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Superuser - ChainsDD

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Superuser is an application for granting and manage Superuser rights (su) for your Android phone. Apps that are granted su have elevated permissions and can modify just about any part of the system. Superuser runs as any other app and gives you, the user, a place to see what...

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  • FreeOpen Source

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  • Android  Root required
  • Android Tablet  Root required
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And also a duplicate of SuperSu, to be more specific, SuperSu it's just an update for that SuperUser aplication, however, both apps do pretty much the same thing, so as SuperUser was dicontinued they came up with SuperSU.

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  • Developed by

    US flagChainsDD (Adam Shanks)
  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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OS & UtilitiesNetwork & Admin

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  •  589 Stars
  •  364 Forks
  •  42 Open Issues
  •   Updated May 14, 2023 
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What is Superuser - ChainsDD?

Superuser is an application for granting and manage Superuser rights (su) for your Android phone. Apps that are granted su have elevated permissions and can modify just about any part of the system. Superuser runs as any other app and gives you, the user, a place to see what apps you have allowed or denied, as well as view a log of what apps have used su when. The su binary is what other apps call when they need superuser rights. The binary checks the database maintained by Superuser to determine if you have already granted rights to the requesting app, and if not tells Superuser to display a prompt asking you for permission.

This app requires that you already have root, or a custom recovery image to work.

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