[Guerrerobook]

Hello everyone.
Months ago I threw my Galaxy Note10 in the pool, result: K.O.

I would like to try the chip off technique, by unmounting the memory chip and remounting it on another MB on new Note10.

Now my question is: Assuming the operation goes smoothly, can I just recover the data, or can I hope to use the new terminal as if it were the old one?

Maybe samsung implemented a secure file system, which only the original note can get access to? And in this case, is there a solution?

This is also because I need to recover the Google Authenticator app which, as you know, only stores locally,

so my hope is in a nutshell: Mount the old memory chip on the new terminal, turn it on and find everything as it was on the old one. Is such a thing possible?

Thanks in advance

[Airbourne]

Have you ever worked on board repairs? Significantly water-damaged boards? Afaik Samsung doesn't cry about part replacement as much as apple does yet but if you don't know what you're doing you're bound to do more damage than good. I can't really tell you what to do if it seems to me that you're just thinking that you'll easily make that swap without any prior experience.