Android Studio - emulator Android Studio - emulator

I think each country has the Protection of Personal Information Act No, So they  should enforced the user rights on Android emulator.

In the smartphone emulator in Android Studio, the system runs as a user, not as root with admin rights. This means you won't have full access to all system features and settings, but you can test and run apps on the emulated device. However, using an emulator in Android Studio is one of the best ways to learn, test, and debug apps on the Android platform without having to own a physical device. It is important to note that the performance of the application may differ on the emulator compared to the real device, due to differences in hardware and software. Therefore, it is important to test applications on different devices and operating systems to ensure that they work properly on different platforms.

In Android Studio, in the smartphone emulator, the Android operating system runs in user mode, not as root with admin rights. The emulator is a simulation of a mobile device running Android. By default, the operating system in the emulator runs in user mode, like most real devices.

Basic features and services are available in user mode, not all the advanced options that are available in root mode. To gain full access and control of the Android OS in the emulator, you would need to perform a root procedure, which is however not recommended or supported by the official Android Studio tools.

It is important to understand that using root mode on Android may compromise the security of your device and may lead to instability or undesirable effects. Therefore, it is recommended to use caution and conscious use of the functions and permissions in the smartphone emulator and the real device.