Open source library to access USB Mass Storage devices on Android without rooting your device
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Jun 28, 2026 - Kotlin
Open source library to access USB Mass Storage devices on Android without rooting your device
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💾 Turn your phone into a USB drive · USB Mass Storage gadget controller · KernelSU / Magisk / APatch
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