If you’re an Android power user, you must have experienced with rooting until now and are definitely familiar with these two root managing apps. The sides are split, with arguments in favor and against both apps, but there’s still no answer to the big question.

Keeping it short, after rooting an Android phone, every installed app will ask for root privilege whenever it’s needed, so you will need a tool which manages root access permissions for all the apps, in order to protect the phone’s safety and privacy. After all, you don’t want to end up with any malware on your device, right?

In most cases, this management app it’s either SuperSu or Superuser, but there has been a long debate among users on which one of them does the job better. Well, let’s see what each of them can do.

SuperSU vs Superuser – Which one is the best?
After testing both apps on the same rooted device, it was obvious that SuperSU is the better choice. It has a superior root command compatibility, not to mention that it never failed to give root access to an app, unlike Superuser.

The full article is here https://www.unlockunit.com/blog/supersu-vs-superuser-whats-difference