A few days ago, Google announced that it would clamp down on apps that use Accessibility Services “incorrectly.” This move has the potential to cripple apps like LastPass and Action Launcher that use Accessibility Services in different ways, but LastPass confirmed it will not be affected by the changes. To provide some context, apps use Accessibility Services not only to assist those with disabilities, but also to allow for expanded functionality within the confines of Android that isn’t explicitly intended for disabled users. Google decided to clamp down on apps that use Accessibility Services possibly due to security concerns, though this will have the effect of affecting how these apps work. In a blog post, LastPass, one of the affected apps, confirmed that there is “no immediate impact to our Android users.” In LastPass’ case, the password manager used Accessibility Services not only to autofill passwords with App Fill, b...