I have a wall-mounted Android touch-pad in Bangalore whose firmware and UI are locked down: it boots, the stock interface works, but I have no Play Store or normal installer access. What I need is simple in concept yet fiddly in practice—I want Fully Kiosk Browser installed, set as the default launcher, and pre-configured with a few ADB-level tweaks so the tablet behaves like a single-purpose kiosk the moment it powers up. Because the bootloader is closed, the job relies on ADB commands and sideloading, not rooting. You’ll probably have to enable developer mode through the usual tap-dance, use `adb shell` to push the APK, grant the required device-owner permissions, then apply settings such as auto-start on boot, hide nav bars, block status pull-down, and lock the user into the browser. If determining the exact Android version matters, you can do that once you have shell access. I will have the tablet on-site; you’ll need to drop by my place (north Bangalore) with your laptop, cable, and any flashing utilities you prefer—minimal changes on the device itself, no permanent unlocking. Deliverables (checked together before you leave): • Fully Kiosk Browser sideloaded and launches automatically after reboot • Required ADB permissions and device-owner settings applied • Custom configuration file imported (I’ll provide JSON) • Quick walkthrough so I can repeat the process on identical units If this is something you can knock out efficiently, let’s get it done this week. Links for process and how to do it : https://blakadder.com/t6e-sideload/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuVUarY-Bh0 we have around 10-15 such devices that need the same work done pricing per unit can be negotiated accordingly