This application will check and verify the su binary location and permissions on the device. The su binary is the most common binary used on Android devices to grant root access. Very simple, quick, and reliable test method to check for root access. This application will test the device for root access. One simple button allows Root (superuser) and BusyBox details to be shared for collaborating or troubleshooting! The application makes it very simple and easy to export the detailed output via email or any other social media application installed on the device. **PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ISSUES OR QUESTIONS REGARDING MY APPLICATION. This application will also allow the user to verify a proper BusyBox installation. The goal of this application is to provide even the newest Android user with a simple method to check their device for root access. The application presents all the details needed to properly troubleshoot any Root or BusyBox issues.

The Root Check mode displays the most important information when determining whether root (superuser) access has been properly installed: standard su binary locations and file permissions, root uid/gid (user id/group id) and SELinux context results, Superuser application installations and version, adb shell default user mode (shell or root user), SELinux Status (enforcing or not), and the System defined PATH.įor the more advanced and technically inclined users, many important details are provided around the Root and BusyBox installation. This application will allow the user to confirm they have proper root ( superuser ) access and a proper BusyBox installation.

**** THIS APPLICATION WILL NOT ROOT THE DEVICE **** **** THIS APPLICATION DOES NOT REQUIRE ROOT ACCESS ****

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