INSTALL INCOMPATIBLE APPS

Have you ever tried to install Android apps online or from Google play store, only for you to see a pop-up that this “this app is not compatible with your device”.

That’s frustrating. It’s even more frustrating when you realize that there’s no good reason why you see this message. Phone manufacturers will sometimes restrict apps which compete with their own apps. In other cases, an app isn’t available in your “region”, although it will still work perfectly fine when you install it.

Rooting your phone will let you install all of these apps, which means you’ll never be given any restrictions to the kind of apps you should install.

IMPROVE BATTERY LIFE AND SPEED:

Battery life and speed are the two most common complaints about Android phones. Almost every phone user complains about battery life, and certain versions of Android slow the OS down to a crawl.

Rooting Android lets you speed up your phone and improve its battery life. SetCPU is one popular way to improve performance and battery life at the same time. SetCPU lets you overclock your phone when you need extra performance and underclock your phone when you don’t need it. This leads to better performance and superior battery life.

A similar app, Greenify, will automatically hibernate certain apps that you aren’t using. If you don’t want Facebook Messenger constantly running in the background checking for messages, you can “Greenify” that app, which freezes its performance until you activate it again.

Beyond apps, you can install custom ROMs which are specifically designed to improve performance and boost battery life.

AUTOMATE YOUR LIFE:

Tasker is one of the most under-appreciated Android apps in the world today. With Tasker, you can automate virtually everything electronic in your life. Want your phone to connect to Bluetooth speakers and start playing your favorite song when your phone’s GPS is at home? With Tasker, you can easily do that.

Some examples of the things you can do with Tasker include:

Tell certain apps to have a longer screen time-out, like for your Kindle app
Tell certain apps to launch when certain conditions are met, like opening a file browser window when you insert an SD card
Turn your phone on airplane mode overnight, while still telling it to reconnect every hour to check messages
Tell your phone to play certain songs for certain alarms at certain times or days of the week
Get your phone to enter “quiet mode” when it’s face down, shutting off the speakers, GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi
If one of your friends talks too loud, you can tell Tasker to lower call volume when you have an incoming call from that number.

Tasker lets you turn any phone into a super-phone. Each update improves the app more and more while making the app easier to use. Non-rooted users can access Tasker’s basic functions and features, but more in-depth “tasks” require rooting.

Learn more about taskers here: developer’s official website.

BLOCK ADVERTISEMENTS ACROSS ALL APPS:

If you talk to people who have rooted their Androids, you’ll find that this is one of the most popular options. Nobody likes to see advertisements when they’re playing games or browsing the internet.

The worst part of mobile advertisements is that they’re intentionally placed in the part of the screen where you’re most likely to tap. A single misplaced tap could lead you to a shady app download page or malicious website.

When you root your Android phone, you can actually block advertisements across all apps and browsers. You do this by telling your phone to block data from certain servers which are exclusively designed to distribute advertisements.

Just like you would block a website on your Wi-Fi network by entering it into your router, you can block entire advertisement networks by blocking them on the root levels of your device.

If you don’t want to manually enter each and every advertisement website you need to block, then there’s a better solution: install ad blocking apps like AdFree, AdBlock Plus, and AdAware.

BACK UP EVERY INFORMATION ON YOUR DEVICE:

Non-rooted Android users can back up their data. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to back up all the data on your device. You can back up contact information, for example, and certain types of apps, but you can’t back up everything.

That’s a problem. Fortunately, after rooting Android, it’s easily possible to backup everything on your device, including system apps and their data, all your contact information, message history, and settings. Titanium Backup is amazingly powerful. Within minutes of buying a new Android device, you can easily transfer all of your old information over to your new device.

UNINSTALL CRAPWARE AND BLOATWARE:

When you buy a new Android device, it typically comes with dozens of bloatware apps installed. These bloatware apps take up valuable storage space and, in some cases, run in the background stealing away performance and battery life.

The worst part is that you can’t uninstall these apps. Manufacturers and carriers disable the “uninstall” function, which means you’re left with all of these apps you never need to use.

Fortunately, rooting Android lets you uninstall this pre-installed crapware. Deleting this crapware can free up space and improve your performance. It also reduces clutter in your app drawer.

REMOVE STOCK ANDROID SKINS:

If you’re using an Android made by Samsung, HTC, and other manufacturers, then you’re not using stock Android. Instead, you’re using a modified skin of Android that the manufacturer thinks you might like.

Sometimes, those skins genuinely improve Android. Many people like HTC’s Sense UI, for example. Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, unfortunately, isn’t nearly as popular.

In most cases, Android skins are bulky, ugly, or some combination of the two. After rooting Android, you can ditch the skins and make your Android device look more beautiful than ever before.

ENJOY HUNDREDS OF HIDDEN FEATURES:

Your Android device is packed with hundreds of hidden features. Unfortunately, most users never get to access those features. When you root your device, you can do all sorts of things you never knew you could do before.

Here are some of our favorite features you can enjoy when you root Android:

Attach a PlayStation controller to your phone and use it to control mobile games

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Will you help me with the rooting process, I want to root my phone?

Thanks for sharing!

Give reasons why we shouldn't root our device, then i will decide on what to do

iSpread:
Will you help me with the rooting process, I want to root my phone?

Follow links carefully and you will be able to do that

Omokowa:



Follow links carefully and you will be able to do that

I downloaded the Root checker app, it doesn't root just let you know if your phone has been rooted.

Some devices are not meant to be rooted
I use a Camon X Pro with 64gb
Memory full is never a problem.

iSpread:

I downloaded the Root checker app, it doesn't root just let you know if your phone has been rooted.

Root checker is actually meant to check if your phone is rooted or not. If you follow links for more you may see the apps that is needed to root your phone


If you want apps for rooting your android devices check this link.

http://www.informationsecret.com/top-5-rooting-apps-for-android-devices-2018/

Alejoc:
Thanks for sharing!

You welcome

when you root your device you will have issues when you want to update, i have received that warning time without number when updating my tecno spark

Mosesoly:
Give reasons why we shouldn't root our device, then i will decide on what to do

You also need to know the risks for rooting Android Devices.

Security Risks
Might Brick Android Device
Cause Update Issues
Lose the Warranty of Your Android Phone

However,remember backup all the important data before do it.