Ma ma question about the Huawei Y625-U51, is there a lot of effort when Rooten needed, or because you need certain apps for? I just ask that way.
There are several ways to rooot a smartphone. The most elegant way is to first unlock the bootloader, iron a recovery system (eg TWRP) and flash everything about it. The installation of a SuperUser (user with root rights) and / or CustomROMs (alternative operating systems like LineAgeOS) works without any problems.
There are different approaches for unlocking the bootloader. At my HTC back then, I had to request an unlock code from the manufacturer to unlock my bootloader. Then I was able to flash TWRP over a console on the smartphone, then it was a breeze.
So without all this it would be difficult, right?
For many smartphones, there's also the possibility of using tools such as ODIN for old Samsung smartphones to install the super user. All you have to do is connect your phone to the PC via USB, enable USB debugging and download the device. Is there usually good instructions too.
For me, only the Rooten was just uninteresting, so I did it over TWRP.
And so, I mean so, without all this, you can't root it right? And where do you get the ODIN?
Look for instructions for your device. There are already some people have tried successfully before you.
I do not want to root it, I'm only intressing.
You can give your plans. Huawei does not allow unlocking the bootloader anymore. Thus, the rooten is no longer possible.
Dubious apps to the rooten, which use a gap in the system, would not recommend.
