Accessibility Demonstration
This continuous emulator recording shows the complete user-controlled Accessibility setup and the resulting app functionality. No sign-in is required to view it.
What the recording shows
- 00:00–00:08 — Drivers Copilot setup shows Offer reading as disabled.
- 00:08–00:24 — The in-app disclosure explains the visible Uber data read, the on-device purpose, temporary in-memory OCR, local history limits, and that Drivers Copilot never accepts or declines an offer. Choosing Not now leaves the service disabled.
- 00:24–00:34 — The disclosure appears again and the user affirmatively chooses Agree and open settings.
- 00:34–00:50 — Android Accessibility settings open. The user selects Drivers Copilot, leaves its shortcut off, reviews Android's system warning, and chooses Allow.
- 00:50–00:55 — Drivers Copilot returns with Monitoring on.
- 00:55–01:02 — A controlled Uber offer appears and Drivers Copilot displays its local profitability card.
- 01:02–01:06 — The Drivers Copilot card closes while the underlying Uber offer remains untouched.
Scope and safeguards
The Accessibility service is restricted to the Uber Driver package and reads visible offer and reservation information only while monitoring is enabled. Offer OCR runs on-device; the app does not upload offer screenshots or tap Uber's Accept or Decline controls. Optional City Activity uses Internet access, the OCR SDK has Google-documented diagnostics, and the separate Capture mode can examine the whole screen with Android permission. See the Privacy Policy for the current behavior. The video above demonstrates Accessibility in the version shown.
The optional Camera permission controls only the reservation flashlight. It does not take photographs or record video.