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Old 05-01-2024, 08:00   #1 (permalink)
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Samsung A032f lock code


is there the option to reset or read this lock code. i dont want to reset as there's sensetive data that needs to be recovered
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No tool on earth can support that
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Dear User,




We are not able to rest the lock code on this phone, unfortunately.




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is there the option to reset or read this lock code. i dont want to reset as there's sensetive data that needs to be recovered
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No tool on earth can support that
This can easily achieved by simply removing/disable system UI interface but i think samsung patch this on android 12 if you disable UI endless bootloop will come to you

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This can easily achieved by simply removing/disable system UI interface but i think samsung patch this on android 12 if you disable UI endless bootloop will come to you

This has nothing to do with Android version, but instead with encryption type. This method only worked on devices with FDE that were decrypted without entering the passcode.


Modern devices, with FBE require correct passcode to decrypt the data.
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This has nothing to do with Android version, but instead with encryption type. This method only worked on devices with FDE that were decrypted without entering the passcode.


Modern devices, with FBE require correct passcode to decrypt the data.
The logic behind this is when you disable system ui all interface is temporary remove and you will not have notification bar , wallpaper and so on this will affect the lock screen so it will open the phone without lock screen take it as like booting device partially so you can take your data

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It doesn't matter what you disable on devices with FBE encryption like this one. User data will remain encrypted until you enter a correct passcode. If you need data, the only possible option is passcode bruteforce.

Samsung uses FBE on phones that shipped with Android 9, so A10, A20, A50, S10, Note 10 and everything that's more recent.
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