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It’s been many years since I rooted (or even owned) an android phone but is there really no interaction from the user required beyond plugging it in? On iOS the
by ghostpepper 4y ago
It’s been many years since I rooted (or even owned) an android phone but is there really no interaction from the user required beyond plugging it in? On iOS there’s a pop up asking if you want to trust the computer, and that’s after you’ve unlocked the screen
- kevviiinn 4y agoUsually it requires enabling developer mode and enabling USB adb
- Alupis 4y agoFor a non-techy, the hurdles you just described are an annoyance in the way of getting a quick charge - not obvious security issues. After all, this charging station is operated by the amusement park/airport/conference/whatever... if it asks you to approve it why not? And yes, in the past many iOS jailbreaks were shockingly simple. The website one in particular - you went to a URL and clicked a button... your phone rebooted and was jailbroken.