The article was updated.
Unfortunately, root hiding methods, such as Magiskhide, do not work with Genymotion.
Therefore, Genymotion now offers un-rooted Android images.
The article includes a table showing which Android images are rooted or un-rooted 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 | Unrooted | Unrooted | | 11.0 | Rooted | Unrooted | 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 |
Note: 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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