Shizuku

Shizuku is an app that allows you to start the Shizuku server and manage any app that uses this service, like App Ops. And what is the Shizuku server, exactly? It is a process initiated either by root or ADB (Android Debug Bridge), which can invoke some privileges that many "normal" apps do not have permissions on. In other words, you can use any app that requires access to system services, without the device being rooted.

Use Shizuku on a non-rooted device

In order to use Shizuku on a non-rooted device, you will need to go through a somewhat complex process. Fortunately, the app contains a tutorial that will explain what to do step by step. It involves a PC and a cable to connect the Android device to it, so if you're missing either of these two components, you won't be able to complete the process. Once you have the cable and the PC, just connect them and follow the steps you see on the screen.

Apps that use Shizuku

Among the most common apps that Shizuku can help you with are Aniyomi and Mihon, two of the most popular manga readers for Android. Other file management apps, like MT Manager or Solid Explorer, also offer additional functions if you have Shizuku installed on your Android device. Another popular app is Canta, which makes it easy to remove bloatware.

Get more out of your Android

Download the Shizuku APK and discover a very useful app, which doesn't require users to have their device rooted in order to carry out some actions that can often only be done on a device with root privileges. One of the clearest examples is the previously mentioned App Ops, which you can use without rooting the device.