How to Enable Root or Superuser Access on Android Devices Running CyanogenMod ROM

Root is the first step when an Android user decide to journey in the Android hacking and tweaking world. By rooting an Android device, we can open the whole system and possibilities become unlimited. One of the most reason why user want to root their Android device is to installing a custom ROM. Now, for you who are using CyanogenMod ROM on your Android device and want a root mode / access, here is the easy steps to unlock the root mode on CyanogenMod ROMs.

How to unlock root mode on Android device running CyanogenMod ROMs

1. To unlock root mode on Android device which running CyanogenMod ROM, we must unlock the "Developer option". Go to "Settings" menu
2. Scroll down and select "About phone"
3. Look for "Build number", then tap rapidly on it for about 7 - 10 times. If you're done it right, there should be appear message "you have enabled developer option".
   
   
   
4. Now back to "Settings" menu, you will see "Developer option" option, choose it.
   
   
   
5. Scroll down slowly to find "Root Access", tap it. Then choose / select "Apps and ADB".
   
   
   
   
   
   
6. Done! From now on if you run an application that asking for superuser permission, it will appear menu where you can grant or deny it's superuser permission request.

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