Can tweak settings with interface and accessibility (Notification bar, Status bar, Lock Screen, Navigation keys/menus, camera modes, graphics DPI settings, etc.).It allows you to uninstall system apps and games which are preloaded (Bloatware).Can install MODs, Kernel Source, Xposed Framework, Xposed Module, etc.Allows you to flash modded (.zip) files.Can change/add/edit/delete system root directory files and apps.Capable of installing compatible Custom ROMs easily.This gives you more power than the normal one. So, you can do all the customizations like change UI look, change rooted settings, install Xposed modules, lock screen customizations, and more. You can find the latest release notes, installation instructions, and FAQs here.It gives you the superuser or administrator access over Android System and Subsystem. However, the target SDK version has not yet been increased and will be addressed in a future commit.Īs always, you'll be able to find the latest version of Magisk from topjohnwu's GitHub. The reason, he says, is because of Android 10's SELinux restrictions on executing files within an app's home directory - the same restrictions that forced the Termux developers to abandon serving updates to the app on Google Play. In addition, topjohnwu says that, by shipping all binaries as 'native libraries' of the Manager APK, the target SDK version of the Manager app can be set to 29 or higher. Since the required binaries and scripts are contained within the Manager APK, you can bypass needing to download any files on the target device you want to root.

Previously, the Manager app required an active Internet connection in order to download the latest Magisk ZIP from GitHub. Besides reducing complexity, this also makes the entire installation and uninstallation process completely offline.

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