Accessing system files on Android devices requires users to have root access on their device. Rooting is the process by which users gain administrative privileges over the operating system, allowing them to access and modify system files.
To access system files on Android, users must first root their device and then install a file manager app that has root access. Some popular file manager apps with root access include Root Explorer, ES File Explorer, and Solid Explorer.
Once the file manager app is installed, users can navigate to the system folder and access system files. However, it's essential to exercise caution when modifying system files as any changes made to the system files can affect the stability and performance of the device. Therefore, it's essential to create backups and be mindful of the changes made.