read on this forum that android has encryption enabled by default since version 6/7.

Thank you for your attention folks

KrzychuG · 03-05-2023, 14:36

Data is encrypted, and FBE (file based encryption) is used in this case. You need w working CPU and storage to decrypt the data. If you damaged the CPU, there's no way to decrypt the data anymore.

03-02-2023, 20:47	#1 (permalink)
edithdVD Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2023 Location: Italy Age: 34 Posts: 1 Member: 3033341 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	Oneplus 6 UFS 2.1 BGA 153 data Hello everyone. After 6 years my Oneplus 6 just died. I think it was some Hardbrick or something. It was running out of battery, at some point just blocked it self and turned off. Dead. I tried to flash it with another ROM, nothing. The process was successful but still the phone didnt turn on. At the end i just bought another one and i tried to use the old one to practice. So i unsoldered the CPU and i just ruined it opsss. But ive been able to unsolder the internal storage, which is an UFS 2.1 from samsung with a 153 bga. Do i have any chance to recover the data? Or encryption will waste my time? I saw many tools online, also expensive like MedusaPRO, NuProgr and these things. But i dont know if it will work, since i read on this forum that android has encryption enabled by default since version 6/7. Thank you for your attention folks

03-05-2023, 14:36	#2 (permalink)
KrzychuG No Life Poster Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Torun, Poland Age: 40 Posts: 1,198 Member: 25996 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 254	Data is encrypted, and FBE (file based encryption) is used in this case. You need w working CPU and storage to decrypt the data. If you damaged the CPU, there's no way to decrypt the data anymore.