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Yes, but only if I actually rooted it, which I didn't. I'd like to root it, but couldn't find any trustworthy image for my phone to patch.
theres usually twrp and from there you just need to install official magisk, no?
I have the magisk app, but I don't think TWRP works on the Motorola g73. Correct me if I'm wrong
thats a bummer. if its a newly released phone it might be a small while until someone compiles it for us.
Not so newly released, it came out last year in January. But it isn't super widely used, I guess.