FCC considers new rules to stop the scammers from hijacking the cell phone.

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 SIM swapping and port-out fraud can be fatal to your personal information. The FCC is looking for new rules to amend for the tightening security around your data and phones in order to prevent the sim swapping and port out frauds in which fraudsters can access the personal information and phone number for nefarious purposes. The agency revealed that it has received numerous complaints from the consumers and has suffered financial harm and significant distress due to this. Sim swapping is when someone hijacks your phone number to interfere with the two-factor authentication code(which you use to verify login access or account access). The anonymous access the phones and sends the data to the other device without the user's consent and permissions and they even won't know that their data are exposed. Port-out fraud occurs when the fraudsters open an account with different cell phone carriers than the victims and has the victim's phone number transferred to the new account wi...

Should you root your device?

  

Heya! Welcome to the VonSeR views. So here's the big question for the techy ones is that whether should root their device or not. Well, the answer is yes and no which can differ from the people's perspectives. But if you are here read further to know my views.



Rooting your device needs a little bit of knowledge about your device. Well, here I am not gonna discuss how to root your device. You can find tonnes of articles and videos available on the internet. Let's get back to the topic. The answer is yes you can root your device if you are not satisfied with the tweaks in your default ROM so you can definitely. But rooting your device limits the number of apps you use in your daily life. I meant to say that you would not be able to access the apps like Netflix, and other payment apps. But don't get worried there's a method to bypass all these. Every phone has its unique code and record to their respective companies which have the report whether the device is rooted or not. But no need to worry there's away. You can use the Magisk module to bypass these which lets you easily access whatever apps you need. 




Magisk Module (Source: magiskapp.com)

Now here's the issue that if you are not well known about how to add tweaks and put the settings then you might end up bricking your device. So it's not at all recommended to everyone except the ones who want to test new features and test their curiosity. Well, rooting gives all the access and tweaks you can add on your own which the company doesn't provide due to some security reasons, and Bla! Bla! Bla!

Here's the question which will arise later that Are all devices accessible to be rooted. So the answer is no. Not all but yes many companies can be by unlocking the bootloader. Devices of Oppo, Vivo, IQOO, and Realme can't be accessible for rooting. For root purposes, I'll recommend Xiaomi, POCO, Redmi, Motorola, and OnePlus. For Xiaomi brands, you'll have to wait for some days to unlock your bootloader but OnePlus is instant and direct. 

Will rooting be available in the future? Not sure, but perhaps the chances are there that it might not be available. What's your view about rooting your phone? Give your views in the comment section below. That's for it. Thanks for reading. Peace!


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