Unlocking and Rooting Mobile Devices GMOB Practice Questions (Page 9)

Questions 41–45

1. 41application · medium

   An organization uses an MDM that supports root detection. A user's device is flagged as rooted, but the user insists they only used a third-party tool to 'debloat' the device. Which response is most appropriate?

   • AInvestigate the device to confirm the root status and determine if the tool actually granted root access.
   • BTrust the user's explanation and remove the flag.
   • CImmediately block the device from corporate resources without further investigation.
   • DRe-image the device to factory settings.
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2. 42application · medium

   An organization is updating its mobile device policy. They want to allow rooted devices only if they can be managed securely. Which policy element is essential to include?

   • ARequire the device to pass a root-detection check and enforce containerization for corporate data.
   • BMandate that the device be enrolled in the MDM and that the MDM can perform a remote wipe.
   • CProhibit the installation of any third-party apps.
   • DRequire the user to sign a form acknowledging the risks of rooting.
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4. 43foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common third-party method used to root an Android device?

   • ASending a special SMS message to the device that triggers a hidden root function.
   • BUsing the manufacturer's official software update tool to install a root package.
   • CFlashing a custom recovery like TWRP and then installing a root management app such as Magisk.
   • DEnabling 'Root access' in the device's developer options menu.
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5. 44foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common indicator that an Android device has been rooted?

   • AThe device's battery percentage is shown in the status bar.
   • BThe presence of the Superuser or Magisk app in the app drawer.
   • CThe device's IMEI number is displayed in the settings menu.
   • DThe device's Wi-Fi MAC address is randomly generated.
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6. 45application · medium

   A user wants to remove carrier bloatware from their Android phone and install a custom ROM. They ask the IT department if this is allowed. The company's policy prohibits rooting. Which statement best explains the relationship between the user's goal and the policy?

   • ARemoving carrier bloatware and installing a custom ROM typically requires unlocking the bootloader and rooting, which is prohibited by policy.
   • BThe policy only applies to company-issued devices, not personal devices.
   • CThe user can remove bloatware without rooting by disabling apps in settings.
   • DThe user can install a custom ROM without unlocking the bootloader if they use a third-party tool.
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