Editor Reviews

SuperSU is a super cool tool that gives you total control over which apps can have special access on your device. But, here's the catch - you gotta have a rooted device for it to work. The awesome thing about SuperSU is that it fixes a bunch of problems that other access management tools have. It comes with fancy features like asking for permission before giving an app superpowers, keeping track of what's happening with logs and notifications, letting you customize notifications for each app, and even temporarily unrooting your device if needed. Plus, it's got this cool deep process detection thingy and more!

The SuperSU Pro version comes with some cool extras like OTA survival mode, command content logging in fun colors, app-specific logging settings, PIN protection, and more. It even lets you decide if an app gets root access or not for a specific period. But be careful when uninstalling it, as just removing the app might make you lose root access.

Just so you know, SuperSU is supposed to replace Superuser and you can't use both together. Once you have SuperSU installed, your old superuser access management won't work anymore. If you want to go back to the previous solution, you'll need to open the old app and look for an option to install/update/replace the 'su binary'. Make sure that all your root-using apps are using the right superuser solution and then uninstall SuperSU.

SuperSU is like the boss of all boss tools when it comes to managing Superuser access rights on a rooted device. It's got a bunch of cool features and options that advanced users will dig. But here's the deal, if you want to uninstall it, there's a special procedure you gotta follow. Also, keep in mind that it takes over other Superuser access management solutions. So, proceed with caution!

Features

SuperSU allows for advanced management of Superuser access