Giving GNURoot root permissions

Question

So before anything I wanted to say that I am a root user and I installed the GNURoot application from google play. So I have been playing around with the GNURoot app for 2-3 days, and I thought that it would be fun to try and make a reverse tcp connection from my laptop to my phone. So these are the commands I used:

On my phone:

root@localhost:/# nc -lp 443

On my computer:

root@potato:~$ nc 10.10.10.107 443

But I keep getting this error on my phone:

Can't grab 0.0.0.0:443 with bind : Permission denied

Google didn't help much, I know that for ports under 1024 you need admin/root access, but GNURoot never asked for it. What should I do

Answer 1

So the answer to the question is to use ports above 1024 or as @Izzy suggested to ask the dev to implement root access (as an app must ask to perform root operations, simply "granting it permission" would not help as the app would not know to (properly) make use of it).