How can I easily root my phone?

In order to root any Android device, the best and safest approach is to use the method successfully used by others who have the same device as you do.

Almost as many phones have been broken by Kingroot as it has been rooted. Other root apps for Android are also notorious for being harbingers of malware and spyware.

Because they can only properly root devices running lollipop or lower, we recommend avoiding these simple and quick but poor apps for Android root.

There are many benefits of rooting your Android device, but it’s crucial to exercise caution when attempting to do so.

In the event that something goes awry, rooting can void your warranty, leaving you with a broken phone or tablet, and even cause your device to malfunction.

Begin rooting your Android phone easily:

Before you begin, keep in mind that rooting is not always an easy process and that you may run into issues.

If you’ve decided that rooting your Android device is absolutely necessary, you can go on below, but know that it’s not for the faint of heart or the uninitiated.

Generally speaking, the quickest and most straightforward method of rooting your smartphone without using root apps for Android is to unlock the bootloader and flash a custom recovery that allows you to flash root enabler zip files such as Magisk or SuperSU.

1. Backup your Android device:

• To avoid losing your precious data from your Android device, it is essential to perform a complete internal storage backup. Follow our article on How to backup your Android device.

2. Enable USB Debugging and unlock OEM:

• Go to Settings>System>About phone>Tap on build number 7 times to unlock developer options.

• Open Developer options under Advanced and enable USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking.

3. Unlock your Bootloader:

• Install the Minimal ADB and Fastboot setup on your computer, through which your PC can recognize your Android phone. Download from here and follow on-screen instructions.
• Head over to the XDA forums, search “How to unlock the bootloader of [your device model], ” and follow the forums for detailed instructions.

• Reboot your Android device in Fastboot Mode (Turn off your phone, and hold the Power button and Volume Up buttons together)
• Connect your phone to the computer, and run the unlock.cmd script provided through XDA forums.

• Your device will reboot and will be wiped completely. Reboot to the fastboot mode again, and keep your phone connected to the PC.

4. Install Custom Recovery:

• Download a custom recovery on your PC for your Android device by searching on XDA forums. Paste it into the ADB folder, and rename it as recovery.img.
• Open Command Prompt from the ADB folder, and type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img.

• After successful affirmation from the command prompt, hold down the Power button and Volume Down buttons together until you open the custom recovery.

5. Flash Magisk on Android device:

• Download Magisk.zip from their official website, and transfer it into your Android internal storage from the PC.

• Tap on Wipe, press Format Data, and slide right to remove everything from your device.

• Press on Install, find the Magisk.zip file inside the internal storage, and slide right to flash it.

• Wipe the temporary files by pressing on WIPE CACHES, slide right again, and tap on REBOOT SYSTEM.

After your Android system boots again, check root access through root apps for Android such as the Root Checker app and the Magisk app. Use the Hide magisk zip to invisibilize root status and resume using banking apps. You can now use root Android free apps without further restrictions from device rules.