Rooting


Why Root?


Install Apps without Developer Mode

Installing apps without root requires enabling developer mode. It needs a developer account, and has a timer that deletes apps after 1000 hours. Rooting allows you to install apps without developer mode.

Gain More Control

You can install custom screensavers, set up DIY ambient lighting, and more.

Free Up Space

Some models have store demo videos preloaded. They could take up to 500MB of space. Rooting allows you to delete them.

Risks of Rooting


Before rooting, make sure you understand the risks:

Warranty

Rooting may void your warranty. We're not responsible for any damage caused.

Bricking Risk

Rooting via software methods is generally safe and usually has no consequences if it fails.

However, making system changes without proper knowledge or ignoring warnings can damage (brick) your TV.

Security Issues

Rooting allows you to enable SSH and Telnet. If your TV is exposed to the internet, hackers could gain access - especially when you have Telnet enabled, which has no password protection.

Firmware Updates & Factory Reset

Rooting usually remains after firmware updates. However, if you perform a factory reset and lose root access, you may not be able to root your TV again.

Rooting Methods