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Is this Android phone Android 9.0 or Android 6.0?
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I purchased an XGody Mate 20, advertised as Android 9.0.
Indeed, if you switch it on Settings -> About Phone reports Android 9.0:
However, when I plug the device in, Android Studio reports it to be Android 6.0:
Also the DevCheck Android App also reports the device to be Android 6.0.
Is there any way to find out which is it really? I bought this under the understanding it was an Android 9.0 device.
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I purchased an XGody Mate 20, advertised as Android 9.0.
Indeed, if you switch it on Settings -> About Phone reports Android 9.0:
However, when I plug the device in, Android Studio reports it to be Android 6.0:
Also the DevCheck Android App also reports the device to be Android 6.0.
Is there any way to find out which is it really? I bought this under the understanding it was an Android 9.0 device.
9.0-pie
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This question came from our site for computer enthusiasts and power users.
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I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
2
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
1
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago
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I purchased an XGody Mate 20, advertised as Android 9.0.
Indeed, if you switch it on Settings -> About Phone reports Android 9.0:
However, when I plug the device in, Android Studio reports it to be Android 6.0:
Also the DevCheck Android App also reports the device to be Android 6.0.
Is there any way to find out which is it really? I bought this under the understanding it was an Android 9.0 device.
9.0-pie
I purchased an XGody Mate 20, advertised as Android 9.0.
Indeed, if you switch it on Settings -> About Phone reports Android 9.0:
However, when I plug the device in, Android Studio reports it to be Android 6.0:
Also the DevCheck Android App also reports the device to be Android 6.0.
Is there any way to find out which is it really? I bought this under the understanding it was an Android 9.0 device.
9.0-pie
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4
I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
2
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
1
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago
add a comment |
4
I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
2
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
1
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago
4
4
I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
2
2
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
1
1
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago
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Pull down the notification shade. If it looks like this:
It is android 6.0
If it looks like this:
It is android 9.0
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Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
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Pull down the notification shade. If it looks like this:
It is android 6.0
If it looks like this:
It is android 9.0
New contributor
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Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
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Pull down the notification shade. If it looks like this:
It is android 6.0
If it looks like this:
It is android 9.0
New contributor
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Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
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Pull down the notification shade. If it looks like this:
It is android 6.0
If it looks like this:
It is android 9.0
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Pull down the notification shade. If it looks like this:
It is android 6.0
If it looks like this:
It is android 9.0
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Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
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1
Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
1
1
Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
Thanks, looks like it's android 6.0 then. I guess the only thing that would give this kind of result is a tampered with version of android, made to show these results in About Phone?
– Steven Haggerty
10 hours ago
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I’m not an expert but the about phone screen screams Android 6.0. I imagine DevCheck and Android studio are correct. The phone itself sounds like a cheap Chinese ripoff and seems fishy. With my personal opinion, I would avoid using at all costs.
– DrZoo
10 hours ago
2
they have just changed a 6 with a 9. kernel is still old version and security patch level is 2017. besides this you can check from adb shell permissions of /system. android 9 should have system-as-root
– alecxs
9 hours ago
1
Id like to note that it says build is test-keys. Any reputable stock ROM I've seen uses release-keys. This is obviously an illegitimate ROM and should not be trusted
– colbycdev
2 hours ago
@colbycdev: Is that just a label that they forgot to change, or does it involve getting the "official" signing keys from Google?
– grawity
16 mins ago