Root Access Check
Detects whether root access is present, exposed, or likely active so the user can quickly assess whether the device has elevated privileges.
A powerful tool for a deep and detailed security analysis of your Android device.
Currently in closed testing on Google Play — the listing above goes live at launch.
Overall device security level
Before buying a used phone: a quick root/bootloader/SELinux check shows whether the device has been tampered with before you hand over cash.
Unfamiliar dead zones: when a connection suddenly drops from LTE to 2G somewhere new, the network check gives a quick, honest “worth a second look” instead of a guess.
Second-hand or shared devices: the camera/microphone permission list is a fast way to see which apps currently have that access before handing a phone to someone else.
Data cap surprises: the app traffic screen shows which app actually burned through this month's mobile data — no guessing.
Detects whether root access is present, exposed, or likely active so the user can quickly assess whether the device has elevated privileges.
Shows whether the bootloader appears locked or unlocked — a key indicator when checking whether the device may have been modified.
Reviews key Android properties and system signals to help show whether the device configuration looks normal or suspicious.
Shows whether SELinux is enforcing, permissive, or disabled so the user understands the operating environment’s security posture.
Lists apps that hold camera and microphone permissions and helps the user review sensitive access more clearly.
Highlights abrupt signal downgrades and other quick network warning signs that may justify a closer look.
Shows which installed apps used Wi‑Fi or mobile data and helps the user understand traffic consumption by app and by period.
Compares battery temperature against practical thresholds and the device’s normal idle behavior to surface unusual heating.
Checks whether Android developer options appear to be enabled so the user can notice an important device configuration state.
A 60-second habit that replaces guessing with knowing.
Strange battery drain, an app you don't remember installing, a permission you never noticed you granted.
One tap starts a full local scan — root, bootloader, SELinux, permissions, network, traffic. Nothing leaves your device.
A clear result instead of a guess — and the peace of mind that comes with actually knowing.
Effective Date: June 22, 2025 · Last Updated: August 4, 2026
The AGDM Root Checker application performs all core analysis locally on your device. We do not collect, store, or transmit your personal or system data to any servers. A small set of optional, manual checks (camera/mic permission audit, approximate location, network signal, app traffic) read specific device data only when you choose to use them — see the full policy for details.
By installing and using AGDM Root Checker, you agree to the following terms: