It is very common to encounter the Permission denied error when running this command, especially on newer Android versions. This is because Android has significantly locked down access to app-specific directories like /Android/data starting from Android 11. As a result, ADB itself might not have permission to read the start.sh script, causing the error.
Yes! On Android 11+, the Shizuku app itself can start the service via wireless debugging without a computer. On older Android versions, you can use apps like "aShell" that provide a terminal interface on your device to run the ADB commands locally. It is very common to encounter the Permission
This is the for Shizuku when:
: The precise shell script bundled inside the app that boots up the background listener daemon with elevated UID 2000 (ADB) privileges. Requirements and Preparation This is the for Shizuku when: : The
Breaking down the string reveals how Android processes this execution line: Yes! On Android 11+
Android Debug Bridge. A command-line tool that lets you communicate with an Android device. It runs as a client-server model. Without ADB, you cannot send shell commands from your PC.