"Kernel SU" typically refers to the "Superuser" or "SuperSU" application and its associated binary that is used in the Android operating system. The term "kernel" here refers to the core part of the operating system, and "SU" stands for "Superuser."
SuperSU, developed by Chainfire, was a popular app that managed root access on Android devices. Users could install SuperSU after rooting their device, and the app would control which apps had access to root permissions. SuperSU has been largely deprecated, and Magisk has become a more popular alternative.
Magisk is another solution for managing root access on Android devices. It provides a systemless root method, allowing users to root their devices without modifying the system partition. Magisk has gained popularity because it allows users to pass SafetyNet checks, which are often used by apps like Google Pay and certain games to verify the integrity of the device.
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