Tell me more ×  I have an android phone with Sprint which I
dropped and cracked the screen. I have insurance, and they've
already sent me a new phone. However, my old phone is rooted and
has CyanogenMod on it. Will they charge me for the full cost of
the phone (instead of just the deductible) when they find that
my phone is rooted/has CyanogenMod on it? I don't see why they
would, because which ROM it had wouldn't prevent the screen from
getting cracked, but I want to know if I'll have to flash it
back to factory stuff before sending it back to Asurion.
share|improve this question Let's think about the cost/benefit
here; 10 minutes SBFing back to stock could save you the full
cost of a phone if it is in fact an issue for the
carrier/insurance place. On the other hand, if you SBF back and
they don't check/care, then it doesn't matter anyway. – 
shambleh Aug 3 '11 at 19:58 @shambleh What does SBF mean? Also,
I don't have any backups of before I rooted/flashed CM7 (the
tutorial I read didn't say to make one) so