[General Questions and Answers] freestilesteve:
Yeah I knew that. Are you sure what your thinking of isnt a custom rom? I've used linux for many years. Actually I was using Linux when it was still called Unix. I've used many debian and red hat distributions, and even though linux is less prone to viruses I'm pretty sure you can still get a virus on linux although the chances are alot slimmer, and I myself personally never have. You also didnt mention "Riskware" which is also another one of the "Wares". Currently I use Ubuntu 14.04 lts, Mint 17.1 KDE/Cinnamon, and Fedora 21 w various de's and OS X 10.10 Yosemite. I been using linux since it came out. I remember testing out the first verison of kde in like 96-97. lol!!! Where was Android then? I've already did what you mentioned a thousand times and it dont work. It didnt work for me on this particular tablet and I'm thinking its specific to this device as I've did this method on other devices and got it switched over fine. Doing the steps everyone and yourself suggest/ed removes root either way after you remove kinguser in which you get this error "Installing Please wait..." and then after it fails it says "Installation Failed! ! Please reboot and try again if you reboot and try again it dont work. If you flash superSU.zip and try to install/update the binaries in supersu it says "There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem! If just upgraded to Android 4.3 you need to manually re-root- consult the relevant forums for your device." Thats beacuse root gets lost when kinguser is removed no matter what. I dont think people take the time to read my long ass posts, because if they did they would have realized that I've already did what they said and tried just about everything (Shown from the length of the posts and the explanation and detail in the procedures of everything I have described)

The problem is keeping root long enough to remove kinguser and replace with superSU but it dont do that so thats where the errors come. As soon as kinguser is removed root goes away instantly. I've already tried everything and had a back and forth thorough conversation with some pretty smart people in the Noob help section here, and in the end we just came to the conclusion that if it aint broke dont fix it. Of course root checker and all that was already used and done ( I dont forget basic things). TiBU gives the error "although the binary is functional, its not recognized" or something to that extent. I'm thinking its this particular device as I've never had trouble on any of my other devices or the devices I've rooted for other people. Already did the typical root explorer removal stuff and all that crap. The only way to replace kinguser in this retrospect is to do a full system format (not a normal wipe or factory reset but a FULL system format to wipe everything) reroot with another rooting app that has superSU already for superuser and wa la there you go. Of course I never did that cause as I stated kinguser is working fine and it didnt flag me any viruses and all my apps that require permissions have worked fine. Xposed, BusyBox, etc etc. Actually I rephrase that. I did that twice and ended up in a boot loop. Long story short had to restore stock rom from TWRP. Didnt think a third would produce any other result.

I dont care what anyone says. I'll still use AV no matter what. It's probably saved me more then once as I play more games then most cause I'm a beta tester for certain software application and hardware companies, and alot of the games I've had to download from various places have silently "flagged" me more then once. I'm U.S based but alot of these apps and games I test come from other countries so I'll be damned if I dont use AV. I mentioned the "Riskware" thing because if you actually do test and play alot of android games you'll get that one thrown at you alot. The average user wouldnt know its there because its not bundled with crap and can silently slide in. Just like "Malware" and "Spyware" can too but thsoe are atrributed more to "user error". You gotta remember the market for Android is bigger then Linux. I'm sure theres tons of "crapdroid" out there. Whether its based on Linux or not that doesnt mean your 100% AV free. Thats not just typical "user error" stuff too. Thats like saying "Safe Sex" is 100% safe with a condom on. lol!! How would somebody know that these games would have riskware in them when there supposed to be legit?? Of course that typical "user error" stuff could have happened to me by installing one of these games, but thats why I have to have AV to test them so that typical "user error" stuff dont happen. Without AV I'd still have to download,install and test these games and without AV I'm sure the ones that flagged "Riskware" would have "bastardized" my systems by now if I installed them without it. Better safe then sorry. I download, install and test up to 200-250 apks somedays and I'll tell you what, I wouldnt catch any of that "riskware" without the AV I have. Whether you'd want AV or not thats fine with me but I'll leave mine on and know that its actually help protect me time and time again.

Oh and if you want screenshots from my testings I'd be happy to post em for you. Just to show you the amount of crap that there is actually out there for android and from what I've been protected from. Your preference bro go AV free all you want, but I'll stick with it. Better safe then sorry like I already said. You really wanna go virus free get an Iphone. That coprocessors been encrypting data for years. I'm sure that outta make them apple fans smug at the "droidies" lol!! At least they gotta one up in that aspect. I'm sure other points could be argued as well. And if were still talking "Linux" why not get an Iphone for reals? IOS is based on OS X which is derived from Unix right?? So there you have it. Wanna get closer to Unix and be virus free get an Iphone and IOS. Wanna take a chance of getting some crap on your phone stick with android and linux. lol!! If that aint an oxymoron for ya. Ha Ha. ;)

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