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Superuser application already handles that after you've enabled root access from Cyanogenmod settings.
by esolyt 15y ago
Superuser application already handles that after you've enabled root access from Cyanogenmod settings.
- drcube 15y agoWell, not quite. At least on my phone, an app keeps root permissions after allowing it with Superuser once. What I'd like is a "sudo" I have to allow everytime. So I know each time a program wants to have root priveleges and I can grant those priveleges selectively.