Obtaining
root privileges allows you to have full control of your
Android smartphone or tablet. As a root user, you can uninstall applications installed by your mobile phone operator or install applications that require
superuser privileges, among other capabilities.
To get started, download
Kingo Android Root and install it on your PC. After installation, enable
USB debugging on your Android device and connect it to a PC via the data cable. At the interface of
Kingo Android Root, click
ROOT, and wait for the process to finish rooting:
When finished, click
Finish and restart your Android.
With
superuser privileges you can, for example, download the
Titanium Backup application and uninstall applications installed by the manufacturer or those that you do not need. Another application you could download is
DiskDigger, which allows you to
recover deleted photos or videos from an Android device.
N.B. Rooting an Android with
Kingo Android Root is simple. However, if a problem occurs, your device's system may become unstable. In addition, depending on each operator, the warranty of the equipment may be voided. Given these warnings, if you decide to root your device it is done at your own risk.
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