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I trying to figure out the intent values to open a specific application settings screen on Android, the one that allows you to "Clear Data", "Force Stop", "Uninstall"...
Thanks,
Adam.
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Here are some Android apps to keep the screen on when you are using your favorite apps. Let’s begin. There is a feature in Android settings that you can use to increase the sleep time so your phone will take longer before it decides to turn off the screen and autolock. Open Settings and go to Sleep under Lock screen & password.
In many apps, we have seen the Settings screen which is most common in most of the apps. This settings screen is used to manage the preferences of the users. For creating this settings screen android provides a feature to make a settings preferences screen.
The process used to be much more complicated, but Google has turned managing default apps into an effortless task. It’s baked right into the settings. Just go into your Settings app, select Apps & notifications, click on Advanced, and then go into Default apps.
Confirm by tapping on Reset apps. Open the Settings app on your Android phone. Go into Apps & notifications. Tap on the See all apps option. Hit the three-dot menu button. Tap on Reset app preferences. Confirm by selecting Reset apps.
CommonsWare have answered the question. Here is code you can copy/paste directly and use:
Intent intent = new Intent(android.provider.Settings.ACTION_APPLICATION_DETAILS_SETTINGS);
intent.setData(Uri.parse("package:" + getPackageName()));
startActivity(intent);
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