Should I root or unlock my HTC One S?

rockerboy402

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Unless there is something you absolutely want to do that requires rooting the device, I'd advice against it. It becomes a security precaution by allowing things to run with "higher" access. This can lead to applications looking at things it shouldn't be, and can be completely unrelated to a virus or malware (such as people spying on you without your knowledge).
 

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Unless there is something you absolutely want to do that requires rooting the device, I'd advice against it. It becomes a security precaution by allowing things to run with "higher" access. This can lead to applications looking at things it shouldn't be, and can be completely unrelated to a virus or malware (such as people spying on you without your knowledge).

When the superuser request pops up, you say deny and be worry free...

Sent from my SGS3...yes, it is better than you think
 

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