Shizuku

moe.shizuku.privileged.api

Will Shizuku still install after September 30, 2026?

Enforcement starts in

Developer verification status for Shizuku

Verified developer — installs normallyLast checked: 2026-09-26
Usually installed from
GitHub
Category
Tools & system
Enforcement date
30 Sep 2026

What this means for Shizuku

The developer of Shizuku has registered this package name with Google. On certified Android phones, Shizuku keeps installing and updating normally — including from GitHub.

How to keep using Shizuku

  1. Already installed? Shizuku keeps running. The block applies to new installs and updates.

  2. Start the advanced flow now (it takes 24 hours): see the step-by-step guide.

  3. Installing from a store app (GitHub)? The store itself must also be allowed — check it too.

  4. Developer of Shizuku? Registration costs $25 (free for hobby apps limited to 20 devices).

FAQ

Will Shizuku stop working on September 30, 2026?

No. Already-installed apps keep running. What changes is installing and updating: if Shizuku is from an unregistered developer, certified phones in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand will block normal installs and updates.

Is Shizuku affected outside Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand?

Not yet. Google plans a global rollout in 2027, so checking now helps you prepare.

How can I still install Shizuku if it is not verified?

Enable “Allow apps from unverified developers” in Developer options (24-hour wait), or install it from a computer with ADB.

Other tools & system

Start the 24-hour clock today

The advanced flow takes a full day to unlock. Do it before you need it.

Step-by-step: install apps from unverified developers