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How To Root Your Android Phone Or Tablet In 2015 (and Unroot It) by TeenWeb: 11:44am On Jan 06, 2016 |
Is the allure of being a superuser
tempting you? Android rooting opens up
a world of possibility, but it can also void
your warranty, or even leave you with a
bricked device. Yes, when it comes to
rooting your Android, you’ll want to
know the benefits as well as the risks.
Manufacturers
and carriers have
a vested interest
in dissuading you
from rooting. The
act of rooting can
be inherently
dangerous. Even
so, for the careful
user, the risk is
minimal, and the
potential benefits
are impressive.
This guide will
walk you through
the necessary
steps to root your phone. Some devices
can be rooted in minutes. Others take a
little research. One thing is clear: rooting
your phone can be one of the best ways
to tap into the deep potential of your
Android device.
Updated on 10-23-2015 by Robert
Nazarian: Added in KingRoot
information, as well as how to root the
Galaxy S6 running Android 5.1.1 and
Nexus devices running Android 6.0
Marshmallow. Also added more info on
installing the Android SDK tools and
additional information on Kingo Root.
What is rooting?
Rooting is jailbreaking for Androids and
allows users to dive deeper into a
phone’s sub-system. Essentially, it’ll allow
you to access the entire operating
system and be able to customize just
about anything on your Android. With
root access, you can get around any
restrictions that your manufacturer or
carrier may have applied. You can run
more apps, you can overclock or
underclock your processor, and you can
replace the firmware.
The process requires users to back up
current software and flash (install) a new
custom ROM (modified version of
Android).
Why would you root?
One of the most obvious incentives to
root your Android device is to rid
yourself of the bloatware that’s
impossible to uninstall. You’ll be able to
set up wireless tethering, even if it has
been disabled by default. Additional
benefits include the ability to install
special apps and flash custom ROMs,
each of which can add extra features
and streamline your phone or tablet’s
performance. A lot of people are tempted
by the ability to completely customize the
look of their phones. You can also
manually accept or deny app
permissions.
You won’t find a lot of amazing must-
have apps when you root, but there are
enough to make it worthwhile. For
example, some apps allow you to
automatically back up all of your apps
and all of their data, completely block
advertisements, create secure tunnels to
the Internet, overclock your processor,
or make your device a wireless hotspot. |
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