True" Hello everybody. In continuation of our de-googling phone series on this channel, today we will be doing a Moto G7 Power. This is a great phone with an octa-core processor and three gigs of RAM. Because it's from the power series, it also has a 5,000 milliamp-hour battery. This request came in from one of you who contacted me offline for a burner phone. And this makes an awesome burner phone because it was $110 and it came almost spotless, except for a scratch on the back cover. For those of you who are concerned, don't worry. This person is not going to harm the boys in blue. He is not going to frighten our congress critters because he does not live in the United States. I'm not exactly sure what he wants to do with a burner phone. If he wants to criticize the Thai prince or just fly to Cuba to reunite a boy with his father, regardless, he wants a relatively cheap phone that he can throw away if he needs to. Before we fully get started, I have just a quick warning. Doing most of these actions will wipe your phone, so be sure to back it up first. Second, it is possible while doing flashing operations to permanently damage your phone. I've done this to my Moto G8, which is a very similar one to this, but apparently, there was a way to recover from the error that I made. I just had to take the phone apart. Android Doctor came up with a video recently where he explained it. This phone is very similar in construction, so there's usually a way to get back to it with the Moto G7s because they're so well-documented. But that is a risk that you run with any of these...
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