Coolguy71261
Android Enthusiast
bout sending a non rooted phone that has rubix 1.90 on it
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Root Should I worry
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Deleted User
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Rooting voids your warranty.
Non-stock ROM means you rooted it.
I'm sure you can do the math...
Non-stock ROM means you rooted it.
I'm sure you can do the math...
Coolguy71261
Android Enthusiast
I thought you could have a custom boot animation without root
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What does a custom boot animation have to do with anything?
You have a custom ROM on it. We have no way of telling if they'll check. But if they check, and decide to be hardasses about it, you could be on the hook for an expensive phone.
Unless there is something that is actually preventing you from going into the bootloader and SBF'ing it, just do it. It doesn't make sense to skip this very simple, quick step as a precaution.
Coolguy71261
Android Enthusiast
Ok
VoidedSaint
Resident Ninja
the process takes about 10 minutes
its very simple, just reactive the phone to insure that everything is correct.
as binary said, you need to sbf, just because you removed root doesnt mean you removed the rom.
you have to flash to sbf to be safe. cause you dont not want the extra fee that they will impose on you for voiding your contract and turning in a phone that isnt within their standards.
its very simple, just reactive the phone to insure that everything is correct.
as binary said, you need to sbf, just because you removed root doesnt mean you removed the rom.
you have to flash to sbf to be safe. cause you dont not want the extra fee that they will impose on you for voiding your contract and turning in a phone that isnt within their standards.
