Unlock 5GHz & WiFi 6: KernelSU WiFi Country Code

The KernelSU WiFi Country Code module forces an Android device's WiFi region to bypass local network restrictions. It grants access to blocked 5GHz, 6GHz (WiFi 6E/7), and DFS channels. Users can easily manage 140 country codes through a built-in WebUI.

I've been running this on my daily driver to finally connect to the less congested 6GHz channels that are normally locked in my region. Under the hood, it just runs a clean cmd wifi force-country-code execution at boot instead of modifying system partitions, keeping the connection stable without causing any background battery drain.

Core Features

• Built-in WebUI panel: Pick your desired region right from KernelSU Manager, completely skipping the command line.
• Over 140 regions sourced straight from the official Linux database give you plenty of options to match your home router.
• Automatic WiFi toggling after applying changes means you don't have to reboot your phone every time you switch codes.
• Survives system reboots: The script saves your configuration file and quietly applies the rule as soon as Android boots up.

Support & Requirements

• Android Version: Android 11+
• Root Manager: KernelSU or Magisk v20.4+ (Note: The WebUI requires KernelSU Manager; Magisk users must edit the country.conf file manually).

How to Install

1. Download the latest module .zip file to your device.
2. Open your root manager, navigate to the Modules tab, and select "Install from storage" to flash the file.
3. Reboot your phone to apply the changes.