I... Don't know what a train smash is, but on a typical phone, you lose nothing by rooting.
The Xperia Z2 is somewhat different in that, due to having no root exploits released so far, you must first unlock the bootloader and install a custom kernal in order to root. The process of unlocking wipes all data from the phone. Also, you'll lose your DRM keys, which are (arguably) not important, but will lose access to Sony Unlimited Video and Music, as well as void your warranty (but only if someone bothers to check it extensively, which likely they won't).
I wouldn't root this phone, as it is by far, my most faulty device I have ever had. Now I got my third device...
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I wouldn't root this phone, as it is by far, my most faulty device I have ever had. Now I got my third device...
Wysłane z mojego D6503 przy użyciu Tapatalka
DRM keys are lost yes. But they don't affect anything like on previous Sony devices. Bootloader unlocked and everything will work just as before.
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Hey,
What exactly do I loose when I unlock and root my device? Is is a train smash?
Regards,
Thanks guys.
Personally I don't want to root the phone cause the stock ROM is just fine for me. I need some suggestions to get alternatives to root apps like Titanium Backup, etc.
Guys, do you have any idea when or if it will be possible to root Xperia without unlocking bootloader?
Thanks guys.
Personally I don't want to root the phone cause the stock ROM is just fine for me. I need some suggestions to get alternatives to root apps like Titanium Backup, etc.