About Magisk
Magisk is a suite of Android tools for customizing devices running Android 5.0 or later. MagiskSU provides root access to applications, while Magisk Modules can modify read-only system partitions through installable modules. These features let advanced users extend or change system behavior beyond the standard Android settings. MagiskBoot provides tools for unpacking and repacking Android boot images. Zygisk can run code within application processes, supporting modules that need to modify app behavior. Together, the components cover root access, systemless customization, boot-image work, and runtime modules. Magisk is intended for users who understand Android customization and the roles of root, modules, boot images, and process-level code. The supplied information does not describe compatibility for specific devices beyond Android 5.0 and later.
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