Should You Root You phone in 2023? How To Root any Smartphone in Few Minutes

This is the second part of our first blog: "Unleashing the Power of Android: The Ins and Outs of Rooting" inn which we discussed about what is root and what are the ins and outs of Rooting a Android Phone if you haven't check that article please check them first

Part 1 What is Root

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 Rooting methods can vary depending on the specific device and Android version you are using. It's important to note that rooting your phone can void its warranty and may carry risks, so proceed with caution and make sure to research and understand the process before proceeding. Here's a general overview of the steps involved in rooting an Android phone:

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   1) Backup your data: Before you begin the rooting process, it's crucial to back up all your important data, including contacts, photos, videos, and any other files you don't want to lose. Rooting can sometimes lead to data loss or even a factory reset.

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   2) Enable USB Debugging: Go to your phone's "Settings" and navigate to the "Developer Options" or "Developer Settings" (this may vary depending on your device). Look for the "USB Debugging" option and enable it. This allows your computer to communicate with your phone during the rooting process.

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5. 3) Unlock the Bootloader (optional): Some devices require unlocking the bootloader before you can root them. This step may vary depending on the manufacturer and model of your phone. Unlocking the bootloader may wipe your data, so make sure to backup before proceeding. Search online for instructions specific to your device to unlock the bootloader if necessary.

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7. 3) Find a suitable rooting method: Different devices and Android versions have specific rooting methods. Look for reputable sources like XDA Developers forums or trusted rooting tools such as Magisk or SuperSU. These sources often provide detailed instructions and tools rspecific to different devices.

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9. 4) Download the necessary files: Once you've identified the rooting method for your device, download the required files and tools onto your computer. This might include a custom recovery like TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) and the rooting package compatible with your phone.

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11. 5) Connect your phone to the computer: Use a USB cable to connect your phone to your computer.

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13. 6) Flash a custom recovery: Follow the instructions provided by the rooting method you're using to flash a custom recovery onto your device. This step typically involves booting your phone into bootloader or fastboot mode and using a command prompt or a dedicated tool to flash the custom recovery.

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15. 7) Install the rooting package: Boot your phone into recovery mode by using the specific key combination for your device. Once in recovery mode, locate the rooting package you downloaded earlier and install it from the recovery menu. This package could be a ZIP file containing the necessary files for rooting.

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17. 8) Reboot your phone: After the rooting package is successfully installed, reboot your phone. It may take a bit longer than usual for the first boot after rooting.

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19. 9) Verify root access: Once your phone has rebooted, you can install a root checker app from the Play Store to confirm if the rooting process was successful. These apps will check if your device has proper root access and superuser privileges.

Remember to exercise caution when granting root access to apps and be mindful of the potential risks and security implications. Always research and follow the specific instructions for your device to ensure a smooth and successful rooting process.

Note: The steps provided here are a general guideline, and the rooting process can vary depending on your device. It's crucial to research and follow device-specific instructions to avoid any potential issues.