SuperSU

Download and Install: Download the SuperSU app from a trusted source, such as the official website or a reputable app store. Install the app on your rooted Android device. Set Up Root Access: Initial Configuration: Open the SuperSU app. It will prompt you to update the SU binary and configure settings. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete this setup. Grant Root Access: The app will prompt you to grant root access to its own processes. Confirm the request to allow SuperSU to manage root permissions. Manage Root Permissions: Grant or Deny Access: Use the app to manage root access for other installed apps. When an app requests root access, SuperSU will prompt you to grant or deny the request. You can also set permissions to be granted automatically or for a specific duration. View Logs: Check the log section in SuperSU to see a history of root access requests and permissions granted. Configure Settings: Access Settings: Customize how SuperSU handles root access requests. You can adjust settings for notifications, logging, and prompt behavior. Uninstall and Update: Manage SuperSU updates and uninstall the app if necessary. Note that removing SuperSU may affect root functionality on your device. Troubleshooting: If Apps Are Denied Access: If you encounter issues with apps being denied root access, ensure that SuperSU is properly installed and updated. Check the app's settings and logs for any errors or issues. Root Status: Verify that your device is properly rooted. If root access is not functioning correctly, consider re-rooting your device or seeking support from relevant forums or communities.