How To Root Android

All Android users are really keen on the term "Root" as it is the most fantastic term in the Android world. As you know, Android and iOS are the most competitive mobile operating systems in the world by now. The main contrast between the two operating systems is the nature of the platform. Android works as an Open Source platform while iOS works as a closed-Source platform. When a platform is called open, the source code of the operating system is available for any customization, modification, and redistribution as a new version. That is why Android is more demanded although it is not as advanced as iOS.

Root Android

Although Android is officially an Open-Source mobile operating system, it is not an open-source mobile operating system for its end users completely. As you know, there is plenty of Android smartphone manufactures in the world. Each manufacturer has its own set of features for each series of smartphone and these features changes when new smartphones and android versions arrive. That is why Android smartphones vary although those are based on the same modified version of the Linux kernel. Your device manufacturer store system files and user interface customizations in the system partition of your device. Those are fully responsible for your device's functionality and appearance. Usually, you cannot reach them. Because any user can make changes on his Android smartphone after accessing them. On the other hand, that is the thing your device manufacturer wants to prevent.

Features Of Android Rooting

Android rooting allows you to do many things that were previously unable on your non-rooted device. Some of them are a bit hard to perform without proper knowledge while other things are easy to do. Here are top Android rooting features

• A rooted Android smartphone allows you to install apps that require root access  - Some apps need to access the system partition of your device to work properly. Actually, most of the hacking apps and power optimizations apps need root access when compared to the modified apps.
• Uninstall System Apps and Manufacturer Apps - You may have seen many ridiculous apps on your device that cannot be uninstalled like a regular Android app. These apps come from your device manufacturer and Google and exist on your device even you do not want to use them. As these are placed in the system partition, you cannot uninstall them without accessing it. After rooting, you can use specific apps and uninstall them and get free form those apps yourself

These are the simplest things you can do with Android rooting. In addition to these, you can flash custom kernels, custom recovery, and custom ROMs after rooting Android devices

Final Word

Technically, Rooting is very beneficial and allows Android users to grab the maximum potential of your Android smartphone. But Android rooting is a bit risky task and you need to sharpen your rooting knowledge before trying rooting