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If you root your android device, and then factory restore it... does it remain rooted?

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marked as duplicate by ale, eldarerathis Jun 11 '14 at 1:21

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Yes. you need to Root after Factory Reset

also, and if you want to unroot then remove busybox, remove files in /system/xbin folder, and in SuperSU application in Options, Choose Uninstall

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    This is not correct. Root binaries are put in /system, unless you use some kind of very unusual root method, and /system is not erased by a factory reset. You wouldn't need to re-root unless you somehow moved your root app (Superuser, SuperSU) to a user app on /data (but there's no reason to do that). – eldarerathis Jun 11 '14 at 1:21
  • From what i learned i need to Root Again.. maybe im wrong, please correct me – OverCoder Jun 11 '14 at 13:10

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