They're not. You're allowed by law to root your phone. You're not allowed to by loosely worded TOS's that invalidate your warranty for doing so. It'll take a few years before we get the same protection on our handsets that we do on our desk/laptops. Hopefully it will be Google themselves championing that call. Otherwise it's just an uphill battle for us poor consumers.
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My only complaint......
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