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On devices that support multiple user accounts, some user accounts can be restricted in what they can access. (Introduced in Android 4.3.)
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How to set restricted user as default user on reboot?
I am suggesting two solutions. Both of them require root access, and both were tested on a OnePlus 6 running Android 10.
Solution #1
Have the following script (let's call it switch-user.sh) run during …
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