Get user feedback to add you to the group. User-groups) at run-time by requesting in code and allowing the OS to Post-Marshmallow, you have to be added to the permission (aka Respective Linux User Group (permission) so that it has the right andĪbility to touch the respective ares of the Android OS and file When you install an app, it will request to be added to each See the way Android works is each application has a package ID, thisīasically it's unique username for your phone.Īndroid has various user-groups to access areas of the device,įolders, and administrative settings. They are "not using multi account" they are making you a virtual environment that runs in parallel to your active one, allowing you to make exact copies of the app, but in a whole new active directory. Parallels, Cloneit and other apps are doing something completely different though. That is default behavior as long as the device supports multiple users. So first of all, when you make an app, it is available to all users on the device unless you hide it from some users. So let's chat a bit further, but I'll leave the multi-user stuff below if it helps anyone else. I thought you were asking about supporting mult-user accounts. My apologies, I did not read your question thorough enough.
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