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In an app called App Cloner, I am trying to toggle ON "Install automatically." When I try to toggle, I get a message of being redirected to Android Accessibility, where I can enable or disable this service.

I go to Android Accessibility, but it is grayed out, set to OFF. I tap on it to see the message: Restricted setting. This setting can't be changed unless you allow restricted settings in More options for specific apps in Settings > Apps.

I go to Apps in settings and I can't find an option of "More" under settings or in the app itself.

I do have other apps under Accessibility turned ON, but those apps were from Playstore.

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  • This Guide for a similar requirement may help//On Android 14,I didn't see all those options but somehow managed to install. I don't recollect how I managed
    – beeshyams
    Commented Dec 31, 2023 at 13:53
  • It's a breadcrumb menu button in the application window page, on the top right of the screen. Not all apps have it though. Otherwise, you may need to grant it via ADB
    – Arctiic
    Commented Feb 26 at 5:44

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On AOSP-based ROMs (Android 14 / LineageOS 21 used) the restricted setting can be toggled for an app on:

  • settings → apps → see all [a number] apps → [select an app] → [the three-dot "hamburger" menu — see the screenshot] → allow restricted settings

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  • At the time of writing the apps with restricted settings on my device were KDE Connect, Key Mapper and KISS Launcher (all from F-Droid). I allowed all.
    – user598527
    Commented Feb 25 at 11:21
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I can't find any of these on my phone. So, I suspect what you need is

  • Goto Settings
  • Press on Apps
  • Press on three vertical dot menu
  • Press on Special Access
  • Try the options here, I think my phone has different names to yours.
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