Tue root access is vital on an Android smartphone for many. With it, you can have full control of the system and thus can make changes that could not before. Both the Google as the manufacturers are against it, and always seek ways to block the system for the user does not modify important files . So with Android L almost knocking on our doors, some may be temorosos with the fact that your device lose root access to be upgraded to the new version of the system.
If you fear that to happen, so you can rest assured. Chainfire , the great developer tool SuperSU , responsible for bringing access to multiple devices, just released into your page Google+ a new version application that brings several new features and enters them is the full support for Android L .
He informs that the tool is compatible with devices using architectures ARMv5 ARMv6 ARMv7 and the brand new ARMv8 premiered at Exynos 5433 Galaxy Note 4 Maintaining support both 32-bit as 64-bit .
Even though you are still using the Android KitKat , it is worth upgrading to this new version of SuperSU which also provides bug fixes and better performance, but also the new feature that allows Remove all applications that require root on your system one-time . You can download the new version from the Chainfire site.
This is updated via recovery just by installing the zip file.
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