It makes use of a new Tool that was originally designed to root some Huawei devices running Android 4.4 KitKat and Android 5.0 Lollipop but has since been updated to include compatibility with a couple of extra devices from Huawei that runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow such as the Huawei Mate 8 that we have here.
The following guide is made for the Huawei Mate 8 when it is running on the Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates.Once you know what you are doing with Android, then it is time to start taking advantage of the upsides like installing the Titanium backup application and freezing or completely uninstall the system apps that you never use and are achieving nothing on your device apart from slowing it down and chewing up the battery life.
Rooting is best reserved for the experienced Android user and those who understand what is required not to brick a device. Still, there are no requirements to become a root user or any test you need to take apart from assessing your risks and deciding whether or not you want to take them. Of course, you cannot expect to make those kinds of changes without potentially creating some problems along the way, and that is one of the main reasons why Android do not give these opportunities to everyone. Moreover, often the apps that require the root users are the most powerful of the bunch, offering people the chance to change the hardware frequencies, increase the battery life, change the design of the software and a bunch of other stuff that sounds incredibly appealing. Once you are an official root user, you can install any of the applications from the Google Play Store, including thousands that were not available for you before. Those who choose to become root users need to find out what is required in unlocking the OS they are using before being a root user is possible. Each Android operating system is locked so that nobody is a root user by default. The Android operating system is many people’s favorite OS in the world, but it isn’t without its limitations when you first buy a device that runs Android out of the box.
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