04-07-2017, 09:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-07-2017, 10:03 AM by pax_eterna.)
ahhh, no. It is not. Follow the links 
That is a feeder page to entering all these surveys, and then trialling other stuff, before you get anywere NEAR data. And there are about 20 other Google hits that led back to the exact same pages. It is a scam with no actual result at the end. Go ahead try it 
And the HP Pro Slate series have the bootloader permanently locked in teh firmware by HP. It needs a HP firmware update to change this! Believe me I have been harrassing them constantly about it, absolute silence from their end hahaha, but one keeps trying!
For the record I CAN root this device ad have done so. But rooting is only a small part of the story. The bootloader is where all these 3rd party roms get loaded from. Locked bootloader means all you can load is a ROM that is exactly the same version of Android that is installed. For example I have installed the gAPPS PICO rom - BUT it is still 5.1.1. with very primitive USB support. I am thinking Marshmallow or Nougat might be a bit more mature, however they can't be loaded...because??? Yep a locked bootloader!
That is a feeder page to entering all these surveys, and then trialling other stuff, before you get anywere NEAR data. And there are about 20 other Google hits that led back to the exact same pages. It is a scam with no actual result at the end. Go ahead try it And the HP Pro Slate series have the bootloader permanently locked in teh firmware by HP. It needs a HP firmware update to change this! Believe me I have been harrassing them constantly about it, absolute silence from their end hahaha, but one keeps trying!
For the record I CAN root this device ad have done so. But rooting is only a small part of the story. The bootloader is where all these 3rd party roms get loaded from. Locked bootloader means all you can load is a ROM that is exactly the same version of Android that is installed. For example I have installed the gAPPS PICO rom - BUT it is still 5.1.1. with very primitive USB support. I am thinking Marshmallow or Nougat might be a bit more mature, however they can't be loaded...because??? Yep a locked bootloader!