MIUI exclusive features like Second Space make it easy to set up a new phone from scratch. There are built-in apps for call recording, screen recording, and a system-wide dark mode that launched with MIUI 10 (Android 9 Pie). Another cool feature is Dual Apps, which allows you to sign in to the same app twice with different IDs. Some users have encountered Dual Apps permission denial error.
The error does not appear when the user tries to clone an app but when they try to open it. Tapping the cloned app does nothing but throw this error on the screen.
Let’s see how to solve it.
1. Turn off and on again
Maybe it’s a glitch of some sort. Have you tried turning the feature off and then back on? Open Settings and tap Dual Apps.
Tap the app to remove the cloned app and wait a few seconds. When you see the confirmation message, turn it back on.
Tap the newly copied icon to check if you still see the Dual Apps permission denied error.
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2. Tap the Original Icon
Here’s a simple trick that will work every time. When you search for a cloned app, such as WhatsApp, you’ll see two icons. An original that you installed from the Play Store and a copy labeled with an orange icon in the corner.
Tap the original icon and MIUI will ask you which app you should open — the original app or the cloned app.
3. Open with Google
You can also use Google Assistant to open WhatsApp. Once again, when you give your phone the “open WhatsApp” command, the Assistant will ask you to select the version of WhatsApp that you want to open.
Choose the one you want. It may not be a seamless solution but it works well. If you are using voice commands, things will become easier.
4. Use second space
Second Space is not like Dual Apps, but you can still use it to clone apps. You’ll create a separate space on your phone where its settings and apps will be. Sign in with another account and you’re done.
While this will allow you to install the same app twice, you’ll have to switch spaces each time you want to use the app. It can be a bit cumbersome, but you will have a solution that works.
5. Change launcher
I use Nova Launcher because it is one of the most versatile and feature-rich launchers for the Android ecosystem. It is also known to interfere with the way Dual Apps work. Sad. The dev team is working on a fix, and you’ll have to change your launcher in the meantime.
We’ve covered some launchers at GT like Action, Evie, and Microsoft that I recommend you check out.
6. App permissions
There are two app permissions that we will look at. One is the launcher application you are using. Perhaps tweaking it will give better results? MIUI stock launcher works well but is pretty bland. The Nova launcher is great, but as we noticed earlier, it’s not compatible.
Open Settings and tap on Manage Applications and search for your launcher here.
Check the App permissions to make sure everything the app needs to work properly is enabled.
The same goes for other permissions.
You will repeat the same process with the permissions of the app you copied and see the permission denied error. Search for and open the app, and check that it has all the necessary permissions to function properly.
7. Parallel space
One of the more popular apps, Parallel Space will let you clone any app on any Android phone and not just on MIUI phones. Install the app using the link below and launch it.
Select the app you want to clone and tap Add to Parallel Space. That’s it. One notable difference is that all your cloned apps will be inside Parallel Space and not inside the app drawer or home screen. That means a few extra taps but nothing to complain about.
Clone War
Dual Apps is a really cool feature that all Android phones should have by default. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Buyers of MIUI phones encounter permission denied error. However, there are ways to resolve this error or simply ignore it. It’s up to you.
Next up: Looking for another launcher? Here is an in-depth comparison between MIUI launcher and Pixel launcher.
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