FakeRoot-Termux allow permission to access root without rooted phone

Hello guy's in this article we are going to discuss about how to run rooted scripts in unrooted termux. This tool is very useful and easy way to install.

What is FakeRoot?

Termux Fakeroot is allow permission to access root without rooted phone.

Requirements

Android 5.0 and above
Termux
Git package

How to install and use?

Step 1:

First you type this below command this command will help you to install git package in you termux.

pkg install git

Step 2:

Once you install git package type this below command in your termux this command will help you to download Fakeroot tool.

git clone https://github.com/Lexiie/termux-fakeroot.git

Step 3:

Once you download this tool type this below command to install this tool in your termux

apt install ./fakeroot_1.0_aarch64.deb
or
dpkg install . /fakeroot_1.0_aarch64.deb

How to use?

Just type fakeroot on you termux the root permission granted now you can install any rooted script.

TERMUX-FAKEROOT

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