How to fix "Screen overlay detected" error ( သင့်ဖုန်းမှာ Screen overlay detected ဖြစ်နေခဲ့လျှင် )

How to fix "Screen overlay detected" error

Android Phone တွေမှာ Screen Overlay Detected Error များ တက်ခဲ့ရင်
Permission Request တောင်း လို့ Allow ပေးရတဲ့နေရာ မှာ
Screen overlay detected ဆိုတာလေးပေါ်လာခဲ့ရင်တော့ အောက်ပါနည်းလေးတွေအတိုင်း
လိုက်ပြီးတော့လုပ်ကြည့်လိုက်ပါ တစ်နည်းမရ တစ်နည်းနဲ့အဆင်ပြေသွားပါလိမ့်မယ်။

ပထမနည်း -

သင့် ဖုန်းထဲက Setting ထဲက Application ထဲသွားပါ
Clean Master, File Manager, Antiviru App တွေကို Install လုပ်ထားခဲ့ရင် Unistall လုပ်ပေးလိုက်ပါ။
ဒုတိယနည်း -

အခု တင်ထားတဲ့ပုံအတိုင်း တက်လာရင် Open Setting ထဲသွားပါ
Yes ဖြစ်နေတဲ့ဟာတွေ No ပေးလိုက်ပြီး On ဖြစ်နေတာ လေးတွေကို Off လုပ်ပေးလိုက်ပါ။

အားလုံး လုပ်ပီး သွားရင် စက်ကို Restart ချပေးလိုက်ပါ Screen Overlay Detected ဆိုတာကြီးကို
မြင်တွေ့ရတော့မှာမဟုတ်ပါဘူး။

အခြားသူတွေ ရေးထားတဲ့ နည်းတွေကိုတော့ အောက်မှာ ဝင်ရောက်ပြီး ဖတ်ရှုနိုင်ပါတယ်။

What to do when you get the annoying “screen overlay detected” message

Android has gotten a lot more user-friendly over the years, but there are still some things that can leave users scratching their heads. One of the most annoying recent Android problems is the “screen overlay detected” message. You’ll see this error message when trying to accept permissions or install an APK. The message is not exactly clear about what you need to do. If you’ve every experienced this frustrating message, we’ll help you get it resolved.

What does it mean?

The message appears when Android detects that another app is using a screen overlay. A screen overlay is when an app can appear on top of other apps. The floating Facebook chat bubbles and screen filter apps are common examples. It’s possible that an app could use a screen overlay to do something malicious while you accept permissions or install an APK. As a precaution, Android won’t let you do anything until the screen overlay is disabled. So let’s do that.

How to turn off screen overlay

The error message will tell you to “turn off the screen overlay in Settings > Apps.” Unfortunately, that’s where the instructions end. It doesn’t tell you how to find the responsible apps. We’ll help you snuff out the culprits.
Note: This process will be slightly different depending on your Android version and phone manufacturer.

Go to Settings > Apps
This step will vary by device. One of the following should work:
1. Tap the gear icon in the top right
2. Tap the three-dot menu icon > Configure apps
If you see Draw over apps, tap it
1. If you don’t, tap Special access under Advanced
2. Then select Draw over apps

All of the apps in this list can appear on top of other apps. That’s what Android means by “draw over other apps.” Most of the apps in this list only use screen overlay when they are called into action. For example, a caller ID app will only appear on top when you receive a call. You need to find the app that is currently using a screen overlay.

If there is a drop-down at the top, select Apps with permission
Select the app from the list
Toggle off Permit drawing over other apps

If you found the culprit, you should be able to go back and do what you were trying to do when the message appeared. Once you’ve figured out which app is causing the problem, you may find it easier to simply close out of the app next time you try to accept permissions or install an APK. Hopefully, this guide clears things up for you.

Ref : http://phandroid.com
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How to fix "Screen overlay detected" error

So, you’ve received the “screen overlay detected” message and have no idea what to do. Well, follow this step-by-step guide, and be troubled no longer.

Error message “Screen overlay detected”: the cause

The problem: Android suddenly warns you that a screen overlay has been detected.

The error message in question. / © AndroidPIT

The reason: This message appears when you’re running a floating app, and then start a newly installed one, which requests access rights. Floating apps include the chat heads of Facebook Messenger that can appear floating above other apps.
Affected Smartphones: Users across the internet have reported experiencing this problem on Samsung and Motorola smartphones. It seems likely to affect many manufacturers. AndroidPIT managed to replicate the behavior on a Vodafone and a Samsung smartphone.

Problem apps: We replicated the problem using Drupe, but CleanMaster, Lux and Twilight have all been blamed for the problem.

Drupe is one of many apps that may be the cause of the error. / © AndroidPIT

The technical background: As a security measure, apps ask for permission to use certain parts of your phone (internal storage, camera, etc.). In theory, a display overlay can interfere with the dialogue requesting permission, so you need to disable the feature to interact with the dialogue.

The solution: a step-by-step fix

Step one: "Screen overlay detected" fix

Find you what apps have permission to draw over the screen. On a non-Samsung smartphone, follow these steps:

Open the Settings
Tap the magnifying glass at the top right
Enter the search term “draw”
Tap Draw over other apps
Alternative route: Apps> [gear icon]> Draw over other apps

For Samsung users:

Open the Settings
Then Applications > Application manager
Press on More > Apps that can appear on top

Step two

You will find yourself in front of a list of apps that have permission to use floating buttons or other screen overlays. Now you need to identify the problem app and temporarily deny it permission to draw over the screen. Here is are some pointers on how to identify the app that’s causing trouble:

Do you see an app bubble on your screen? If do, this app is almost certainly the cause. Either you hide the app bubble or disable the app in the list
Do you have an app installed that changes the colors on the display or adjusts the brightness?
Reportedly, Clean Master can be a trouble maker. If you see Clean Master in the list, disable it
If there’s no obvious cause, disable everything

Step three

Now you can try launching the app again, and it should request permissions without the “Display overlay detected” error getting in the way.
For Samsung users: We have also received a report that suggests the one-handed keyboard setting could be the root cause. Deactivate it by going to Settings> Advanced features > One-handed operation.

Step four: reactivate screen overlays

In order for the app(s) that you have disabled in step two to work again, you need to re-enable its overlay permissions. If you turned off all apps, it might be worth considering only reactivating those apps that you actually use.
This is a rather inelegant workaround, but it's the best we have until Google makes the necessary changes to prevent app overlays from interfering with permission dialogues.
Has this guide helped? If you are still experiencing the error after following our guide, leave a comment, so we can try and address the problem.

Ref : https://www.androidpit.com

How to fix "Screen overlay detected" error ( သင့်ဖုန်းမှာ Screen overlay detected ဖြစ်နေခဲ့လျှင် )