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While setedit can often read tables like Global and Secure , writing to them is a different matter. Android’s security model has evolved significantly over the years. Modern versions of Android (Android 10, 11, 12, and beyond) utilize stricter SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) policies. Even if a user has root access, the database provider (the SettingsProvider system service) may reject write operations on specific tables to prevent the operating system from entering a bootloop. When setedit queries the database provider and receives a rejection or a null pointer for write access, it generates the "does not currently support editing" message. setedit does not currently support editing this table
Starting with Android 14, apps targeting older APIs (like SetEdit) are blocked from modifying these settings, leading to the "unexpected failure" or "does not support" error. Which Tables are Affected? Usually the How to Fix (Without Root) (like refresh rate or resolution) that we can help you with