You can unlock your phone's potential when you root Android and get access to all it can do. But do you even need that much power?

Sometimes, however, things get even trickier because of potential conflicts of interests, a situation that may face the Android rooting community now that Magisk's developer is now working for Google.

This tool also has a root option if you want to root your device, which is something you’ll want to do if you plan to flash any custom ROMs or install custom recovery options.

Tasker is a powerful Android customization app, but you need to be rooted to reboot your device. Let's see how and why you might make that happen.

How to remove Android bloatware without root using Platform Tools To remove Android bloatware without root using Platform Tools, follow these steps: Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.

Geohot’s latest Android rooting tool relies on a privilege root access, escalation vulnerability affecting the majority of commercial Android builds.

Gaining root on Android is still a shady enterprise, but Google could make things so much better.