It's because you could destroy our phone by yourself. Rooting let's you do things that the phone doesn't want you to like deleting certain files that break your phone.
Root allows you to fuck every day and it allows you to double your sallary wherever you work, your Boss just accepts all your requests for a higher sallary.This happens only by rooting your phone. It also brings you some bonus features ,special apps that control your car to drive without gas or petrol,only by satelite energy from the space.
quitaulla 1 I think your confusion back then was that be didn’t explain how to do it. He has videos on this. Also, rooting (in this sense) is the ability to open up the phones full capacity to make personalized changes to the operating system. Some perks, mostly for tech enthusiasts who want full control over their devices. P.s. my name has nothing to do with phone rooting.
My phone is rooted back then.. Now i tried to root my latest phone my bank app wont open becoz it detected a rooting app on my phone.. I deleted my rooting app..
dont do it you lose warranty if you root it an it ruins your phone just get a launcher an leave it at that or you will have to pay another 800 fir a new phone if you ruin ut by root
Hi, i was wondering if its possible that by rooting a phone you can make it work on more LTE frequencies. For example the Samsung Galaxy S5 Dual Sim SM-G900FD 4G LTE does not work in the 2300Mhz and 700Mhz bands. can rooting it allow you to make adjustments to the phone that will allow it to also operate in those bandwidths. thank you in advance
How about LGv30 rooting and will it deleted my existing files on phone? And how do we unroot it after doing the recovery of files through some app such ad diskdigger
Hello friend, how are you? I want to root my S3 using a mac but been a nightmare. It's almost impossible. Tried your website but still don't know where to go from. Can u please help? I just want the Cyangenmod 11 on it so bad. Thanks!
I have a question. I have the Galaxy s5 and it's real annoying that I'm not able to connect my phone to my ps3 so I can transfer videos and music. My question is, if I root my s5 will I be able to transfer my stuff over? And if not does anyone know a app I can download to help me?
It's been three years since this comment if you still didnt get it done well go to safe mode hold power button and hold on power off to go to safe mode once you do go to application and uninstall the app thats causing you trouble after that just restart your phone to get back to normal.
"Rooting" is a slang term for "logging in as the Root User" of a UNIX-based O.S. Android is based on Linux, Linux is based on Unix. All three have an administrator account called "Root". Root gives you 100% full access to every byte of data your O.S. has control of. It is extremely powerful and extremely dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. Standard users of the Unix- based O.S. do not have the same access so that they don't inadvertently screw things up. This is why you should never be logged in as a rooted user unless you know exactly what you are doing and how to fix it if you screw it up.
Friend, you know how to increase volume in gt i9100 headset? I read about voodoo louder but can't pay, you have alternative about this? Or craked app? thanks
Do you need a rooted device for emulators? Ive always had iphones and know all about jailbreaking and unlocking, but i should soon be getting the Nvidia Shield (my first android) and would love to get some emulators
Hey man, I didn't know where to ask but I bought a refurbished Galaxy S6 (sm-g920p) a couple years ago and it's gone through 3 batteries in the last 18 months, it keeps dropping wifi in a house where other devices have no problems and it will just shut off for no apparent reason. Should I upgrade to Android 9 or 10 with a custom ROM or should I just get a different phone? I like the size of the S and thinking about a Galaxy Note 4 or a Google pixel 2 or 3 and I don't want to spend more than $200, I don't use a smartphone very often. Thanks a million for sharing and please excuse the ignorance.
All I want is to have an application permission control access on my Samsung Note 4.. Guess im just gonna wait on official release of marshmallow update on N910C here in PH. Also am not confident on the idea of rooting my phone.. What do you guys think?
Thinking of getting the HTC one x...but no sd card does this mean I can't transfer my pix music vids etc. on this phone? And IM an average app user will there be enuff storage on this phone? Some info would really help. Thank you. Cool vids!
I bought a Galaxy S3 US cellular off ebay as a media device. I do not have a cell plan with it and don't plan to. My question is: Can I install a verizon/sprint/etc rom and have everything else work (except the phone, which I dont care about)? There are very few to no US cellular roms.
but don't you get the same storage options, backup, and more with Google. Every thing business letter, pictures, and all our stored on google as opposed to taking up space on my phone. When I transferred my number from one phone to another I just went into my google cloud and everthing is there.
Back in the days I would root my android just to play gameboy advance games like Pokémon and super Mario 😂 everyone would ask how I did that and were shocked. Haha good times
Let's say i root my GS3 and install some rom like for example Criskelo (when ever available on i747) would i be able to go back to factory reset (ICS 4.0.4) or am i forever doomed with my new ROM ? if yes how ? (just making sure i can do this, before i root my phone...)
max do you know if there is a way to move apps and data from the note2 internal memory to my sd card as my phone is full and i dont feel that i could safley root my note 2
HELP!! I have a Verizon Note 3 SM-N900V (4.4.2 build ending in NC4) that I want to install custom ROMs on but from what I see online it looks like I may not be able to. What am I missing? Thx.
I am new to all o this.I have a question, I have an ATT S5 that i use on Tmobile account, and the device wont let me update to Android 6.0. So i dont get Wifi Calling and HD voice. Can i force a Tmobile ROM without the bloat wear on a ATT device? and how secure (hack / identify theft proof).
hey can i ask?? if i want to root my phone do i lost my Warranty from the original company like samsung and htc?? also can i back my phone to a normal phone ( i mean not rooted) ???
Zedo, recommend the best ROM right now for EVO 4G LTE. I want to install a custom ROM but dont know which one is good enough to have as a daily driver. Doesnt matter if it has SENSE or not.
hello! If it's a brand new phone it cannot be rooted. The owner of the phone is the one who can root the phone to customize the looks of the phone, change the operating system, install apps to hack apps, over or underclock the cpu( make your processor, basically the brain of the phone go faster but use more battery or go slower but use less battery) and much more.
So can I uninstall Google stuff instead of just disable them? I have a Samsung phone on android and would not mind getting rid of the Google stuff and Facebook app
can you send and receive emojis to iphones and see them on twitter when rooting your galaxy s3? im thinking about rooting my phone but it seems a bit risky..
After i install FrostyJB_4.1.1-M3 rom. How am i suppose to get this KERNEL "[TMO][AOSP/Touchwiz][JELLYBEAN & ICS][9/23/2012] KT747 - LG8 - KTweaker" to work properly after installing it ? Always get 1080 mhz max only.
if i root my phone will i be able to switch from verizon to straight talk......cant stand verizon anymore and want to keep my phone....samsung galaxys is there a way to turn it into a straight talk phone....thx
Hi, I know this is an old thread but hopefully someone can answer this. I would only root my phone because I CANNOT send videos on my Galaxy 5 through AT&T. My question is simple: WILL ROOTING SOLVE THIS?
Rooting your phone, which is the process of gaining administrative access or control over the operating system, has several pros and cons. Let's explore them: Pros of rooting your phone: 1. Customization: Rooting allows you to customize your phone's operating system and user interface to a greater extent. You can install custom ROMs, themes, and modify system settings that are otherwise inaccessible, giving you the ability to personalize your device according to your preferences. 2. Access to system files: By rooting your phone, you gain access to the system files and directories. This allows you to make advanced modifications, remove bloatware (pre-installed apps), and optimize your device's performance by tweaking system settings. 3. Enhanced performance: Rooting can potentially improve your phone's performance. You can use various optimization techniques, such as overclocking the CPU or installing performance-enhancing mods, which may result in faster app loading times, smoother multitasking, and overall improved system performance. 4. Increased app compatibility: Some apps require root access to unlock their full potential. By rooting your phone, you can use these apps, which often provide advanced features, system-level modifications, and additional functionality that is not available on non-rooted devices. Cons of rooting your phone: 1. Voided warranty: Rooting typically voids the warranty provided by the manufacturer or carrier. If your phone encounters any hardware or software issues, the manufacturer may refuse to provide support or repairs, even if the problem is unrelated to rooting. 2. Security risks: Rooting exposes your device to potential security risks. By gaining root access, malicious apps or hackers could exploit system vulnerabilities and gain unrestricted access to your personal data. Additionally, downloading and installing unofficial apps or custom ROMs from untrusted sources can increase the risk of malware infection. 3. System instability and bricking: Incorrectly modifying system files or installing incompatible software can lead to system instability or "bricking" your phone. Bricking refers to rendering your device inoperable, essentially turning it into a useless brick. It may require advanced technical knowledge to recover a bricked device. 4. Incompatibility with OTA updates: Over-the-air (OTA) updates provided by the manufacturer or carrier may not be compatible with rooted devices. Installing official updates on a rooted phone can potentially cause issues, such as loss of root access, system instability, or complete device failure. 5. Complexity and learning curve: Rooting requires technical knowledge and often involves complex procedures, including unlocking bootloaders, flashing custom recoveries, and using command-line tools. It may not be suitable for inexperienced users, as mistakes during the rooting process can have adverse effects on the device. Before deciding to root your phone, it is crucial to weigh the pros and cons carefully and consider your technical expertise, needs, and the potential risks involved.
it is possible to unroot your phone and revert it to its original, non-rooted state. However, the process of unrooting can vary depending on the phone model, manufacturer, and the rooting method used. Here are a few common methods: 1. Unrooting apps: Some rooting methods install an app or package on your device to manage root access. Using these apps, you can often find an option to unroot your phone. Examples include SuperSU and Magisk Manager. 2. Firmware update: In some cases, installing an official firmware update provided by the manufacturer can remove root access and restore your device to its original state. However, keep in mind that this method may not work if the manufacturer has specifically implemented measures to prevent unrooting. 3. Flashing stock firmware: By flashing the official stock firmware or ROM for your specific phone model, you can typically remove root access and return your device to its factory state. This method usually involves connecting your phone to a computer and using specialized software like Odin (for Samsung devices) or fastboot (for many other Android devices). 4. Factory reset: Performing a factory reset on your phone can remove root access. However, this method is not always reliable, as some rooting methods modify system files beyond what a factory reset can undo. It's generally recommended to combine a factory reset with one of the other methods mentioned above for more effective unrooting. It's important to note that unrooting your phone does not guarantee that the manufacturer or carrier will reinstate your warranty if it was voided by the rooting process. Additionally, unrooting may not remove all traces of root access, and some devices may still show signs of having been rooted when checked by certain apps or diagnostic tools. Before attempting to unroot your phone, it's recommended to research the specific unrooting method applicable to your device and backup any important data, as the process may involve wiping your device or resetting it to factory settings.
hi there, i have an android/kodi tv box that came with super su installed. does that mean it came rooted or is that something i have to do? thanks a million
Do you still get insurance if like. Example. Im From Croatia. And i have a phone bought from Croatia. And now im in Ireland. Do you still get insurance?
Hey, I used to have an iPhone 3gs and I rooted it and installed custom roms on it. You might want to do research before saying you can only do it on an android device... I hate iphones and have since thrown it against the wall into a million pieces, but I just thought you should know...
hoy.. why are we watching this video? it's because we are technically illiterate bro. you gotta make your videos simpler, a little more language friendly..
Wow when you said Galaxy S2 I was like "how old is this video?" 2012 I see
haha same!
Faxxx
Im so used to hearing s21
Pov:i m seeing this in 2023
The quality is so damn nice !!
10 years and i am here to say thank u man really
2:43 : "you can't do this on iphones and ipads"
ios jailbreak: *hold my simcard*
Its a 7 year old video chill 😂
jailbreak isnt the same as root
root gain all access, jailbreak cannot gain all access
i was going to root my phine until he said that he recommends getting insurance for your phone. now im scared
William Decker it ask you for a survey
It's because you could destroy our phone by yourself. Rooting let's you do things that the phone doesn't want you to like deleting certain files that break your phone.
@@fauxhuntyt2273 You just don't delete them.
Yea thats why im rooting my old almoast broken phone
dude seems high on more than just android! :)
great informative vdo otherwise!
7 years and 18 likes😂😂u here dude
I was never good at math, but 30 likes.
8 years ago and still 42 likes👍 you still here dude
Still 8yrs and 45 likes, you still here bro 😁
making the jump from iOS to Android, cant wait to get into it when my S3 arrives next week, looks like i've been missing out on some cool shit!
how did it go lmao
@@hintsu672 I never used an iOS device again, currently loving my OnePlus 6. Thanks for replying to my 7yo comment lol
NOW hows it going hahaha!
@@vindicati3769 good
still dont know what it is :(
Root allows you to fuck every day and it allows you to double your sallary wherever you work, your Boss just accepts all your requests for a higher sallary.This happens only by rooting your phone. It also brings you some bonus features ,special apps that control your car to drive without gas or petrol,only by satelite energy from the space.
Are u dumb
sudo
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quitaulla 1
I think your confusion back then was that be didn’t explain how to do it. He has videos on this. Also, rooting (in this sense) is the ability to open up the phones full capacity to make personalized changes to the operating system. Some perks, mostly for tech enthusiasts who want full control over their devices.
P.s. my name has nothing to do with phone rooting.
My phone is rooted back then..
Now i tried to root my latest phone my bank app wont open becoz it detected a rooting app on my phone.. I deleted my rooting app..
Back then I heard u can root phones to stay turned on by service without paying a bill an turn it into a exotic android basically
Still I'm confused about root. What happens when we root? And why the phones are not made like it behaves after root? Why we have to root?
okay
Ok
r/ihadastroke
Sometimes geeks are such fucking assholes.
See examples in replies.
dont do it you lose warranty if you root it an it ruins your phone just get a launcher an leave it at that or you will have to pay another 800 fir a new phone if you ruin ut by root
This video is 9 years old ❤️
So what does "factory unlocked" and "unlocked" mean when talking about smart phone? I read an article on it but it didn't make much sense to me.
Hi, i was wondering if its possible that by rooting a phone you can make it work on more LTE frequencies. For example the Samsung Galaxy S5 Dual Sim SM-G900FD 4G LTE does not work in the 2300Mhz and 700Mhz bands. can rooting it allow you to make adjustments to the phone that will allow it to also operate in those bandwidths. thank you in advance
i need to know how it was blocked. its clear its locked, but exactly what is the architecture of the hiding of the root.
How about LGv30 rooting and will it deleted my existing files on phone? And how do we unroot it after doing the recovery of files through some app such ad diskdigger
yo max, you a beast. Thank you for satisfying all my geek needs.
Anyone here from 2024 ?
You did not explain kernels? Or is that the same as custom roms?
Thank you for this video
while everyone was watching soap operas ur channel was my shit as a kid growing up broo
is rooting your phone, can harm your device?
Sholi totz sometimes
If You do it wrong yes
Hello friend, how are you? I want to root my S3 using a mac but been a nightmare. It's almost impossible. Tried your website but still don't know where to go from. Can u please help? I just want the Cyangenmod 11 on it so bad. Thanks!
Damn 7 years ago
I know right
Ye
What abt files, games' LEVELS etc still on the phone after rooting?
So I want to root my phone but I do t want to get a virus or it delete my games or get in my texts or calls or anything can rooting harm me
I'm glad max is back! I've been high on android since evo 4g... Now with my s3 I'm soooo high I don't even know what's going on mannnn!
Blazer Rom
I got recommended this legendary video, 🙌 Brings back memories of a world without Knox.
I have a question. I have the Galaxy s5 and it's real annoying that I'm not able to connect my phone to my ps3 so I can transfer videos and music. My question is, if I root my s5 will I be able to transfer my stuff over? And if not does anyone know a app I can download to help me?
how rooter galaxy s2 SGH-t989 scan my pc usb connector is damaged
How to remove app from your phone that crash an cant be uninstalled without wiping ur phone
It's been three years since this comment if you still didnt get it done well go to safe mode hold power button and hold on power off to go to safe mode once you do go to application and uninstall the app thats causing you trouble after that just restart your phone to get back to normal.
Hello sir I was wondering if you can make a video on overclocking a samsung galaxy tab A 10.1 version 2019
I just want help to set my Samsung Note 3 up so that I can download and play Pandora---Help!
Man this takes me back to all the rooting in college. Sig girls always down for a good rooting 🎉🎉
hi can i root my note 2 if i have already set a encrypted password
cheers rob
so rooting is like jailbeaking?
it's the exact same thing, so yes
"Rooting" is a slang term for "logging in as the Root User" of a UNIX-based O.S. Android is based on Linux, Linux is based on Unix. All three have an administrator account called "Root".
Root gives you 100% full access to every byte of data your O.S. has control of. It is extremely powerful and extremely dangerous if you don't know what you are doing.
Standard users of the Unix- based O.S. do not have the same access so that they don't inadvertently screw things up. This is why you should never be logged in as a rooted user unless you know exactly what you are doing and how to fix it if you screw it up.
Ken Rowe how is it dangerous?
@@kenrowe8746 yea
That's for birds
Friend, you know how to increase volume in gt i9100 headset? I read about voodoo louder but can't pay, you have alternative about this? Or craked app? thanks
Do you need a rooted device for emulators?
Ive always had iphones and know all about jailbreaking and unlocking, but i should soon be getting the Nvidia Shield (my first android) and would love to get some emulators
No you don't need root
Now i know how to save data in a app to a different phone
Hey man, I didn't know where to ask but I bought a refurbished Galaxy S6 (sm-g920p) a couple years ago and it's gone through 3 batteries in the last 18 months, it keeps dropping wifi in a house where other devices have no problems and it will just shut off for no apparent reason. Should I upgrade to Android 9 or 10 with a custom ROM or should I just get a different phone? I like the size of the S and thinking about a Galaxy Note 4 or a Google pixel 2 or 3 and I don't want to spend more than $200, I don't use a smartphone very often. Thanks a million for sharing and please excuse the ignorance.
All I want is to have an application permission control access on my Samsung Note 4.. Guess im just gonna wait on official release of marshmallow update on N910C here in PH. Also am not confident on the idea of rooting my phone.. What do you guys think?
hi mate is same process of rooting works for uk phones????
Thinking of getting the HTC one x...but no sd card does this mean I can't transfer my pix music vids etc. on this phone? And IM an average app user will there be enuff storage on this phone? Some info would really help. Thank you. Cool vids!
Great explanation, thanks much!
Galaxy s2 and Galaxy s3, How young am i right now...
I bought a Galaxy S3 US cellular off ebay as a media device. I do not have a cell plan with it and don't plan to. My question is: Can I install a verizon/sprint/etc rom and have everything else work (except the phone, which I dont care about)? There are very few to no US cellular roms.
but don't you get the same storage options, backup, and more with Google. Every thing business letter, pictures, and all our stored on google as opposed to taking up space on my phone. When I transferred my number from one phone to another I just went into my google cloud and everthing is there.
You still on g+ man?
Back in the days I would root my android just to play gameboy advance games like Pokémon and super Mario 😂 everyone would ask how I did that and were shocked. Haha good times
by rooting can you do things similar to jailbreak tweaks and widgets ?
does it remove all my apps?
nah
AquaYT you CAN do that if you so choose to. but it's not very good, you CAN get bricked
Let's say i root my GS3 and install some rom like for example Criskelo (when ever available on i747) would i be able to go back to factory reset (ICS 4.0.4) or am i forever doomed with my new ROM ? if yes how ? (just making sure i can do this, before i root my phone...)
Is the evo 4g a easy phone to do your first root with?
max do you know if there is a way to move apps and data from the note2 internal memory to my sd card as my phone is full and i dont feel that i could safley root my note 2
Can't you just plug your phone into a computer to get to the root files? Or turn on developer options to be able to install unknown applications?
What's the screen cover you have.
HELP!! I have a Verizon Note 3 SM-N900V (4.4.2 build ending in NC4) that I want to install custom ROMs on but from what I see online it looks like I may not be able to.
What am I missing?
Thx.
Is rooting legal?
And if so is it legal for Sony.
I don't want to root it my friend does on his phone, any advice don't want him to get into trouble.
he won't have his warranty tho if he roots his phone, so.. there's that
First @zedomax Is that superuser photo shopped?
I am new to all o this.I have a question, I have an ATT S5 that i use on Tmobile account, and the device wont let me update to Android 6.0. So i dont get Wifi Calling and HD voice. Can i force a Tmobile ROM without the bloat wear on a ATT device? and how secure (hack / identify theft proof).
hey can i ask?? if i want to root my phone do i lost my Warranty from the original company like samsung and htc?? also can i back my phone to a normal phone ( i mean not rooted) ???
12 years now
hey hello I ral ready rootedmy galaxy s3 so how you can fully controlling how you can get access to file system.......
Does rooting make u lose files. Does it erase videos/photos and music from your SD Card.
my brother putting on the kitakat need my htc one ATYT m7 I live in Dominican Republic and my country does not get the upgrade ayuname as you please
Can you check out OMJ's ELTE ROM 4.0.4 v2.2!!!
Deodexed & Odex versions w/ Stock Kernel and let us know how good it is
I Like How You Got The Blue Galaxy S3 With The White Back. Simple, But Nice Touch. Just 2 Be Different From The Rest...
Zedo, recommend the best ROM right now for EVO 4G LTE. I want to install a custom ROM but dont know which one is good enough to have as a daily driver. Doesnt matter if it has SENSE or not.
can rooting take skype that is loaded from the factory on my facinate galaxy 2 I think
Do I need Titanium if I already am able to disable apps, backup with ROM Manager?
I use exposed installer and customize the stock rom
So i have a redmi note 8 pro. . Bout 4 months now, dk if its rooted or unrooted. . Not familiar with these terms. Any help, anyone?
hello! If it's a brand new phone it cannot be rooted. The owner of the phone is the one who can root the phone to customize the looks of the phone, change the operating system, install apps to hack apps, over or underclock the cpu( make your processor, basically the brain of the phone go faster but use more battery or go slower but use less battery) and much more.
So can I uninstall Google stuff instead of just disable them? I have a Samsung phone on android and would not mind getting rid of the Google stuff and Facebook app
how would i go about to root a US cellular gs3 with a model # of R530U?
can you tell me how do i upgrade motorola photon 4g to ICS?
I live in Toronto Canada where can I go for rooting my Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
ur computer
Husam pacific mall does it in Markham Ontario, there's several locations but Asians dude their in Markham go there
does rooting delete the data on my phone eg apps, photos etc. im running jellybean on galaxy s2.
i have a simm card in my ZTE android, if i root it, will i keep my phone plan?
can you send and receive emojis to iphones and see them on twitter when rooting your galaxy s3? im thinking about rooting my phone but it seems a bit risky..
Hello
Can i turn my android device in the stock form if i root it
After i install FrostyJB_4.1.1-M3 rom. How am i suppose to get this KERNEL "[TMO][AOSP/Touchwiz][JELLYBEAN & ICS][9/23/2012] KT747 - LG8 - KTweaker" to work properly after installing it ? Always get 1080 mhz max only.
if i root my phone will i be able to switch from verizon to straight talk......cant stand verizon anymore and want to keep my phone....samsung galaxys is there a way to turn it into a straight talk phone....thx
i hace a moto g3 the led light is on how i turn it off? please help
Rooting voids ur warranty
Hi, I know this is an old thread but hopefully someone can answer this. I would only root my phone because I CANNOT send videos on my Galaxy 5 through AT&T. My question is simple: WILL ROOTING SOLVE THIS?
Rooting your phone, which is the process of gaining administrative access or control over the operating system, has several pros and cons. Let's explore them:
Pros of rooting your phone:
1. Customization: Rooting allows you to customize your phone's operating system and user interface to a greater extent. You can install custom ROMs, themes, and modify system settings that are otherwise inaccessible, giving you the ability to personalize your device according to your preferences.
2. Access to system files: By rooting your phone, you gain access to the system files and directories. This allows you to make advanced modifications, remove bloatware (pre-installed apps), and optimize your device's performance by tweaking system settings.
3. Enhanced performance: Rooting can potentially improve your phone's performance. You can use various optimization techniques, such as overclocking the CPU or installing performance-enhancing mods, which may result in faster app loading times, smoother multitasking, and overall improved system performance.
4. Increased app compatibility: Some apps require root access to unlock their full potential. By rooting your phone, you can use these apps, which often provide advanced features, system-level modifications, and additional functionality that is not available on non-rooted devices.
Cons of rooting your phone:
1. Voided warranty: Rooting typically voids the warranty provided by the manufacturer or carrier. If your phone encounters any hardware or software issues, the manufacturer may refuse to provide support or repairs, even if the problem is unrelated to rooting.
2. Security risks: Rooting exposes your device to potential security risks. By gaining root access, malicious apps or hackers could exploit system vulnerabilities and gain unrestricted access to your personal data. Additionally, downloading and installing unofficial apps or custom ROMs from untrusted sources can increase the risk of malware infection.
3. System instability and bricking: Incorrectly modifying system files or installing incompatible software can lead to system instability or "bricking" your phone. Bricking refers to rendering your device inoperable, essentially turning it into a useless brick. It may require advanced technical knowledge to recover a bricked device.
4. Incompatibility with OTA updates: Over-the-air (OTA) updates provided by the manufacturer or carrier may not be compatible with rooted devices. Installing official updates on a rooted phone can potentially cause issues, such as loss of root access, system instability, or complete device failure.
5. Complexity and learning curve: Rooting requires technical knowledge and often involves complex procedures, including unlocking bootloaders, flashing custom recoveries, and using command-line tools. It may not be suitable for inexperienced users, as mistakes during the rooting process can have adverse effects on the device.
Before deciding to root your phone, it is crucial to weigh the pros and cons carefully and consider your technical expertise, needs, and the potential risks involved.
it is possible to unroot your phone and revert it to its original, non-rooted state. However, the process of unrooting can vary depending on the phone model, manufacturer, and the rooting method used. Here are a few common methods:
1. Unrooting apps: Some rooting methods install an app or package on your device to manage root access. Using these apps, you can often find an option to unroot your phone. Examples include SuperSU and Magisk Manager.
2. Firmware update: In some cases, installing an official firmware update provided by the manufacturer can remove root access and restore your device to its original state. However, keep in mind that this method may not work if the manufacturer has specifically implemented measures to prevent unrooting.
3. Flashing stock firmware: By flashing the official stock firmware or ROM for your specific phone model, you can typically remove root access and return your device to its factory state. This method usually involves connecting your phone to a computer and using specialized software like Odin (for Samsung devices) or fastboot (for many other Android devices).
4. Factory reset: Performing a factory reset on your phone can remove root access. However, this method is not always reliable, as some rooting methods modify system files beyond what a factory reset can undo. It's generally recommended to combine a factory reset with one of the other methods mentioned above for more effective unrooting.
It's important to note that unrooting your phone does not guarantee that the manufacturer or carrier will reinstate your warranty if it was voided by the rooting process. Additionally, unrooting may not remove all traces of root access, and some devices may still show signs of having been rooted when checked by certain apps or diagnostic tools.
Before attempting to unroot your phone, it's recommended to research the specific unrooting method applicable to your device and backup any important data, as the process may involve wiping your device or resetting it to factory settings.
Ty
Cons 6. Banking apps and online games hate rooted users as it boots you out of the home screen. Requires hiding root methods to mitigate it.
i need the link for the root program for a Samsung galaxy not 3 900A from at&t
Does it change the way my phone will look? When I first use root will it look any different?
Adam Chalmers no, but you choulg get a superuser app like supersu. you can change your phone to more of an extent if you do jailbreak/root it
How do u do it?? And what does it do
hi there, i have an android/kodi tv box that came with super su installed. does that mean it came rooted or is that something i have to do? thanks a million
it means its already rooted
Do you still get insurance if like. Example. Im From Croatia. And i have a phone bought from Croatia. And now im in Ireland. Do you still get insurance?
Are you from the Netherlands?
Hijs gewoon amerikaans hoor , kijk zen accent.
Hij is gewooon japans ofzo
Hey, I used to have an iPhone 3gs and I rooted it and installed custom roms on it. You might want to do research before saying you can only do it on an android device... I hate iphones and have since thrown it against the wall into a million pieces, but I just thought you should know...
Can you do a video how to root note 2 plzz
font app changes every text in my none rooted phone
question if i root my phone will virus can easily destroy i mean not really destroy but break my android phone just wanna know
Great video man loved it
So rooting on android is the same as jailbreak on ios
does this mean the phone is unlocked when i root?
hoy.. why are we watching this video? it's because we are technically illiterate bro. you gotta make your videos simpler,
a little more language friendly..
your fault if you dont understand technical terms ... if you can do better then show us
Will rooting allow you to save automatically to your sd card?
you can do that without root