Moreover, these applications also provide functionalities that are not possible otherwise, such as system font changer, custom ROM installer, app data backup and restore manager, etc.
For example, while an uninstaller app allows you to uninstall user applications, a root-enabled uninstaller app lets you uninstall user as well as system applications. Root-enabled applications allow users to enjoy full use of the Android system and can do much more than root-disabled applications. Fortunately, there are various Android applications that utilize root privileges to do a whole lot more.
Many users root their Android devices but are not sure how to proceed once rooting is done. Android uses the term Root or SuperUser for elevated administrator privileges.
