BEST ANDROID APPS FOR ROOTED DEVICES

Do you have an Android device that has been rooted (Best Android Apps)? Then here are some apps you should download to enhance your device’s capabilities. Remember that you’ll need root access and that tampering with these apps could result in your device being bricked.

In order to install the applications we have listed below on your phone, your phone must have root access. Rooting process varies from phone to phone. So you have to have some knowledge about this. Magisk and SuperSU are two popular applications used for rooting. You can root your phone using this application.

Back-up made of titanium

Titanium Backup Pro is one of the best backup apps for Android. The app necessitates root access and allows you to back up all of your apps as well as your data. It even allows you to back up your system apps in case you decide to upgrade your smartphone or simply your ROM. One of the best aspects of Titanium is that you can delete any app from your device, which means that you can get rid of all the bloatware apps you don’t need. Just a word of caution: don’t uninstall any Android system apps because you can damage the operating system files. Titanium Backup Pro is available for Rs. 413 on the Google Play store.

Greenify

Greenify is a good option if you want to save battery life. This program essentially stops background processes and apps that drain your device’s battery. You can choose which apps you think aren’t as important as others, and Greenify will put them to sleep so they don’t keep operating. If the apps (such as emails, Facebook, and Twitter) sync at regular intervals, this not only saves energy but also mobile data. The most recent version of the program does not require root access, thus it can be installed and used on nearly any Android smartphone. However, it is better used on a rooted device to realize its full capabilities.

Framework Xposed

This program makes customizing your device a breeze, and all you need is a rooted Android device to use it. The app allows you to make adjustments that grant you access to a variety of customizations typically seen only on custom ROMs. The Xposed framework offers a list of modules available for download, and you can enable and disable them as needed. Xposed Repo, XDA, and even Google Play have certain modules available for download. Some are also available on Google Play. You may adjust most of the modules using their own settings UI.

Device Management

This program includes features such as a Tasker, App Manager, Editors, Entropy Generator, Wireless Filemanager, and more that allow you to handle many aspects of your device. You may regulate Knock-on, vibration power, display color temperature, LCD power reduction, CPU and GPU, governors, i/o schedulers, kernel specific extras such as Intelli-plug and Intelli-Thermal, msms dcvs toggle, toggling, electric power schedule, power efficiency work queues, Voltage Control, Fast Charge, etc…

Delete Root App

Try root app removal if you’re wary of bloatware and system programs taking up too much space on your Android device. The software allows you to effortlessly freeze or uninstall apps that you don’t require, as the name implies. Just make sure you don’t delete any vital system files that could cause your operating system to crash.

DiskDigger

It can be frustrating if you accidentally delete images or have to format your smartphone to remove those invaluable travel memory. If you have a rooted device, DiskDigger is your best bet. The tool can retrieve photos and images from your memory card or internal memory inadvertently. You may also recover additional types of files using the pro version.

ROM Toolbox Pro

This is an all-in-one app for rooted users that includes a variety of customization tools for your Android experience. Among the apps included are Titanium Backup, Root Explorer, SetCPU, MetaMorph, Autorun Manager, Terminal Emulator, Script Manager, SD Booster, BuildProp Editor, Font Installer, Boot Animation Installer, and more. Try this software if you want a single solution for various tweaking and modifications.

Ad Block Plus 

Adblock Plus is a program that prevents all of the unwanted advertisements that appear on your smartphone. The best part is that it doesn’t start blocking anything until filter lists tell it to. These filter lists are simply a set of criteria that Adblock Plus uses to determine which aspects of websites to block. Filter lists can be used to stop tracking and viruses in addition to adverts.

The network log

Network Log is a good tool to use if you want to keep track of how much and when your programs use network data. The program uses iptables-logging to provide a real-time list of which apps are connecting to the internet. As well as data on those connections. The software provides you with a real-time log display that includes information. Such as source and destination addresses/ports, network protocol and interface, bytes transported, and timestamp. There’s also a live network usage statistic that shows total packets and bytes transferred, active network throughput speed in Bps/Kbps/Mbps, last connection timestamp, a list of all the unique connections established by each app, and sortable and filterable data.

Link2SD

Are you running out of internal memory? Get the Link2SD app, which allows you to move apps to your SD card, freeing up space. It can force-move any non-protected user program to the SD card and even perform batch moves. The program has the regular SD-card installation feature of Android, eliminating the requirement for a second partition. There’s also a cache cleaner and an app manager. As well as other tools for managing your apps and data.

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