Need to give SuperSU access from 1 application to another application.
This is not even a question what the hell?
IMO an app can't grant superuser rights to another app.
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Hello, my device is rooted and I can check it through the Root Checker app and I can also use all the features that require root access (Android Tuner, Root Explorer, etc.) but I cannot use the Permission Pro (aka Permission Denied) app. For instance, when I want to disable some permission feature, it says that the app doesn't have SuperUser permission. Also, I cannot find the app in the app list in the SuperUser app. Also, when I launch the app, the "SuperUser box" didn't pop up for me to select "gain SuperUser permission". What is the problem?
I'm trying to build an application that will work like Superuser manager application, and will give/deny root premission for all the 'root' applications in my phone,
How can i send the applications that require root to ask me for permission?
I'm trying to add these 2 Java to my app, but it doesn't work, what's worng?
https://github.com/ChainsDD/Superuser/blob/master/src/com/noshufou/android/su/SuRequestActivity.java
https://github.com/ChainsDD/Superuser/blob/master/src/com/noshufou/android/su/SuRequestReceiver.java
Hi
i have rooted my phone and installed super user and give permission ALLOW to a specific app, now i just unistalled the superuser app and didnt unroot the phone
is this keep the app that i allowed in first place with rooted permision or should always keep the super user installed so that apps have the root acces
thank you
I unrooted my samsung galxy note 2 using the super user app and then it wont restart,neither it would charge
Well first you need to understand that the superuser app is only used to manage superuser permissions that means prevents an app from getting su rights untilled you allow an app.This also means that superuser app donot have anything to do with root. So without the presence of superuser app, every app can get such rights until you unroot your phone.But if you unrooted your phone with the superuser app and then uninstalled the superuser app all apps will be denied such rights as your phone is not rooted.
Unrooting may leave you in a bootloop so first take a backup of your firmware just in case you brick your phone.
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I have an app that updates itself (without the Google Play store).
It loses superuser rights after update (the user is asked again to grant access).
1 . Can I keep su rights after update?
2. Or grant su rights to all apps (like I can do with SuperSU)?
Thanks.
I've got hope. The GSAMBattery app said it needs rights to display more data. If you have root, the app does that for you. If not, you should enter this command:
adb shell pm grant com.gsamlabs.bbm android.permission.BATTERY_STATS
The way I see it, it simply means that I'm granting rights here that I could otherwise only do with root. Now the question: Is it possible with ALL rights? I would need the superuser for the App Automate, so that it can automatically move my device into the flight mode and out again.
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Try this
You can use Magisk root and use Magisk manager to hide root status from your device to use all applications.:laugh:
Thats not the point. Huawei doesnt give away unlock codes anymore (dont know why) and I also want future OTAs. So actually rooting is no option.
I just wonder bc the line above IS some kind of acting as root. So isnt it possible to gibe rights to other apps the same way?
Is it not possible? Then why did it work with the battery app?
Rookie1919 said:
Is it not possible? Then why did it work with the battery app?
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The command that you used is not the same thing as root permissions, you merely granted the app permission for a certain action. No, you cannot use this methid to acheive the sane thing as full root permissions for all apps.
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I dont want to do a full root permission with this command. The app Automate need "superuser" rights for putting the device in flight mode. I only want to grant that one for the one specific app.