Way to get rid of root evidence when sending phone back?

[brunla]

I have to send my phone back for replacement and I heard that something happens on the phone that alerts Verizon it had been rooted. Is there anyway to erase this evidence and hand them back a clean phone?

Also has anybody encountered problems turning back a phone that was once rooted?

 

[Daballa]

Have not heard of a way to get rid of the tracker. It pops up in recovery.

 

[jkaod]

They can always tell if it's been rooted. Many people have sent their phones back after returning from root with no problems. There have been a few that were denied insurance claims because of rooting, but i think that's pretty uncommon. Rooting is a little like going to Vegas...you pay your money and take your chances. I think the odds are a liitle more in your favor than Vegas though.

 

[simon_lefisch]

Anytime I had to send a phone back I restored it to stock via rsd. Never had one denied.

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[4low4fun]

Anytime I had to send a phone back I restored it to stock via rsd. Never had one denied.

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But doesn't it still show it on the QE check?

 

[Soccerref12]

Just use Matt's utility to install JB, but don't go beyond step #1. I sent my Razr (speaker was loose) back no problem.