If you ever used an Xposed module to remove quick setting tiles from the status bar, then you probably know the System UI will crash immediately after or sometimes a few days after. I have found a way to add and remove as many quick setting tiles from the status bar as you like, and won't cause the System UI to crash.
This guide is pretty easy and only consists of a few steps.
1. Download and install 'Settings Database Editor' from the play store, but don't open it just yet.
2. Open an ADB window and type the following command which will rant the application permission to edit Android's internal secure settings:
3. Open Settings Database Editor and tap on the dot next to 'secure'.
4. Scroll down until you see the setting titled:
5. Tap on the setting. You can now edit the setting and remove any tiles you don't want. Make sure to keep a back up of the list of tiles you removed. Tap save when done. Generally NO reboot is required. Pull down your statusbar
See images below:
This guide is pretty easy and only consists of a few steps.
1. Download and install 'Settings Database Editor' from the play store, but don't open it just yet.
2. Open an ADB window and type the following command which will rant the application permission to edit Android's internal secure settings:
Code:
adb shell pm grant by4a.setedit22 android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS4. Scroll down until you see the setting titled:
Code:
sysui_qs_tiles5. Tap on the setting. You can now edit the setting and remove any tiles you don't want. Make sure to keep a back up of the list of tiles you removed. Tap save when done. Generally NO reboot is required. Pull down your statusbar
See images below:
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