Rooting any device means withdrawing liscence from the producer. Rooting gives you access to functions the developer never allowed you to have like changing fonts, deleting useless system apps and lot of other things. If you havent rooted your phone before just follow this simple steps
1.download kingo root or towel root
2. It takes just a click to root your device(make sure youre on wifi)
thats all. Plese take note of this apps Purify, superb cleaner they make your device hang so delete them if you find them on your phone. After rooting the next step you take to make your device totally your own which will give you full access to the software is Custom ROM read more about that on dondayji..com

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really needs help;my tecno n9 when powered on keeps on displaying 'netalpha has stopped'which renders the phone useless,i have tried reseting,wipping but it still persists

martinsudek:
really needs help;my tecno n9 when powered on keeps on displaying 'netalpha has stopped'which renders the phone useless,i have tried reseting,wipping but it still persists

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In case you are reading this, you have probably rooted your Android smartphone, or you are planning to do so in the near future. And now the $1 million question is, what is so special about root, and what does it allow one to do? Well, quite a few things, as it turns out. You can remove system apps you don't need, you can flash third-party ROMs, you can overclock your CPU, and a lot more – all stuff that you wouldn't be allowed to do otherwise.
Here we have collected some of the coolest things you can do with a rooted Android smartphone. You'll learn about some pretty neat applications as well along the way – apps that you might be interested in should you be new to the root party. Go ahead and check them out, and in case you think we've missed something that should have been on the list, just let us know in the comments!
Disclaimer:Rooting is fun, but also pretty risky, so we don't encourage it. Performing the hack might brick your smartphone or tablet, and then your warranty won't cover the damage. Root only at your own risk!
10 cool things to do with a rooted Android
1. Get rid of bloatware
Most Android smartphones come pre-loaded with software that the owner will probably never need. These apps are called bloatware. Thankfully, there are ways to disable, or uninstall the unwanted software. Gemini App Manager, for example, is perfect for the task. Check it out if you want to prevent any unneeded applications from running, or simply uninstall them, if you think doing so would be safe
2. Install custom ROMs
Custom ROMs can be pretty cool as they might be faster than your smartphone's stock firmware. Installing one, however, has its prerequisites, and having a rooted handset is one of them, while having an unlocked bootloader is the other. That is because only root can remove and replace files belonging to the operating system.
3. Use a Sixaxis controller to play games
Playing River Raid on your favorite Atari 2600 emulator for Android is a lot more engaging if you have physical controls to rely on. Thankfully, you can totally use a PlayStation Sixaxis controller with your rooted Android device. Our guide is hereso check it out.
4. Overclock your CPU
Overclocking is the process of forcing a processor to run at a higher clock speed than recommended. That could result in increase in performance, but it might lead to stability issues, not to mention that the CPU will definitely get hotter when running on overdrive. No wonder that overclocking apps require root access. Speaking of which, SetCPUis an application one can experiment with. At their own risk, of course.
5. Use Wi-Fi hotspot for free
Some wireless carriers don't allow users to freely share their smartphone's internet connection with other devices. Rather, they require a monthly fee for the feature. Yet root users have a way around that limitation, and that is through apps like Wireless Tether. Other devices, such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, you name it, can connect with the rooted handset via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth in order to access the internet. Just don't blame us in case you get caught tethering by your carrier.
Read more by clicking the link dondayji..com.ng/2016/08/reasons-why-you-should-root-your-android.html

Cd's guyo...if my fone is rooted, i shud now re-root it ; dump thread

Didnt say you should re root i said if you havent done it do so cos of the amazing things you can do with a rooted phone. Learn more at dondayji..com/2016/08/reasons-why-you-should-root-your-android.html

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