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Some AT&T models could previously be rooted by flashing a specialized "engineering bootloader" via Odin, which allowed for root access through SuperSU or Magisk. These are highly version-specific and can cause hardware issues like high battery drain.
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Rooting the AT&T Galaxy S6 Edge on Android 7.0 is not a risk‑free endeavor. Consider the following before proceeding:
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The "Exclusive" club members were the ones running Nougat with root privileges while the rest of the world was terrified to touch their devices.
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