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I'm not sure if it's the same on older versions, but on recent Android versions, that requires a rooted device.
by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm not sure if it's the same on older versions, but on recent Android versions, that requires a rooted device.
- Latty 6y agoInterestingly, it appears to be back in 11. You are right it wasn't possible for some set of versions, not sure how far you have to go back for it to be possible again. They appear to have added it back with a big warning screen similar to what they do for VPNs and stuff telling users it could compromise them, which is reasonable. It was a pain you couldn't before.
- Aachen 6y agoI see you've guessed why I'm on Android 7! The updater refuses to work if you have su.apk in your system directory. Can't simply ignore that file now, can we?