There are two working methods which you can follow to root your Galaxy A20. But both of the method will be using the same App which is Magisk. Magisk is the best tool for rooting an Android phone without breaking the system. The development has started for Galaxy A20 and unofficial TWRP Recovery is already available. It will be easy to root any Android phone if TWRP or a custom Recovery is installed. Check out more about Root before you Root your phone.
What is Root?
Rooting any phone gives access to the Root files of the operating system on which phone is running. It means you will have the full control over all the system files and you can change it accordingly whenever you want. It opens a portal for system-level customization.
Advantages of Root
Full control over the operating system of your phone All the apps that require root access will start working Easy tweaks to increase performance manually Uninstall unnecessary preinstalled apps (bloatware) Easy full backup and restore Blocks annoying ads from all the apps (requires Adblocker) Better battery life and system performance
Disadvantages of Root
Following the wrong method could brick your device Rooting will void the warranty of the phone Rooting a Samsung phone will trip KNOX The device will not get any official OTA updates after rooting
How to Root Samsung Galaxy A20
There are many reasons to root an Android phone which you now know after reading its advantages. So if you want to make full use of your phone check out the below guide and root your Galaxy A20. But first, you need to follow the prerequisites and then the step by step guide. We have also included the Galaxy A20 unlock bootloader guide so if you have the phone with locked bootloader then it will help you to unlock the phone.
Prerequisites
Download Magisk Manager APK Download Odin Flash Tool Take a full backup (this method will delete data of your phone) Download Firmware for your phone (Same version on which your phone is running)
Galaxy A20 Unlock Bootloader
Guide to Root Galaxy A20
Boot accordingly
Reboot without Root – Power up normally Reboot with Root – OEM Recovery Key Combo → Splash screen → Release all buttons Reboot to Recovery Mode – OEM Recovery Key Combo → Splash screen → Keep pressing volume up
So there you have it the complete step by step guide on Galaxy A20 root. If you have any questions or facing any error then comment down below. We will reply with the solution.
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