Many people using Android smartphones have rooted their handsets. If you are considering about this, let’s read our article today. We would like to show you some advantages and disadvantages of a rooting Android phone.
A rooting Android phone: advantages
The very first upside is that you can uninstall the default apps. Default apps are the pre-installed applications on your device, but you want to remove them from the phone to have more empty storage. Most carriers will not allow you to uninstall these apps because of business reasons. And you can root your devices to get rid of them. Besides, if you want to install some default apps that are not available in your handset, you can do it after the rooting. The rooting will allow you to run the tools which intervene in the system. For example the tool freezes app to save battery.
The other advantage of rooting your phones is that you can easily change the interface. If you are getting bored with the themes provided by the manufacturers, you can root your phone to give it a new and interesting style. One more benefit from this is you can hack games or apps. Some games or apps are only available after you root that devices.
A rooting Android phone: disadvantages
The first downside of this is that your phone can be out of order. The percentage of this case might not be high, but we can’t make sure that you are not the unlucky victim. The second problem is that malwares can easily penetrate into your phone. After rooting, you can install any apps you like, can some malicious apps can take advantage of this to malfunction your device.
The third trouble when rooting is you lose the guarantee right. Because when you phone has problems after rooting, the manufactures will claim that those faults are not their, so why they have to fix it for free. Last but not least, it is impossible to update your phone from the manufacturer after rooting.
So, root or not root?
If you are curious, want to install new apps, change interface, you can totally root a Android phone. But in case you do not know much about smartphones, and don’t want to miss the guarantee, you shouldn’t do that.