Rooting is a process that allows you to attain root access to the Android operating system code. It gives you privileges to alter the software code on the device or install other software that the manufacturer wouldn’t normally allow you to.
Hence, what can you do with your phone after rooting it? You can customize your Android device like changing boot animation, getting rid of bloatware, speed up your processor etc. Extend performance and battery life of your device. You can also update to the latest version of Android if your device is outdated and no longer updated by the manufacturer.
HOW TO ROOT YOUR ANDROID DEVICE EASILY WITHOUT A PC
In this process, I'll provide you step by step tutorials, how you can easily root your Android device. But before starting at a point I want to say that there's also a disadvantage on rooting your Android device. You can turn your smartphone into a brick (is like useless) if not done correctly. Your phone warranty voids out so don't try on a phone that still takes in a warranty. And another issue is malware can easily breach your mobile security.
Androidstoner cannot be held responsible for any damage that your device might incur, then proceed at your own risk.
Note: Bootloader is locked on an Android device manufactured by Verizon or AT&T so it's better not to try to root with this method. Backup your Android device, in case you fail to root your device. Make certain that your Android device has enough battery percentage.
Step 1: Enable USB debugging
First, of all, you should enable USB debugging to root your device. It's an important part of rooting because you can recover your data if you soft brick your device. Check out this link "How to enable USB debugging."
Step 2: Root your device
KingRoot claims to support more than 100,000 devices from Android 2.0 to Android 5.0. It offers limited support for Android 6.0 devices. Before installing this app, Backup all data on your device.
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Install and launch King root application. If your phone is not rooted, you'll see a prompt saying "Root access is unavailable". Now click on "TRY TO ROOT" button and see your device rooting. In this process, your mobile will restart itself, which is normal. When rooting, you can see the progress. When it is done, you will see the big green tick icon saying "Rooted successfully". Now, download Root Checker app to recognize whether your device is rooted successfully or not.
Step 3: Check your root status
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When you launch this app, you'll see a root permission dialogue and grant it so this app will check your device status. I advise you read all the process carefully before rooting your device. Is there any problem seeing with this topic, you can comment below.
