Your Android mobile has unlimited potential in customizations and performance tweaks that allow users to use their devices in peak mode. But smartphone OEMs mostly don’t allow users to tweak or customize their handsets with third-party help. That leads to restrictions in unlocking the bootloader, rooting, installing custom modules, etc on Android devices due to some security flaws. However, Magisk has unlocked a new way of rooting Android devices since 2016. Recently, Kitsune Magisk surfaced and gained some popularity. So, you can check this full guide on How to Root or Unroot via Magisk Kitsune.
As we all know Magisk is a systemless rooting solution that can easily enable root access on your Android device without modifying system partitions. By doing so, you can enjoy all benefits like ad-blocking, superuser access to the Android subsystem, control over deep customizations, performance boost, flashing third-party firmware, removing bloatware, etc. Additionally, Magisk will you to bypass Google’s SafetyNet checks to use online banking apps and other platform security validation on a rooted device.
Now, a new competitor has entered into this domain called ‘Magisk Kitsune’ which is one kind of a patch over traditional Magisk. Though it’s under the unofficial state right now, the benefits are quite awesome & plenty of features have been added. So, what’s this app exactly do, and how it’s considered to be a better version of Magisk? Well, let’s check it out. We’ve also provided the steps to root your Android device via Magisk Kitsune. Even if you’ve already rooted your handset via Magisk, you’ll be able to switch to Kitsune Magisk after following this guide.
What is Magisk Kitsune?
Magisk Kitsune is an unofficial patch or add-on of the default Magisk that allows Android device users to enable root access quite easily using the same traditional method. In Japanese mythology, ‘kitsune’ means fox spirits which are known for magical abilities, power, and intelligence. So, the ‘Magisk Kitunse’ name can also bring some better things. There is no major change in Magisk rooting steps and Magisk Kitsune rooting steps.