Warning: This requires a rooted Samsung device with Magisk 25.0+ installed. Backup your EFS and Persist partitions first.
In some cases, you may also need to disable the secure_storage_daemon by editing /system/etc/init/secure_storage_daemon.rc to fully resolve Bluetooth issues. Limitations and Related Fixes
The easiest way to install the libsecure-storage companion is through the Androidacy Magisk Modules Repository or similar trusted community repositories. libsecure-storage companion for rooted samsung devices
libsecure-storage companion is a specialized Magisk module designed to fix a persistent issue on rooted Samsung devices: the loss of Bluetooth pairings after every reboot.
The answer lies in the mundane. Modern Android apps are paranoid. Even a simple flashlight app or a note-taking utility might request access to the Android Keystore to save your preferences securely. If the system cannot fulfill these requests, apps can behave unpredictably. Warning: This requires a rooted Samsung device with
Note: This companion does NOT bypass Knox’s eFuse. Your 0x1 Knox warranty bit remains tripped. This fix is for usability, not resurrection.
Developed primarily by , this module contains modified libsecure_storage.so libraries designed to bypass the Knox-related integrity checks. Limitations and Related Fixes The easiest way to
Once the companion is active, three things will happen:
: While not strictly required, users are often advised to stop the secure_storage_daemon manually via /system/etc/init/secure_storage_daemon.rc to prevent it from running unnecessarily. 3. Compatibility and Requirements