Incognito - Root Checker

Is your Android device rooted to provide superuser access? The root

access that allows you the freedom to load custom themes and apps and

to edit system applications and settings that off-the-shelf Android devices

simply don’t offer the same privileges?

Alternatively, are you concerned that your Android mobile has been

modified in some way to grant root access by a previous user or cyber-

crook or hacker?

Root Checker

Is your Android device rooted to provide superuser access? The root

access that allows you the freedom to load custom themes and apps and

to edit system applications and settings that off-the-shelf Android devices

simply don’t offer the same privileges?

Alternatively, are you concerned that your Android mobile has been

modified in some way to grant root access by a previous user or cyber-

crook or hacker?

With Incognito Root Checker, you can stop wondering.

Root Checker will determine your root access status and if the device

root allows root user access (also known as superuser access). Armed with

this information, you can make the decisions you need to about your

Android mobile’s security and safety.

Root superuser access opens up a gateway to countless independent apps

available outside the Google Play store, but it also adds vulnerability to

your phone’s security. Rooting your mobile is a big decision, and checking

whether your mobile provides root access can be a valuable action in

securing your most private data.

WHY DO YOU NEED ROOT CHECKER?

Incognito’s ingenious root checker scans your mobile devices quickly and

efficiently, examining the su binary to determine a standard location. It

also scrutinizes that the su binary is working as it should to retain the high

security of your Android operating system.

Without Root Checker, you could be in danger of suffering the kind of

security breaches that none of us needs, permitting outside infection from

worms, viruses, spyware and Trojans. Cybercriminals can use these

malicious practices to access all of your personal data and sensitive

information.

THE DANGERS OF ROOT ACCESS

Root superuser access allows Android users to strip out the parts of the

operating system they don’t like or want, add extensive personalisation

the standard setup doesn’t allow and permit more control over their

device for whatever reason the user might have. However, rooting a

phone or tablet has some serious downsides.

Creating root access can damage and break your phone, and it also voids

your warranty. It also leaves your phone open to wider security implications. Typically, users who choose to implement root access need enhanced antivirus and malware protection to ensure the safest operation

of a more vulnerable system.

Gaining root access bypasses many of the security restrictions put in

place by the Android operating system. Without the standard grade of

protection designed to cover your mobile, your device becomes far more

vulnerable. With your mobile holding so much sensitive data, personal

details, and private information, failing to protect yourself means giving

hackers and cybercriminals easier access to all the documents and

particulars you need to keep safe.

REVERSING ROOT ACCESS

The good news is that if your phone allows root access, the process can

be reversed. However, to carry out the work correctly, it’s always best to

consult an expert to ensure the job doesn’t cause more harm than good.

CONFIRMING ROOT ACCESS

For those who want more from their mobiles and choose to carry out the

process that delivers root access and with it further control, then Root

Checker will determine if the operation was successful. The method of

rooting a mobile is different for every device brand and should be carried

out by a tech expert. It’s far too easy to render your phone useless if you

don’t complete the process correctly