📱 XSU Detector – Root Detection Android App

XSU Detector is a simple Android app that detects whether a device is rooted and informs the user. It also sends a boot-time notification so users can quickly check root status after restarting their device.

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🔧 Features

• ✅ Detects if the device is rooted
• 🔒 Shows warning and exits if rooted
• ✅ Confirms safety if device is not rooted
• 🔔 Displays a notification after device boots
• 🔐 Requests notification permission on Android 13+ (API 33+)

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🚀 How It Works

1. Root Detection (MainActivity.java)

When XSU Detector launches:

• It performs 3 checks:
  • Looks for the su binary in common system directories.
  • Attempts to execute the su command.
  • Searches for known root apps (e.g. Magisk, SuperSU).

Decision:

• 📛 If rooted → shows a warning and closes the app.
• ✅ If not rooted → shows a safe-to-use confirmation dialog.

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2. Request Notification Permission

For Android 13+ (API 33 and above), XSU Detector requests the POST_NOTIFICATIONS permission at runtime, which is needed to show notifications.

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3. Boot Broadcast Receiver (BootReceiver.java)

After a device restarts:

• XSU Detector listens for the BOOT_COMPLETED broadcast.
• When received:
  • It shows a notification: “Tap to check root status.”
  • Tapping the notification launches the app.

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for details.

🙌 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to open a pull request or submit an issue to help improve XSU Detector.