Amazing 7 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Root Your Android

If there are 7 reasons why you must root your android, there are also equivalent reasons why you shouldn't.

1. You Might Brick Your Device.

"Brick" means your phone is dead making it useless just like a brick. You might  brick your Android if you use the wrong method of rooting. Every model has its own rooting method. Be sure that you are using the right one for your phone.

2. Voiding Warranty

Rooting your device will trip your device warranty coverage. So, if your device is new and under warranty coverage, you should think twice before rooting it.

3. Rooting Your Device is not easy.

Finding the right method to root your device is already hard, rooting is another thing. If you did it wrong, you might end up in reason no. 1.

4. Update Issues.

Once rooted, your device will no longer receive official OTA Updates from your phone's manufacturer. If you want to stay up to date when it comes to new Android version updates & security patches, you should not consider rooting your device.

5. Security Risks

While rooting does unlock a whole new world of tweaks, it brings a lot of security risks. Rooting exposes your Android smartphone to potentially harmful apps along with other malicious codes.

6. Performance issues and bugs

While rooting your device does bring options to improve performance through various mods and tweaks, it also comes with various bugs. These bugs could take some time to be fixed for your particular device, considering these mods are developed by independent developers.

7. You Can't Play Pokemon Go :)

With the latest update of Pokemon Go, rooted users can no longer play it. The game can detect if your device is rooted, if so, it will not continue to ran. This is one of the steps Niantic is taking to make a fair game for everyone. They think most of the cheaters are those with rooted devices.