Rooting your Android device means gaining the root access to all your system files. By gaining the root access, a user can modify, replace or change the behavior of the system by modding the system files. This can be harmful or fruitful depending on what you’re doing. We have made several posts oh how to root your device with different superuser applications. However, in today’s blog post, we are discussing how to uninstall Magisk and completely unroot your phone.
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Magisk is a systemless root manager tweak which allows you to gain systems less root access. There are many inbuilt functionalities which people like about Magist. Some of them are the ability to hide root status, easy installation of Magisk addons. There are many add-ons available which you can use to alter your device system files. However, after some extent, you will get bored with Magisk and may want to delete it. If so, then don’t worry because this article will guide you on how to completely remove Magisk from your smartphone and unroot it properly.
What is Magisk?
If you are an Android user, you must have heard about the term Magisk. It is actually a tool used for customizing Android devices. Magisk was developed back in 2016, by XDA developer topjohnwu. It essentially modifies your system without actually modifying it. Before rolling any deeper you must know some of the key features about this new tool Magisk.
Basically, Magisk is a “systemless” root method. It helps to modify your Android system in an essential way. All these modifications are stored in the boot partition rather than modifying the real system files. Since the original files remain untouched, the modifications cannot be detected by Google SafetyNet. Moreover, this tool introduces your device to the world of modifications. Along with Root, Magisk brings several other modules using which you can extend the performance and functionality of your device.
