Locking down what an Android device can do can be extremely helpful. Especially if other people use your Android device. Below are some of the steps that you can take to limit the capabilities of your Android devices.
Install ADB
https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools
Enabling ADB
Open Settings > About Phone Tap on build number until it says your a developer Close and reopen Settings > System > Advanced > Developer options Scroll down a bit and enable USB debugging Hit OK and the warning.
Don’t forget to disable ADB when your done!
Disabling Apps
adb shell pm list packages | grep PACKAGE_NAME
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 PACKAGE_NAME
adb shell pm enable PACKAGE_NAME
Default Lineage Apps
- Calculator: com.android.calculator2
- Messages: com.android.messaging
- AudioFX: org.lineageos.audiofx
- Calendar: org.lineageos.etar
- Camera: org.lineageos.snap
- Contacts: com.android.contacts
- Files: com.android.documentsui
- Gallery: com.android.gallery3d
- Music: org.lineageos.eleven
- Phone: com.android.dialer
- Recorder: org.lineageos.recorder
- Clock: com.android.deskclock
- Browser: org.lineageos.jelly
- Settings: com.android.settings
Locking Apps
https://github.com/Maxr1998/MaxLock/releases/tag/v7.0.6 adb install MaxLock_*.apk
Installing An Appstore
Google Play Store(doesn’t require an account): https://aurorastore.org/aurorastore.apk adb install AuroraStore-*.apk