Hey.

I need a wireless connection to use it, right?

And I can’t use a selfhosted hotspot, right? It must be a second device, like an external hotspot or a modem.

And I authorize that device to adb level, right?

So if my modem is untrustworthy, it could install malware on my phone?

Thank you for clarification.

  • Successful_Try543@feddit.orgEnglish
    2·
    15 days ago

    Shizuku runs locally on your Android device on which you want to do debugging or perform automated tasks. It’s just using the ADB wireless interface to gain access to these functions. I.e. your Android device ‘thinks’ it’s connected via wifi to a remote device which does the debugging.

    • wyfpm@lemdro.idOPEnglish
      2·
      15 days ago

      Fair enough, thanks.

      I know it’s the app itself that executes adb commands. I just wonder.

      https://shizuku.rikka.app/guide/setup/

      It says, allow debugging on this network.

      So what you’re saying is, this is somewhat misleading, for this step doesn’t automaticallh grant all devices on the network debug-privileges; and were the modem itself, somehow, applying for them, then it wouldn’t have asked for the code as Shizuku is doing, via a notification?