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How to root your android device?

               What's root?how?

What's root-

We've talked a lot about root and Android in the past five years. We've discussed the good, we've discussed the bad. We'll keep talking about both, because root on Android, like Android itself, is a constantly evolving thing.

As Android matures, the wide-open style of root access we may have grown used to with legacy versions has gone away. Because Android is designed for mobile devices, the focus is on security — specifically the security of your life's data you might have stored away on that screen in your pocket. We've seen Android go from the wild-west days of unfettered Superuser access, to locked down and tamper-proof (well, they try to be) devices meant for folks who need the extra level for their business details. For some of us, this is a hinderance and we don't want Google or the folks who made our phone trying to protect us from ourselves. But for each person who needs — or thinks they need — unfettered root access there are thousands, if not tens of thousands, who just want their data to stay safe. Those people are who our phones get built for, and we're left to exploit as best we can.

Root itself is just a user with elevated permissions, who can do anything to any file or folder in the system. It's often dangerous, always powerful, and an integral part of Linux. Android is the most popular "version" of Linux in the world (as well as the most popular computing system), but as we discussed above superuser access is more restricted than it is on other Linux systems. We don't have to like this, but there is little we can do to change it other than build our own from the AOSP. While I think anyone and everyone interested in building Android themselves should look into it, for now we have to stay in the limits that Security Enhanced kernels and Knox have given us.

If you've read this far, congratulations.

Let's go -

* A Computer running on windows OS
* USB cable to connect PC and the android device.
* Install USB drivers. Clock Work Mode (CWM) not needed.
* You must charge your phone battery to at least 50% before proceed.

2. How to root any android phone with VRoot tool - Step by step guide -

Step 1 - Backup all the data on your device before start the vRoot process.
Step 2 - Download (Vroot පරිගණක මෘදුකාංගය මෙතනින් බාගන්න.
බාගත කිරිමට උපදෙස් -
1.  පහත ඇති (Download ) යන්න ක්ලික් කරන්න.
2.  තත්පර 5 ක් පමණ රැදී සිටින්න
3.  ඉන්පසු දකුණු පස ඉහල ඇති Skip ad යන කහපැහැති බොත්තම තෝරාගන්න.
mirror 1- Vroot
download
here
Or;
mirror 2-
download
and install.
Step 3 - Enable debugging on your android device.(Settings-->Developer options-->USB debugging)
Step 4 - Open the VRoot software on your computer.
Step 5 - Connect the PC and the android device.
Step 6 - Once you connect the device and pc it will automatically detect your smart phone.
Step 7 - Then click the "Root" button to start the rooting process.
Step 8 - Device will reboot automatically and confirm by the Vroot software.

(Sinhala language edition available, please visit this site and download market.simdif.com.pdf file. Read For How to root - download here- pdf file.)
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