Can I Root my phone and then Unroot it?

[prodigy]

Good evening. I've got this question in my mind: If I Root my phone and Uninstall the apps which I don't use, is it possible to Unroot my phone WITHOUT loosing my warranty? Is it safe to do such a thing? I mean Rooting then Unrooting ,am I going to miss a thing if I do this? One other question: does Rooting make the phone slower or faster or none of them?

Thanks.

[Thommo · Accepted solution]

Tricky one to answer - If you unlock your bootloader then yes, chances are your warranty would become void however if you are able to root your device without unlocking the bootloader then in my opinion you will be fine as your TA partition is still intact as mine is - you can once rooted without unlocking the bootloader create a TA backup and then unlock your bootloader because you can always restore the TA backup and your phone will return to the state of unlocked bootloader and partition intact - So you have a few choices but if it's just to remove apps then consider a program called Debloater which can freeze system apps and render them invisible to the apps draw

[prodigy]

Thank you Thommo so much. Would you please explain what is the meaning of TA partition? How to create a TA backup? Is it the same one in PCC? I mean backup and restore option in the PCC. 

[Thommo]

No a TA backup is a piece of software created by XDA members see here for full details explaining what it is and how to do it

[prodigy]

Thank you a lot. That was very helpfull.:smileyhappy: