pvtpilot99
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I was just told today by a customer service rep that rooting my g1 would likely void any warranty or future service. I have read on several forums that this is not true. What do ya'll say?
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Ok, so officially they don't recommend it to the everyday user(and they really shouldn't), and will provide no support for it.
Rooting Your Phone: T-Mobile Disclaimer | Android Phone Fans
And worst case scenario, if they truly claim that rooting the phone will void the warranty, you can simply unroot it there for unvoiding the warranty.
I stand with pvtpilot. lol
I want to, and I know I can. But I really dont like the "chance" of bricking my phone. I would die if my phone got bricked and was not able to revive it again. Is there a sure fire way to at least know if the install doesn't work...that I can still recover it and at least get it to continue working like how it was before I tried to root it?
Well for me, I'm not afraid of rooting. Heck I've been screwing with computers since I was a kid. What I am afraid of is AFTER rooting it, say I drop it and the screen is not operational. I would take it down for replacement, as it is insured, and during the fix it process they say, "oh we're sorry. This phone no longer has our software on it so we are not going to fix it."
That would make me mad cuz now that I've got a G1, no other phone will do so I'd be out some change for a new one.
Btw, which root is better? I read a lot about the jesus freak being a great one.