EASIEST AND THE FASTEST METHOD TO ROOT YOUR ANDROID PHONES

Hello Readers, We are here with one new article " How to Root Android Mobiles " Before proceeding further let tell you brief knowledge about "root".

What do you mean by Rooting a Mobiles ?

Rooting is the Android equivalent of jail breaking, a means of unlocking the operating system so you can install unapproved (by Google) apps, update the OS, replace the firmware, overclock (or under clock) the processor, customize just about anything, and so on.

As you all know that every Process is having Merits and Demerits

Merits of Rooting a Mobiles:

Latest Update – Though a few smartphone users consider themselves lucky to get the update, some are never able to get it officially and rooting is the only option for them to upgrade the OS.

Performance – After rooting, you need to install a custom ROM on your device. Most of the custom ROMs feature great improvements in terms of speed and functionality.

Back up your Data – Android operating system locks a few storage areas (accessed by system) for keeping the device safe. Deleting or modifying or even taking backup of those data is impossible until you root your smartphone and gain SuperUser access.

Bloatware – The term “bloatware” has become synonymous with manufacturer-installed apps. But in reality, a few of them are quite useful in nature, while others are useless. Because the apps come pre-installed, those can’t be removed unless you root your smartphone.

Demerits of Rooting a Mobiles :

Though rooting a device is a simple step-by-step guide, the after effects of rooting is not really a child’s play. By default, your smartphone manufacturer is held responsible to take care of most of the security measures. Once you root your Android smartphone, your device becomes open to malware and other threats. So be careful and make sure how to effectively handle permissions to keep your smartphone safe.