Rooting is the process of allowing users of smartphones, tablets, and other devices running the Android mobile operating system to attain privileged control (known as root access) over various Android subsystems. Rooting an Android device can allow you to remove limitations that were placed by the manufacturer or carrier, install custom operating system versions or custom software, and extend the capabilities of the device.
However, rooting an Android device can also introduce security vulnerabilities that did not exist before, as it removes certain safeguards that were put in place by the manufacturer. It can also void the device's warranty and potentially cause problems with software updates.
To root a smartwatch running Android, you will need to follow a specific rooting process that is specific to your model of smartwatch. Rooting processes can vary widely, and it is important to carefully follow the instructions provided by the rooting tool you are using. It is also important to carefully consider the risks and potential consequences of rooting your device before proceeding.
If you are not familiar with rooting and the risks involved, it is generally recommended to leave your smartwatch unrooted. There are many other ways to customize and extend the capabilities of your smartwatch without rooting it, such as by installing third-party apps and watch faces.