Why??
This.Detonation said:Why??
+1 5characzaplicki said:Bad choice =), but good luck with your decision.
+1 from me too. I can't go back to stock."SyNiK4L said:+1 5char
Rooting voids warranty .. not insurance.. just a thought."soulsiphoner said:The main reason is that I'm never satisfied with any rom and I would always end up soft bricking and doing an sbf. Plus, if I ever need to use my insurance I can without being charged for full price...I already almost couldn't sbf one time due to my camera button not working. I had to put it into bootloader mode and almost couldn't. This way I feel safe. After I get out of this contract, I'm definitely going back to root, then my new phone I will keep it stock for the same reason of insurance purposes.
Yep but I was going to be charged for my phone being rooted if I didn't sbf it before sending it in for a warranty exchange when my camera button stopped working. I didn't use my insurance claim...sorry for that confusion...johnfranckiv said:Rooting voids warranty .. not insurance.. just a thought.
No doubt at least you get the stability plus you can still make minor tweaks like removing bloatware etcpizzlewizzle said:Why not goto .596 rooted -_____-
I do hate the bloatware. I doubt I will last a week longer on this. Especially if that one statement about the bootloader mode starting up automatically is true, I never knew that.neowiz73 said:No doubt at least you get the stability plus you can still make minor tweaks like removing bloatware etc
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