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     How To Unroot and Uninstall SuperSU from Your Android Phone

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     How to Unroot Any Rooted Android Device! [1-Click Universal Method]

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2. droidwin.com › how-to-give-superuser-root-accessHow to Give SuperUser Root Access to Apps via KernelSU

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   4 days ago · Here’s how it could be done: Download and install the desired rooted app on your device. Then launch KernelSU and head over to the SuperUser tab. After that, select the desired app of your choice from the list. Now enable the toggle next to SuperUser and launch that app. Some apps might give you a prompt at this point, tap Allow/OK.

3. xdaforums.com › t › inexperience-with-rootingInexperience with rooting devices, kernels, TWRP and Magisk

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   4 days ago · I recently acquired a Samsung A30s device from a second person upon which I discovered it was rooted. Since I wanted to install banking apps on the device, I decided to unroot it, with no prior experience. I installed a couple apps; TWRP, SuperSU, Kingoroot and on launching the TWRP, and pressing the reboot button, it went off and on turning on ...

4. droidwin.com › 3-methods-unroot-any-android-deviceHow to Unroot any Android Device: Uninstall Magisk/KernelSU

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   5 days ago · Next up, disable and remove all the LSPosed/Xposed modules installed on your device [if present]. Here’s how it could be done: Launch the LSPosed app, go to Modules, select the module, and disable the toggle next to it. Then go back a step, long-press the module, and select Uninstall. Do so for all the modules.

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5. drfone.wondershare.com › root › hide-root-from-appsHide Root from Apps like Snapchat, Pokémon Go ... - Dr.Fone

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   4 days ago · Step 3. Now click on settings and activate the Magisk Manager Hide option. Here’s what that screen will look like. Step 4. Click on the Menu button again and select the Magisk Hide option. Step 5. Select the app that you would like to hide the fact that your phone is rooted. So if you’d like to hide root from Snapchat, hide root Pokémon go ...

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6. droidwin.com › how-to-root-android-device-viaHow to Root Android Device via KernelSU [GKI and LKM]

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   5 days ago · Here’s how all of this could be carried out: To begin with, root your device via Magisk patched boot/init_boot. After that, download and install the KernelSU app on your device. Now root your device via KernelSU using any of the given methods. Then launch the Magisk app > tap on Uninstall > Complete Uninstall.

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7. drfone.wondershare.com › root › supersu-rootFull Guide to SuperSU Root and Its Best Alternative-Dr.Fone

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   4 days ago · See the following simple steps to learn the details: Step 1: On your phone or computer browser, go to the SuperSU Root site and download the SuperSU zip file. If you download it on your computer, you need to transfer it to your device. Step 2: Get the device in the TWRP recovery environment.

8. People also ask

   How to unroot SuperSU Android?

   • Scroll down to Full unroot option and tap it. SuperSU will prompt you if you really want to continue with unrooting your device. Tap Continue. Now reboot your device and when it boots up, uninstall SuperSU app by selecting Uninstall option on the SuperSU app page on Google Play Store. Your phone or tablet should now be unrooted. Enjoy!

   How to Unroot Android Devices Manually - DroidViews

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   How do I unroot my Android phone?

   • The simplest and most universal way to unroot Android devices is by reinstalling the device's stock firmware. This will work regardless of the device, ROM, kernel, or recovery. You can also try unrooting using SuperSU or Magisk, but this doesn't always work. There are some third-party apps that unroot phones, but those also don't always work.

   How to unroot your Android phone or tablet - Android Authority

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   How do I unroot my Nexus?

   • Nexus and other Developer Edition Phones running Lollipop and Before : If the SuperSU method doesn't work, you can manually unroot your device by deleting the su binary. This is the file that gives you root access on pre-Marshmallow phones, so deleting it and then re-flashing Android's stock recovery should do the trick.

   How to Unroot Your Android Phone - How-To Geek

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   How do I remove root from SuperSU?

   • There is an option in SuperSU in the settings tab, called Full Unroot, use that and it will remove root from your device. You must log in to answer this question. Highly active question. Earn 10 reputation (not counting the association bonus) in order to answer this question.

   How to Remove Super SU - Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange

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9. technastic.com › freez4 Methods to Uninstall, Freeze and Disable Apps without Root

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   5 days ago · Connect your Android device to the computer and execute the following command. adb shell. Now use one of the following commands to uninstall a system app on your Android. #1 To uninstall an app with its data. pm uninstall --user 0 <package-name>. #2 To uninstall an app but keep its data.