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# To ENABLE an automator app: adb shell settings put secure enabled_accessibility_services com.example.app/.MyService adb shell settings put secure accessibility_enabled 1 adb shell input tap X Y

Most automation frameworks on Android rely on the . You cannot grant this permission via a normal app intent, but you can grant it via ADB using the settings or cmd commands. Method 1: The "Accessibility" Approach (Most Common) If your automation script is running via an app (e.g., a Python script using uiautomator or an app like "MacroDroid"), you must enable its accessibility service. adb enable automator

Remember the golden rule of automation: Automated taps can violate app Terms of Service or drain your battery if looped infinitely. Always add sleep timers in your scripts and use a dedicated testing device. # To ENABLE an automator app: adb shell

adb shell settings get secure enabled_accessibility_services Modern Android (10+) requires specific permissions for an automator to read the screen layout (UI hierarchy) and inject taps. Remember the golden rule of automation: Automated taps

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