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Desktop & Chrome required

This installation tool requires a direct USB connection to your phone, which is supported on Google Chrome, Brave, or Microsoft Edge on a desktop computer.

⚠️ Mobile browsers (iPhones, Android phones) and browsers like Firefox or Safari cannot talk directly to USB devices.

How to continue:

1. Open this website on your computer (Windows, Mac, Linux, or ChromeOS)
2. Use Google Chrome, Brave, or Microsoft Edge
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Let's set up your phone

This tool will install a new, more private version of Android on your phone. The whole thing takes about 15–20 minutes.

What you'll need:

✅ Your phone's USB cable
✅ About 30 minutes of free time
✅ Google Chrome on this computer
✅ Your phone's bootloader must be unlocked (we'll check this for you)
💡 Your phone will restart a few times during this process — that's totally normal!
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Connect your phone

We need to put your phone into a special mode so this tool can check if it's ready. Follow these steps:

1
Turn your phone completely off
Hold the power button, then tap "Power off" or "Shut down". Wait until the screen goes fully black.
2
Start your phone in Fastboot Mode
Once the screen is black, hold the Volume Down button, then also press and hold Power. Keep holding both until you see a screen that says "Fastboot Mode" or "Start" with a small Android robot.
3
Plug in your phone
Connect your phone to this computer with the USB cable. Leave your phone on that Fastboot screen — don't tap anything on it.
4
Click the button below
A small popup will appear in Chrome — pick your phone from the list (it may say "Android" or "Pixel").
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Your phone is ready!

Great news — we checked your phone and it's already unlocked. No extra steps needed. Let's pick your phone model and start the installation.

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Your phone is locked

Before we can install the new software, your phone's bootloader needs to be unlocked. Think of it like a safety latch — it prevents anyone from changing the software without your permission.

⚠️ Don't worry — this is normal!
All new phones come locked. Unlocking is a one-time step that you do yourself. It takes about 10 minutes.

Once you've unlocked your phone, come back to this page and click "Connect my phone" again.

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How to unlock your phone

Follow these steps carefully. Take your time — there's no rush. Once you're done, come back here and we'll continue the installation.

Part 1 — Check if your phone is already unlocked

Your phone might already be unlocked and you just don't know it. Let's check first so you don't do extra work.

1
Turn your phone completely off (hold the power button → tap "Power off").
2
Once the screen is black, hold Volume Down + Power together until a special screen appears. This is called "Fastboot Mode".
3
Look at the text on the screen. Do you see the word "unlocked" anywhere (usually in red or green text near the top)?

What do you see?

🟢 It says "unlocked" → Great! You're done. Hold the power button to restart your phone, then go back to the installer and click "Connect my phone".
🔴 It says "locked" or you don't see the word "unlocked" → Keep going with Part 2 below.

Part 2 — Turn on OEM Unlocking

Before you can unlock your phone, you need to turn on a hidden setting. This is a safety switch built into every Android phone by Google.

1
Restart your phone normally
If you're still on the Fastboot screen, hold the power button until the phone restarts. Wait for it to fully boot up to your home screen.
2
Open Settings
Swipe down from the top of your screen and tap the ⚙️ gear icon, or find "Settings" in your app list.
3
Turn on Developer Mode
Scroll down and tap "About phone". Find the line that says "Build number" and tap it 7 times quickly. You'll see a message that says "You are now a developer!" — this is safe and expected.
4
Find Developer Options
Press the back button to go to the main Settings screen. Tap "System", then tap "Developer options" (this menu only appears after you did step 3).
5
Turn on OEM unlocking
Scroll down and find the switch called "OEM unlocking". Tap it to turn it on. Your phone may ask for your PIN or password — enter it.
💡 Can't find "OEM unlocking"? Make sure your phone is connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data. Sometimes this option doesn't appear until your phone has been connected to the internet for a few minutes. Try turning Wi-Fi on, wait 2 minutes, then check again.

Part 3 — Unlock the bootloader using Magisk

Now we'll use a free app called Magisk to help complete the unlock. Magisk is a well-known, trusted tool used by millions of people.

1
Download Magisk
On your phone, open Chrome and go to this address:
https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/latest
Scroll down and tap the file that ends in .apk (for example, Magisk-v28.1.apk). If your phone asks "Allow Chrome to install unknown apps?", tap Allow.
2
Install Magisk
Once the download finishes, tap the notification or open the file. Tap "Install". If you see a warning about installing from unknown sources, tap "Settings" and turn on the switch, then go back and tap Install again.
3
Open Magisk
Find the Magisk app in your app list (it has a blue/green mask icon) and open it.
4
Put your phone back into Fastboot Mode
Turn your phone completely off. Then hold Volume Down + Power until you see the Fastboot Mode screen (same as Part 1, step 2).
5
Unlock the bootloader
On the Fastboot screen, use the Volume buttons to scroll through the options until "Unlock the bootloader" is highlighted. Then press the Power button once to confirm.
⚠️ Important: This will erase everything on your phone!
All your photos, apps, messages, and settings will be deleted. This is normal and expected. Make sure you've backed up anything important before pressing confirm (for example, save your photos to Google Photos or your computer).
6
Wait for your phone to restart
Your phone will erase itself and restart. This can take a few minutes — just wait. Don't press any buttons or unplug anything.
7
Skip the setup wizard
When your phone restarts, it will look like a brand new phone with a setup wizard. You can either skip through it quickly or set it up — it doesn't matter since we're going to install new software anyway.

Part 4 — Come back and install

🎉 You're done unlocking!

Your phone is now unlocked and ready for the new software. Put your phone back into Fastboot Mode one more time (turn off → hold Volume Down + Power), plug it in, and click the button below.

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Which phone do you have?

Tap your phone model below. If we detected it automatically, it's already highlighted for you.

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Ready to install?

This is the last step before we begin. Installing will erase everything on your phone and replace it with the new software. This can't be undone once it starts.

If your phone still has data you care about, this is your last chance to back it up before we begin.
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Installing — don't unplug your phone!

Getting ready...

💡 Your phone screen may go black or restart during this — that's completely normal. Just leave it plugged in and wait.
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All done!

Your phone is now running the new software. It will take 2–3 minutes to start up for the first time — just follow the on-screen instructions on your phone.

What's different now?

🎙️ Voice Changer App — "VoiceC" pre-installed
🎨 Custom OS logo and branding
📡 Sensors off by default
🚫 Google services and apps removed
🧹 Unused apps and services removed
📵 Bluetooth stack removed
📍 GPS / location stack removed
💡 You can safely unplug your phone now and complete the setup on your phone's screen.