An open-source systemless interface allowing users to root Android devices and run Magisk modules to modify system components without modifying the system partition.
Magisk Root is an open-source systemless rooting solution developed by John Wu in 2016. It provides root access by modifying the boot image rather than the system partition, allowing users to run rooted apps and mods without tampering with the core system.
Some key features of Magisk include:
Magisk Root allows advanced Android users to take full control over their device's capabilities without tripping Knox flags or other hardware-level integrity checks. It is a popular choice for rooting among custom ROM users and developers.
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