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Rooting Android with Magisk (overview)

Magisk is the standard modern tool for rooting Android devices in a way that can hide itself from apps that check for root — this is a conceptual overview of the process, since exact steps vary significantly by device manufacturer and model.

Sistema: Android 8.0+ (device-specific steps required)rootingMagiskadvancedSito ufficiale ↗Documentazione ufficiale ↗
Questa guida è redatta a partire dalla documentazione ufficiale di Rooting Android with Magisk (overview), linkata sopra — verifica sempre lì i nomi esatti di pacchetti/versioni prima di eseguire questi comandi su un server di produzione, poiché le versioni della distribuzione e del progetto cambiano nel tempo.

  1. 1Unlock the bootloader

    This is manufacturer- and model-specific, usually done through the device's Developer Options and a fastboot command from a computer -- and it permanently voids most warranties and wipes all data on the device.

    Some manufacturers (notably most US carrier-locked phones) don't allow bootloader unlocking at all -- check your exact model's support before going further.

  2. 2Patch your device's stock boot image with Magisk

    Install the Magisk app, download your device's exact stock boot.img/init_boot.img for your current Android version/build, then use Magisk's 'Install' > 'Select and Patch a File' option to produce a patched image.

    Magisk installation instructions ↗

  3. 3Flash the patched image via fastboot

    With the bootloader unlocked, flash the Magisk-patched boot image back to the device from a computer using fastboot.

    fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img

    Rooting removes Android's normal security sandboxing for whichever apps you grant root access to, disables some banking/streaming apps' functionality (SafetyNet/Play Integrity checks), and carries real risk of bricking a device if a step is done wrong for your specific model -- research your exact device model's known-good procedure before attempting this.