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Anyone ever Root their cell phone??

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as the title says just wondering if anyone ever rooted their cell phone. I just want to know it worth it before I possibly destroy it.

Ive rooted both my OG droids and my Bionic. Its worth it if you intend on using the features you will able to unlock with it. I've run plenty of roms and themes, OC'd kernels etc. There's a lot of customization to be had and the sense of freedom that comes with it. If I may ask... what phone?

 

Most one click root methods make it really easy nowadays instead of doing it the old fashion way. Either way, the best advice is to read the instructions AHEAD of time and go step by step whilst rooting. Phones dont magically brick while properly following an established root method. 99.9% of the time it is user error that destroys a phone.

I jailbreak iPhones/iPads. I like it for a few things jail breaking allowes. Like theams, tethering and a few others. Like app killers and modding colors. Here som pic' of my iPhone

 

Here is my lock screen

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Hat my apps look like

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I've changed my music player skin

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Skinned my keyboard to look like the MacBook pro

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Nd can change colors of notification center

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There are so many tweaks I can't name them all. I would start off reading online, sing up in a forum that has a lot of info on rooting and tweaks.

 

What kind of phone you have and what operating system you are running? I could find a few places that might help you out.

I rooted an old GPS unit that was running a windows mobile o/s. Learned a lot doing it but I tend to get more entertainment/satisfaction from rooting and hacking then from the actual use of the modified piece of electronics.

rooted my thunderbolt and havent looked back since. Biggest gain was the increased battery life

I rooted my Android Motorola Razr Maxx a few weeks ago. I rooted it because I wanted to use Titanium Backup to freeze the OTA updates from occurring for ICS. I prefer Gingerbread and didn't want ICS to be applied. It worked perfectly, although I was nervous doing it. Let me know if you need more info.

i still use the original droid incredible running 2.3.4 It looks like i am SOL for doing mine one click unless someone has found a way to do it

Yep, definitely worthwhile. I root all of my Android devices. Gives you complete control over what to do with the platform (as it should since it's YOUR hardware!). In addition to all of the cool apps you can then install and use, i.e. tethering, backup, and endless other "tweaks", you are also get a choice of your favorite ROMs to run. Maybe nice open source ones out there that get rid of the bloat that usually comes preloaded on phones from your service provider.

 

Like someone else mentioned, xda-developers forum is the place to get the latest and greatest bits and info.

I've done it with my iPhone opens up a new bunch of amazing possibilities

Man - do I feel old! WTF????

I have heard of this. No idea how to do it. No idea what i would do after doing it

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