How to root Android device running on version 9.0 (Pie)
Do you want more control over your android device and you are unable to do that? Panic no more as we are here again with a guide to root your android device 9.0 popularly known as PIE.
Although, it might be tough to root android 9 in the first place, but on reading this article, you will realise it is not as tough as you might think.
In today’s article we will guide you through two processes on how to root your device, so you can pick from any the guide we will be discussing which are through SuperSU or using Magisk. With the guides here you will be able to root device like Samsung, Oukitel, Ulefone, Tecno, RedMi, HTC, Infinix, Nokia, Umidigi, Itel, Sony, Motorola, Xiaomi, LG and lots of android device running on version 9.0
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Why do we root Android device?
For novice who have this kind of question, the answer is quite simple. With root access on your android 9 Pie, you have almost every control over your device if not all. You will have access to remove unwanted system app, install custom roms, manage your device response and behaviour, install and use root required application and many more stuffs right on your android device. Note that all these thing cannot be done on a unrooted android smartphone.
You need to know that rooting is not something you should attempt for fun, you should only root your device if you must i.e. only when you really need it. If rooting is not so important to you I will advice you not to root your android 9.0 phone in order not to lose your warranty as you should understand smartphone manufacturer do not support rooting.
Note that: Demogist will not be responsible for any damage to your device, we only the provide the correct guide and will not be responsible if you follow it strictly or not. You proceed at your own risk
Still want to proceed? then lets dive into the real business.
How to root Android version 9.0 (Pie)
• Once again go to settings, navigate to Additional settings —Developer Option — Toggle on “OEM unlocking” and “USB debugging”.
• Before you proceed, it is important you take a backup of your personal files.
- Root Android Pie using SuperSU
- Root Android Pie using Magisk
Read details below on each method to get started
How to root android Pie 9.0 using SuperSU
- Click here to download SuperSU
- Move the zip file to internal storage
- Switch off your device
- Boot your device to custom recovery by holding down Volume down (volume up for some device) plus the power button.
- A new menu should pop up, choose Recovery to boot the TWRP recovery
- From the TWRP menu click on Install
- Locate and select the SuperSU zip file you downloaded
- Swipe the slider beneath to start the rooting process
- Once the process is complete, click on the Reboot System button.
- Congrats, you are have now completely root your device
How to root android Pie 9.0 using Magisk
- Click here to download Magisk
- Move the zip file to internal storage
- Switch off your device
- Boot your device to custom recovery by holding down Volume down (volume up for some device) plus the power button.
- A new menu should pop up, choose Recovery to boot the TWRP recovery
- From the TWRP menu click on Install
- Locate and select the Magisk zip file you downloaded
- Swipe the slider beneath to start the rooting process
- Once the process is complete, click on the Reboot System button.
- After rebooting, go to file manager
- Locate the Magisk file you move to the internal storage in the first place
- Install the apk file, check the root status of your device
- Congrats, you are have now completely root your device
Excellent post. Keep posting such kind of info on your page. Im really impressed by your blog.
I don’t have twrp or any custom recovery for my phone availablein internet. What to do?🙂
May I know your device Model and android version?
Nice post but sorry to say that,
that does not work on ulefone p6000plus
Hi Samuel
Are you sure you got the TWRP recovery for your device model?
If not check the link in the article and search for your device.
It should work with that