Having issues with Magisk's default root access permission always being 'permanent'? Want to grant root access only for the current session on your Pixel running Android 15 (Magisk version 28.1)? Here's a breakdown of the current situation and potential workarounds.
Unfortunately, as of Magisk version 28.1, there doesn't seem to be a built-in option to change the default root access permission to 'this time only' within the Magisk pop-up window. The current default behavior is set to 'permanent,' which grants root access for all subsequent sessions until manually revoked.
However, you can achieve a similar result by utilising Magisk Modules like 'NeverAllowRoot.' These modules can prevent apps from requesting root access automatically, giving you more granular control over when and how your device grants root permissions. Remember to research and install modules from trusted sources only, as malicious modules can pose security risks to your device.
It's worth noting that developers are constantly working on improving Magisk. Future updates might introduce the desired option to control root access duration directly within the Magisk pop-up. Keep an eye on the official Magisk forum and release notes for the latest announcements and potential solutions.

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