one quick question about rooting PLEASE REPLY QUICKLY

[chevanlol360]

ifi root my phone but dont flash roms or do custom roms and only use simple stuff like wifi tether and other simple apps like those can i still brick my phone?

 

[jerofld]

The chances of bricking your phone, regardless of what you do, is very very slim. Most things you can do can be fixed by restoring a backup.

So go ahead and root without fear. Just read the instructions thoroughly. Sorry about the text fonts, but most people just skim the instructions. Then they screw up the rooting procedure by missing a step and then think they bricked their phones. Chances are it's a simple fix and you're well on your way of a rooted phone. So again. Make sure you read the instructions thoroughly.

 

[chevanlol360]

The chances of bricking your phone, regardless of what you do, is very very slim. Most things you can do can be fixed by restoring a backup.

So go ahead and root without fear. Just read the instructions thoroughly. Sorry about the text fonts, but most people just skim the instructions. Then they screw up the rooting procedure by missing a step and then think they bricked their phones. Chances are it's a simple fix and you're well on your way of a rooted phone. So again. Make sure you read the instructions thoroughly.

ok i will and thank you for replying fast

 

[Rush]

As much as I read about "rooting" devices, to the best of my knowledge - bricking your phone (so as to speak) most likely (if ever happened) would occur while doing the process of rooting.

 

[AndroidSPCS]

It really depends on what phone you have. Most phones are very easy to root and hard to brick.

There are always the unlucky few who get stuck. It's like winning the lottery, what are your odds of being the winner?

I have rooted over a dozen Android devices and have never had an issue, not once. But I always wait until a root method is proven and works well.