Android is about to change due to the use of root – Noticias24

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(Caracas, September 22. Noticias24) – Without a doubt the reason for many of the preference for Android is the freedom it offers the operating system, we can customize your appearance virtually 100% and take control of every detail thanks to the root. This is about to change.

With the arrival of the new devices Pixel Google, due to the large number of applications that currently block the use of the root and the possibility of new devices in Google from the 4 of October.

For those who don’t remember, the arrival a few months ago for Android 6.0 Marshmallow brought with it a new function checking that the system was unchanged at boot time. This check I got that the device does not turn on if it detected any manipulation of the system, but you can make the system ignore the message and continue by restarting the device.

The arrival of Android 7.0 Nougat has made the device to not boot if you do not pass this verification process, so that the things have changed in the world of rooting. Now we see that it has set a new mode to which he has been called the "root without computer" and that acts without touching at any moment the system partition to not be detected.

With the new Pixel Google, will a new system upgrade system that will allow the users to use the device while it’s updating and make the change to version with a simple reboot.

And though it may seem like a function quite interesting, what is certain is that the changes that Google has had to do for this method to work prevent the current methods of root work on the new Pixel and Pixel XL, including future versions of Android Nougat.

For the moment, we do not know hasta where will come the difficulty of rooting the new Pixel of Google and if the community will get to do so.

What is certain is that until they are launched the new devices of Google you will not know which are the paths that can be followed to skip the new restrictions.

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