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The Reasons Why So Many People Root Their Android Devices (And Why You Should, Too)

Nov 21, 2012 11:06 PM
Android logo with multiple green figures and a root design.

Is rooting your Android device right for you? Well, in order to answer that question, we need to get a better understanding of what rooting is and why exactly so many modders choose to root their smartphones and tablets.

Rooting basically gives you access to files and folders in the device that were previously locked or disabled. With that access you can download third-party apps, back-up data, change and customize themes, and so much more.

XDA-Developer's azrienoch explains what rooting is, as only a developer can.

Okay, so now you want to root your device. No problem. You can root your Samsung Galaxy S III or Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.0 pretty easily, along with practically any other Android device.

If you're rooted, what do you like best about your rooted device?

Cover image by Samsung Geeks

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