KitKat Moto X already has root

[ultravisitor]

There isn't near a much dev support for the Moto X as for the GNex so a 1 click option may not ever exist.

At least one of the previous root methods has been pretty much installing the app and being one click. I just haven't kept up anymore because I don't care about rooting my Moto X anymore. I had mine rooted for a bit in September, but I reverted to stock when I was invited to the first soak test.

 

[DayThyme]

I had mine rooted for a bit in September, but I reverted to stock when I was invited to the first soak test.

how do they determine who to invite? Just curious.

 

[ultravisitor]

how do they determine who to invite? Just curious.

Dunno. They have people sign up if they're interested and then choose from there. As part of it, people have to agree to unroot and run stock.

 

[DayThyme]

Dunno. They have people sign up if they're interested and then choose from there. As part of it, people have to agree to unroot and run stock.

where do you sign up?

 

[STC09]

At least one of the previous root methods has been pretty much installing the app and being one click.

Which method is that?

 

[scrounger]

where do you sign up?

On the Motorola support site register your phone then sign up for the Motorola Feedback Network (MFN). You will need your IMEI/ESN number.

Posted via Android Central App

 

[Puzzlegal]

none at all. Google is an advertising sales company, they are never going to put that functionality in their devices. They used to allow ad free in the playstore, but realized how hypocritical that was and removed it.

Also, you can get rid of ads by paying the developers for their work and buying the app.

As for tethering, Verizon would not certify a device for use on its network if it had an app on it that allowed free tethering with unlimited data.

Alas, there are lots of appealing games that are not available in an ad-free version.