mikeofmikes83
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I searched around, and came up with a few threads that pretained to my issue. I remember seeing one somewhere that was specifically titled something like "everything you need to know to return your rooted phone" but now I cant seem to find it. Maybe it was a different forum?
Anyway. So my screen is cracked, and I just dont feel like going through all the trouble to replace it myself. (Since you have to go in through the back of the phone, take the thing completely apart, just to get to the front of the phone)
So I just have a couple questions. If I unroot using ROM manager, then do a factory reset, wipe cache and data; will that be enough to keep from getting caught by verizon?
I've read in a few different places that sometimes pieces of previous OS iterations can be left behind when you go from one rom to the next; is that true? If so, what can I do to remedy this. I know that alot of the people who work for verizon don't know as much about these phones as some of us on the forums; so them knowing how to snoop around the file system is probably unlikely...but just incase I get the techy who knows this device inside and out, I would like to be prepared.
Thanks guys, and girls...
Anyway. So my screen is cracked, and I just dont feel like going through all the trouble to replace it myself. (Since you have to go in through the back of the phone, take the thing completely apart, just to get to the front of the phone)
So I just have a couple questions. If I unroot using ROM manager, then do a factory reset, wipe cache and data; will that be enough to keep from getting caught by verizon?
I've read in a few different places that sometimes pieces of previous OS iterations can be left behind when you go from one rom to the next; is that true? If so, what can I do to remedy this. I know that alot of the people who work for verizon don't know as much about these phones as some of us on the forums; so them knowing how to snoop around the file system is probably unlikely...but just incase I get the techy who knows this device inside and out, I would like to be prepared.
Thanks guys, and girls...