SetEdit SettingsDatabaseEditor

Introducing SetEdit, a powerful app that allows you to edit your Android settings database. With SetEdit, you can customize various settings to your liking. However, it's crucial to understand that improper use can lead to issues we may not be able to resolve. While we support this app, we cannot provide assistance for problems caused by misuse. Please use caution to avoid any unintended consequences.

For Android Jellybean and later versions, you can remove the protection on SECURE and GLOBAL tables by executing the command "pmgrantby4a.SetEdit22android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS" in an ADB shell. If you have an earlier version, you can only remove this protection on a rooted device by installing SetEdit to the system partition. On Android Q and later, ignore any prompts to "check for update" as it may reduce SetEdit's functionality. Click here to download SetEdit now.

Features of this app:

• SetEdit: Settings Editor: This app empowers users to edit their device's settings database, providing greater control over its functionality.
• Remove Protection: Users can remove the default protection on the SECURE and GLOBAL tables by executing a command in an ADB shell on Android Jellybean or later versions.
• Rooted Device Support: For earlier versions of Android, users with rooted devices can also remove the protection by installing SetEdit to the system partition.
• Android Q Compatibility: The app is compatible with Android Q and later versions, which may prompt users to check for updates.
• Multiple Functionality: SetEdit offers valuable functionality but warns users about the potential consequences of improper use.

Conclusion:

SetEdit is a valuable tool for those seeking advanced control over their device settings. However, users must exercise caution as improper use can lead to problems that the app may not be able to fix. The app provides specific instructions on how to remove protection on different Android versions, ensuring compatibility and convenience. While it may prompt users to check for updates on Android Q and later, this warning does not affect the app's overall functionality. Ultimately, SetEdit strikes a balance between offering user control and cautioning against potential issues.