New features that come with the release of the Android 15 include Partial Screen Sharing, Notification Cooldown, Bluetooth popup dialogs, Lock Screen Widgets, Battery Health and Longevity Percentage, among others, in addition to bug fixes and general enhacements. But first, let me state that geeks typically jail break their gadgets to achieve administrative access and greater customizability. This guide thoroughly describes how to Root Android 15 using Magisk; it gives a precise breakdown process.

Prerequisites for Root Android 15

Before you begin, please be aware that rooting your device will:

1. Launch SafetyNet and Play Protect that can stop Operation Owner and restrict access to certain apps related to banking and payments.
2. De-prioritize Widevine L1 and move it to Widevine L3, which impacts browser-based Full HD DRM content streaming.
3. Add the option to unlock the bootloader and that will warranty negate your device.
4. Could risk downloading and installation of files to the point of bricking the device in the process if not performed appropriately.
5. This means you have to back up all your data as it will erase the entire device.

Step 1: To download Android SDK Platform Tools click on the link below:-

Download and Extract SDK Tools:

1. The SDK Platform Tools can be downloaded from the Android Developers website, specifically the Android SDK Platform Tools.
2. Copy extracted files to a desired folder to your PC which is easy to locate. This folder will be the working directory for the Command Prompt that you will use in the practice sessions of this tutorial.

Step 2: Turn on the USB Debugging and OEM Unlocking

Pixel Devices

1. Get into the phone settings, then go to the system section and finally tap on about phone.
2. Press Build Number seven times, you will get a message – Developer Options are unlocked.
3. Set your device on the settings then go to the system then the developer options.
4. Go to setting-> Developer options ->Untick OEM Unlock and USB Debugging.

OnePlus Devices

1. For the iPad, this is Settings > About > Version; for the iPhone, this setting can be reached by Settings > General > About > Version.
2. Tap Build Number seven times each on the device.
3. Go to the System Settings and select Further Settings then Developers Options.
4. ‘ ‘Go to Settings > Developers option and turn on OEM Unlocking and USB Debugging. ’‘

Xiaomi Devices

1. Navigate to the Home Screen of your Android, go to settings menu then select about phone.
2. Press MIUI Version three times then double tap on MIUI Version seven times.
3. Under Places, click on Settings then on Additional Settings then at last tapping on Developer Options.
4. Beside this go to setting of mobile and unlock OEM and USB Debugging.

Step 3: Before you start, first you need to unlock the bootloader

Before going further, do note that unlocking the bootloader of your device will wipe all the data that it contains.

1. Boot your device into Fastboot Mode:
2. Turn off your device.
3. Power off your device using the Volume Down key and then press the power button down.
4. Next, type the command prompt in the search bar and click enter then navigate to the platform-tools folder.
5. Execute the following command:

   fastboot flashing unlock

4. Scroll down the volume keys to ‘Unlock the Bootloader’ and confirm by pressing the power button.

   adb reboot bootloader

Step 4: Download the Boot Image (boot. img or init_boot. img)

According to the Android version on the device, get the fragmented image file from the firmware versions.

1. Go to the Official site of the manufacturer and download the firmware which matches to your current build.
2. Extract the boot. img (when running on Android 12 and lower) or init_boot. img (for Android 13 and newer) from the firmware package. +Proposed Solution-Outcomes: While the body of the Proposed Solution-Outcomes remains largely the same as in the current WriteBlocker API, there exists a combination of parameters and outcomes that is not possible to achieve at present. While the body of the Proposed Solution-Outcomes remains largely the same as in the current WriteBlocker API, there exists a combination of parameters and outcomes
3. It is recommended that you make a copy of this file to the platform-tools folder.

Step 5: Update the repository and install Magisk to patch the Boot Image

1. Download and Setup Magisk Manager on the Device.
2. Select ‘Install’ when you are done at the Open Magisk Manager app.
3. Go to Select and Patch a File option, then pick the extracted boot. img or init_boot. img.
4. Under the hood, Magisk will render a patch on the file before renaming it to magisk_patched. img” to the folder named Downloads,” and open an Indexed Sequential Access Method file.
5. Move magisk_patched. copy and paste the file 0x10-Spotlight-v10.t42962159.7z to the platform-tools folder.

Step 6: Boot into download mode

1. This must be done by connecting your device to your PC.
2. Type command prompt in the search bar of the computer and click on the Program inside the folders of platform-tools.
3. Execute the following command:

   adb reboot bootloader

Step 7: Flashing Devices with Android 13 or Newer

1. Permanently flash the patched image:Permanently flash the patched image:

fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash init_boot init_boot.img

2. Reboot to the operating system:

   fastboot reboot

3. It will open out the Magisk Manager, and it will show some more instructions just follow them.

A Brief Look Between Fastboot Boot and Fastboot Flash

Fastboot Boot

The fastboot boot command works to boot your device with the patched image although only for a while. This method is safer because it ensures that the end user is provided with a chance to confirm the patched image before he or she permanently flashes it. In case of a problem, one can simply reset the device to the original image by rebooting, For instance.

Fastboot Flash

With fastboot flash it is permanent flashing of the image patched. This method, however, is relatively faster than the other one; but in case there is something wrong with the patched image, it will result to either a bootloop or even make the device to become a brick. This method is mandatory for the devices with Android 13 and above, and those devices where init_boot. img does not support temporary booting, so the device driver cannot be booted as the full operating system would or as the basic input/output services would .

By going through these specific instructions on the following page, you will be able to root Android 15 using Magisk – giving you ultimate control and customization of your device. Nevertheless, should you encounter any concern or have further inquiries from this point, do not hesitate to contact the team for assistance. Happy rooting!