Root all the devices you own with Root All Devices. Similar to jailbreaking other phones of yesteryear, it's possible to "root" your Android mobile phone or other Android technological device so you can gain access to all of the files on those devices, even though the original manufacturer doesn't want you to freely use your Android. Well, your phone will at least seem like it's rooted, though no changes are actually made.

You can, however, find out whether the device you download the mobile app Root All Devices onto is rooted or not, and what kind of root is present, if any.

Root All Devices also gives you the ability to look through a wide database of different means of rooting Android tablets and phones. So, even though this program doesn't actually make any changes related to rooting, you can figure out exactly how to root whatever Android device you have access to, and which ways can be completed the latest, among other useful tidbits of information related to the process of rooting.

Let's assume that you already have a rooted device. Sometimes, glitches and errors can occur in rooting, so Root All Devices has a tool to check how well it's rooted already.