RootEmuVirtualCheck

RootEmuVirtualCheck is a simple Kotlin library that provides methods to check if an Android device is rooted, running on an emulator, or running in a virtual space. This library can be useful for developers who want to prevent their app from running on devices that are not allowed.

How it works

The library provides three static methods:

• isDeviceRooted(): Returns true if the device is rooted.
• isRunningOnEmulator(): Returns true if the app is running on an emulator.
• isRunningOnVirtualSpace(): Returns true if the app is running in a virtual space.

The isDeviceRooted() method checks for the presence of the test-keys string in the device's build tags and the su binary in the system's path.

The isRunningOnEmulator() method checks for various strings in the device's Build properties that are commonly associated with emulator devices.

The isRunningOnVirtualSpace() method checks for the presence of various known su binary paths in the file system.

Contact

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