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[Completed] How to enable multi user feature to operate concurrently

How to run an android apps (side-by-side concurrently) with independent inputs (eg. gestures, keyboard typing, touch events).
I mean to enable multi user feature to operate concurrently.

If i had to guess (which I do!) I would think you're asking about multi-window functionality? If so you either need to be using a device with that feature available in stock rom ie: galaxy note 3. Or you need a custom rom that has that built into it.
If this is not what you're asking for please provide more information so we can help you

Split screen as User-wise in Android
markbencze said:
If i had to guess (which I do!) I would think you're asking about multi-window functionality? If so you either need to be using a device with that feature available in stock rom ie: galaxy note 3. Or you need a custom rom that has that built into it.
If this is not what you're asking for please provide more information so we can help you
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Thank you for the response.
We would like to split the android screen as user-wise, an facilitate the user to operate the features concurrently (i.e. to allow all the users to play their desired games) in the allocated part of the screen for the user.

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Thank you for the response.
We would like to split the android screen as user-wise, an facilitate the user to operate the features concurrently (i.e. to allow all the users to play their desired games) in the allocated part of the screen for the user.
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well that is not something you will find anywhere. That's likely something down the road.

Huawei Mate 8 Multi-User profiles

Hi I wanted to know if the mate 8 has android multi user profiles available and if not is it possible to activate them ?
Only thing stopping me from getting this phone

Full-Encrypt P20 is possible ?

Hello, I have a question about the P20 and more generally the EMUI (Huawei / Honor). On all my previous Android devices (Galaxy S5, Nexus6P, Shield Tablet K1), I could completely full-encrypt my device.
But since I have my P20, I can't find anywhere the option to do this action (full-encrypt) on EMUI.
Despite several searches on XDA-developers forum, I also did not find the answer. It mean EMUI (Honor/Huawei) doesn't support this feature (it is a joke ?)
And the Huawei customer service does not answer on this subject. Is the device natively full-encrypted, or is this operation impossible to perform on all Huawei smartphones ?
Best Regards,

Any possibility to use pen on the tablet //

Hello everyone,
I got the huawei m5 tablet but it seems it does not support pen functionality (probably you know already).
Is there any news that this functionality can be added via some system update or so? Or this will not happen?
Regards

You can use Adonit Dash (or any other active stylus) with no problem. But no way for advanced pens with pressure sensing (and palm rejection).

Andi_88 said:
Hello everyone,
I got the huawei m5 tablet but it seems it does not support pen functionality (probably you know already).
Is there any news that this functionality can be added via some system update or so? Or this will not happen?
Regards
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I think the m5 and m5 pro have slightly different hardware so probably wont be able to use a proper smart pen on the standard m5

The M5 Pro has an additional layer over the screen for use with the stylus. But reports say text, icons etc have a blurred look because of this. Its why I went for the standard 10.8 instead of the Pro

Need help with SELinux and allowing it permissions to specific apps and also being able to record calls.

As the title say pretty much it all, i need help with SELinux.
I do not quite understand it's purpose and why it got introduced.
My main problem right now is i cant use some very apps like before (Android 8 or less) since i'm now in Android 11 or more.
Also i've been warned that we cant record our calls now in android since Android 9 ( i may be wrong) but i know that even before you couldn't record normally calls. To bypass it you had to use the loudspeaker and record hands-free. I read somewhere that how the modem firmware was coded wich prevented to record calls both ways and to record normally calls you had to flash the modem firmware...
I live in a jurisdiction that allow to record calls both way and allow recording between two persons being one of them in the discussion, ex: you can't record other people discussion if you're not part of it.
So that's pretty what help i'm looking for and would like to have some help with other things mentioned above.
I have a Motorola Moto One 5G ACE witch custom rom Havoc Os and also an old Samsung Galaxy S4 also with a custom rom.
Thank you.
P.S. Sorry for bad english, it ain't my first language.

SELinux ( Linux ) in the world of Android devices is SEAndroid, it got implemented wiith Android 4.3. Some SELinux concepts aren't implemented in Android, hence we correctly have to speak of SEAndroid.
As part of the Android security model, SEAndroid enforces mandatory access control (MAC) for all processes, even processes running with root/superuser ( AKA su - switch user ) privileges. With SEAndroid, Android can better protect and restrict system services, control access to application data and system logs, reduce the impact of malicious software, and protect users from potential bugs in code on mobile devices.
IMO SEAndroid is somehow comparable to UAC known from Windows OS.
SEAndroid by default operates on the principle of default denial: anything that is not explicitly allowed is denied.
To change SEAndroid permissions on a per app basis Android must be rooted.
More info here:
Protecting Android with more Linux kernel defenses
News and insights on the Android platform, developer tools, and events.
android-developers.googleblog.com