^^ Um, yes, I took it from Him.
Okay guys, we can work with multiple users on this device.
Before we begin, here's what you need:
1- Root access granted
2- Terminal Emulator [from Google play] OR adb enabled
3- Busybox installed [increases the range of commands accepted by the emulator]
Now open Terminal Emulator, and type these codes to see the maximum users allowed
It would show 1
To change the maximum users allowed, type
Mine is 4.
To create a user, type
To remove a user, type
NOTE:- the primary user number is 0. The users you have created would have numbers from 1 and onwards.
If you want to change the user names after creation, go to [B]/data/system/users/userX.xml
here X is the user number, from 0 and onwards.
0 is the primary user.
SECURITY NOTE:
The second user can still access your messages, contacts, etc. It's best if you set a lock screen password on your own user, and select another launcher for the second user, hide all the sensitive applications using some application hider.
If you are on the second user, most of the data from the primary user is hidden (you can not acces it).
For example:
- photos
- unlocked levels in Angry Birds
- music
- contacts
- google account
- clipboard
- home screen
But there are a few exceptions:
- all the apps are there, as if they were just installed
- the recent apps menu
- the use-app-as-default-setting (I don't know the official name). For example: if you set Apex as default in the Guest account, it will also be default in the primary account.
- your messages!!
Original Method for 4.1 below:
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Been featured on the below sites!
Okay guys, we can work with multiple users on this device.
Before we begin, here's what you need:
1- Root access granted
2- Terminal Emulator [from Google play] OR adb enabled
3- Busybox installed [increases the range of commands accepted by the emulator]
Now open Terminal Emulator, and type these codes to see the maximum users allowed
Quote:
su getprop fw.max_users |
To change the maximum users allowed, type
Quote:
su setprop fw.max_users <your required number> |
To create a user, type
Quote:
su pm create-user <username> |
Quote:
su pm remove-user <usernumber> |
If you want to change the user names after creation, go to [B]/data/system/users/userX.xml
here X is the user number, from 0 and onwards.
0 is the primary user.
SECURITY NOTE:
The second user can still access your messages, contacts, etc. It's best if you set a lock screen password on your own user, and select another launcher for the second user, hide all the sensitive applications using some application hider.
If you are on the second user, most of the data from the primary user is hidden (you can not acces it).
For example:
- photos
- unlocked levels in Angry Birds
- music
- contacts
- google account
- clipboard
- home screen
But there are a few exceptions:
- all the apps are there, as if they were just installed
- the recent apps menu
- the use-app-as-default-setting (I don't know the official name). For example: if you set Apex as default in the Guest account, it will also be default in the primary account.
- your messages!!
Original Method for 4.1 below:
[HIDE]
Been featured on the below sites!
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