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Once installed, you’ll notice that no apps have root by default. When an app requests it, the will send a notification. Grant: The app gets permanent root access. Deny: The app is denied access.

| Aspect | MagiskSU | SuperSU | |--------|----------|---------| | | Yes (default) | No (modifies /system) | | SafetyNet Pass | Possible (with Magisk Hide) | Usually fails | | OTA Updates | Works (restore images first) | Breaks OTA | | Open Source | Yes (fully) | No (closed after Chainfire sold it) | | Active Development | Yes (by topjohnwu) | No (discontinued) | magisksu

: It provides a command-line interface through which superuser commands can be executed. This is particularly useful for developers or advanced users who prefer or need to manage root access programmatically. Once installed, you’ll notice that no apps have

: One of the significant advantages of using Magisk and, by extension, magisksu is that it maintains root access on the device even after rebooting. This persistence is crucial for users who rely on root access for daily operations. Deny: The app is denied access

If you're on a very new device (Android 14+ with GKI 2.0), you might consider KernelSU – but for compatibility, flexibility, and ease of use, MagiskSU is still the recommended starting point.