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Why should I root?

debid card does not have verification code :( (the 4 digits on back), at least here in portugal.. xD

but i think there is a service on debit card to create a virtual credit card with the amount i want, and its fast and easy. i will try that soon... thanks :P
 
that doesnt justify!
if the device is filming would make no sound... just at start, but not during.... and i have the right to remain in silence and to take pictures to wathever i want! and that women is just wering a skirt (lets pretend she has nothing down there xD ) , just becouse she want! so, i see no point on that decision :/
If i want to take a pic to my baby sleeping, or to any book cover at lybrary, or to any cloth at shopping, etc etc! i belive i have the right to be in silence! more than that women have the dutty to wearing a skirt! but thats not a dutty, she wants it, and it has some consequences! in that case a kid taking a picture! (sorry about my damm english xD )

Ps : i have no baby! xD it was just an example xD ahaha
 
I agree with you, but it is a law (even though I believe it's for Korea?) and so you gotta follow it unfortunately. Luckily HTC included the option to not have one on ;)
 
also, with around 50 malware apps removed from the google market recently, even using the official market can be risky business.

personally, i would shy away from unofficial app stores.
 
Can anyone help me root my Droid X? I just recently updated to 2.3.3 and I can't find a link anywhere to what I need to do in order to root this.
 
Sorry but I think they made the software 'unrootable', so I'm afraid you'll just have to wait till somebody finds a way. Keep looking here and you'll find out when/if it is possible.
 
Matrix breaker said:
Can't I go back to Froyo and then root the phone. Then after the root can I update to the none OTA version
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I'm assuming you upgraded when the official update came out? If that is the case you would have to be rooted to be able to downgrade.

If on the off-chance you flashed on the 2.3.3 update, and you still have a custom recovery installed, then use your custom recovery to downgrade the phone back down to a 2.2 version, which you will be able to find with a google search.

But since your not rooted, I think you are just going to have to wait unfortunately.

Edit: You could use an SBF (system binary file) to restore your Droid to a previous version, though it could do more harm than damage if your not sure what your doing.
 
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