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Download 3uTool from http://www.3u.com/ and just follow the instructions in this video. Again, this video is unedited so you can see where I flashed the first time it was still jailbroken. We got it unjailbroken the second time around. This was my FIRST TIME unjailbreaking any iDevice. I had no previous experience or practice.

Like all my other videos this one is uncut/unedited. You'll notice I couldn't get the iPad jailbroken as fast as I could have because of the sime fact I forgot to turn on wifi, but in the end we got it done. This was my FIRST TIME jailbreaking any iDevice from a factory reset. Please download 3uTools from http://www.3u.com/ and just follow the steps in the video. MAKE SURE YOUR WIFI (or mobile date) IS ON LOL.

So I set my phone up to be the best battery saver as well as best privacy. When I went to set up AICP! I set up Smart Pixel to save battery first. When I went into Permission Manager to set privacy afterwards and noticed I couldn't touch anywhere on the screen. I believe I went into Reset Apps and Reset Apps to see if that would fix the issue (Not knowing it was smart pixel) and it was no help so I just did a data erase from within TWRP and set everything up again.....which didn't help because it happened again LOL. I think I did a data erase 4 times before I figured out what the issue was. I was weighing out if I wanted to keep resetting my phone or just use another OS, but I totally LOVE AICP! and don't care about the small bug. Maybe someone will watch this and want to get in on fixing the bug, but I highly doubt it because nobody has worked on this release since 2020.

So weird I just finished uploading a video about AICP!'s bug and went on my PC seconds after to notice this YouTube glitch. To see if it was YouTube, the browser or Windows 11 I downloaded another browser to test on. No glitch on that browser so this glitch seems to be Firefox related to YouTube.

I thought if maybe we overclocked our computer that we'd make more money in QuantumCloud. Have a look at my results. This is part 1 of 2.

In this video I am changing the DNS server to OpenDNS Home. OpenDNS Home is great for parents who want more control over what their children can see on the internet. If you want to know more about OpenDNS Home, here is the link - https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/ If you want to sign up FREE for the parental control DNS server click here - https://signup.opendns.com/homefree/?_ga=2.83976857.1609322657.1621195981-508131602.1621195981

If the phone was connected to a Google account you may be asked to enter PIN again, but because we forgot it there is an additional option to verify with the Google account. If you don't have access to that Gmail then you can watch my video on how to install upgraded stock firmware.

If you have kids, maybe they do this sort of thing. In the video the cause of our black screen was after doing an 'end process' on a non-responsive explorer.

In this video we are using a Samsung Galaxy S3 (d2can)

In this video we used a Samsung Galaxy S3, but this way works with all Samsung. Download Odin Flash Tool - https://odinflashtool.com/ Download TWRP .TAR file for your device which can be found here - https://twrp.me/Devices/ Previous video was How to find and upload Samsung stock firmware using Odin Flash Tool - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aCnn6M2MFU Next video will be How to root your phone using TWRP and Magisk (Sam Galaxy S3)

1. Download Odin Flash Tool here (please pick the latest version) - https://odinflashtool.com/ 2. Download Frija Samsung Firmware Downloader Tool here - https://rootmygalaxy.net/frija-tool/ 3. To use Frija you will need Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package and Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (Please pick the correct bit for your Windows 10 device). - Download for Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 (x86) is here - https://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-Visual-C-2010-Redistributable-Package-x86/3000-2383_4-75451146.html - Download for Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 is here - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=10430 My previous video was Root LineageOS 18.1 using Magisk Manager and TWRP Recovery - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVIvwevXiNc&t=2s My next video is How to Install TWRP Recovery with Odin (S3) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVAZRw_qgOY&t=2s

NetHunter is a tool used to for things like seeing how strong your wifi security is. It can, for example, try and hack or break into your wifi network and show you where you are the weakest so you can turn around and make that area stronger. Instructions on this are very basic. Haven't test this on a non-rooted phone, but my guess is this same process will work with both rooted and non-rooted phones. 1. Download 'Aurora Droid'. I usually download 'F-Droid' from 'Apkpure' (which you can download from Google play or a basic internet browser) 2. Select the 'Kali NetHunter' repository' when first starting 'Aurora Droid 3. Download 'NetHunter' and "NetHunter Terminal' from the 'Aurora Droid' store (Kali repository). 4. Open NetHunter and start chroot. 5. Update/Install what you want. In the video I selected everything which took well over 4 hours to complete (not completed) 6. Once done, Kali NetHunter is installed. 7. Happy Hunting and Hacker Learning! In this video I was using a Samsung A71 rooted with Magisk.

So I noticed a couple months ago sometimes my private DNS was working and other times it couldn't connect (I had no internet). I thought, at first "Must Be The VPN!". So I just left my private DNS on automatic for the last couple months. Recently I installed a new ROM, the super cool AICP! and I went through the setting, set it all up. Set up my private DNS and all was working awesome until I erased all the data (basically a factory reset because I was trying to get Edxposed to work which I could have sworn worked on this phone prior). Anyways I noticed for a couple days Private DNS was acting up like months before so I went through all the setting (when I had that notice "couldn't connect to private DNS"). When I changed something in settings I checked the private DNS. It worked once I enabled "roaming". Now mind you, private DNS worked just fine without VPN, but I like my VPN always on so I found out How To Fix Private DNS Not Connecting With VPN. P.S. It could be that I am connected to a different country through the router at home and when I leave the house I like having my VPN the same country so, maybe, somehow, the Private DNS 'roams'? Not really sure. All I know is my Private DNS is working Beautifully with Roaming on.

For this you will need to download iTunes.

Here I show you how to root your Lineage Operating System using TWRP Recovery and Magisk Manager.

1. Download APK - https://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools-latest-windows.zip (does not matter where the file is put). 2. Download AND install TWRP app - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.twrp.twrpapp&hl=en_US&gl=US 3. Download your devices TWRP img.TAR file - https://twrp.me/Devices/ (I'm using Samsung S7 and the img.TAR file is here - https://dl.twrp.me/herolte/ ) 4. Download Odin Flash Tool here - https://odinflashtool.com/ It will NOT stay a Recovery for Lineage 18.1. Watch the next 2 videos (Root LineageOS 18.1 using Magisk Manager and TWRP Recovery & How to KEEP the TWRP Recovery on LineageOS 18.1 using Magisk) to learn how to have it your main recovery.

Here I show you how to install TWRP Recovery on Lineage Operating System.