Feature gates are a powerful tool for controlling the availability and behavior of features within an application. However, their scope of influence is limited to the application's internal features and does not extend to system-level settings or functionalities.
Specifically, feature gates cannot be used to hide custom keyboard extensions in system settings, as this would require direct interaction with the system's configuration, which is outside the purview of feature gates.
To achieve such functionality, developers would need to write code that interacts with the system settings directly.
Once such code is in place, feature gates can then be employed to control the execution of this code, effectively enabling or disabling the hiding of custom keyboard extensions based on the feature gate's configuration.