How to Share Device Owner Permissions to other apps via Dhizuku
In this guide, we will show you a nifty method using which you can share the device owner permissions to other apps via Dhizuku. For the unaware, the “Android Device Owner is an enterprise feature that gives an app full control over a device”. According to Google, it is “a management privilege that gives the enterprise mobility management provider complete control over a device. The user can’t add a personal account”. Now that you’re aware of the terminologies, let’s make you aware of the steps to get this job done right away on your device.
How to Share Device Owner Permissions to Other Apps via Dhizuku
- To begin with, download, install, and set up Shizuku on your device.
- Then, download and install the Hail ap p from GitHub. Now launch it.
- Set ‘Working mode’ to ‘Shizuku – Disable’. Once done, authorize Hail.
- Then download and install Accounts to get any apps that are required.
- Once done, import those apps into the Hail app and then Freeze them.
- Enable USB Debugging on your device and connect it to a PC via USB.
- Next, download and extract Android SDK Platform Tools on your PC.
- Then open Command Prompt inside platform-tools folder and type in adb shell dpm set-device-owner –user 0 com.rosan.dhizuku/.server.DhizukuDAReceiver
- Now unfreeze all the apps and then remove them from the freezing list.
- Open Hail and set ‘Working mode’ to ‘Dhizuku – Hide’ or ‘Dhizuku – Suspend’.
- Finally, add the apps that you want hidden or suspended to that list.
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