I have to remotely set up a large amount of Android devices with TeamViewer Host. I currently use ADB to install a TeamViewer Host .apk as well as a QuickSupport Add-On .apk. The issue I am facing now is that Eco-Mode is enabled, and I have do disable it manually for every device. Is there a way for me to do this with ADB also? Or alternatively is there a TeamViewer settings file I can update so Eco-Mode isn't on by default?
How to disable Eco-Mode on TeamViewer Host with ADB
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So, from your comment, you need to change this setting for quite a lot of devices (around 500). I don't have time to create a detailed solution for you, but I'll suggest these two approaches.
Approach 1: Scripting
Use
adbto grab coordinates and simulate touches. Write a script to automate the process.See Using ADB to access a particular UI control on the screen.
Edit: Culebra GUI seems to make your life a lot easier should you take this approach.
Pros
Cons
Approach 2: AccessibilityService
Utilize Android's AccessibilityService. You will need to write an Android app that has an
AccessibilityServiceand bulk install it on the devices (viaadbor any other means).Pros
adb.Cons
AccessibilityServiceneeds to be enabled manually. This answer shows how to automate it, but I have yet to test if it works.TL;DR
adbfor simple, one-off operations.AccessibilityServicefor more complex use cases.