I can't seem to write a Android image to an microsd (with dd) but everything works as intended when its with a Linux image -- what is going on?

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As title says. More specifically, its a android image for the Orange pi Zero 3. Is there a flag that I should be using or something like that? Thanks in advance.

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What's the output? dd?

Nothing special/unusual -- it finishes running, shows me the results, and then returns me to the prompt. But lsblk returns me with zero partitions, as if no image was written in the disk.