Why should i root my moto g

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Amith_bd

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font installation for stock rom

I rooted my phone to change my native font,but font installer root & similar apps failed to change the device font. any suggestions would be great.
 

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I rooted my phone to change my native font,but font installer root & similar apps failed to change the device font. any suggestions would be great.

The first thread '[INDEX][REF][GUIDE][RESOURCE] Welcome to your Motorola Moto G - Resource Guide (post #4 end)' in MOTO G General, there's a link for flashing multiple fonts through CWM recovery! It's safe and remember backing up the data to stay so. I have iOS 7 helvetica font running on my rooted MOTO G!
 
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The first thread '[INDEX][REF][GUIDE][RESOURCE] Welcome to your Motorola Moto G - Resource Guide (post #4 end)' in MOTO G General, there's a link for flashing multiple fonts through CWM recovery! It's safe and remember backing up the data to stay so. I have iOS 7 helvetica font running on my rooted MOTO G!

Can you post a photo with the font pls? Thanks

I use the root for i want do more small the navkeys, for me there are very big.

Enviado desde mi flamante Moto G
 

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    I have rooted my phone, but i only did this to provide a backup method, I like Titanium. I have been following a couple of the custom ROM threads for weeks and I just read of too many problems. The Moto G factory firmware is fine but if you want to tweak it some, just install xposed and whatever modules you need. I have done just this and I have got a sweet system that includes most of the tweaks we look for in custom ROMs.

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    I rooted my Moto G to take full benefit of having full access to my device as I need it. More specifically, I did it to use Xposed modules like App Setting and the graphic card spoofer app GLTools. These are not necessary of course, but I feel like having custom DPI on an app to app basis should be a normal Android feature everyone should have access to without root.
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    I rooted my Moto G to take full benefit of having full access to my device as I need it. More specifically, I did it to use Xposed modules like App Setting and the graphic card spoofer app GLTools. These are not necessary of course, but I feel like having custom DPI on an app to app basis should be a normal Android feature everyone should have access to without root.

    Besides the posibility to have full access to the phone I also rooted it to be able to block ads.
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    If you need to ask this question then you shouldn't be rooting your phone.

    Sent from my Google Nexus G - ;)
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    Two reasons to root:
    1. You can make decent backups with Titanium Backup.
    2. You can install a firewall that prevents selected (i.e., most) tools from sending your precious data to wherever they want.