Tutorial: How to root your Motorola Moto G

Root aims to remove all technical barriers imposed by the manufacturers, thus making it possible to have all admin rights. In other words: you will have full control of your smartphone. You must be wondering how much you can care about fine-tuning a device that works well.

Why should I root my Motorola Moto G?

Know that getting your hands dirty can open new doors for you. For example, if your version of Android does not suit you enough, while your Moto G is rooted, you can easily change the operating system, for example, by installing CyanogenMod, which expands the functionality of Android and even other ROMs. This is of course just one of many examples.

Also, sometimes operators block access to certain apps. Therefore, even though these are downloaded and installed, they will not work. They can be used on a rooted smartphone. For example, taking screenshots on Android is complicated. Many apps allow you to do this, but it only works on a jailbroken version of Android.

How Do I Root My Motorola Moto G?

Rooting your Motorola Moto G on PC, Linux and/or Mac is quite an easy task. The root solution to use is called Superboot which you can get on it. MoDaCo forum. The operation comes with a few simple methods.

• Start by downloading the Superboot R1 file
• Next you need to extract the contents of the zip file.
• Put the smartphone in bootloader mode. getsturn it off and back on while holding the “volume -” button
• If you have a Windows computer, double-click on “superboot-windows.bat”.
• If you have a Mac, open a window with the files in the directory and type “chmod +x superboot-mac.sh” followed by “./superboot-mac.sh”.
• If you are using Linux, open a window in the directory containing the files and type “chmod +x superboot-linux.sh” followed by ‘./superboot-linux.sh’.
• Superboot will then start installing SuperSU v1.80 on you.
• Finally, install an app check if root is working fine On your Moto G

Well, nothing too fancy then. But be careful, once rooted, your phone will lose its warranty. Rest assured, this practice is not illegal, but moderately appreciated by operators. They will probably reject your mobile phone if it is rooted. Don’t panic, the process is reversible, you can actually delete Root.