Version 4.5

*Support has been dropped because there aren’t any planned updates, and it’s just causing more issues than anything.

Version 4.0

  • Fixed an issue where an extra fiber would start when hiding the Service Notification.
  • *Disabled parallel launch to prevent the script from running multiple instances of itself.
  • Various bug fixes and improved performance/stability.

*Special thanks to XDA members @asdiidjisjd23 and Sabrina Wortmann for bringing the multiple instances bug to my attention, and giving advice on how to fix it. Thank you both so much!!

Version 3.0

  • *Fixed a startup bug that caused the script to function improperly.
  • You can now hide the Persistent Service Notification.
  • New downloadable add-on for auto-updating script.
  • Optimized performance of adblocker.
  • Various bug fixes and improved performance/stability.
  • Special thanks to XDA member @andyk88 and Automate developer @Henrik Lindqvist for assisting me in fixing the startup bug! Thank you both so much!

Version 2.0:

  • Improved performance and stability.
    • Fixed logging and battery draining issues.
  • Squashed a few bugs.
  • Special thanks to XDA member @jdmegkoupe for such an amazing help by fixing the script and preventing it from running continuously, improving battery life, and reducing logs. Thanks so much!

Requirements

  • Install Google Play Services on Fire tablet. [Steps are given below]
  • You’ll require a Windows PC and a USB cable.
  • Install ADB and Fastboot Tools on your PC.
  • USB Debugging should be enabled on the tablet.

Steps to Remove Lock Screen Ads

access photos, media, and files on your device

modify system settings

modify private settings

  • Tap on them to get the installation prompt and make sure to install all three. [Do one by one]

Note: Make sure the boxes for the privileges are ticked before moving on to the next step.

  • Google Account Manager 5.1-1743759

  • Google Services Framework 5.1-1743759

  • Google Play Services 11.5.09 (230-164803921)

  • Google Play Store 8.3.41.U-all [0] [FP] 170066753

  • Once the boxes are ticked press the back button.

  • Now, scroll down the settings of Automate to find out the following code:

Run on system startup

Please Note: If you’re using Fire HD 8 or lower tablet then you’ll need to tap on ‘Enable ADB’ from the Developer Options menu and just enable it instead of USB Debugging. [ADB has been successfully enabled on your Fire tablet] While the Fire HD 10 will have USB Debugging to enable.

  • Now, connect your device to the PC using a USB cable > Head over to the installed ADB & Fastboot folder on the PC.
  • Click on the address bar inside the folder and type cmd > Hit Enter to open Command Prompt. [If asked by UAC, click on Yes to allow admin access]
  • Then run the following command by typing it inside the command prompt window and pressing Enter:

adb devices

  • It should give you the ‘List of devices attached’ code which will indicate that your tablet is connected in ADB mode.
  • Now, run the following command by copy-pasting it:

adb shell pm grant com.llamalab.automate android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

  • Then execute another command below:

adb shell pm grant com.llamalab.automate android.permission.CHANGE_CONFIGURATION

  • Next, run the following command:

adb shell pm grant com.llamalab.automate android.permission.SET_PROCESS_LIMIT

If nothing follows the command then it has been executed successfully and the permissions have been properly given to the Automate app.

NOTE: If anything follows the command that means the process didn’t finish successfully. Make sure to retry the steps once again and don’t do mistakes in adb commands. Simply copy-paste the commands and run them to reduce errors or mistakes.

That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.

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Source: XDA