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Accessibility Service is an accessibility framework built into the Android system that allows apps to listen to screen content and perform operations on behalf of the user, and can run locally on the phone without Root permission, but event injection may be detected by the anti-cheat mechanisms of some games, and the latency is slightly higher than ADB.
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