What happens is I send my rooted droid in for replacement?

[xxteargodxx]

My phone's keyboard is going to detach from the bottom layer I can sense it. The Q is already wobbly on the keyboard and about to detach any time now.

Only problem is my phone is rooted and I have no idea how to go about unrooting it and don't want to do it to risk screwing anything up so I'd rather just send it in rooted I don't care at this point.

My phone is already out of warranty but they will still allow me a replacement.

Can I get into any legal trouble?

 

[AMTrombley0924]

Since the issue is not root related, you should have no problem getting a replacement. This article covers your concerns:Verizon Begins Charging Full Price of Warranty Phones if Rooted? (Updated) - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog The updated part is what applies here.

I think a bigger issue might be that you might not get a Droid 1 because they may not have any more. You will probably be offered a Droid 2 or Droid Incredible 2...just food for thought.

 

[takeshi]

Can I get into any legal trouble?

Doubtful. Heard of any cases going to court over rooted devices sent in for replacement? It's really a matter of Verizon policy. Worst case is that they'll say its rooted and deny replacement but I doubt that would be an issue. Still, I'd unroot in your shoes. Being in IT I prefer to minimize the amount of scapegoats that people will attempt to use to blame the problem on.

 

[AndroidsOfTara]

My phone's keyboard is going to detach from the bottom layer I can sense it. The Q is already wobbly on the keyboard and about to detach any time now.

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My phone is already out of warranty but they will still allow me a replacement.

If your phone is already out of warranty, why not just replace the keyboard yourself as I did? Here's how:

http://androidforums.com/motorola-droid/339103-i-just-replaced-keyboard.html