Is there a way to bypass read only R/O filesystem in newer androids that have root superuser permissions [closed]

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In newer Android versions, the read-only system partition is enforced for security, so bypassing it isn’t straightforward and often requires bootloader unlocking and a custom recovery. Even then, modifications can break OTA updates or cause instability, so it’s important to weigh the risks carefully. Sometimes using user-level overlays or Magisk modules can achieve similar results without touching the read-only partition directly.

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