best root method and what bloat can I safely remove

[tonyvr4]

I am looking to root my Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 (Android 6.0.1) so that I can remove some of the factory junk.

I have never done a root before so I was hoping some of you experts could answer some questions

1) What is the safest, easiest and most efficient root method out there?

2) Is there a way I can backup apps and other data before rooting and cleaning up the bloatware?
I have used Helium backup in the past but it has proven to be unreliable and support never responds.

3) What factory bloat can I safely remove?

Thanks

 

[jasonandrews25788]

Warning: I cannot be held responsible for anything you do to your phone, rooting is optional! This Does Trip The Knox Warranty Bit Built into the Bootloader of the Tab S 10.5

Turn Off Tablet, Hold Volume Down + Power
Flash CF_AutoRoot_Port_T800_BeansTown106.tar.md5 with Odin v3.09 (put in AP slot, don't change any other settings, click start)
download : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23501681358556645

2) Is there a way I can backup apps and other data before rooting and cleaning up the bloatware?
I have used Helium backup in the past but it has proven to be unreliable and support never responds.

Titanium Backup

3) What factory bloat can I safely remove?

all samsung unused apps, but never remove the wifi related apks or something.

 

[Chinly Lee]

The foremost step of rooting your phone is to backup your data of your phone. Just in case! The most easiest way and safest way is to use a reliable one click app since you have no idea of rooting. In this regard, KingRoot app is quite a good option for you.

 

[tonyvr4]

I was under the impression that Titanium backup needed the device to be rooted for it to work?

 

[tonyvr4]

Thanks, I am going to check out KingRoot

What one click backup app would you recommend?

 

[jjinal]

Just use Package Disabler Pro. No need to root.