An introduction to Android Device rooting. Learn about basic Android apps for rooted users, advantages and disadvantages of rooting your Android devices.
2. What is Rooting an Android Device
Rooting an Android device means unlocking the operating
system so you can install unapproved apps, delete
unwanted bloatware, update the OS, customize anything
and so on. Rooting means you have root (complete) access
to your device.
3. Now in next slides I am going to give you
introduction of most common apps used in
a rooted Android device
Rooting your device may void the warranty
4. SuperSU is the most important app for rooted users. SuperSU is the
permission manager app which can grant and deny root permission to apps.
Without using this app, we can not give any app root access.
5. Generally normal android phone backup apps only
backup APK files but with using Titanium backup, we
can backup apps WITH THEIR APPLICATION DATA. Titanium
Backup can backup, restore, freeze your apps.
6. Xposed Framework is a way to make system-level changes
to your Android OS. Xposed Installer can install wide range
of tools which can help you to customize look and feel of
your Android device, change icons, setting styles, lock
screen style, notification bar etc.
7. Lucky Patcher is a great Android tool to remove ads,
modify apps permissions, backup and restore apps,
bypass premium application license verification and
more. With the help of this app, we can use many paid
apps without paying a single rupee.
9. Advantages and Disadvantages of Rooting
Advantages
Boost Your Phone's Speed
Improve Battery Life
Block Ads in Any App
Remove Preinstalled Bloatware
Unlock Hidden Features
Automate Everything
Disadvantages
Warranty May Void
Phone May Brick
Phone May Completely Damage