Root Your Android Phone (The Power of Full Admin Rights)

 

What is Rooting?

Rooting an Android phone simply means modifying your phone so that applications can have root (administrator) access to the Android operating system. Often these admin rights are called "Super User" access rights. Once you have Super User access, you have total control over your phone's operating system.

So the very first thing you want to do is "Root" your phone. In the old days this was quite challenging and you needed to be a computer programmer to get the job done. However, super-geek's with a passion to improve Android, created a one-click application called Z4 Root. This program will root your phone in minutes.

The only difference between your stock phone and the rooted version is that a Super User icon/app appears in your Apps Tray. And whenever a program that needs root access rights is installed, you'll be prompted to give it permission as the Super User or Admin of your phone. That is all it does.

Note: If you root your phone, it will void your phone's warranty. Which to me was no big deal. After all the warranty is usually a year max and I have hardly ever had the need to use one. Plus, the benefits of a rooted phone out weigh the risks.

Why Root?
Following are my top 4 reasons for rooting your phone:

1. Remove 'bloatware'. That is remove unwanted stock apps that otherwise can't be uninstalled.
2. Enable special apps that alter system files and functions to be installed.
3. Make a complete back-up copy of your entire phone. And bring it back in its complete form or bring back select parts if needed.
4. Install a Custom ROM. And enter the ultimate Android user experience.

Learn More (Simply Explained)
What Does Rooting a Phone Mean?
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