How To Root Android

HOW TO ROOT ANDROID PHONE 4.0+ | WORKING

WHAT IS ROOTING?

The Android phone runs an operating system designed for commercial and private use. Like most operating systems, several features are disabled. Phone manufacturers lock their devices to prevent you from unintentionally damaging the phone or exposing the phone to security risks. They also lock devices to prevent you from removing apps they installed, or from switching carriers. Rooting removes all limitations and grants full access to the operating system. Once your Android device is rooted, you have more control over the settings, features, and performance of the phone. You're not limited to what the phone manufacturer says you can do with the device. Instead, you can do anything the device's hardware allows. Basically, rooting grants administrative (or root in Linux and Android terms) privileges in the operating system and the ability to make global changes

» REQUIREMENTS

1. Android phone 4.0+

2. Kingroot apk

3. Internet connection enabled

» STEPS

1. Download and install Kingoroot apk or Kingroot apk

2. Charge your phone to at least 20%

3. Enable developer options [ path settings> developer option ( enable)]

4. Open bootlooder [ path settings > developers option > Unlock OEM (on) ]

5. Enable unknown source [ path settings> security> device administrator> unknown sources(connection to enable) ] 

6. Enable your data connection

7. Open your kingroot apk

8. Follow instructions, then wait until phone is rooted 100%

9. Restart your phone

10. You're done. 

» ADVANTAGES OF ROOTING YOUR PHONE

Android is one of the most open, versatile, and customizable mobile operating systems out there. You may think you don't need to root your phone, but you'd be surprised at how much more you can accomplish with a little work. Here are 10 reasons rooting your phone is worth the hassle.

10. Enable Hidden Features and Install "Incompatible" Apps

9. Automate everything

8. Boost Your Phone's Speed and battery Life

7. Blocks ads in any pop

6. Back Up Your Phone for Seamless Transitions

 5.Remove Preinstalled Crapware.

4. Tweak the Dark Corners of Android

3. Flash a custom kernel.

2. Flash a custom ROM.

1. Truly Own Your Device

» DISADVANTAGES OF ROOTING YOUR PHONE

In everything there are negative side that seem to be harmless if you can protect yourself and enjoy the good patch. Here are disadvantages of ROOTING your phone.

3. Viruses. Even phones get viruses. A common practice with rooted phones is to flash ROMs with custom programs. When you install an app or ROM from an unreputable source, you risk installing malicious programs.

2. Risk of "bricking" a phone. A bricked phone is completely unusable.

1. Voids the phone warranty. After a phone is rooted, it cannot be serviced under the warranty.

» PS: Some apps require root access before you can access it features. Especially most of the hacking apps. 

GOOD LUCK :)