The majority of phone owners out there would not bother to tinker with the
innards, and for
Android phone owners, that would mean rooting your device –
where it will basically allow the user to access system files which Google
originally does not want you to mess around with. This is a double edged sword,
as it enables one to achieve a higher degree of functionality with cleverly
written apps, while on the other hand it might be the doorway to malicious
programming. Not only that, hardware manufacturers ensure that rooting your
device would more or less void your warranty, and it does take a fair amount of
know-how to navigate through the rooting process as there is a risk of bricking
your device.
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