iRoot

Pros

• Provides more control over the Android OS
• Gain elevated privileges
• Tweak settings and visual elements easily
• Use new/custom operating systems

Cons

• Voids device warranty
• Can lead to software corruption or a "bricked" device
• Can expose you to malware or other deceptive practices

iRoot is a rooting application designed for Android devices by iRoot Technology. The app is designed to "root" mobile devices in order to gain more control over the entire operating system. Using iRoot, virtually anything is possible. You can uninstall bloatware, alter system apps, tweak forbidden settings, gain elevated privileges in file managers, and make other administrative changes to the device.

Take Control of your Android Device

When an Android device is rooted, the possibilities are really endless. Whether you're looking to load an entirely new OS onto the device or you're simply wanting to remove the boot graphic that displays when your device initially starts, customization is left entirely to your discretion.

iRoot turns the process of rooting into an easy affair by only requiring that you connect the device to your computer. From there, iRoot takes care of the gruntwork and quickly gains access to your device before exploiting it and giving you an administrative level of control over your device. Once iRoot is finished rooting your device, you will then simply restart the device.

It's important to note that rooting is a somewhat risky endeavor, and it can potentially "brick" your device (render it permanently unresponsive) if you don't know what you're doing. Be sure to familiarize yourself with how rooting works before using iRoot. Rooting the Android OS also voids the device warranty, if there is any on the device at the time of rooting. Additionally, be aware that some "tweaks" could be harmful or deceptive in nature, so proceed with caution after the rooting process is complete.

A World of Possibilities at Your Fingertips

iRoot gives you the freedom to use your device how you see fit, and once you're rooted, you'll find it hard to see the point in going back to stock Android ever again. Unleash the potential of your mobile device, and try iRoot today. Don't forget to ensure there is an available working computer nearby before getting started.

Pros

• Provides more control over the Android OS
• Gain elevated privileges
• Tweak settings and visual elements easily
• Use new/custom operating systems

Cons

• Voids device warranty
• Can lead to software corruption or a "bricked" device
• Can expose you to malware or other deceptive practices