Ist androidmtk.com sicher?

I downloaded an image from my phone from the links provided, virus scanned, and it was clean. Most of the links do appear to be to external sites, and the author only is able to do so much to vet them. So the site itself is straightforward, from what I can tell, but the quality of links varies from trustworthy to not trustworthy at all. Also, to address what some of the other people on here are misleadingly saying, Rooting your phone is *completely legal*, it just voids your warranty. There was a scam by some less-than-honest phone companies awhile back posting fake news stories to try and trick people into *thinking* rooting your phone was illegal, but it was just a scam by big business to cut down on expenses when the EU ruled that they had to support phones regardless of if they were rooted or not as long as the rooting didn't damage hardware. Phone companies don't like you rooting because it lets you uninstall spyware and bloatware that they use to make money by spying on you and selling access to you, and they don't want to provide support to rooted phones. The *only* time where the legality of rooting your phone is questionable is if you don't own the phone (in other words, you're leasing the phone or it's a business-supplied phone, but in that case it's not rooting it that's illegal, but violating the owner's rights that makes it illegal).

There is nothing malicious, tricky, dangerous, deceptive, unsuitable, or underhanded about this site and/or its associated links. The site author has assembled a useful compendium of clear, tested, step-by-step instructions for rooting and tweaking some android devices, providing adequate warnings and explanations concerning the processes as necessary; and he has included in most cases the related web links for the required tools, programs, and apps -- most of which are from Open Source channels, some of which are freely made available by the phone manufacturers (e.g., Samsung's widely respected and altogether safe download site for its Odin program). The site author also gratefully cites attribution to the android developers who have contributed their programs and routines (again, Open Source stuff, nothing dangerous). In sum, the site is fine, and safe, and wonderfully helpful for anyone interested in rooting an android device.

Multiple third party sources list this site as malicious. It looks like it may trick a user into installing malware onto their phones. Odin 3 is a powerful tool for flashing your phone, but it can be very difficult to use and can immobilize your phone entirely. Rooting an Android phone is also illegal. There is no privacy policy and no contact information. The owner of this site also manipulates scorecards, and generally cannot be trusted.

Had to add Malware and Illegal tags due to the revelations that the site is instructing users in the unauthorized cracking of Android app packages. I cannot trust the downloads; hpHosts agrees (the blacklisting may take a while to show up on the scorecard).

"There's nothing wrong with the site!" Right, except, checking the download links, (not to worry, this laptop is up-armored with AVG2016/Malwarebytes Premium, and Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, come get some!). Anyway, all models, has "universaladbdriver.zip", as the download. Oh, did I forget to mention, it's hosted on mediafire.com. Now, the question that I have is, if it's the same driver file download, why not say so under a single a single download shortcut? Being the Devil's Advocate, and without proof (I am not going to download the thing tonight), is it has nothing to do with drivers, Android or otherwise. IMHO, looking for USB drivers, give this site a pass. Cheers.