HTC Void Warranty

[53Dude]

I'm planning to root my HTC One (AT&T) but I don't want to install a new rom, so if I don't change the rom will the warranty still be in effect or will I void it by rooting?

 

[UJ95x]

I'm planning to root my HTC One (AT&T) but I don't want to install a new rom, so if I don't change the rom will the warranty still be in effect or will I void it by rooting?

I don't think rooting it alone voids the warranty, just installing the custom ROM

 

[LeFreemason]

I'm planning to root my HTC One (AT&T) but I don't want to install a new rom, so if I don't change the rom will the warranty still be in effect or will I void it by rooting?

Before you can do anything to your HTC One, you'll have to unlock bootloader via the HTC dev website. When you try to unlock your phone it states that this will void your warranty. So to answer your question unlocking, rooting and installing custom rom, voids your warranty. This doesn't say it really does void it, because I have seen a lot of people returning their modified devices for repairs and HTC did not care about their software modifications. So it's up to you to choose. If they want to reject your HTC One, they will have the right to when you have rooted your phone (if they follow the rules strictly!)

Verstuurd vanaf mijn HTC One met Tapatalk