Yes rooted LG V20. As soon as a new Android device is released, many developers try to find ways to get it access root to access superuser or superuser settings.
So the developer Chainfire just announced the root of the new LG V20 smartphone.
In a Twitter post, the developer thanked Jc Adduono for his support and announced that he had successfully rooted LG V20, just days after rooting on the new Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones.
Chainfire has of course managed to install the SuperSU on the V20 smartphone. The SuperSU for those who do not know is the tool that grants access to a superuser, but to function it needs root access first.
The method requires users to install the TWRP to make the SuperSU flash on V20. You should also unlock the bootloader first and instructions for that are provided on XDA Developers forum, where the method was also published.
Rooting the device will give you access to every function of the smartphone, as well as the option to install applications that will enhance its performance. However, root has some disadvantages too. Pay Android and other banking applications may not work on the phone if they find that it is rooted.
In addition, rooting on a smartphone may invalidate its warranty and there is always a chance of spoofing the device, so if you are a thinker, go ahead with caution and ask for help from someone who has done it again.
