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I'm hoping that I don't need to install any third-party apps for this - I need to be able to easily switch the speaker off when I walk into a meeting or get caught in a conversation with someone where answering the phone would be considered rude. Yes, I know that you can go into the settings menu and change options there, but I'm hoping that there's an easy way to switch all sounds off from the home screen without needing to navigate through various menus to get there.
Is there some way you can do this without needing third party software? If you need third party software, what's the options?
You could just press the volume down key and tap silent... That's the easiest method.
Ageye offers "g-profile" for free, and that has a profile creator. It's what I use, so you can check that out.
This is built into the phone, just go to SETTINGS (tab) > SOUND & DISPLAY and check the "Automatic" option for Profiles.
Nighthawk said:
This is built into the phone, just go to SETTINGS (tab) > SOUND & DISPLAY and check the "Automatic" option for Profiles.
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Yeah I know about that option, but I was hoping for some way to silence it quickly without having to define an appointment for it. But thanks for the info anyway Nighthawk.
cortk said:
You could just press the volume down key and tap silent... That's the easiest method.
Ageye offers "g-profile" for free, and that has a profile creator. It's what I use, so you can check that out.
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Wow! I must be thick but I never saw the volume down key/silent option. Geez I feel like an idiot now!!!! Thanks for the info cortk. Will also check g-profile.
cortk said:
You could just press the volume down key and tap silent... That's the easiest method.
Ageye offers "g-profile" for free, and that has a profile creator. It's what I use, so you can check that out.
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G-Profile looks really good, but it is not for free
Simopimo what did you end up using?
jokeeman said:
G-Profile looks really good, but it is not for free
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Is free!!!
hi
Good program is CT Scheduler. Google it!
Sorry for my english.
Install HD2 Connections and put 'Vibrate' Icon on your home. I did so.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=601203
Hi Guys just wanted to ask some settings regarding Background Data and Market.
What I wanted to happen is I want to Setup Background Data to permanently OFF, then when I use Market it will automatically Set to ON is this possible with Tasker? how should I set this up with Tasker.
ngek202 said:
Hi Guys just wanted to ask some settings regarding Background Data and Market.
What I wanted to happen is I want to Setup Background Data to permanently OFF, then when I use Market it will automatically Set to ON is this possible with Tasker? how should I set this up with Tasker.
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Yes this is a basic one. Do you mean all data off, or merely auto-sync off?
Start a new profile, with the context being an app, and choose market from the list.
Then when asked, choose new task, and select 'net' then choose mobile data =on, or wifi =on, or autosync = on, or all 3 depending on what you are after. Then create the profile.
With the new profile now in your list, touch the right-hand side, and select "add exit task" then basically do the opposite of whatever you turned on in the first step.
Now when market is opened, your data will turn on, and when you exit the market, it'll turn off.
If you get stuck I can create that profile and export it and post here for you to download and import.
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Wow ty for ur fast response and intetest Sir I will try this method and if I had trouble ill ask for ur help then. Thank you
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I cant seem to make it work can you check my created profile, Im sure I done it right.. but everytime i click market it still asks me to enable background data.
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Ok here it is opened up my pc, hope you can check it.
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Wow ty for ur fast response and intetest Sir I will try this method and if I had trouble ill ask for ur help then. Thank you
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I cant seem to make it work can you check my created profile, Im sure I done it right.. but everytime i click market it still asks me to enable background data.
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Ah. Apologies it appears that Tasker is very very broken right now.
I've been beta testing ROMs like mad recently, and have not put Tasker back on for a while. I have just tried putting it back on, and none of the App related contexts are working. I have e-mailed Tasker support to see why. I'll let you know what the response is. In the mean time, I have tested a work-around which does work. We can use a Tasker widget. Those still work!
1. Open Tasker, and select the lightning icon to create a new Task (we are not creating a profile here). Name it "Market".
2. Create the following task:
Net> Mobile Data = On
Net> Wifi = On
Tasker> Wait = 2 seconds
App> Load App> Market
3. Before hitting the tick button to save it, select an icon for the widget. Do this by pressing the button that looks like a small multi-coloured chess board. Select 'App Icon' and scroll down to the Market and select it.
4. Now save the Task.
5. Back out of Tasker and back to your home page.
6. Long-press in an appropriate space to add a widget like you normally would. Scroll down the widget list and select 'Task'. It'll have the Tasker icon by it.
7. Select the 'Market' task you just created. It'll give you a quick preview of the settings of the Task. Hit the Tick button.
8. Now your widget is set, and it'll look very similar to the Market shortcut icon. Press this, and Tasker will turn your data on, wait 2 seconds (for a connection to be made) then open the Market.
9. If 2 seconds is not long enough, edit the Task to bump the wait up to 3 or 4 seconds. 2 seconds worked for me.
The only downside to this over a Profile, is that you'll have to manually turn the data back off afterwards. You could either use the HTC widgets, or create another widget using the above steps and just set it to turn off 3G and wifi in one go when pressed. Call it "Data Off" or something.
Hope this helps for now. I'm keen to see why Tasker seems to have gone wrong as I'm one of it's biggest advocates. I'll be sure to post back here when I've gotten to the bottom of it.
Done it. but I couldn't try it right now no Wifi Im outside the house lol will try this when i get home.
Hope tasker will get fixed soon I tried your first Instruction and I think I followed it correctly.
Thanks a lot
One more thing when I add the Widget an Error appears "Warning: couldn't save data, making backup on SD" is this Ok?
ngek202 said:
Done it. but I couldn't try it right now no Wifi Im outside the house lol will try this when i get home.
Hope tasker will get fixed soon I tried your first Instruction and I think I followed it correctly.
Thanks a lot
One more thing when I add the Widget an Error appears "Warning: couldn't save data, making backup on SD" is this Ok?
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Yeah that's fine.
And I've had progress with Tasker not working on my phone. I changed the kernel I was using and it started working again! MDJ's Unity V4 Kernel works perfectly with Tasker.
What are you running? Are you s-off/rooted? I rooted my phone almost straight out of the box, so have never run Tasker on a stock kernel.
Thank you for your post as it has helped highlight something that I had missed in testing! Ironically I thought putting Tasker on a beta ROM would interfere with the bug finding process. We live and learn!
Thank you for your post as it has helped highlight something that I had missed in testing! Ironically I thought putting Tasker on a beta ROM would interfere with the bug finding process. We live and learn!
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wow cool
Oh mine's S-OFF and Rooted too, I'm currently using Virtuous Unity 2.37 I'm not sure if this is the Kernel I just looked over the "About Phone" it's 2.6.35.13-UNITY-V4-g4796564
oh it says [email protected] #2.. so I think we have the same Kernel? I'm not well aware of this stuffs or maybe I just need a working Wifi Connection still outside Ill be home in 5hrs..
Ah. It was putting unity v4 back on that fixed it. Perhaps try reflashing it.
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Is this the one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1100396
That's the kiddie.
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Thanks again will try this when I get home and Post what happens next.
Sad
Still didn't work tried both methods and Reflashed the Kernel but to no avail , but thanks for the effort and interest in helping me though
must not be compatible with my current ROM
Thanks
(Pressed Thanks)
Tasker dev emailed me back. They have confirmed reports of app recognition failures on certain custom ROMs. Yours must be one of them. Have you asked the dev of your rom about it? Perhaps he could help.
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yeah maybe that's the right Idea
I believe you've all misunderstood the OP. (or maybe I misunderstood him)
Tasker doesn't support turning OFF the Background Data setting under the Account & Sync option.
I am looking for an app that could turn this OFF and ON as well.. Don't know if AutomateIt supports it.
Skanob said:
I believe you've all misunderstood the OP. (or maybe I misunderstood him)
Tasker doesn't support turning OFF the Background Data setting under the Account & Sync option.
I am looking for an app that could turn this OFF and ON as well.. Don't know if AutomateIt supports it.
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Yes unfortunately tasker can't yet turn this off, but with auto-sync turned off (which it can do) then battery drain and data usage are minimal. I don't think turning off both makes for a greater advantage.
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wnp_79 said:
Yes unfortunately tasker can't yet turn this off, but with auto-sync turned off (which it can do) then battery drain and data usage are minimal. I don't think turning off both makes for a greater advantage.
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Based on my experience, it might..
I posted this a while back.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14647492&postcount=106
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING ADDED JUST PM ME AND I WILL ADD IT AND GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE. THANKS!
This will remove that annoying little Wifi Reminder. I have tested this on my phone with 0 issues.
•You will need root
•You will a SQLite editor
1.Open Settings Storage > db > secure
2.Search for “wifi_networks_available_notification_on” (different providers will be different line numbers)
3.Edit that record to read a value of 0 < (that's a ZERO)
4.Reboot your phone
How to remove WIFI Popup Notification:
Open anycut.
Click 'new shortcut'
Click 'activity'
Click 'HiddenMenuWifiOffload'
use new home screen shortcut to turn it off
Thanks to tillithz
for some reason this did not work for me...
I am testing a kernel so that could be the cause. my phone booted kinda wired restarted like 3 times. one of those into the recovery.
after it came back up i went into the market and i got that dumb notice that wifi is available.
so I checked the settings, and it still said 0...
but again i think is cause of the custom kernel so that this with a grain of salt.
Only the "Any Cut" shortcut workaround works for me.
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cshort0982 said:
This will remove that annoying little Wifi Reminder. I have tested this on my phone with 0 issues.
•You will need root
•You will a SQLite editor
1.Open Settings Storage > db > secure
2.Search for “wifi_networks_available_notification_on” (different providers will be different line numbers)
3.Edit that record to read a value of 0 < (that's a ZERO)
4.Reboot your phone\
Original Thread: http://www.s3forums.com/forum/galaxy-s3-hacking-mods/874-hack-remove-wifi-reminder.html
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You may want to add a link to the free SQLite Editor here http://code.google.com/p/xdroidx/downloads/detail?name=SQLite Editor-9.apk
Also Update your post to say this only takes care of the notification not the WiFi pop-up. To eliminate the WiFi pop-up when opening apps you need to use any cut or similar to create a link to " hiddenmenuwifioffloading" and then disable it.
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xgunther said:
Only the "Any Cut" shortcut workaround works for me.
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That is because that eliminates the pop-up!
The op is talking about the constant notification under "ongoing" in the notification pull down. They are two separate things and require two method to eliminate.
[email protected] said:
You may want to add a link to the free SQLite Editor here http://code.google.com/p/xdroidx/downloads/detail?name=SQLite Editor-9.apk
Also Update your post to say this only takes care of the notification not the WiFi pop-up. To eliminate the WiFi pop-up when opening apps you need to use any cut or similar to create a link to " hiddenmenuwifioffloading" and then disable it.
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That is because that eliminates the pop-up!
The op is talking about the constant notification under "ongoing" in the notification pull down. They are two separate things and require two method to eliminate.
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Thanks mate, was driving me bonkers having that pop up.
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you may want to add a link to the free sqlite editor here http://code.google.com/p/xdroidx/downloads/detail?name=sqlite editor-9.apk
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thank you so much!
I'm not sure if this belongs in Development or in Q&A, but regardless, this tutorial needs to be somewhere, as everyone asks about this constantly.
Also, OP, I would suggest updating your post to have the methods of removing both the ongoing notification and the pop-up, so we can help people get rid of Verizon's nonsense.
I'm all for responsible use of data, but spamming us with a pop-up on every app launch is not the way to handle things.
Can we get a walk through on how to disable the popup notification? the anycut method
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Can we get a walk through on how to disable the popup notification? the anycut method
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In your launcher, add a shortcut via the standard long-press method. For the shortcut's target, select Any Cut.
From here you will have four options. Select "Activity". From here, scroll down to the "H" area (they're alphabetized) until you find a value called "HiddenMenuWifiOffload" and select it.
Then, open your new shortcut from your launcher. Select "Disable" and press "Okay" at the bottom, then you can use Back or Home to exit out.
You may need to restart for this to take effect (not sure), but this should disable the pop-up when launching apps.
SCato said:
Can we get a walk through on how to disable the popup notification? the anycut method
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Open anycut.
Click 'new shortcut'
Click 'activity'
Click 'HiddenMenuWifiOffload'
use new home screen shortcut to turn it off
Also, anycut is no longer available in the play store. I've attached the apk for anyone who needs it.
Thanks guys!
anything else I can hack on this thing?
SCato said:
Thanks guys!
anything else I can hack on this thing?
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The ongoing notification when you have a headset attached can be disabled as well, by freezing the ContextAware application. I froze mine with Titanium Backup, but it's possible you could do it with the stock ICS method.
Thanks for the fixes guys!
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ExodusC said:
The ongoing notification when you have a headset attached can be disabled as well, by freezing the ContextAware application. I froze mine with Titanium Backup, but it's possible you could do it with the stock ICS method.
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How about removing the keyboard notification when you are typing?
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How about removing the keyboard notification when you are typing?
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That one I am not sure on.
I actually like that one being there, as if I have a need to switch input methods, I can do it very easily with it.
ExodusC said:
That one I am not sure on.
I actually like that one being there, as if I have a need to switch input methods, I can do it very easily with it.
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Ya, that may not be the best idea. AFAIK that is the way in the stock ROM to switch input methods. After I did a factory reset I tried the press and hold on a textbox to get the input selection popup to show and it never would. I figured out whenever I had a cursor in the textbox and the keyboard open that clicking that icon is the same thing.
ExodusC said:
In your launcher, add a shortcut via the standard long-press method. For the shortcut's target, select Any Cut.
From here you will have four options. Select "Activity". From here, scroll down to the "H" area (they're alphabetized) until you find a value called "HiddenMenuWifiOffload" and select it.
Then, open your new shortcut from your launcher. Select "Disable" and press "Okay" at the bottom, then you can use Back or Home to exit out.
You may need to restart for this to take effect (not sure), but this should disable the pop-up when launching apps.
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Just wanted to report that this does not work unfortunately. I disabled the option via the activity above and restarted, and still get the Wifi notification.
Looks like you really need root for this, and need to update the field in the db per OP.
Edit: sorry just reread and this for pop up not notification sorry for the confusion
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Anyway to kill off the GPS crosshairs? Unless GPS is enabled?
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Stam2000 said:
Anyway to kill off the GPS crosshairs? Unless GPS is enabled?
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I thought that was the NFC icon?
Also I was hoping this was a real hack. My understanding is that these just disable the popups. What I hate to think about is that there's processes being used to scan for wifi even when wifi is turned "off". Wifi isn't turned off is the phone pops up telling you wifi is close. This uses battery. No Verizon I don't want to use wifi. I want to use my unlimited data plan you keep f*****g me in the ass to keep. That's the only reason I let you f**k my ass.
Hi, I would like to have lock screen disabled when I'm connected to my Smartwatch 2, and as soon as the connection is broken - I want the lock screen back on. I guess it's possible to do it with Tasker, but I have no idea how. Any help?
I do this with my work Wi-Fi network... So I assume the same rule applies, instead of connected to X WiFi network, you set it up as connected to X Bluetooth.
I use Tasker and Secure Settings to get this to work.
hurdlejade said:
Hi, I would like to have lock screen disabled when I'm connected to my Smartwatch 2, and as soon as the connection is broken - I want the lock screen back on. I guess it's possible to do it with Tasker, but I have no idea how. Any help?
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Attached my tasker implementation.
As I have both Samsung Galaxy Gear and Sony Smartwatch 2, my profiles check for both connections.
Under the
Bluetooth Connected profile *, B4:52:7D:F3:A6:A6Not Bluetooth Connected profile *, B4:52:7D:F3:A6:A6
you will need to change to make it work with your smart watch as that is my Sony Smartwatch 2 bluetooth address.
The lockscreen password is cfchong. To modify it to your own, you have to go through all the tasks and change them at the Set Password to your preferred password.
You will also need to set the lockscreen security to none in the Phone Settings (not tasker). I set my lockscreen security to swipe as without the lockscreen, the phone may be woken accidentally in the pocket and the homescreen widgets been activated.
I have also included some profiles to set the phone silent mode to on/off when connected/disconnected except when a call is in progress.
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Oh...what I would die for now...is to get a WeChat smart extension. I have 10 times more WeChat messages than WhatsApp :waiting...waiting:
thanks, but it seems i can't import it to tasker. it says failed to move to SD. any ideas?
second, how do i find out the smartwatch BT address? it's not in smartconnect and not in bluetooth settings.
hurdlejade said:
thanks, but it seems i can't import it to tasker. it says failed to move to SD. any ideas?
second, how do i find out the smartwatch BT address? it's not in smartconnect and not in bluetooth settings.
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unzip the file and move the SmartWatch.prj.xml file to the projects subfolder of tasker.
select the bluetooth address using the search button in tasker as showed in attached screenshot. it should show all your bluetooth paired devices.
as i am still in the process of enhancing my profiles, attached is my latest "enhanced" profiles.
feel free to modify at your heart's content.
cfchong said:
unzip the file and move the SmartWatch.prj.xml file to the projects subfolder of tasker.
select the bluetooth address using the search button in tasker as showed in attached screenshot. it should show all your bluetooth paired devices.
as i am still in the process of enhancing my profiles, attached is my latest "enhanced" profiles.
feel free to modify at your heart's content.
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Hi cfchong
Thank very much your project template. I imported it to tasker, and it reports right state of SW connection. But my phone isn't locked with PIN/Password when SW disconnected. Could you instruct me more.
thanks
Awesome!
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still doesn't work with me, Anyone help.
My Xperia Z1 with Android 4.4 .575
thanks
xuandai said:
still doesn't work with me, Anyone help.
My Xperia Z1 with Android 4.4 .575
thanks
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Hi, I've made my own and its simplified so its only for the Smartwatch without all the variables and complicated stuffs... I have attached it to this post.
Firstly set the password on your phone to none... then...
Make sure you have disabled beginners mode in tasker and you have installed secure settings from the play store...
Then tap the home icon and tap import and then navigate to the file you extracted from the zip...
Then edit the states under profiles to use your smartwatches bluetooth address by removing mine and clicking the search icon...
go to the tasks tab and open the SW2NotConnected task and set pin and then click the pencil
enable device admin and change the pin code...
click save and navigate back using the onscreen controls...
Try it and see if it works I hope it works
danster3 said:
Hi, I've made my own and its simplified so its only for the Smartwatch without all the variables and complicated stuffs... I have attached it to this post.
Firstly set the password on your phone to none... then...
Make sure you have disabled beginners mode in tasker and you have installed secure settings from the play store...
Then tap the home icon and tap import and then navigate to the file you extracted from the zip...
Then edit the states under profiles to use your smartwatches bluetooth address by removing mine and clicking the search icon...
go to the tasks tab and open the SW2NotConnected task and set pin and then click the pencil
enable device admin and change the pin code...
click save and navigate back using the onscreen controls...
Try it and see if it works I hope it works
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Thank very much your support. I still doesn't work for my Z1, I think there is problem in my "secure setting" software, It coudn't set PIN/password in my phone. I don't know why, it was rooted.
xuandai said:
still doesn't work with me, Anyone help.
My Xperia Z1 with Android 4.4 .575
thanks
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xuandai said:
Thank very much your support. I still doesn't work for my Z1, I think there is problem in my "secure setting" software, It coudn't set PIN/password in my phone. I don't know why, it was rooted.
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Are you sure you have device admin enabled
danster3 said:
Are you sure you have device admin enabled
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Yes, it's.
When I used project from cfong, it enable silen mode, but didn't put PIN/password
There is also a simple app just for this purpose. Autolockphone.. It's in pay store.
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xuandai said:
Yes, it's.
When I used project from cfong, it enable silen mode, but didn't put PIN/password
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Have you tried just creating a new task and using secure settings to set a pin without any profiles, try and mess around with that.
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danster3 said:
Have you tried just creating a new task and using secure settings to set a pin without any profiles, try and mess around with that.
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I ttried many time with simple task as: set pin, NFC, airplane, but none of them workd.
xuandai said:
I ttried many time with simple task as: set pin, NFC, airplane, but none of them workd.
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are you rooted?
danster3 said:
are you rooted?
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^ This
1. You have to be rooted
2. You have to grant Secure Settings admin access in your device settings.
3. Make sure to enable System+ module in Secure Settings Plugin.
4. Run 2 simple actions that require root privileges (1 for Tasker and 1 for Secure Settings), while the screen is on and make sure you grant the 2 apps Superuser permissions.
Sorry to bump a 2 week old thread, but it appears as though some are still having problems. I don't use a pin lock, but I routinely disable the keyguard while connected to my Motorola Roadster 2 in the car. For those who are experimenting with Tasker for the first time, keep it simple for now. Too many task / profile collisions can really mess with what you're trying to achieve. Hope this helps.
htcslic said:
There is also a simple app just for this purpose. Autolockphone.. It's in pay store.
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Agree, absolutely hassle free and worth the money.
I'd recommend this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.benhirashima.skiplock
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I can successfully run widgetupdatet and musicproxy on my uis7862 unit.
But I think i need to make it start at boot/wakeup and also make it not battery optimized
So for start at boot/wake up, i turn it on with User - application. But this make widgetupdater app show up everytime when unit boot up, which i prefer it to hidden
For battery optimized setting, I don't have battery option from my setting menu.
May I have your advice on this?
@KёniG
Thanks
Hello.
The newest firmware doesn't have battery settings. Install this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sika524.android.quickshortcut and find "Settings suggestions". Launch it and type in the search field "Battery".
KёniG said:
Hello.
The newest firmware doesn't have battery settings. Install this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sika524.android.quickshortcut and find "Settings suggestions". Launch it and type in the search field "Battery".
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cool, thanks. Let me try this app on my unit for battery setup part
May I know how about the startup part, anyway I can make the app screen do not popup and make a more silent startup?
(for my firmware, I can make app startup automatically in settings -> user -> application settings
Thanks again
@KёniG
I've switched to paid version and turn on "silent start" seems it will just flash then go away which is good now.
However I don't find the way to open the app to change settings anymore (don't see the icon at notification menu) . need to wipe out the app data to get back to setting screen
jasonwong28 said:
May I know how about the startup part
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My answer above is about silent start up.
If you have the restricted notification bar it is required to reinstall the app to enter settings. Silent mode is not appropriate way for you.
KёniG said:
My answer above is about silent start up.
If you have the restricted notification bar it is required to reinstall the app to enter settings. Silent mode is not appropriate way for you.
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Thanks, so either I can still choose silent startup but need to reinstall app if i need to change settings
Or
I dont make it silent startup but i will see the setting screen everytime the unit starts?
and one last thing
After I use musicproxy+widgetupdater. When I use my wheel button - "mode" to change the source, it will go through radio, Phone, Bluetooth music, then my specified music player, then stopped if i press "mode" again. Originally, the next app is the map and then loop back to radio. Is it normal behaviour?
Thank you so much
Played a bit more, seems AIMP is working fine to loop the button cycle.
Your problem got solved?
SamWarner01 said:
Your problem got solved?
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silent startup still make the app no longer configurable but is ok as I don't think need to always configure that often.
For wheel button issue, I find out is my specific app (KKBox) issue. If I change to AIMP or another music app then is working fine to cycle the sources.
And i think a setting which is quite useful for me is "Multiple music app" which will show current playing app info in that widget area