adb shell settings get secure enabled_accessibility_services
| Restriction | ADB Bypass? | Notes | |-------------|-------------|-------| | | No (Android 5+) | Cannot automate when device is locked with PIN/password. Use adb shell input keyevent KEYCODE_WAKEUP but cannot unlock. | | Runtime permissions | Yes (appops) | Grant dangerous permissions like CAMERA , RECORD_AUDIO via adb shell pm grant ... | | Root required actions | Mostly no | Some automators attempt to get root ( su ) for system-level injection. | | SELinux | Partially | Set adb shell setenforce 0 (requires root on newer Android). |
: You can use ADB to run automated tests on your device. The general command to run a test package looks like: adb enable automator
const AndroidAutomator = require('android-automator');
Appium uses ADB internally. Ensure:
Once ADB is enabled, you can use specialized FRP bypass tools to remove the account, or use the command adb shell content insert --uri content://settings/secure --bind name:s:user_setup_complete --bind value:s:1 via Command Prompt to bypass the setup wizard. ADB Enable Automator vs. Manual ADB
: This tool uses image recognition to find UI elements on the screen. It's particularly useful for game automation or when the app's internal UI structure is hard to access. | | Runtime permissions | Yes (appops) |
To follow this guide, you need three things: a computer, a USB cable, and an Android phone.
Once granted, the app can enable its own accessibility service programmatically without further user interaction, achieving true hands-free automation. | : You can use ADB to run automated tests on your device