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Hridayan edited this page Apr 20, 2025
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Welcome to the aShellYou FAQ! If you're facing issues or just want to understand how things work, this is the right place.
What is aShellYou?
aShellYou is an ADB command client designed to control Android devices using various methods like OTG, Wireless Debugging, Shizuku, and USB Debugging. It offers a clean UI and advanced control features.
Does aShell You require root access?
Root access is not mandatory to run ADB commands. However, some commands might require higher privileges that can be granted with root access.
Does aShell You require Shizuku access?
Shizuku access is not mandatory to run ADB commands if you have a root access or if you use Wireless Debugging feature.
Is aShell You safe to use?
aShell You is safe to use provided that you know what you are doing. That being said, some commands might be harmful for your device and might cause data loss. So run the command only if you know its consequences.
Does aShell You collect any user data?
aShell You doesn't collect any user data. The data user generates stay on the user's device only. However, when reporting a crash report, users can choose to send additional device details like Android version, device manufacturer, etc. for better debugging purpose.
Is Shizuku safe to use?
Yes, Shizuku is a widely trusted tool that grants system-level permissions without root. Follow our Shizuku Setup Guide for easy setup.
Which connection methods are supported by aShell You?
aShell You allows users to run ADB commands using a variety of methods:
- Root – For full system access
- Shizuku – System-level access without root
- OTG ADB – Connect to another phone with OTG cable
- Wireless Debugging – Connect via Wi-Fi using Pairing code
If you run into any issues or want to ask questions, feel free to:
- Join our Telegram Community
- Open an Issue on GitHub