"You need to known what you're doing if you're going to be performing root functions on
your phone."
that's the bottom line.
let's face it, some of the posters here sound as if they started rooting in the delivery room after the doctor smacked them on the bottom.
and that's good, because you guys are a true font of information.
thank you!
but since you can potentially ruin your phone (which, thankfully, EVERYONE on this board cautiously points out), if you don't have the time to invest in understanding at least part of the root process or money to put down for a new phone, you might be better off either leaving it as is or getting someone more knowledgeable to do it.
if i used my Fascinate as a phone, i probably would not have rooted. for me, the Fascinate is an internet device/media player only and since Verizon won't upgrade Fascinate over wifi (right?), i rooted.
after reading various forums for days and finally wading thru a 50 page thread here, i did root my Fascinate. my 2.2.1 is a little glitchy and i still have that blue recovery screen for some reason, but i'm satisfied--for now.
but trust me, the process takes time to understand and can be a little scary...