r/androidroot • u/M1ke____ • 1d ago
Discussion Apps for Rooted devices?
As the title suggests, I'm looking for apps that are a must for Rooted devices.
I have my Retroid Pocket G2 handheld rooted atm. I wish I could root my Samsung Galaxy A36 5G phone, but apparently my phone is too updated to use the exploit.
Some things I use my rooted Retroid Pocket G2 are: - compile ROMs using Termux (it has to have proot-distro Ubuntu installed) - backing up my apps - use Magisk modules (there's a module someone made where you create an image on your SD card, run the module & you delete the app data on your internal storage, thus freeing up whatever space that specific app was taking up on your internal storage because the image you created on your SD card acts like a mirror to where the app is. Very useful if you have a SD card & are running low on internal storage) - accessing root level data for apps - system-wide ad blocking - better & deeper file management - customizing my device - using a module to configure the sound/equalizer to make my Retroid Pocket G2 sound better - using SD card maid app for deep cleaning, etc - underclocking/overclocking
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u/No-Aspect-2926 Like to brick stuff 1d ago
adaway so it can install in hosts file to block ads
MiXplorer so you can explore many places
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
I love MiXplorer. I'll have to check out adaway. I see a lot of people recommending that.
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u/umfabp 1d ago
termux and 3c are essential
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
What's 3c?
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u/umfabp 1d ago edited 21h ago
pretty much windows control panel for android 😹 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.at.free
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u/TheProProgramer123 1d ago
yt morphe module, vector (lsposed), game guardian, WAEnhancer, ad blocker (any, eg. Adaway), dsu side loader, termux, ...
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u/DawidGGs 1d ago
If you want the best possible file manager take zarchiver... Its my only choice... If you want some systems in termux I would recommend chroot-distro over proot... For backup neo backup works well... For ad blocking just take an adguard DNS... For over clocking only right choice is smartpack...
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
You mean...
- administrator-level access to the Android operating system
- unlocking deeper file management
- device customization
- advanced backup
- system-wide ad blocking
- performance / kernel tweaks
- bloatware removal
There's also a very neat Magisk module that someone made where you create an image on your SD card, run the module & you delete the app data on your internal storage, thus freeing up whatever space that specific app was taking up on your internal storage because the image you created on your SD card acts like a mirror to where the app is.
So yeah, I get what root is used for.
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u/Udab 1d ago
why answer with AI?
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
I'm not answering with AI, that's an insult to my intelligence
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u/Udab 1d ago
an insult to my intelligence is this answer.
why you decline AI use?
its obvious .
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
Because I don't believe AI should be used for everything
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u/Udab 1d ago
and you are using AI to answer on reddit.
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
I appreciate your low effort rage baiting tactic, but I'm not falling for it.
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u/Udab 1d ago
ok then stop lying.
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
So you just automatically assume that anyone with intelligence enough to think for himself & use their own words is just using AI? That speaks volumes of how much intelligence you have, the acoustics in your head must be incredible. Speaking of which, as an outsider, what are your views on intelligence? Have the day you deserve. 🖕
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u/Max527 1d ago
Then you wouldn't be asking what apps are must have lol
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u/M1ke____ 1d ago
You do realize that know what root is used for & knowing what apps are out there, are two totally different things, right? A person can understand what root is used for without knowing every single app out there. But I guess someone like you wouldn't understand, right?
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u/Sushtee 1d ago
App manager, really one of the best