In this guide, we will show you the steps to switch from SuperSU to Magisk. When it comes to extracting maximum benefits of an open-source OS like Android, gaining administrative privileges stands right there at the top. Also known as rooting the device, it brings in a plethora of goodies with itself. Be it for flashing custom binaries or trying out mods, the possibilities stand endless. In this regard, SuperSU was the go-to choice when it came to rooting a smartphone.
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However, it suffered from a major drawback- it made changes to the system partition. This would then trip the SafetyNet which straightaway resulted in the inability of various apps to function properly. All this then paved the way for Magisk. Allowing the users to root their devices, it also comes with an additional benefit- it carries out all its tasks ‘systemless. In other words, it made no changes to the system partition, and hence the SafetyNet remains preserved.
So even if your device is rooted, SafetyNet wouldn’t be able to identify the same since the system is intact. As a result, apps like Pokemon Go, Google Pay, and Netflix would function well and well. So with such a long list of benefits attached, no doubt many tech enthusiasts have their eyes set on Magisk. If you are also currently using SuperSU and wish to switch to Magisk, then this guide is all that you would need. Follow along for the detailed instructions.
How To Switch From SuperSU To Magisk (Detailed Guide)
Before we list out the instruction, make sure to take a complete device backup. Once that is done, you may start off with the below steps.
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