Have you ever tried to use the McDonald's app (proprietary, non-free software) while rooted on Magisk? I have, and for some reasons it doesn't work even when I added it into the MagiskHide blocklist. This Magisk module will help you circumvent those detection methods by completely disabling and hiding Magisk and root. Not even Magisk can detect itself being installed.
To install hsu, you will use the very same installation steps as any other Magisk modules out there.
- Download the latest release from here
- Install the module using Magisk Manager
- Reboot your device
To use hsu is a very easy thing to do. The interactive shell is made to make hsu really easy to use. You can start hsu by using this command on your terminal emulator app:
hsu [argument]
And here is the available arguments to use:
| Argument | Function |
|---|---|
| (anything but listed below) | Run interactive hsu |
help |
Show the help menu |
hide |
Hide root and Magisk (given the environment has been set up before) |
This is the checklist for the features being implemented into hsu. It is sorted from the top priority
- Magisk and root temporary disabler
- Logger functions
- Magisk Manager app temporary disabler
current status: partial support (repackaged ones not supported) - Running apps monitor and automatic Magisk (and Manager app) disabler
- Xposed hide and disabler