However, don't fret if your model is not on that list. On their website, you can check out what phone models have been 'conquered'.
OS specifications vary with every version and even updates can have a profound effect on the ability to exploit the system.īe that as it may, The Kingo Root team is working on implementing a rooting method for as many phone models as possible, ranging from the earliest days of Android 2.0 to the later 5.1 Lollipop and beyond. This of course is not a one size fits all solution. This method is exploiting loop holes and vulnerabilities of the Android OS. What if there is another way? Kingo Root claims to employ a more elegant method of establishing administrative rights than downright flashing. I only own a phone because nowadays people get anxious if they can't reach you in mere seconds after they think about it. But at the end of the day, is it worth risking your device's integrity in order to gain privileges you don't actually need? I'm personally not enamored with the idea of having a PDA around that can do almost any sort of task. I have always smiled at the idea of gaining super-user rights (rooting) on my smart phone.
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