I love my S22 Ultra! It's the first phone that's survived it's 3 year purchasing agreement. Even after getting a new phone I've kept it. I really love playing around with aging or old hardware. After a lot of research I'm finding it hard to experiment with this phone due to the amazing security tools like Samsung keystone and Knox security. Is they a way to remove all the software so I can safely install some custom roms on this device. It's paid off, it's 4 years old, and I wanna see what some of these "alternative" android based systems are all about. I really wanna do it in style too! Not one of these 7 year old devices I see a lot of people suggest.
Thanks for any suggestions or advice, and if it comes to it, hard truths.
However, I bet Samsung or some one out there has the ability to free an old Galaxy S22 Ultra from guarding all my texts, passwords, and selfies. its done it's time and ready for retirement!
Yes. The Knox security is very elaborate I'm hesitant to do anything without Samsung allowing the rooting of their older phones. It's one of the most secure software architectures to date.
