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I use Insular to manage my work profile and when I use APKUpdater to update apps outside, I find them automatically installed into the work profile. These include stock apps including Play Store, which are difficult to remove. Is it possible to stop the installation? I think that updating within the profile where APKUpdater is located sounds more reasonable.
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val res =Shell.Pool.SU.run("pm install -r ${file.absolutePath}") ==0
file.delete()
return res
}
The work profile is treated as "user", which is 11 as for me. When I use adb to perform installation, I always specify the target user, which is something like:
pm install --user USER_ID PATH_TO_APK
Otherwise the apk will be installed for all users ("0" as for default profile and "11" as for work profile). Perhaps that is the case.
I use Insular to manage my work profile and when I use APKUpdater to update apps outside, I find them automatically installed into the work profile. These include stock apps including Play Store, which are difficult to remove. Is it possible to stop the installation? I think that updating within the profile where APKUpdater is located sounds more reasonable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: