I'm not sure I've seen one that told users to enable root, but from what I've seen of the android malware scene large parts of it rely on users installing softw

I'm not sure I've seen one that told users to enable root, but from what I've seen of the android malware scene large parts of it rely on users installing software from non-Google sources and their lack of ability in discerning a good app. from malware. (one example of many http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/11/new-type-of-auto-rooting-android-adware-is-nearly-impossible-to-remove/ http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/11/new-type-of-auto-roo...) That seems to me to illustrate the point of a locked down environment fairly well...