Rooting an Android device is definitely a big deal but checking if device has root access should be a simple job, isn't it? Yes, it's an easy task to check if device has root access or not. Install Root checker from playstore( link present at the bottom of this post). This application will test if the device has root access in a simple, quick and reliable method. The su binary is the most common binary used on Android devices to grant and manage root access. Root Checker will check and verify that the su binary is located in a standard location on the device. Root Checker will also confirm the proper permissions and flags on the su binary in addition to testing that access is granted by the su binary.
Once installed follow the below steps
1) Open Root checker application
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| Root checker |
2) Click "verify root" option
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| Root checker |
3) Click "Remember choice forever" and wait for few seconds
That's it, done :).
If you would like to root your device then please refer to xda forums.
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