Rooting for those of you that don't know, means giving yourself root permissions on your phone.

It's similar running programs as administrators in window ,or running a command with studio in linux.

With a rooted phone, you can run apps that require access to certain system settings, as well as flash custom ROMs to your phone, which add all sorts of extra features.

Is rooting illegal?

no. Technically, it once was, but exceptions to the DCMA have made it legal for most phones (but not necessarily tablets).

Either way, it's hard to imagine anyone actually enforcing this rule (much  like ripping DVDs for your own personal use).


Can I unroot my phone?

Yes. If you decide you not like being rooted, you can often find instructions on unrooting your phone as well.

Usually it involve flashing an RUU, SBF, or something similar to return the phone to truly stock settings.

Will rooting void warranty?

Yes. unlocking your bootloader will void the warranty on your phone, even if your manufacturer provides a way for you to do it.

That said, if you need warranty service for a hardware issue , you can sometimes unroot your phone and take it in for service with no one the wiser.
however, some phones have a digital "switch" that flips when you unlock your phone that is very difficult or impossible to revert, so do your research before unlocking if you want to preserve your warranty.

Could rooting brick my phone?

As long as you follow instructions well, you probably won't brick anything ( but we're not responsible  for your phone).

Flashing custom kernels and radios is little riskier than just rooting or flashing ROMs, but again, if you follow directions you should be okay.
keep in mind that bricking means  your  phone means it won't turn on function at all-if you'fre stuck in a boot loop or boot straight to recovery, your phone is not bricked and it can be fixed.


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