I have an Android 10 phone (Motorola Moto G9 Play) and I want to change the Android ID (I think that's what apps use to identify you sometimes). I have a cell phone with: ROOT + Magisk + EdXposed I always changed my "Android ID" using "Titanium Backup". But there is currently no option to change. Is it possible to change the "Android ID" just using a few tools, command line, applications, something that can modify the "Android ID"? Please, I need it so much. Reason: Some applications when they are going to ban accounts, they block the "Android ID" and I need to modify it and then use it again! (By Google Translator, sorry!) =(
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Is it possible to change Android ID without root access nor factory reset? – Irfan Latif Mar 09 '21 at 04:41
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Where is the “android_id” stored and when does it change? – Irfan Latif Mar 09 '21 at 04:41
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Thank you very much for the 2 responses. – Kléber Mar 09 '21 at 05:53
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If I change an application's SSAID from "aaaabbbbcccc1111" to "aaaabbbbcccc2222" for example. After I update it, or reset the settings, does it lose "aaaabbbbcccc2222" and go back to the original SSAID "aaaabbbbcccc1111"? – Kléber Mar 09 '21 at 05:54
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What exactly happens if I delete the line with (name = "userkey")? – Kléber Mar 09 '21 at 05:54
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Your device already uses the app-specific persistent ANDROID_ID. I have not checked the AOSP source code how this is implemented but based on your experience I would assume that for each app that has been ever installed in some SQlite or XML file the generated ANDOIRD_ID is kept. – Robert Mar 09 '21 at 08:25