Is it possible to un-root or hide root?

Is it possible to un-root or hide root?

Root hiding methods are methods to conceal root access in Android. Root hiding methods, such as Magiskhide, do not work with Genymotion. Unrooted Android images are Android images that do not have root access. Genymotion now offers unrooted Android images. Here is a table showing which Android images are rooted or unrooted for each Genymotion product.

| Android image | Genymotion Desktop | Genymotion SaaS | Genymotion Device Image | |---|---:|---:|---:| | 5.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | N/A | | 5.1 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | | 6.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | | 7.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | | 7.1 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | N/A | | 8.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | | 9.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | | 10.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔐Unrooted | | 11.0 | 🔓Rooted | 🔓Rooted | 🔐Unrooted | | 12.0 | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted* | 🔐Unrooted | | 12.1 | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted* | 🔐Unrooted | | 13.0 | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted* | 🔐Unrooted | | 14.0 | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted | | 15.0 | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted | 🔐Unrooted | | 16.0 | Coming soon | 🔐Unrooted | Coming soon |

*only the arm64 variants.

Note

All unrooted images can be rooted dynamically. See Genymotion Desktop, Genymotion SaaS or Genymotion Device Image on-line manuals for instructions.

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