Which big brother and sister tell me which root is better

360root is ok. I used the root I got with Phone Manager, and it works well.

Do you try Anji.com? Or you can get it on the flashing software. It's best not to trust those little software or anything, it's easy to fail.

1. The main benefits of successfully obtaining root:

1. After rooting, you can delete the useless software that comes with the original system, which can save storage space.

2. After rooting, you can manage the boot startup items and disable the programs that do not need to run in the background, so as to save power on the phone.

2. Risk of successfully obtaining root on the phone:

1. After the phone is rooted, you can modify or delete all files including the system, and it is easy to change or delete the system files by mistake without a certain professional foundation, 2. Wrong operation will cause the instability of the mobile phone system, the phone cannot be turned on, and some functions can not be used, etc., 3. Hardware damage may be caused after root, and the after-sales service will not be warranted, so it is recommended to operate carefully. System failures require permissions, etc.

Hello landlord. If you have a lot of pre-installed software in your phone, and you don't like to use it.

The Bumblebee I used was the Unicom version, which was full of pre-installed software.

Later, the phone was successfully rooted

I think it's good.,There are pros and cons to root.,The disadvantage is that it can't be guaranteed.。

The benefits are so many, and rooting your phone can get a lot of permissions.

Rooting your phone is also very simple, if you want to root your phone, you can use the one-click root tool of AppTreasure.

This tool is very easy to use, and there are many models supported.

I think it's very reassuring to use it to root your phone.

The operation is also super simple, even if it is a novice, it is not fine.

Open the app on your computer directly, and then connect your phone to your computer.

Then open the toolbox in the lower left corner of the application treasure,Then directly open the one-click root tool or kingroot tool inside It's OK。

There will be a very detailed prompt after opening.

I hope it helps.

Hello, you can't make it clear that this question is good or bad.

This needs to be carried out according to your own needs,My phone is rooted in the PC version of the application treasure,I want to uninstall the software that comes with the phone.。

If you want to do this, your phone needs to be rooted, and if you want to modify your phone's data, you need to do it as well.

If you just use your phone to do some ordinary operations, you don't need to root your phone, so there will be no problem.

I hope it helps.

1, root, is beneficial; For example; You can uninstall the software that comes with the phone, and you can also install a lot of software that cannot be installed without permission, you can install it directly, and you can delete the paid software in the Android system of the mobile phone, etc.

2,,Root also has certain harms; It may damage the original system of the mobile phone, destroy the system of the mobile phone, cause the mobile phone to be unsafe, and the virus of the Android system is even more powerful, and you need to install a better security software.

3. Weigh the pros and cons, if you want to root, you must choose a safe market, a huge market, a market that can guarantee success, such as AppPal, Google and so on.

As for whether it's good or not, it depends on who it is.

For ordinary novice users, it is best not to do this: 1. It is a bit risky to do this, and it is possible to damage the mobile phone - this is not very important, and now there are many methods and tools, and the risk has been reduced to a very low level; 2. After root, all the permissions of the system are opened, if you install an insecure application, it is very likely to be tricked, deducted, privacy leakage, etc. - although there are not many now, but with the development of Android, it has become more and more important to pay attention to; 3. The system may be unstable, stuck, crashed, and consumes power. 4. Increased the possibility of deleting important files.

The advantage is that you have the highest authority of the system, even the system software can be deleted, you can use a lot of good software that requires root, and you can also play a lot of large games. If you're a machine player, for veterans who know the system very well, you don't have these problems, just get it if you want. If you are robust, don't play much, just want to use it for a long time, then don't root, it may cause software and hardware damage, hope to adopt.

It mainly depends on your usage habits: if you are an enthusiast and like to study your phone, and you want to maximize the performance of your phone, you definitely need root permission; If you are an ordinary user and want your phone to be safe and stable and meet your daily needs, you don't need to root.

Don't root if you don't particularly need it.