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Half of these I have with my unrooted custom ROM. Beside, for most you only need root once and can remove it afterwards.
by geo-matik 4y ago
Half of these I have with my unrooted custom ROM. Beside, for most you only need root once and can remove it afterwards.
- TwoNineFive 4y agoThis is a weirdly arrogant authoritarian attitude you have against other's using their devices. By using that unrooted custom ROM, it's not like root doesn't exist anymore, you just don't have it. The people who built the ROM have root, not you. They own your phone. It's their phone, not yours. Having access to a root shell isn't bad, or dangerous, or a security risk. Not having means not having ownership of the device.
- geo-matik 4y agoI had to laugh at your first sentence, that incendiary reply is almost comical.
- dur-randir 4y agoEven if a single use case requires root, I still need root on device, no way around that.