Terminal Systemizer

Terminal Systemizer is a module that functions to change user applications into system applications by providing a GUI to manage which applications are changed into system applications. This module was developed by veez21 as an open source project available on GitHub. But this module is only for Android 11 or below because Android 12 mostly has system partitions that cannot be modified. Seeing the activity in the GitHub repository, this module has not been developed for long, so it does not support Android 12.0 and above.

You can call in terminal emulator like the example below:

   systemize

or

systemize -h

In order for the changes to take effect you must reboot the system.

for further discussion about this module you can see on XDA

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