[Galaxy Note 4 General] duke2004:
Hi guys!

Hopefully, I'm posting on the right thread.

Searching through this forum realized that I couldn't find a way to root my phone as I want to make sure that I wouldn't end up in troubles.

There are a lots of complexities rooting this Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Unlocked International (SM-N910C, Exynos-Poland XEO firmware with Lollipop 5.1.1) And I'm looking here for an answer cause is really confusing. Will it be anyone who has the same phone as mine? Just to explain me how to get rid of this bloody ads, bloatware, battery drainage and all the crap that exists on my phone...

I don't use a micro SD card on it yet, so no external storage just internal 32 GB memory.

I'm one of the thousands guys who moved from iPhone to Android. I was excited but now I'm really disappointed...

Being a total noob in rooting a device, thought I would find some help on this forum. The phone is only for personal use.

I would like to keep my phone as clean as possible using a Google account (or other, is it possible?), be able to use it

securely and to install apps to help me doing day to day activities on it. I'm not into games or wish to have a 'fancy' customized type of phone.

So, here are my questions:

1. Which way is the BEST to root my phone at this time? Please, just guide me to do it properly...

There are so many methods, which one is 'stable' and up to date?

2. If rooting will void the Samsung Knox, the phone would be more vulnerable to exploits, malware, etc?

As I understood, Knox is type of secure app...

3. If you do a complete backup before Knox will be tripped and after flashing any other ROMS, there is a way to

flash again your Samsung stock ROM with Knox still there?

4. After rooting you obviously want to download apps but still gonna ask you for permissions. What do I have to do, allow them as I do (no options otherwise!) when install them on my phone?

5. I'm just wondering, is worth to root my phone being a noob? Could someone explain why and what to do after rooting just to keep my phone secured?

I'm hoping that these questions will get answers for other people like myself and do help them to switch from iPhone to Android because as far as I'm concerned now, I should've kept my iPhone. Jailbreaking was easier in comparison to rooting.

It's hard to get used with the language and terminologies that you guys are using here and you have to agree with me. That's why I'd like to ask the Android developers if they can give us GOOD and REAL reasons to be safe using rooted phones these days and how to use it properly.

I really wanted to post my frustration about rooting because is sooo mixed up. The HINTS that we need are not quite clear... No wonder that rooting is very complex today if we take in consideration that there are so many different companies manufacturing phones with their Android flavors and the developers are doing an awesome job sharing with us their knowledge.

I totally understand that and is very much appreciated considering their time spent to make us happy. But if anyone would search the net on 'how to and why rooting a device' it will make you go mad! Seriously... I'm talking here about my SM-N910C phone. I suppose that's why too many people these days are rushing

into rooting and ending up bricking their phones or have no idea what to do with their rooted phones after that.

Thanks for listening guys and hope that you will have time answering to this post. Wish you all the best!

[MENTION=456300]danilo[/MENTION] Pantelic

Cheers for making this thread happening, mate...