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Very good, my YouTube people, Doctor Brown here, the Doctor of Technology, and in today's video, my people, I'm going to show you how to create a synthetic hadron collider to attach to the COSMIC NEBULIAR ENDOPLASMIC ENGLOBULATOR of the phone. My people, it's a joke, a joke. Alright, my people, before anything else, subscribe, give it a like, and share the video. Mainly, give it a like so that the YouTube algorithm shares my video a lot, and thus I can continue bringing more like this. In this video, my people, I bring you root for Android 11 in a semi-automatic way, one of the simplest ways you will ever see. Now, you need to back up your data and save it to avoid losses. So, knowing this, the first thing we are going to do is take our phone, our terminal, go to settings, about phone, which is the last version, meaning the last option. We're going to tap it 7 or 8 times, and you have to make sure, you have to make sure that this option that says OEM unlock is activated. You activate it, and that's it, you've activated it. Then, after this, we are going to restart in fastboot mode. You tap restart and hold the volume down button until the phone boots into fastboot mode. You'll wonder why my power-off menu is different. It's because I'm on the Chinese version, the Chinese version 9.30. So, this root method works for any of the new versions of Android 11. What's the drawback with the new version of Android 11, and why am I using this method? Well, Nubia blocked the OEM command that all previous versions used, including 8.57 and 7.57, which were the previous versions of Android 11. They blocked it starting from version 8.59 and 7.59. And because they blocked it, they updated the bootloader, so those commands no longer work. Therefore, we have to find another root method, and that's what I'm bringing you now. So, I've already done one, everything's uploaded, and everything. Well, the simplest thing is quite simple, quite simple. You just have to double-click the steps. So, you must disable your computer's antivirus because some part of the program, mainly this one that says fastboot, recognizes it as if it were a virus, but it's not. So, you disable your antivirus, and then after you disable it, we go to the first step, which is bootloader unlocking. Double-click step 1, and you see an option appear here. So, we're going to select the second option, which says bootloader unlock. We press volume down and select with the power button. With that, our bootloader is unlocked, that simple. Whoever wants to unlock the bootloader with that file, double-clicks unlock bootloader, and that's it, you have your bootloader unlocked. What will the phone do now? It will perform a wipe, and once that wipe is finished, what we're going to do is put our phone in fastboot mode. The phone will turn on. These orange letters, meaning orange with white, that appear up there will always be present when you have the bootloader unlocked, so don't be alarmed by that. And why are we doing this method? Because many people don't want to lose, for example, their fingerprint reader, and I'm one of them; I don't like my phone's functionalities to be limited. So, this is how I do it. Once the phone starts configuring, we'll go back to fastboot mode. We wait a few seconds, and then it starts. So, we press the power button and volume down until the phone turns off to start it in fastboot mode. We wait a little longer there, then we only leave volume down. There, it turned on in fastboot mode. So, after our device is in fastboot mode, we run the second command, which will install the TWRP recovery for Android 10. Double-click, that simple, and that's it, we have the Android 10 TWRP recovery. What are we going to do? We're going to click here where it says restart in recovery mode. If it doesn't appear, you press volume down until it appears, and we press the power button, and that's how we'll start in TWRP recovery mode for Android 10. And why was Android 10 necessary? To transfer files, the same thing that was done with the previous one for Android 11, but now using this one to transfer files. We wait for it to boot into recovery mode, which always takes a little while, and here you see it, we have recovery mode. We wait a little longer, and the next step is to do a wipe, format data. We click format data, we click YES, and we press enter, and everything is erased. Again, we had to do that twice, right? So, we go to reboot and we're going to click where it says reboot recovery, start in recovery, we click it, and we wait for it to boot again into TWRP recovery mode for Android 10. When it boots into TWRP recovery mode for Android 10, then it's time to transfer the Magisk 21.4 file, which will be what allows us, obviously, root. So, let me copy it. I already have it copied. We already have the TWRP recovery here, easy. So, we proceed here on our computer, double-click, and we're going to paste Magisk into the root of the device. It's already pasted. Let's verify that it's here. We enter TWRP, exit, and indeed, the Magisk file is there. What do we do now? We're going to click restart and we're going to restart in bootloader mode. We click here, and it will boot into cloud mode. We already have our phone in fastboot mode, and now we go with the third step. Double-click step number 3. We double-click, and with this, the Android 11 recovery will be installed. So, again, we're going to look here to restart in recovery mode, and here we have it, reboot recovery mode, and we press enter, and we wait a little longer. So, we wait a minute while the phone restarts in recovery mode, but this time for Android 11. This is the one that will allow us to flash the Magisk 21.4 file correctly. So, we wait a few seconds. But surprise, it will appear as 21, but that's easily fixed. You're going to click this button. After this, you're going to go to the planet icon up here and select the English language, and you're going to click down here, and there it is in English. We click install, and there you see the Magisk package. We click it, and we click wipe, and automatically our device is already rooted. Now what do we do? We click restart again, and we restart in bootloader mode again. We click it, and we wait for the phone to boot into the new bootloader. There we have it in bootloader mode. Now what do we do? The three fastest steps there are. We double-click step number 4, and with this, we will be flashing the phone's recovery. Double-click step number 5. With that, we flash the Android 10 vbmeta skip. And the last step is to lock the bootloader. For those who want to lock the bootloader, double-click this fastboot mode. Double-click, and here we have this again, but this time instead of saying bootloader unlock, we simply click lock the bootloader. One click here, and that's it. That's it, friends. Now we just have to wait for our device to turn on, and after our device turns on, we configure it, which is a somewhat long process. And after we configure it, if we don't see the Magisk application, we simply search for it on the internet and install it. So, I'm going to make a cut in the video to continue when the phone is completely configured. Well, my people, once the phone is configured and waited, I simply entered Google to get internet, obviously. I entered Google, typed Magisk Manager APK, and this is the official page from where we're going to download it. We click it, we scroll down, and we scroll down until we see the button that says download. Where is that button? We double-click here, we close this advertisement, we wait. If it doesn't download automatically, it didn't download. We click here because there it started downloading. Look here. We click accept. Remember that this is the Chinese version. I'm going to install it. Magisk, I click install, and we wait, and we open Magisk, and that's it. I'm going to click cancel here. I'm going to click cancel so the phone doesn't restart, but notice it already says installed 21.4 ramdisk, and we have version 23. So, the only thing it will ask is to update Magisk. After that, our phone will simply restart, and we will already be rooted. Look, a Magisk application here. So, my people, this is a process that is a bit faster than the previous automated one and simpler. Well, not so simple, but it's a bit easier, so you don't have to be copying and pasting commands in Windows CMD mode. So, my people, that's what I wanted to bring you today, root for Android 11 in all its versions, preserving the fingerprint and everything without any problem. So, my people, take care, give it a like, share so I can keep bringing you more videos like this. Doctor Brown... signs off!