Zygisk provides an alternative approach to running root apps and modules on Android. Instead of granting direct root access, it creates a separate environment within the Zygote process. Here’s how you can get started:
1. What is Zygisk?
- Zygisk isolates root apps and modules from the root context, enhancing security.
- It leverages the Zygote process, responsible for launching app processes.
2. ZygiskNext: The Standalone Implementation
- ZygiskNext is an independent implementation of Zygisk, offering Zygisk API support for KernelSU.
- It replaces Magisk’s built-in Zygisk.
- Requirements:
- KernelSU version: 10940 or higher.
- KernelSU Manager (ksud) version: 11575 or higher.
- Magisk version: 26402 or higher.
- Built-in Zygisk turned off.
3. How to Get ZygiskNext
- Visit the ZygiskNext GitHub repository or download from here,
- Download the latest version providing below
- DOWNLOAD
- Install it using Magisk Manager.
4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Can I modify ZygiskNext?
- No, modifications are not allowed.
- Q: Is it compatible with Magisk’s features?
- Zygisk Next guarantees Zygisk API behavior but doesn’t cover Magisk’s internal features.
Conclusion
Explore ZygiskNext and enjoy a safer, isolated environment for your root apps and modules!