There are no extra security restrictions outside of what you'd find on a normal Android TV app. The only differences are you cannot root the device and there is no super user access.
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What debugging and analytics tools can I access?
If you’re using ADB, then you can utilize ADB debugging:
https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb
Or you can use log cat:
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How do I get my app on the device?
- Turn on developer options by opening the system summary screen on your device (Settings > System > General > System Summary)
- Press OK on your remote 7 times. You should get a message stating that you're now a developer!
- In the same "System: General" menu, scroll all the way down to the bottom. You'll now see a Developer Options section, which should already be turned on.
- Scroll down and select "Force allow apps on external"
- You can now use ADB to upload your apps to the device.
If you need more info on how to use ADB, go here:
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How do I see the new app on the Home screen?
If you follow the requirements for Android TV home screen, then you’re good to go!
https://developer.android.com/training/tv/publishing/checklist#home-screen
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