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Root right after root... take phone out of debugging mode?

I feel confident about rooting my phone but a question I havn't been able to find an answer for is, after the root is complete, do you go back and take the phone back out of Debugging mode or do you have to leave that turned on to stay rooted?

Thanks to everyone and all the great information provided on these boards!
 
I feel confident about rooting my phone but a question I havn't been able to find an answer for is, after the root is complete, do you go back and take the phone back out of Debugging mode or do you have to leave that turned on to stay rooted?

Thanks to everyone and all the great information provided on these boards!

Once everything is done take it out of debugging
 
I feel confident about rooting my phone but a question I havn't been able to find an answer for is, after the root is complete, do you go back and take the phone back out of Debugging mode or do you have to leave that turned on to stay rooted?

Thanks to everyone and all the great information provided on these boards!

Once everything is done take it out of debugging

you dont need to take off debugging....some root programs (tibu) need it...and for adb/terminal access you need it on

so best to leave it alone :)
 
you dont need to take off debugging....some root programs (tibu) need it...and for adb/terminal access you need it on

so best to leave it alone :)

Why does tibu need it? I have backed up my apps/data without leaving debugging on. Is there another feature of tibu that uses debug mode?
 
you dont need to take off debugging....some root programs (tibu) need it...and for adb/terminal access you need it on

so best to leave it alone :)

Yea I just took mine off and turn it back on when needed. I assumed that it would eat battery but like I said assumed never thought about leaving it on.:confused:
 
I'm a little late to the party, but my thought would to be to leave it on at all times. Reason being that you never know if your going to "bork" it at some point and need Odin but not be able to get in and turn debugging mode back on.

Just my two cents.
 
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