I have a situation where I recently set PIN, activated Secure boot and booted up my phone and entered the PIN incorrectly 28 times. Now I have two times to enter the PIN correctly else the phone will be reset to factory defaults (images, all data deleted) which I want to avoid.
Do you think it's possible to reset the number of tries again to 30 for secure boot if I already used 28 times? The phone which I am using is Samsung S9+.
- Do You think if I flash custom recovery such as TWRP would I be able to BACKUP everything to an external SD card and use two PIN guesses, then if I fail and the device is the factory reset - restore from SD card using TWRP and try again two more times until success?
– Merkys Jun 12 '21 at 14:29Gatekeeper.password.key gatekeeper.pattern.key locksettings.db locksettings.db-shm locksettings.db-wal
– Merkys Jun 12 '21 at 14:29In such a situation, would you bring such a device to Samsung support? I doubt if they could help
Do you think I am completely screwed and I should reset to the factory and forget the photos?