With the application Root Checker we can quickly verify and in a single click if an Android device has superuser privileges, or if otherwise we must embark on the rooting process to have access to applications and utilities that cannot be executed by the user who proposes the terminal as it reaches the commercial shelves.
After acquiring an Android device, and after messing with it ad nauseam to find out about the most remote options that we can find in each of its menus, if you have a geek spirit, you always want more. So the recognition of all the possibilities of the official firmware is followed by the real fiddling, which is the installation of new ROMs and of course, the root of the terminal that will grant it superuser permissionsor to have access to utilities that we did not have before.
Many times the rooting process is long and requires prior preparations, and other times it consists of using an automatic tool that will carry out the process quickly, without causing us any headaches. The point is that at the end of either of these two processes, what interests us is to know, as soon as possible, if the phone already has root privileges. It also happens that some Chinese devices with Android systems are already rooted as standard, and we cannot know if this is the case with our terminal or tablet until we install an application that needs superuser permissions and develop its function directly. But, either after performing a rooting process, or after unpacking our new Android device, we can use an application that It will confirm if we are root or not with the press of a button: Root Checker.
To know if our device has superuser privileges, we just have to download and install Root Checker from Google Play, run it and once in its interface, click on the button «Verify Root Access». If our device is rooted, we will see a congratulatory message «Congratulations! This device has root access! ».
Root Checker is a very useful, simple and free application available at Google Play, so if you are one of those who tend to fiddle, this tool cannot be missing from your list of applications.