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adb shell sh /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/moe.shizuku.privileged.api/start.sh -update

To understand exactly what happens when running this command, it must be broken down into its logical components:

: This represents the root directory of the internal user-accessible storage on an Android device (commonly viewed as the "Internal Storage" folder). adb shell sh /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/moe

On some devices, like those running Xiaomi's HyperOS, wireless debugging may be disabled by the system when the Shizuku script is executed.

This is the path to a shell script file ( start.sh ) on the Android device's internal storage. Each part of this path is significant: Each part of this path is significant: Google

Google has been slowly restricting the shell user’s permissions. In Android 14, you can no longer use adb shell to directly background a process indefinitely—the system kills it after a few minutes. Shizuku works around this by creating a persistent service connection via the api.jar , which holds a wakelock.

: Open your Android device Settings, navigate to About Phone , and tap the Build Number seven times until a toast notification confirms developer status. : Open your Android device Settings, navigate to

Return to the main Settings menu, locate , and toggle it on. Scroll down to locate USB Debugging and toggle it on.

Look for a popup on your phone asking to and select "Always allow" . Execute the Command : Copy and paste the following exactly: