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.

If you download an automation app (like "Automate" or "Tasker"), you usually have to go into Settings > Accessibility > Installed Services and toggle the switch on manually. You cannot do this programmatically from within the app itself.

ADB, Android Debug Bridge, Enable Automator, Android Automation, UI Testing, ADB Shell, Accessibility Service

adb devices If you see a device listed with "device" next to it, you are ready. Now, let's get to the meat of the article. How do you actually enable the automator?