Rooting an Android device grants users privileged control, allowing them to unlock potential performance enhancements, remove unwanted pre-installed apps, and customize the device's functionality. However, it comes with risks such as potentially bricking the device, voiding warranties, and increasing susceptibility to hacking. The rooting process involves installing specific software to gain root access and superuser privileges.

1. Android Rooting
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2. 3 Questions on your Android Mobile
1. Are you using all the
features and the settings of
your Android Operating
System?
2. Can your mobile run every
app which is available in
Android Play store?
3. Do your Android phone have
latest software update and
will your Android phone get
the upcoming software
update?

3. Answer is…
No!!!

4. What is Rooting?
• Rooting is the process of allowing users of smartphones, tablets,
and other devices running the Android mobile operating
system to attain privileged control (known as "root access")
within Android's sub-system.
• Rooting is performed with the goal of overcoming limitations
that carriers and hardware manufacturers put on some devices,
or perform other operations that are otherwise inaccessible to a
normal Android user.

5. Superuser
• Using a rooted android device makes you a Superuser
• Super user is the central governance of the Android Software
• With the help of Superuser you can gain ultimate control over your
Android device

6. Benefits of Android rooting

7. Use your low end device with High end performance
• Your Android phone may have a ram of 512MB, 1GB, 2GB or 3GB. RAM is the main reason why
your mobile show low end performance
• Have you ever tried increasing the ram. It is possible by rooting
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1 GB ram mobile 32 gb memory card 4GB ram computer

8. Get control over your processor
• Get full authority over your Android processor.
• Your Android processor is more powerful than what you know about
it.
• You can unlock the full speed of your processor by overclocking the
processor which is possible by rooting
• You can also underclock your processor for saving your battery life in
critical situations.

9. Remove pre-installed Crapware
• There are pre-installed apps in your mobile phone which takes a lot of
memory and ram
• Most of those apps are not used by the user.
• Those apps can be removed by root access.

10. Tweak the Dark Corners of Android
• Root Access provides a wide number of
possibilities to hack a network, site, server…. Etc
• Since android is a linux based operating system
we can imagine the hacking capabilities of
Android.
• These hacking capabilities can be enhanced to
100% by rooting
eg: Wifi kill- It allows a android device to gain access
over a wifi. It may be a secured wifi or unsecured
wifi.

12. Rooting Process
1. Install Root File
2. Install Clockwork Recovery
3. Install Cyanogenmod
4. Enjoy the Root Previleges!!

13. Root File
• Root file is first installed by flashing the Root Package (update.zip) in boot
time.
• This root file breaks the security protocol of Android and install Superuser
which gives the total Governance over your Device.
• Installing the root file is the Major step in Rooting.

14. Clockwork Recovery & Cynogenmod
• Clockwork Recovery is installed in the same way as Root file
• Clockwork Recovery is used for the maintenance of Android
Software like Custom ROM and RAM
• Cynogenmod is useful for the Advance updating of Android
Operating System
Cynogenmod 9 (Icecream Sandwich)
Cynogenmod 10 (Jelly Bean)
Cynogenmod 11 (Kitkat)

15. Disadvantages of Android rooting
1. Your Android may get bricked while rooting.
2. It will end up your phone’s warranty.
3. Android Hacking will be enhanced by rooting
which can be used in a wrong way.

16. Thank you !!!
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