The Advantages And Disadvantage Of Rooting An Android Device

The Pro's And Con's Of Rooting An Android Device

Have you ever been in a situation of thinking whether or not to root your android phone.
And you have really being debating and asking yourself these questions.

1. What is Rooting?
2. How do I root my device?
3. Why do I need to root my phone?
4. Reason not to root my device?

Yes it's right and it a very good question to debate on, almost everybody ask that same question: why do

I need to root my android device and how does it enhance my phone performance?
If that's the case I congratulate you for visiting this weblog as I will be writing on all these questions with full details.
So here we go::

1. What Is Rooting?

Rooting is the process or the act of achieving and getting all the
control over the entire system so as to be able to refashion, reorganize and edit the device to our own personal taste . with root permission you can download and
use all of the tools and blocked features on your
device. However, rooting your Android is not risk-free.
Frankly speaking, it's like a two edged sword as with
root access nothing is there to prevent some
malicious apps from destroying your system. So what
are the advantages and disadvantages of rooting your
Android device?

Advantages of Rooting

1. Improve your Android Device Speed and Battery Life
One thing i love about rooted device is that with root permission you can stop unnecessary and useless apps that is consuming your device battery life,with rooted device you can also install some powerful app like grenify which can monitor and help to stopp unless app processes thereby enhancing your android device performance by boosting its ram.

2. Remove Built-in Or Preinstalled Apps

With rooted device you can easily and conveniently uninstall unnecessary built-in or preinstalled application that is consuming half of your device internal storage space.thereby improving your android phone performance.

3. Install Restricted Apps

Another special and good benefit of a rooted device is that you can savely install some wonderful apps which can help to unleash the hidden ability of your device.

3. Blocking Ads in Any Apps And Save Data

One thing i hate most about unrooted Android device is the unnecessary pop-up ads when playing some games or using some app which i find to be very disgusting and irritating,but the news is that with rooted device you can easily stop this useless ads and enjoy uninterrupted gaming experience.

4. Installing Custom ROM

When your device is rooted, you can easily flash a custom ROM
or Kernel, which means updating and improving your phone performance base on it hardware set up.

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5. Change Your Android Skin And Wallpaper

As you already know, there are only three to four built-in skin on
your device to change. But if your phone rooted and you
install the new ROMs, you can easily enjoy the customized
and tweaked skins on your device.

6. Make Complete Backups of Your Android Phone or
Tablet

A unrooted Android phone can only backup some
settings and apps of your device.An app called Titanium can be
used with one click on rooted device to give you a complete backup.
Which means, rooting can easily make you the boss of
your Android phone. You can fix and schedule everything on
your Android smartphone.

Disadvantages of Rooting

1. Root can Brick Your Device

2. Say Good-Bye to the Warranty

3. Problems with Updates

Comparing with these pros and cons of rooting your
Android device, then choose if you need to root your
Android device or not.

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