- I converted an android system cleaner today. The temp and history cleaning function works, but the application cleaning part says it needs a root access to do the job.
So i was thinking ,is it possible to root the android player? it's an individual system right?
One more thing about the android, when I was trying the application cleaning app, it listed almost all of my deleted android apps. I thought I 've deleted them (press the icon and click the bin).But they are still there,at least part of them.What should I do to clean them all?Wipe would be a solution,but I really don't like it...05-03-12 09:30 PMLike 0 - You can root it but it's pointless because all of the apps that use root only require root to access kernel modules/functions. The kernel, however, is QNX and not Linux as they expect. Also, Android doesn't have root access to the QNX kernel anyway -- so it gives no benefit.05-04-12 01:44 AMLike 0
- You can root it but it's pointless because all of the apps that use root only require root to access kernel modules/functions. The kernel, however, is QNX and not Linux as they expect. Also, Android doesn't have root access to the QNX kernel anyway -- so it gives no benefit.
BTW,the system cleaner is working and I do get some free spaces after cleaning the deleted android apps.05-04-12 09:49 AMLike 0 - Even with root, having root with Android was useless (I tried and thought of the various apps). It is still sandboxed and can do nothing useful. It can only do things within its own sandbox (which usually don't require root anyway).05-04-12 10:50 AMLike 0
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