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If I recall correctly, it does(Rooting in the first place does) BUT you can always get the apps back. You can use titanium backup to freeze the apps and/or delete them or SDX remover(Or whatever it's called). If you ever need them back, you can just odin stock froyo on your phone and all the stock apps will be there like nothing ever happen. So, by all means, you can. You'll have a method to get them back if needed. But why would you, really?I'm a new Epic user (upgraded from a Moment this weekend). I had rooted my Moment (mostly just to remove the apps I didn't want) and have been reading the forums today, trying to decided if I want to root my Epic. I have the Froyo update from Samsung (it was slow, but easy). The only real reason I'd want to root is to remove bloatware. Does installing a new ROM void the warrantee? Not sure if removing NFL and Nascar are worth that on a $500 phone!