Ruth, from the English root - "root", today means getting the rights of the superuser of the device. These rights allow you to do many of the things that you are deprived of when buying a new smartphone or tablet. Any freedom inevitably turns into a higher responsibility. Therefore, you should not root your smartphone for no reason. In this article, we'll show you three benefits of rooting a mobile device.
Instructions
Step 1
The first reason why users of smartphones and tablets go to root is the removal of unnecessary applications that the manufacturer installed at the factory. Various commercial games are classic examples of such programs. After the demo period ends, they demand money. And you cannot delete them in the usual way. Here the root comes to the rescue. In superuser mode, you can uninstall applications that you do not need that cannot be uninstalled using standard system tools.
Step 2
The second reason is to gain access to a number of applications that cannot work in normal, non-root mode - there are not enough rights. An example of such useful programs is Greenify - a program for saving your smartphone's battery by freezing background applications or Full! Screen, which allows you to hide even the standard Android status bars at the top and bottom of the screen to increase its usable area.
Step 3
The third is the ability to install firmware that is different from the factory one. For many device models: smartphones, tablets and even e-books, there are alternative firmware, different from the branded ones. In some of them, the interface is better developed, in others, a certain feature is open, which is blocked in the factory firmware.
