Eliminating Root Warranty... Not for Nexus

Want to rooting an Android device yet heard that his party device manufacturers do not allow devices such changes unlock the bootloader , root , install custom recovery , custom rom and custom kernel . Some people have asked customer server / service center of each device , but it seems the manufacturer does not allow root or the device is in the state is running a custom rom . Therefore, it does little to restore the Android phone users to standard mill or factory reset ( back to the stock rom ) before making a warranty claim .

So what's the root eliminating Warranty justified ? For branded phones seem to have to admit that such action may void the warranty of the device, but not for the Google Nexus .

Because one 's own Nexus users have been asked directly to the Google party by email about changes to the device Nexusnya . " Hey guys , if the root will eliminate my warranty ? " , Asked NotFromMountainView , one member of the XDA Developers to Google .

Google itself revealed no problems when making a warranty claim / RMA when the device is root . He did not try to prohibit customers unlocking the bootloader and installing a new operating system that requires root privileges .

" Android is intended to give customers the ability to do it on a Nexus device , and encourage other companies to do the same . So we are not concerned about ' rooting ' " , Clear Google in the email sent .