How to Check If Your Android Phone Is Rooted Or Not Using Manual Method

The most question
people
always ask about
their
Android device is if it is
rooted or not. if you
picked up your Android
device in computer
village,
fairly used and you
don’t
even have an idea if
your
phone being rooted or
not.

Don’t even bother cos this
post will teach you
how to
know that.

Rooting your Android
device gives you super
user access to your
device; this means you
can do almost
anything
with the phone which
the
phone will otherwise
not
permit. It’s turn you
into a
China h*cker
automatically
h*cking your phone.

am about to show you
two
major ways you can
check
if your phone is rooted
or
not here.

How Can I Check If My
Android Phone Is
Rooted Or Not Using
Manual Method

1.Open your app
drawer
by clicking on its icon.

2.Look for an app
called
Superuser or
SuperSU
. Either app will
be installed during the
rooting process; which
one is on a rooted
Andriod
depends on the device.
If
either of these apps is
on
your device, it is
rooted.
Superuser can
temporarily block root
access, while
SuperSU
has the ability to
unroot a
device and then
remove
itself. So if your device
lacks any of this two
apps, it means your
Android phone is not
rooted.

How Can I Check if My
Android Phone Is
Rooted using Connect
Bot Or Root Checker:

Mind you, Any of this
two
Apps works well. Just
visit
Google play and search
for any of the two
app or
better still, Run the
app on
your device and read
through the
instructions
carefully; You willbe
prompted with the
text
entry and if you see
this
sign (#), then your
device
is rooted but if you
see
sign like this dollar ($),
then your device is not
rooted.
But try entering the
command
"su" (without the
quote marks). You
might
see a dialog asking for
permission from the
SuperUse rapp, which
you
cansafely grant. If the
prompt changes to
the (#)
sign, you're rooted.