Magisk offers granular control over module functionality, especially when using systemless hosts. This allows users to refine how Magisk interacts with their Android system.

For scenarios where you solely require systemless hosts and wish to avoid granting access to third-party apps, disabling "Superuser Access" seems logical. The expectation would be that /system/bin/magisk remains unmounted, as it typically serves convenience for applications needing access to Magisk's functionalities.

However, observations indicate that /system/bin/magisk is mounted even with "Superuser Access" disabled. This discrepancy raises the question: Is it possible to completely prevent /system/bin/magisk from mounting when "Superuser Access" is disabled in Magisk settings? Understanding the reason behind this behavior and the potential solutions would greatly enhance user control and customization options.

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