@DrRokko What separates the Raspberry Pi from those chinese TV Boxes you find online is that it can be shaped in whatever you want and its purpose can be changed with just a SD card swap, so it's pretty much a no brainer when it comes to choose between that and a closed system that only does one thing.
The Raspberry Pi can be a pretty good TV box with other apps like XBMC and LibreELEC, but those are a bit more complicated for "regular people" with their way of work and their not fully intuitive GUIs.
With Emteria instead, the Raspberry Pi can become a good TV box that's also easy to use. The problem is that it doesn't give you the chance to unroot or hide the root to use legit apps just like (some) other Android TV Boxes. It's pretty much the only thing that keeps Emteria from being a good Android TV system.
Should we cancel our subscriptions to Sky, Netflix and other on demand services because they have to protect the contents they put on? No of course, that's just being silly.
I just thought Emteria worked like most Android systems out there, so i would like to know if there's really no way of unrooting it.
