No, this is not possible. You will encounter an error stating that the app is not permitted to run on a rooted device when trying to use it on an Android device.
Rooting is a procedure that involves unlocking or jailbreaking a device, such as a smartphone or tablet. While rooting grants users more control over their devices, it also exposes them to several risks and drawbacks. These include:
Security Compromise: Rooting can weaken the security mechanisms put in place by the device manufacturer and operating system, making the device more vulnerable to malicious attacks and unauthorized access.
Phone Instability: Modifying the device's operating system through rooting can lead to instability, including frequent crashes, freezes, or performance issues that may impact the overall functionality of the device.
Voided Warranty: Rooting typically voids the warranty provided by the device manufacturer or service provider. This means that if any hardware or software issues arise after rooting, you may not be eligible for free repairs or replacements.
Data Loss: Incorrectly performing the rooting process or using incompatible software can result in data loss. This includes personal files, contacts, settings, and even installed applications.
Considering the sensitive health information contained in the app, it is important to note that we do not allow our app to run on rooted devices. The inherent risks associated with rooting make the device more susceptible to potential cyberattacks or unauthorized access, compromising the confidentiality and integrity of the health information stored on the device. We advise you to check with the place or person from whom you purchased the device to determine whether it has been rooted. If the device has been rooted, we recommend using a non-rooted device to ensure the security and proper functioning of the app and to protect the privacy of your health information.
If your phone has been deliberately rooted, then in most cases it is possible to undo this.