AprilThe20th
Well-Known Member
There is a huge difference between an app using an security hole to gain root permissions on the device and any "normal" app permissions.
Most apps cannot gain root permissions on a non rooted device. That is a huge security hole, which is why its very rare that a situation like this arises. This exploit will have to be patched by Samsung soon.
I been trying to tell them that this method of root is far more dangerous than others.Like I said I work for an IT team and I understand all info is out there.The data base is made from medical records,death records,job applications,etc.Thats how Googling your name all this info is out there.Any smart person knows this.....but there is much more one can do with root access....and it ain't cause I want to know petty info like credit cards info or your addresses....trust me there is more you can do with the android operating system...

