Rooted Devices - How to Use Remote Control for AirDroid Business?

As for Rooted devices, you need to grant permission from the Root permission management app.

NOTE: DO NOT USE one-click root management apps (ie. KingRoot, KingoRoot), otherwise it MAY RISK your device to turn brick or encounter unknown issues. (ie. your device will be recognized as Non-rooted.)

From our customers' experience, it is recommended to use Super SU or Magisk since these are relatively mature solutions online compared with one-click root management apps.

There are 2 WAYS to grant the root permission from the device:

Option 1: Open AirDroid Business Daemon (Biz Daemon) on the device and select Remote Control, then tap GRANT when the authorization window pops up on your remote devices

Option 2: Open Root permission management app (like SuperSU) to grant Biz Daemon manually:

Go to Root Permissions > look for Biz Daemon > click Accept or Grant to get permission for Biz Daemon

Tips： To avoid granting permission for Biz Daemon repeatedly after upgrading/re-installing, go to Setting pages of the Root permission management app (like SuperSU) and make the Re-authentication option un-checked.

After doing so, now you can fully access your rooted devices remotely.

Go to AirDroid Business desktop client > select your rooted online devices (with a battery icon) > click on Remote Control.

Tips: If your rooted device is shown as Offline on AirDroid Business desktop client, please check if Biz Daemon is running on background AND check the internet connection of your rooted devices.

To keep Biz Daemon running on the background, please refers to Failed to connect to device?