To start with, you will first have to unlock the phone’s bootloader, which will further enable you to install a custom recovery, like TWRP in this case. So, if you want to add some more features, customize the appearance of the OS, or want to shift to another firmware altogether, you will need a few things. Manufacturers only tend to deliver certain unique features to specific devices and that’s just about what a regular user would get. But that certainly couldn’t be done on any stock OEM device. There’s no limit to what you can tweak up in the software. Android is a versatile OS and that’s majorly because of its open source nature.
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