Some reasons why Android needs to be rooted
After rooting, you’ll get more and free access like an administrator who can access the Android system all the way down (root), just like the understanding of root that the author published in the previous article.
Also read: The easiest way to root all versions of Android without a PC
On a pure Android that has not been rooted, you will void your warranty if you do this activity, but it can be overcome by unrooting first if you are ready to claim the warranty. Another consequence, if you don’t really understand rooting, your Android phone can run BootLoop. For this, the author would like to make an article on why Android has to be rooted
1. Speed up Android
Root activities can help you speed up Android performance with applications that require user privilege as an administrator from an Android phone. With lots of third-party applications scattered around the playstore that require root like Greenify, you won’t be able to put all-too-important applications to sleep as any open application will run continuously. the activity of putting this application to sleep, the positive impact besides improving Android performance is energy saving.
2. Access to system files
You can open and edit files at the bottom of the system that are not possible on a non-rooted Android with a specific purpose by using a special manager application that requires root access and you can find them on the Playstore.
3. Uninstall bloatware
There are so many new androids out there using the term bloatware or standard applications to embed non-system applications into Android phones. This bloatware application cannot be uninstalled or removed without root access. If it is not deleted, it will put a strain on the Android phone’s work.
Also read: Pros and cons of Rooted Android
4. Mods, Oprek Flash Android without PC
This is a consideration for those who like opek or play with Android. You can flash Android, replace standard recovery with CWM, change the look and feel of Android, change Android backup space without having to use a computer with root action. For example with the Flashify application or something similar.
5. Back up and restore apps
With root, you can back up and restore applications and their data without having to reinstall the Titanium Backup application, which requires root authority. This application backup and restore activity is done to foresee if our Android has a bug and needs to reflash so that all applications will be lost. Or maybe after updating the application there are glaring bugs and you need to go back to the previous version of the application
6. Maximize Android Settings
The root action allows you to set up Android to increase leverage. For example, we cannot delete, edit, and add files in Android Lollipop. The solution is to use a third party application to change the permissions to use the external storage. The third-party application requires root access. The second example shows how to set up a DNS server for specific purposes. The two examples above can be done if Android is already rooted.
There are still many things we can do when we root our Android. The examples above are some of the reasons Android needs to be rooted. If you are hesitant about rooting, learn what root is first. Don’t forget to share the article on why Android is Rooted
