Allow users to switch to developer mode in Android to allow them to install other applications and use the radio control to its full capacity.Permit third party applications installation.I have suggested to DJI to made this to resolve issue : Now, we still have to use a phone or tablet in addition to the DJI rc, we lose the main advantage of this radio control, its literaly a shame its totally legal! in this case, DJI has blocked the installation at the user level for a purely commercial purpose, thereby refusing the right to enjoy the acquired material and its illegal. The goal is to be able to install third-party applications such as weather, compass, google maps etc.
If you want made a limited operating system, you must create a proprietary operating system but good chance. You limit Android just for a commercial consideration, its illegal. In Europe, its legal to jailbreak or root product and will not void warranty.I repeat, on a enduser product, YOU CAN’T use it. Kiosk mode can’t be used if you sell a product with android, kiosk mode can be used ONLY on a enterprise device to limit the employees OR on a public device like a ticket terminal or something like that.Android License agreement permit use operating system freely BUT you can’t block basic function like “app installation” and block access to system information where we can active “developer options” and view android version, build version etc.Here are the important points I mentioned :
#Dji rc update#
I just pleaded our case with DJI support, they analyze the request and the legal aspects and get back to me with a formal answer and maybe a solution in a future update who knows.
#Dji rc how to#
I am hoping this video helps others out there that might have more insight on how to get around these permission and get us more access to customizing our DJI RC. Even if I could install the app, I am not sure how to access the Android home screen of the DJI RC, I am sure there must be a keypress shortcut. It appears the default user of the DJI RC does not have app installation permissions. For me I went to my Downloads folder to attempt to load the Instagram apk. From here, tap the menu in the top left, and tap into anywhere on the file system. One can access the Android Files app on the remote, by navigating to the system settings (swipe down from the top), tap the settings gear, tap Storage, tap Internal Shared Storage, tap Music & Audio, then tap Audio Files.
#Dji rc apk#
From there, I started a screen recording where I attempted to install the apk file. I added the Instagram apk file to the Downloads folder of my DJI RC SD Card (via my PC SD card reader) then put the SD card back into the DJI RC. Well, I managed to get a bit further on this.
#Dji rc software#
If you want to restrict users, you must develop your own proprietary system or use proprietary compilation software like visual studio & cie Note i have forgot one thing, It is nowhere indicated that it is impossible to use android normally is also illegal. We have just paid more than 2300€ for a mavic 3 classic fly more combo and we still have to use a phone or tablet in addition to the DJI rc, we lose the main advantage of this radio control, its literaly a shame.ĭJI, if you're reading this, if you don't want to have a large-scale petition, consumer associations on your back and probably an army of hackers fiddling with the radio control until you have unfortunate side effects for you (since in europe, the guarantee is 2 years even rooted), open the android to allow everyone to use the material that we paid a lot of money for! In this case, DJI has blocked the installation at the user level for a purely commercial purpose, thereby refusing the right to enjoy the acquired material and its illegal. The goal is to be able to install third-party applications such as weather, compass, google maps etc. Why? Because Android is an open source operating system based on a linux kernel and because its on license agreement.Īdditionnaly, in Europe, its totaly legal to root or jailbreak a product (and NOT void warranty) if your goal is not to violate intellectual property and it is not, this is not the case since the dji fly application is also available on android phone. I think that DJI staff doesn't known correctly the licence agreement of Android and rules on some country or territory.Īn enterprise can use Android freely on a commercial product (only android studio is buyable) but the enterprise must respect some rules:ġ) the enterprise can't restrict some basic function like APK installation !Ģ) the build and android version must be visible by the common menu list options of Android (which containt the ability to enable developer mode).
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