What is the root?why you root your device? Why not Know the advantages and disadvantages?
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#The root word is often heard by Android users. In addition to Android talk, other Android related sites, forums, and even Google Play Store apps will also be seen that you have to route your phone or tablet to use. Primarily many Android devices do not know the exact answer to this question of root key users. Many people are eager to root as they are able to get the full performance of the device through the route. But after the route, their device performance remains the same as before. Then they became frustrated and the effectiveness of the route or the real advantage of this question started to peek in their mind.
This article is for those who have no clear idea about the route. In this article I will try to understand what the routes are normally and try to briefly explain the advantages and disadvantages of the device. Since the text is written entirely to the aim of new users, so the text has been summarized just to give a clear notion of most technical issues. My idea is that advanced users are quite aware of the route. So the text does not mean them.
What is the root?
In the simplest terms, the root is the administrator or administrator. Although its Bangla meaning is root of the tree, the root in Linux world refers to permissions or permissions that make the user all-powerful (of course only on that computer, device or server!). Root is a permissions or permission. If this permission allows the user to do so on the device. In the Windows operating system, the user administrator can not work with system files without Privilege (which is usually in C Drive). Linux administrators can not do the same without getting the root permissions user. You can do whatever you like on a Linux-powered computer or server, or whatever you have permission to do is called root user. Many times it is also referred to as a superuser. The word has become so popular that instead of saying the root user is addressed to the user directly as the root. That means, if you are a root user with access to your Linux operating system, then you are root.
Linux and Android
Many may start to wonder why Linux is being dragged to talk about Android. Originally, the Android operating system was built based on the Linux kernel. Those computer users who have used Linux based operating systems, they will see the file system (root partition) on Android as soon as they are rooted on Android, then the matter will be more clear.
Access to root in android
After installing the Linux-based operating system, you will get root access using the password that you have. Now you have a question in mind, and you have bought the Android device, so why do not you get access to the root?
Trick here You bought the device right, but you did not install the operating system, right? Before the device manufacturer packets the device, the Linux operating system is installed on the Linux kernel from their computer. Needless to say, the main foundation of the Android operating system, though, can be arranged or customized by one company separately. That's why Sony's Android device interface interface is rarely found in HTC's Android device interface.
Anyway, let's come to the main topic. Your device manufacturer company did not give you root access. Although the anger felt over the company, the truth is that it has been done to protect your device. Let's know why the root access is not allowed to be normal.
Why does not contain the root
Device manufacturers lock the device at will. Files in the root folder / partition are very important. Your entire device may stop working if you accidentally delete it. Malicious or malicious programs may also take control of rooted devices. But while the lock does not take root access to the user itself, other programs are not likely to get root access.
Another reason for locking the device is the system applications and files. Many people have to transfer the SD card to various applications to empty the internal memory. System apps can also be transferred if you are root. But there are some files in the operating system that are right where the internal memory is located. When the user routes the device, then knowingly knows a lot and then routes it. It is said that there are some system apps that can cause problems when you transfer to SD card. But if the set is routinely set, then users can not damage the set knowingly.
Imagine an image, where there is not much idea about technology, one thought that he would empty his phone's internal memory. For this purpose he went to the root folder and cut all the files and transferred it to the SD card. Because of access to the device, the device will not prevent him during the transfer. But in the middle of the transfer the phone will be closed and will not work properly. Then he will blame the company's shoulders But if the root is locked, the user will not find the root folder.
Hopefully I understand now why the device does not have the default route. But 90% (or more) devices can be rooted. There are ways to root those who need to be rooted. Some companies (such as Sony) have started their route from devices to devices on their own. But even then the company does not discount the rooted device market, because most buyers are the general buyers who do not need to route the device.
Why Drive Device?
The reason for the device root is different for each person. Someone has rooted to increase the performance of the device or to empty the internal memory, someone rides to increase the speed of the device by overclocking, someone uses the custom ROMs created independently of the developers, someone routes or routes to the root. I myself made the first route without any reason. Many times I used to work on Linux because I used Linux on computers. But there was no root permit on the Android phone and looked like a little. So I made the route to be root.
Afterwards, we started using various system applications to increase performance, which do not work without rooted devices. But there will be talk about them. Let's take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of the route.
Route Benefits
#Increase performance: Keep the phone's speed untouched by using different applications, regularly unpacking files, temporarily files etc.
#Overclocking: The speed of the CPU is as fast as possible, as fast as possible. This can be done if there is a need to speed up processor speed in a particular task.
#Underclocking: When the device is left, the CPU does not work unnecessarily for reducing its ability to work. It is possible to increase the battery backup.
#Custom UI: The design of your device's home screen, lock screen, menu etc., may be better after a time of different user interfaces. Then you can bring innovation on the device through all new custom user interfaces. These are also called roms in another way.
#Custom ROM: The ability to install Many developers have created custom ROMs for various popular devices. By installing these ROMs you can set your set to a whole new set. Of course, its wings will not grow from the outside or the camera will not be 8 megapixels from 5 megapixels, but the changes in interior design and field performance will be a major change.
The difficulty of the route
#Losing warranty: By warring your device, your warranty will be canceled. So be careful before routing. Of course, many sets can be re-unirooted. And if the set is unrotected then the technicians at the service center can not hold that the set was rooted. But there is no way to avoid catching a custom ROM.
#Brick phone: Brick means brick. And the phone brick means to turn your device into a brick. That is, losing its ability to do it. There may be permanent or temporary problems on the phone if it is a little bit of time during routing and subsequent work. The manufacturer of your phone will give the phone an unutilized condition so that it does not hurt. By routing you are breaking that guarantee.
The route method and the last word
This was the ruckus on the route. There can be many things to talk about, without taking root or doing it, the benefits and malfunction, but these are the basics. Hopefully after reading this you have got a clear idea of why the device is rooted, its advantages, etc. Now many people will want to root their device. For them, the methods of routing each device are different. There is no similarity with the procedure to route the HTC One X with the method of routing the Samsung Galaxy Y. Why HTC is not the only way to set up another set of Samsung with Galaxy Y.
There are also several ways to root the same device. One device can be rooted in more than one device. The route of the route is so complex and wide that it can not be written all overnight. Another big problem is that tutorials can not be written to the root system if it is not set in their own hands. So we have decided, we will publish the post several times with the method of routing the devices of our hands and acquaintances. And if there are multiple requests for root tutorials on a particular device, then we will translate the tutorial from the XDA. Needless to say, XDA is the biggest forum for Android, where Android and many other senior ROM developers have a conference.
Now your turn Is your device being rooted? If you root, you can tell us how to root the device. And if you have not rooted yet, please comment in the comment room what you think of reading this text.