This article will be dedicated mainly to more experienced users. If you are not one yet, be sure to read it and you may use the information from it in the future.
First, let's briefly explain what it actually is root Yippee. Subsequently, in more detail, what problems it can cause you when using the phone and whether a warranty repair is possible with such a modified one Androidom.
ROOT in short
The Internet is full of articles that explain in detail what it is root. The content of ours is problems with complaints, so we will only briefly summarize what it is about.
Root (translated from English "root") is the device administrator or the root directory on the disk. As these two translations explain to us, rooting gives the user full access to the system files of the phone's operating system. It is able to remove built-in applications or upload a newer version Androidu from alternative developers, which is no longer available from the manufacturer for the given device.
Problems after rooting
I will root we can not only improve your smartphone, but also disable it, literally. Due to the fact that this is a relatively serious intervention in the software, the rooting process is not always successful. Most cases end with "killing" the motherboard, which is not very pleasing.
If you manage to skip this beginning and think that everything is dry, it may not be. Samsung by model Galaxy The S4 launched a security feature in its phones called Knox. Its importance lies in the fact that an ordinary user knows how to move his sensitive data to a strictly protected area. It is completely separated from the simultaneously running system and the data is encrypted and protected by the user's password.
Ak Knox when turning on the mobile phone, it detects that the original software is not installed in it, it automatically blocks access to protected content. The data remains lost for good.
In short, the entire verification process works on the principle of comparing identification certificates that each device has its own and unique. Currently, Knox is also used by other applications from Samsung to protect your data and not only those that you would need. It can easily happen that even built-in applications refuse their service.
Recently, similar measures were taken by Google and after rooting you may encounter Google Play not working for you. These are just a few cases that the user can notice and which are the most common. Less common issues can include hardware as well as software glitches such as malfunctioning sensors, camera, S Health, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.
ROOT vs Warranty
As with other manufacturers of mobile devices, Samsung also violates the warranty conditions when carrying out root in the sense of unauthorized access to the software. For every warranty repair, the authorized service center is obliged to find out whether the phone or tablet meets the warranty conditions. In the event of a discrepancy, you will receive a price proposal for the repair. Most of the time, it involves replacing the entire motherboard, and probably none of you would want to pay for it.
But it still doesn't root directly related to the defect, and therefore you should not be charged for the warranty repair. For example, if you are a customer rootol your device and after a while it starts having problems with charging, it is not a direct connection. The service should be obliged to repair this device under warranty. Well, don't take it for granted. It really depends on the specific problem how the service evaluates the matter.
In the end, I can only recommend that root device is not really needed. Either because of specific company applications or applications that require access to the root system Androidu does not make sense to carry out such interventions. Current mobile phones and tablets are mostly debugged with enough operating memory, so let's not complicate our lives.
