LandsUnknown
Bluelighter
I have an Android smartphone, and I'm interested in rooting for a variety of reasons. However, I'm uncertain as to whether Kingo is safe. If it's not and contains malware, I'd be interested in other ideas of how to root android. Perhaps, if there is a way to root without the use of any software and without the risk of bricking my phone. That would be preferable. As for the bricking risk, I don't plan on making any major adjustments with the phone. It would be just to have access to battery saving apps, data recovery software (for some important stuff I deleted), and simply to have the freedom to know that I have access to the code (as I do with my laptops that don't rooting as I am obviously the administrator of them). For anyone else who has rooted their phone, give me their tips...... if Kingo isn't safe. Someone on a forum said something about it having installed spyware, but on many forums I have heard good things about Kingo. However, I'm unsure whether this is accurate as other things were said from different sources. It comes up immediately when you type in "root android", and it seems to be quite popular and many people have had good experiences with it.