The Universal Android Rooting Tool is Androot

[Marcus Yam]

Easy peasy.

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[joytech22]

now i know that when i get my first android device, i'll just visit that site right away and get all that telstra crap off the phone.. even if i buy it outright it's still branded telstra here.. (for the HTC Desire)

 

[neiroatopelcc]

I wonder if there's any backdoor included in this? Considering it's from china and all

 

[guanyu210379]

I wonder if smartphone manufactures can block this with updates eventually also on new smart phones with newer firmware?

 

[aracheb]

from china?
no thanks..

 

[liveonc]

[citation][nom]aracheb[/nom]from china?no thanks..[/citation]
That's where your Android phone came from ;-)

 

[aracheb]

yup, but came from a company who is actually getting paid to build them.

Not some Idontknowwho, who just want to leech some financial info.

and i just checked my phone is a motorola droid, and is was not build in china..
sorry.. (it said mexico)

 

[JimmiG]

[citation][nom]joytech22[/nom]now i know that when i get my first android device, i'll just visit that site right away and get all that telstra crap off the phone.. even if i buy it outright it's still branded telstra here.. (for the HTC Desire)[/citation]

Unfortunately it doesn't support the HTC Desire, nor the Wildfire, Legend, Evo 4G or Aria. Guess it's not "universal" enough...

 

[tommysch]

[citation][nom]aracheb[/nom]from china?no thanks..[/citation]


[citation][nom]liveonc[/nom]That's where your Android phone came from ;-)[/citation]

Never trust a piece of software that was DESIGNED in China.

 

[ricardok]

[citation][nom]TommySch[/nom]Never trust a piece of software that was DESIGNED in China.[/citation]I agree..
A rooted android is just too open for a chinese app.. No, thanks. I'll continue to use old methods.

 

[dallaswits]

Its too bad it doesnt work on the Evo4G....
I guess ill keep waiting...

 

[truehighroller]

I used it on my phone and I have a Blaze or Eclair or one of the other ten names for different countries.. Very good program.

 

[ap3x]

A phone that is easy to root is perceived to be a good thing? Am I missing something here. Could someone please explain?

 

[Sabiancym]

Rooting is fairly easy. It's like a 20-30 step process and as long as you can follow simple directions, you can do it.

 

[TheKurrgan]

Unfortunately with POS AT&T, seeing as how you cannot install non market apps to begin with, this wont work. And with that setting getting more and more popular with carriers, it makes the app moot.

 

[micr0be]

iv been using this for about a month now on my milestone (droid) it works great and is the simplest root app possible, the interface just says [ROOT] [UNROOT]
2 buttons 1 decision...

 

[mcvf]

If I root the phone and then reset it, do I get original factory (unrooted) settings/environment back?

 

[mcvf]

[citation][nom]RicardoK[/nom]I agree..A rooted android is just too open for a chinese app.. No, thanks. I'll continue to use old methods.[/citation]

I love this US rational thinking always allowing new bossinesses to grow! I will take the code, rewrite it, sign it with western name and sell it for $$ in US! I am sure I am gonna have many customers like this as far as I can prove I am not Chinese aka not living in China.

 

[micr0be]

[citation][nom]mcvf[/nom]If I root the phone and then reset it, do I get original factory (unrooted) settings/environment back?[/citation]

i dont think so, you can just [UNROOT] first then reset, you'll be back to original factory settings for sure.

 

[Guest]

The creator of this great tool is from Taiwan, an ex-employee of BenQ
Here is his profile http/www.google.com/profiles/shakalaca#about.