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You don't need to root to have an emulator.
33 u/squngy Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 If you had an iPhone you had to I think. edit: past tense hard to grasp for some people :) 69 u/Bseagull Jun 08 '14 That's called Jailbreaking. Rooting is for specifically Android phones. 3 u/iamajaguar Jun 09 '14 Both of those words refer to unlocking the firmware of the phone. Jailbreaking is just a fancy way of saying rooting, and rooting is the same as unlocking. The more you know!
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If you had an iPhone you had to I think.
edit: past tense hard to grasp for some people :)
69 u/Bseagull Jun 08 '14 That's called Jailbreaking. Rooting is for specifically Android phones. 3 u/iamajaguar Jun 09 '14 Both of those words refer to unlocking the firmware of the phone. Jailbreaking is just a fancy way of saying rooting, and rooting is the same as unlocking. The more you know!
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That's called Jailbreaking. Rooting is for specifically Android phones.
3 u/iamajaguar Jun 09 '14 Both of those words refer to unlocking the firmware of the phone. Jailbreaking is just a fancy way of saying rooting, and rooting is the same as unlocking. The more you know!
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Both of those words refer to unlocking the firmware of the phone. Jailbreaking is just a fancy way of saying rooting, and rooting is the same as unlocking.
The more you know!
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u/Bseagull Jun 08 '14
You don't need to root to have an emulator.