Root rights on Android devices

Many new users of devices forcontrol of the Android operating system are wondering about what Root rights are. In fact, this term Android was obtained from the Linux operating system, on the basis of which it, in fact, was created. It means the rights of the superuser and administrator of the device. By borrowing access to SuperUser rights, you can perform actions that are not available to an ordinary user, namely:

- Delete system files, shortcuts, and, most importantly - system applications installed by the manufacturer (useless for you, but valuable in the phone's memory).

- Install applications that require rightsRoot-user (there are many, but from vivid examples - Game Guardian, allows you to "wind" an unlimited number of points or money in any game).

- Ability to backup data on the device (backup) through the popular among users application Titanium Backup.

- Transfer applications to the memory card in order to free up the main memory.

- Take full control of your device.

But Root rights are different. Among them are Full Root, Shell Root and Temporary Root. The first concept means full and unlimited use of all the benefits of Root rights, the second is the same as the first, but without access to the / system folder on the gadget, the third is the temporary Root rights.

Today we will consider the process of obtaining complete andconstant Root-rights. It's enough to remember - to get Root rights, you do not need to have great abilities or be a programmer, because every ordinary user can cope with it.

There are many ways to obtain, butconsider the fastest and most convenient of them - Root rights using the program SuperOneClick. This universal method is suitable for most modern popular Android-devices. This program is cross-platform, which will allow it to run on Windows, Linux and Mac OS. After downloading the program, follow the simple instructions:

1. Fully install all the drivers that came with the phone. In the absence of those, look for the drivers on the Internet or follow (if you do not need a driver for your model).

2. Open the settings of your tablet or phone on Android, go to the "For Developers" submenu, then "Debug USB" and put a "tick" there (without doing this, it will not work).

3. Connect the USB cable with one end to your device, the other to the computer. You do not need to turn on the USB drive mode, which will kindly prompt you to turn on the device.

4. Run the program mentioned above (SuperOneClick) and press the "Root" button, which will start the rutting process. In a few minutes we get a phone / tablet with Root rights and can enjoy all their delights. If it did not work, then go to the second tab "Get Drivers" and again click "Root".

Now that some application is requesting Root rights, you will see a pop-up window that will prompt you for "Allow / Deny".

However, there is a minimal chance that your device model did not help the first way. This also happens (due to the variety of Android-smartphones / tablets, made by different technologies).

This, the second, the way to implement practicallyis identical to the first, only you will need to download the Unlock Root application beforehand. We execute 1, 2, 3 points of the first method, and on the fourth one we just start the program Unlock Root, which has no less intuitive interface.

Good luck!