Well, I'm sure root is not for everyone, but then, so is installing a custom boot loader and stuff. Other vendors don't have problems refusing warranty services on self-bricked phones. I don't say Google can't sell Android in this manner, I'm just saying I bought it because it was labeled "Open Source", and I assumed I could install my own Kernel. Now I can't and I am severely dissapointed. How many phones will be bricked in the attempt to do it anyway, I do not know. I think this joint decision between T-Mobile and Google was a mistake, and it makes me sad.
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