Is there a no-compromise kiosk mode in android?

Anton Misyagin2020-04-20 20:45:10

Android

Anton Misyagin, 2020-04-20 20:45:10

It is required on a tablet with android version 5.1.1 to make sure that only one application is launched, neither minimize nor disable pin mode, nor access to settings, autorun by default, is this possible? I am developing an application using QT Creator 5.9. I read various instructions. Some of them imply that starting from the fifth version, they came up with attaching the application to the whole screen without interrupting notifications, but as I understand it, this application pinning mode is easily turned off by clamping two buttons, the question of why they did this is unclear. How to do this simple thing?

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AUser0, 2020-04-20
@AUser0

Rewrite the firmware to suit your needs.
Or use the device in which it is made.
And you will have 100% of such a simple thing, profit!

Oleg Zakharov, 2020-04-20
@blazenn12

I implemented this mode myself.
Try this, it helped me.
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/co...

f0b0s, 2012-03-13
@dudeonthehorse

You described the Apple MB-110. This is the best keyboard ever. The only drawback is the unusually located buttons, which can be easily rebinded in the registry.

Max, 2012-03-12
@7workers

strange question... you described the apple keyboard. "A4Tech KV-300H" is a fairly high-quality "clone", much cheaper, but not white. I have one myself and I don't want another one.

IllariPosselt, 2012-03-12
@IllariPosselt

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edogs, 2012-03-12
@edogs

Perhaps oklick 555? Unusually satisfied, they changed the Makovsky Claudia to her :)

astim, 2012-03-12
@astim

I'm afraid you won't find a clone, in a good way, of the Apple MB110 Wired Keyboard for Windows. A few years ago I started using a Mac at work, I really liked this Apple keyboard, then I bought a Macbook with the same cool keyboard, which is actually identical to the one used in Vaio, so I understand what you like about it. But my home computer is on Windows and I don’t have any plans to switch to iMac, so I started looking for a keyboard similar to the Apple MB110 for Windows a long time ago (more than a year ago) and, unfortunately, only half-name manufacturers with the appropriate quality make similar ones. mechanism, and the quality of plastic, now I just have Oklick 555 as in the previous comment, black, hail is a low-end keyboard with a nice, at first glance, design, made of wretched plastic with a stupid sticker on the gap (smeared with a marker), with rattling wobbly buttons, which can only be helped by a silicone pad from the delivery set, which significantly improves the feeling of use (takes away part of the backlash of the keys, reduces noise and you do not have to touch the wobbly buttons + overlay pleasant to the touch)). I don’t use it without an overlay, not because I’m afraid to fill it, but for the above reasons. Of the pluses, only the cost is about 500 rubles, and reliability - nothing fell off, did not break in a year and a half of use. I don’t know why “big” brands don’t make similar ones, made of high-quality plastic and good mechanical, in my opinion, there would be a demand for high-quality “island-type” keyboards, since a fairly large proportion of modern laptops are equipped with such keyboards,

Eternalko, 2012-03-12
@Eternalko

take a closer look at Microsoft Arc and Logitech k360/400

MAGNUS8, 2012-03-13
@MAGNUS8

For Windows - BTC 6431. If you do not take into account the Apple ones, then this is the best of everything that I have tried.

Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2012-03-13
@Anonym

Check out Rapoo keyboards: with and without NumPad