How to use Shizuku for ADB rootless mods on any Android device - Android Police
There was a time when it seemed like modding an Android device was an everyday occurrence. Users spiced up their Androids to make up for the lack of features. But as Google continues to add new options and settings to Android with every passing year, it seems that many don't feel the need to use mods any longer. Today it's mostly power users who still mod their devices, but that's only because it requires full root access to make it happen. The Shizuku app changes that, and will hopefully bring some new and old modders back onto the scene. Shizuku uses a unique service that allows third-party apps access to system-level Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). It achieves this through the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) interface. ADB commands are somewhat limited by nature; however, combining them with system APIs gives you a significant amount of control. You also don't have to bother learning about the Android rooting process to start using Shizuku. Follow along...


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