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phewz

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Hello! Kinda new at this, guess my question is a big stupid. However, after you have rooted on 4.4.2. What happens when the new update arrives (4.4.3)? Do I have to root again and re-do the stuff that needed a root?
 
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once your phone is rooted, it's rooted. whatever ROM you flash/whatever you do it should remain that way from my understanding.
Unless you re-install your stock firmware you could potentially have to re-unlock the bootloader.. but it should be rooted.

to avoid any trouble id suggest taking the 4.4.3 update from this forum
 
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EasyEHTC said:
once your phone is rooted, it's rooted. whatever ROM you flash/whatever you do it should remain that way from my understanding.
Unless you re-install your stock firmware you could potentially have to re-unlock the bootloader.. but it should be rooted.

to avoid any trouble id suggest taking the 4.4.3 update from this forum
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No Bro, if you Flash a rom which is not pre rooted then you will lose root

Hit Thanks if I helped :) sent from my SM-T211

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phewz said:
Hello! Kinda new at this, guess my question is a big stupid. However, after you have rooted on 4.4.2. What happens when the new update arrives (4.4.3)? Do I have to root again and re-do the stuff that needed a root?
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Yes, you would have to root it again, but 4.4.3 would have a different process to root as it would have different structure(it can be same or can be different)

Hit Thanks if I helped :) sent from my SM-T211
 
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    EasyEHTC said:
    once your phone is rooted, it's rooted. whatever ROM you flash/whatever you do it should remain that way from my understanding.
    Unless you re-install your stock firmware you could potentially have to re-unlock the bootloader.. but it should be rooted.

    to avoid any trouble id suggest taking the 4.4.3 update from this forum
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    No Bro, if you Flash a rom which is not pre rooted then you will lose root

    Hit Thanks if I helped :) sent from my SM-T211

    ---------- Post added at 11:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:40 PM ----------
    phewz said:
    Hello! Kinda new at this, guess my question is a big stupid. However, after you have rooted on 4.4.2. What happens when the new update arrives (4.4.3)? Do I have to root again and re-do the stuff that needed a root?
    Click to expand...
    Click to collapse

    Yes, you would have to root it again, but 4.4.3 would have a different process to root as it would have different structure(it can be same or can be different)

    Hit Thanks if I helped :) sent from my SM-T211
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