- Ensure the cloned app has all the necessary permissions to function on your device.
- If Dual Apps doesn’t work, use Second Space on your MIUI device. It lets you create a secondary profile for your device with its own set of apps.
- Alternatively, use a third-party app cloner from the Google Play Store.
Basic Fixes
- Restart device: Restarting your device can eliminate any bugs causing problems with the Dual Apps feature.
- Try using a third-party launcher : Install a third-party launcher from the Google Play Store, and try launching the dual app.
- Enable Second Space: Instead of Dual Apps, use the Second Space feature. You will create a separate space on your phone with its settings and apps.
- Open the app using Google Search/Assistant: Try launching the apps from the Google search bar or Google Assistant .
- Update MIUI: Update MIUI to the latest version for a bug-free experience.
Fix 1: Turn Off and Turn On Dual Apps
If there’s any bug with the cloned app, deleting it and adding it again might help.
Go to Settings > Apps > Dual Apps and turn off the toggle for the app that shows the error. Tap on OK to confirm. Re-enable the app in Dual Apps and check if the issue is fixed.
Fix 2: Check Permissions for Apps
If the cloned app doesn’t have the necessary permissions to function, you may see the “Permission Denied” error.
Long-tap on the cloned app icon > select App Info > tap on App permissions . Ensure you’ve provided all the necessary permissions.
Fix 3: Use a Third-Party App for Cloning
If the Dual Apps feature isn’t working – you can try using a third-party app like Parallel App or Parallel Space on your device. These apps perform the same functions as the Dual Apps feature on your MIUI device.
