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There isn't a very meaningful distinction between "has root access" and "can get root access at any time by pushing out a binary update that your device will au
by teraflop 11y ago
There isn't a very meaningful distinction between "has root access" and "can get root access at any time by pushing out a binary update that your device will automatically install".
- johncolanduoni 11y agoNexus devices (i.e. the one with the most Google backing) can be completely re-flashed with a firmware that won't accept updates from Google's servers (e.g. with CyanogenMod). If you want an Android device free from their "imperialism", they've always offered one.