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Ok, so how can I force it then?
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You can't unless you do some crazy rooting stuff (which you already said you didn't want to do)..
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You can't unless you do some crazy rooting stuff (which you already said you didn't want to do)..

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I’m waiting for the update on Galaxy S5 in order to fix my SD-car issue (living in Brussels).<br />
I don’t want to root my device. Isn’t there a (safe) way to get a Polish ip and do the update?<br />
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Please advise (howto).<br />
J.
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Hi,

I’m waiting for the update on Galaxy S5 in order to fix my SD-car issue (living in Brussels).
I don’t want to root my device. Isn’t there a (safe) way to get a Polish ip and do the update?

Please advise (howto).
J.

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