About Running Services Monitor
Running Services Monitor shows services currently running on an Android device. Users can view all services or filter the list to user and system apps, search for a particular app, and open details such as its package name and version. The interface supports light and dark themes, Material Design 3, and English, Bangla, and Chinese. To access service information, the app uses root access or Shizuku, checking for root first and falling back to Shizuku where available. Shizuku can provide privileged access through Android Debug Bridge, including wireless debugging on Android 11 or later. Android 7.0 or later is required. The app only displays services; it cannot start or stop them. Some information may be limited by Android security policies, and the format of system diagnostic output can vary across Android versions. When Shizuku is used, its service stops after a device reboot. These constraints affect how complete and continuous the displayed service list can be.
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