I see a "Device Administrators" option under "Security & Privacy," but when I open it I don't have any options to enable specific apps. I've got through the Fire's settings ad nauseam without luck. When I log in with either installation version, I get a generic android screen asking for permissions: To be useful, however, the app needs access to the Fire's app activity so I can track when I'm reading a book, the news, or, well, playing WordFeud. So I tried installing RescueTime on my Fire two different ways: First, through an APK, and the through Google Play, which I use for common apps not available through Amazon like WordFeud. Unfortunately, while there is a native Amazon app for RescueTime, it is not compatible with any recent-generation Fire. I use RescueTime on my MacBook and Chromebook to log my on-screen activity, which has been tremendously useful. The underlying Android build for this is Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.
I have a Kindle Fire 8 (7th gen) running on Fire OS 5.3.6.4, which I believe is the same as 5.6.3.0, just misnamed. This is a modified cross-post from ebooks, but perhaps more of an Android question since Kindle Fire runs on a bespoke Android build.
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