Magisk ZIP v28.1 is a comprehensive suite of open-source tools for Android customization, known for its ability to provide root access, modify read-only partitions through modules, and pack and unpack Android boot images. The v28.1 update introduces several new features and improvements:
- Zygisk: A new code injection mechanism that enhances the functionality and compatibility of modules.
- SEPolicy: Updates to the libsepol library to properly configure security policy bits.
- MagiskBoot: Support for compressing the `init` file, allowing Magisk to be installed on devices with smaller boot partitions.
Developed by John Wu, also known as topjohnwu on GitHub, Magisk is renowned for its versatility and the control it offers users over their devices. It supports devices running Android 6.0 and higher and is widely used for systemless rooting, allowing users to install modifications without altering the system partition.
For users and developers interested in Magisk, the project’s source code, documentation, and community support are available on its GitHub repository. As an open-source project, contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcomed by the community.
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