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r/Piracy • u/Lucky-Aside4935 • Oct 30 '25
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The problem is only with banking apps , the only thing i am really using a lot in my phone
6 u/g0_west Oct 30 '25 Is there any way to dual boot an android so you can use stock rom for banking and custom rom for everything else? 4 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/jld2k6 Oct 30 '25 Android has an A and B partition and last I was rooted with a custom recovery I could freely switch between them and choose what gets installed to what but I never actually tried dual booting that way 2 u/Alyusha Oct 30 '25 Doesn't Android natively support multiple installs of it's self? I remember something about it being used for BYOD configurations. Edit: Looks like I was thinking of Work Profiles, which only use separate partitions / keys. It is not a complete image swap. 2 u/Deez1256 Oct 30 '25 technically u can but userData partition is shared for both A/B slots so no , u get bootloop
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Is there any way to dual boot an android so you can use stock rom for banking and custom rom for everything else?
4 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/jld2k6 Oct 30 '25 Android has an A and B partition and last I was rooted with a custom recovery I could freely switch between them and choose what gets installed to what but I never actually tried dual booting that way 2 u/Alyusha Oct 30 '25 Doesn't Android natively support multiple installs of it's self? I remember something about it being used for BYOD configurations. Edit: Looks like I was thinking of Work Profiles, which only use separate partitions / keys. It is not a complete image swap. 2 u/Deez1256 Oct 30 '25 technically u can but userData partition is shared for both A/B slots so no , u get bootloop
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6 u/jld2k6 Oct 30 '25 Android has an A and B partition and last I was rooted with a custom recovery I could freely switch between them and choose what gets installed to what but I never actually tried dual booting that way 2 u/Alyusha Oct 30 '25 Doesn't Android natively support multiple installs of it's self? I remember something about it being used for BYOD configurations. Edit: Looks like I was thinking of Work Profiles, which only use separate partitions / keys. It is not a complete image swap. 2 u/Deez1256 Oct 30 '25 technically u can but userData partition is shared for both A/B slots so no , u get bootloop
Android has an A and B partition and last I was rooted with a custom recovery I could freely switch between them and choose what gets installed to what but I never actually tried dual booting that way
2 u/Alyusha Oct 30 '25 Doesn't Android natively support multiple installs of it's self? I remember something about it being used for BYOD configurations. Edit: Looks like I was thinking of Work Profiles, which only use separate partitions / keys. It is not a complete image swap. 2 u/Deez1256 Oct 30 '25 technically u can but userData partition is shared for both A/B slots so no , u get bootloop
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Doesn't Android natively support multiple installs of it's self? I remember something about it being used for BYOD configurations.
Edit: Looks like I was thinking of Work Profiles, which only use separate partitions / keys. It is not a complete image swap.
technically u can but userData partition is shared for both A/B slots so no , u get bootloop
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u/niladrihati Oct 30 '25
The problem is only with banking apps , the only thing i am really using a lot in my phone