Magisk has been constantly fighting against the increasingly complex partitioning and early mount setups of all kinds of devices, sometimes with weird OEM specific implementations. The software was initially introduced to support devices that came with system-as-root, but later became a crucial part of Magisk and now supports all devices. Magiskinit is a binary file that replaces the stock init in the ramdisk of the boot image to inject Magisk services and is the first program to run when your device boots up. Rewritten Magiskinit with Improved Sepolicy Injection This latest version of Magisk does not bring any user-facing features, but we are seeing some major changes to the integral parts of the core Magisk framework, so let’s take a look at them. The developer announced the release of Magisk v25.2 update on Twitter. To recap, the previous major Magisk v24 update removed the MagiskHide feature as well as the centralized Magisk modules repo from the app, and introduced Zygisk (Magisk-in-Zygote) and DenyList. How to Install Magisk v25.2 to Root Android.
Rewritten Magiskinit with Improved Sepolicy Injection.This latest version of Magisk brings re-written magiskinit with improved Sepolicy injection that fixes SELinux compatibility issues, security enhancements for the root management component, fixes several bugs, and more. With that said, the latest Magisk v25.2 update has been released to the public stable channel. Thanks to him, we see consistent major updates to Magisk every few months, carrying new features, bug fixes, improvements, and support for new Android versions, all while maximizing compatibility across different OEMs and devices. John, despite working at Google now, has been very dedicated to the project. If you’re new to the scene and want to know more about the tool, I suggest you read “ The Magisk Story” published by topjohnwu himself.
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