I recently received another scammish text which led me to suspect an app or apk I installed was to blame (possibly). Is there a way to chronologically see things I've installed on my phone. Stock Downloads app won't work because if I deleted the apk or installed it in a different way it won't show. There should be a way to see all of the things you've installed non market, apks, modules, or whatever. To be able to trace back and find a culprit. Kinda like a criminal rap sheet.
Your best bet is TITANIUM BACKUP !!! Sort all apps by date installed it will give you time installed !!!
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No. I want something that can chronologically list on my phone all of those things that I've installed or modified or installed then deleted. Like a total history of installs.
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No. I want something that can chronologically list on my phone all of those things that I've installed or modified or installed then deleted. Like a total history of installs.
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Past package installations, probably not. Future installations, maybe.
you're getting on the right track sir. Like having a time machine where I can go back in look a the things that have happened so I can pin point possible problems.
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you're getting on the right track sir. Like having a time machine where I can go back in look a the things that have happened so I can pin point possible problems.
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Last time machine I had was in '68. Wasn't worth a damn. Thing always broke at the worst times. I'm still trying to get back. I'd suggest not putting things on your device that might cause problems.
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jd1639 said:
Last time machine I had was in '68. Wasn't worth a damn. Thing always broke at the worst times. I'm still trying to get back. I'd suggest not putting things on your device that might cause problems.
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That's good advice to give about my device, from someone that can't take care of a 46 yo time machine. I need a way to log all installed/uninstalled apps, apks, modules, and /system changes. Where's it at?
Lethargy said:
Past package installations, probably not. Future installations, maybe.
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Please elaborate....
Haven't heard of such a thing. Sorry.
Titanium can tell you app installs, even play store kinda keeps track. Initial install order anyway.
But to track apps, mods, alterations...anything? Nope. And flashing in recovery would not be trackable inside the O/S anyway.
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Basically, if there isn't some kind of a thing on the play store....then it doesn't exist.
Scam texts are pretty common in some countries. I don't think it has anything to do with an app you installed unless you gave Snapchat your phone number as they got hacked a while back.
No snap chat for me. I thought of this idea for logs of this stuff before. There's got to be a way!
dontbeweakvato said:
No snap chat for me. I thought of this idea for logs of this stuff before. There's got to be a way!
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You may need to learn app development and make a way.
dontbeweakvato said:
No snap chat for me. I thought of this idea for logs of this stuff before. There's got to be a way!
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KJ said:
You may need to learn app development and make a way.
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If you made an app to log package installs it would be a waste of time + have to be running on your device all the time. It'll also hardly be of any use, since most people aren't installing like 20 apps a day, every day. Just write it down if you really need to LOL.
For packages you currently have installed via Play or .apk installation you could go into /data/app and look at the dates on the .apk files. If you flashed something in recovery it'll show up as August 1 1970 or August 1 2008 or whatever generic date. As said previously, Titanium Backup uses this if you sort by date lol.
Edit, example (most mine are 25 July since I restored them through Titanium Backup):
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Ok so I have this installed on my phone and I have no clue what it is, never installed it nor can I find a way to uninstall it. Anyone else have it installed and if so did you find a way to delete/uninstall it?
It has the same thing in my downloads section of the market. The app doesn't show up in the app list under settings, though. It's really an annoyance and I think it is also causing the market to give me a false update notification. My boyfriend's phone does not have it installed and is not having any sort of the same issue with the market.
The only thing I think will clear it is a factory reset.
Update: I did a factory reset and before everything restored and I started using apps, it wasn't there. After I started using a few apps it was. No way to get rid of it until you reset the phone again. I don't know which app is causing it, but the few that I did open were task panel, eReader, and a word game. I removed them and reset. It has been quite a few hours after heavy use and it hasn't showed up in my downloads. I suspect one of those apps.
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this is really aggravating and many people dont even realize they have it on their phone. I have two nexus ones and its on both of them and on both phones i get the damn phantom application update notification. Has anyone figured out anything more about this? thank you
Where are you guys seeing it? I'm a pretty heavy app user, having installed/uninstalled quite a few, and haven't done any type of wipe; however, I'm not seeing what you're describing.
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I believe the the old openhome app had the class name com.google.launcher2 this is same name that google have now used for the new launcher hence the market thinks its installed... which is isn't.
Has anyone tried to install open home & then uninstall? Maybe it will get rid of both...
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I believe the the old openhome app had the class name com.google.launcher2 this is same name that google have now used for the new launcher hence the market thinks its installed... which is isn't.
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Which makes me wonder why Google would allow 3rd party developers to use com.google...
Weird. I don't have that. You guys should use atrackdog to generate an installed alp list and compare them for commonalities.
Like all issues with this phone, I don't know if I'm supposed to contact HTC, google, or T-Mobile. Sound like a software issue so I'm guessing google?
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Like all issues with this phone, I don't know if I'm supposed to contact HTC, google, or T-Mobile. Sound like a software issue so I'm guessing google?
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I am not sure why you would need to guess in this case. It is neither a hardware or a plan problem. Google is your source for a solution. This is very likely dues to a previous installation of Open Home on an older android. As to why you can not uninstall it I can not answer, but at the least I do not have it in my installed software list.
Are you rooted? If so, you could go in and delete the apk from /data/app
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Which makes me wonder why Google would allow 3rd party developers to use com.google...
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Um, because Apps aren't vetted? com.google is just a java namespace it doesn't change anything or give you magic permissions.
Most likely openhome grew from someone starting with the launcher source and renaming it by adding "2" then tweaking it. The only bug here is that the market is looking for installed apps by "pname" whereas atrackdog doesn't.
Its a Market display bug guys, the app is _not_ on your phone.
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Um, because Apps aren't vetted? com.google is just a java namespace it doesn't change anything or give you magic permissions.
Most likely openhome grew from someone starting with the launcher source and renaming it by adding "2" then tweaking it. The only bug here is that the market is looking for installed apps by "pname" whereas atrackdog doesn't.
Its a Market display bug guys, the app is _not_ on your phone.
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Agreed, although I already left a market comment.
So I am not the only one. I have the bloody app on my phone too. I never installed it. It was there from day one and I can't remove it.
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Anyone have this under running applications?
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It's apart of CM7 or some ROMs. It is PinyIME, it is a Google keyboard that allows English -> Chinese.
Could you also CHILL OUT? Stop going "OMFG WHAT IS THIS?!?!?!?!?!??!" It's just a app, nothing malicious. Open Titanium Backup and simply uninstall it (or use ADB/Root Explorer) whatever you want.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.pinyin&feature=search_result
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It's apart of CM7 or some ROMs. It is PinyIME, it is a Google keyboard that allows English -> Chinese.
Could you also CHILL OUT? Stop going "OMFG WHAT IS THIS?!?!?!?!?!??!" It's just a app, nothing malicious. Open Titanium Backup and simply uninstall it (or use ADB/Root Explorer) whatever you want.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.pinyin&feature=search_result
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you cant fault me for wanting to know what that is. Never noticed it on any other android device i had. thanks for your answer.
charlieb620 said:
you cant fault me for wanting to know what that is. Never noticed it on any other android device i had. thanks for your answer.
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It's on your device because you put it there. It's part of the firmware, not part of the "device."
You installed a non-stock firmware then panicked when you found a non-stock application running. Did you even consider reading about whatever firmware you're running to see what it comes with?
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you cant fault me for wanting to know what that is. Never noticed it on any other android device i had. thanks for your answer.
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I can fault you for the way you reacted to it, considering you have 3000+ posts. I expected a more mature post. You obviously installed a non-stock ROM (or applied mods because you have battery %). The old CM7 nightlies included the same exact app, PinyIME. It's pretty much just a keyboard.
And agreed with mstevens. You flashing custom ROMs, you shouldn't be surprised if random apps are included with the ROM.
Ok Ok he overreacted but it seems he honestly thought he had some malware, so I say some slack can be cut. All's well that ends well
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Ok Ok he overreacted but it seems he honestly thought he had some malware, so I say some slack can be cut. All's well that ends well
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thanks. So if i had 5 posts it would be expected and i would be immature, but being as though i have a nice amount of post and thanks my heading makes me immature. lol
some people take XDA too serious.
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It's on your device because you put it there. It's part of the firmware, not part of the "device."
You installed a non-stock firmware then panicked when you found a non-stock application running. Did you even consider reading about whatever firmware you're running to see what it comes with?
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thats how the device was sent to me. so i didnt install anything but my apps from titanium backup.
thanks for your MATURE response though.
That's Pinyin IME, the app that comes with AOSP, actually you should also get the Japanese IME. If you do not use Chinese and Japanese input method, you can just uninstall them without any problem.
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That's Pinyin IME, the app that comes with AOSP, actually you should also get the Japanese IME. If you do not use Chinese and Japanese input method, you can just uninstall them without any problem.
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thanks. i just removed it through rootexplorer. tryed uninstalling it through applications and it wouldbnt budge.
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If you do not use Chinese and Japanese input method, you can just uninstall them without any problem.
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is it safe to delete the Dirty Knees and Look at These input methods?
I just received my tablet whats the first steps i should do, how can i get titanium backup, also the left bottom screen sticks out
Lastly what are the nost productive apps i can use to make my tab efficient
first thing YOU should do, is send it back because of that defect.
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first thing YOU should do, is send it back because of that defect.
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This.
I am going to get supernote or whatever.
I know the very FIRST app I will mess with will be Google Music to get my entire collection downloaded for offline use.
The first thing I do is read the right threads
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1764480
That'll cover apps to try out. Theres exsisting threads about how to root, which is required for TB.
but to answer your question, the first thing i do, after re-installing all of my apps of course, is restore the data to my apps.
and i believe you need to be Rooted to get full use out of Titanium backup. But the Infinity comes with an that lets you back up the data and the apps.
head over to the Theme forum for answers to the best apps.
If you choose to restore data in addition to apps, be sure to take it slow. Restoring data is a common way of causing seemingly unrelated problems without realizing it.
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If you choose to restore data in addition to apps, be sure to take it slow. Restoring data is a common way of causing seemingly unrelated problems without realizing it.
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i usually restore data based on the app. For example, NoteEverything has a backup and restore function. I use the built in restore function (if available) of my apps to do any restoring. Back when i had my DX, i used titanium to restore data. Its been a long time since i did a full data restore.
setup wireless silly
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First think would be to un-box it and if you are in a mood, you can record the unboxing and post it on youtube
haha i took pictures of it, set up wifi and downloaded chrome so i dont ever have to use stock browser. now im trying to get the apps from my htc one x to go into this one. is it possible to copy the backups of apps on my phone into the storage of tablet ? and the screen jets out very little but why would i wait a week for amazon to receive it, then to ship out yet another one , not knowing if it will be the same or not .
i then went to best buy about 10 minutes ago and bought a tf201 dock. its a LOT of purple lol. whoever made the thread saying it isnt, is blind. if you have just 1 window it does randomly turn into aluminum gray but wow in like no light the thing is all 7 shades of purple ;] haha i can see that bothering a businessman enough to make him return it but im a hispter and like the color difference so ill keep it. when you guys show people the tablet pretend its a net book, then tear the screen right off and watch their faces DROP xD
Exactly what I do. I go through and restore app+data only on things that need it. Games, color note, so on. I learned the hard way when I couldn't access part of the settings after flashing. Turned out that I was restoring fonts and **** that had no business being restored. Stupid noob mistakes.
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Typing Test Score = 255 WPM
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RLY? Looks like a hoax I just got 116 WPM in this test and it says "You are better than 99.33% of all users (position 506 of 75233 - last 24 hours)", I don't think one can easily get twice that (not to boast..).
585 (578 | 7)
I remember getting like 620ish the most some time ago in such texts, so I guess you're just advertising their site with this banner?
Edit: Strange. It was on the right of the signature picture and now it disappeared. Are these ads @xda or sth...? (I'm using AdBlock)
Sorry for OT. Got me curious.
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First think would be to un-box it and if you are in a mood, you can record the unboxing and post it on youtube
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I always wonder why people do this.
Seriously there are dozen of videos on youtube with unboxing. Guess what all the same.
All packages contain the same stuff, open the same way...who would have thought!
Hi, the other day i installed the JellyBean leak. And since that day, the battery had a GREAT life.
But, today, i don't know why (Well, yes, i do now why) my battery had a terrible life.
And, there's a curious process that is killing it.
It's name is: 'Mediaserver'.
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What do i do? I don't want that proccess. I'm no't even using a new app or something.
Q:What do i do ?
ans : Freeze drm content using titanium backup or the like
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Also this is a known issue in android !
nikufellow said:
Q:What do i do ?
ans : Freeze drm content using titanium backup or the like
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Also this is a known issue in android !
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Done! Let's see if that helps.
Any contraindications?
don't know but you might need to un freeze drm for i believe some type of files needs the service to be playable
why fix it if it ain't broken ?
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don't know but you might need to un freeze drm for i believe some type of files needs the service to be playable
why fix it if it ain't broken ?
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My question was, if i stop this proccess, any other app or service will be stopped too?
bro read again the first two words of my last reply - "don't know" i did understand your question
why fix it if it ain't broken ?
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bro read again the first two words of my last reply - "don't know" i did understand your question
why fix it if it ain't broken ?
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Forget about my question. My english is bad, and i can't express myself right
I want to stop that process, because is killing my battery and i don't want to.
So, i freezed the process, and today i'll see if that process still bother me.
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Well @nikufellow, your answer didn't work. I freezed the DRM content. But, still drain the battery.
But, the good part, is that i desactivated the sync, and now, i think the battery is going great.
It was that all the time (i believe). The sync of the accounts.
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Mmm, nope. I was wrong. The 'mediaserver' process is in the top again, with 43% usage.
Are you using Google Play Music? Maybe experiment with that. Maybe disable sync for just that, or remove the app and see if anything changes.
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If you have backups on the phone and they are in DUP change them to tar.
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WOW.... does no one read or search on google anymore?
All you need to do to get the mediaserver app to stop "searching" your phone all the time and draining the battery, and using CPU, is to put a file in all your media folders on the phone that is empty and called .nomedia
Notice that there is a dot (period) before the filename, this is important.
http://www.connect-utb.com/2012/07/buggy-android-mediaserver-draining-your-battery/
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...yoHYAg&usg=AFQjCNH8MUU5ej6O3AUzwGoTRaIBP-3PKg
I am not trying to be a jerk here, but with all the posts in here, and it appears that no-one even thought to google this, just irks me a little bit.
To the OP, create an empty file in all the directories on your SDcard named .nomedia, and see if that helps to stop the 'mediaserver' from eating CPU and battery. This has been an issue since the 1.8 days of android with certain file types and has only gotten worse over the years.
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Are you using Google Play Music? Maybe experiment with that. Maybe disable sync for just that, or remove the app and see if anything changes.
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WOW.... does no one read or search on google anymore?
All you need to do to get the mediaserver app to stop "searching" your phone all the time and draining the battery, and using CPU, is to put a file in all your media folders on the phone that is empty and called .nomedia
Notice that there is a dot (period) before the filename, this is important.
http://www.connect-utb.com/2012/07/buggy-android-mediaserver-draining-your-battery/
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...yoHYAg&usg=AFQjCNH8MUU5ej6O3AUzwGoTRaIBP-3PKg
I am not trying to be a jerk here, but with all the posts in here, and it appears that no-one even thought to google this, just irks me a little bit.
To the OP, create an empty file in all the directories on your SDcard named .nomedia, and see if that helps to stop the 'mediaserver' from eating CPU and battery. This has been an issue since the 1.8 days of android with certain file types and has only gotten worse over the years.
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I already did all the pseudo-solutions that appears on google. And no one works. That's why i made this thread.
But, the solution that works for me, was, formatting the sdcard. That was the solution that i don't wanted to do.
You had the two solutions.
DRM freeze and tar instead of dup.
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As a member stated it's the google play music (i believe). Cuz since I stopped using Google play music and switched to poweramp, i don't see it on ma battery consumption list!
Life!
Hello,
today i was a bit shocked when i noticed that i already have used half of my data plan without even noticing. The culprit is shown as "Android OS", specifically "com.qti.service.colorservice"
What does this even do!? I froze it with titanium backup, no sideffects for now
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You may have saved me a lot of data. I just checked my data usage and my android os has used the most by 3 gb over Play Music, and I stream quite a bit. There is a lot of packages listed and the one you listed is in there. Not sure what it does but I froze it with TiBU too, just in case in was the data eater.
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You may have saved me a lot of data. I just checked my data usage and my android os has used the most by 3 gb over Play Music, and I stream quite a bit. There is a lot of packages listed and the one you listed is in there. Not sure what it does but I froze it with TiBU too, just in case in was the data eater.
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Please take another look, i hoped freezing would help, but freezing the process did not solve the issue as it seems, my android os data usage jumped up another 200 MB in the last few hours since my post. something is going wrong there, and i can't see what is happening in the background...
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Please take another look, i hoped freezing would help, but freezing the process did not solve the issue as it seems, my android os data usage jumped up another 200 MB in the last few hours since my post. something is going wrong there, and i can't see what is happening in the background...
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I know Google chrome put my data through the roof. I changed it so there was no background data used on it.
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I know Google chrome put my data through the roof. I changed it so there was no background data used on it.
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Data used by Chrome shouldn't come up as Android OS though. That is what is using our data.
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Data used by Chrome shouldn't come up as Android OS though. That is what is using our data.
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Ahh I misread the post. My apologies!
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Ahh I misread the post. My apologies!
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It's all good dude. Always good to try and help out.
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Please take another look, i hoped freezing would help, but freezing the process did not solve the issue as it seems, my android os data usage jumped up another 200 MB in the last few hours since my post. something is going wrong there, and i can't see what is happening in the background...
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Check your usage for the past 3 days. Mine has only used 2.97 me in the last 3 days. But in the last 2 weeks, when I first got it and rooted it, it used 4 GB. It may be just from set up that it uses so much data.
Having the exact same issue. It has used 2.3gb of data in just over a week and almost 8gb on wifi. Whatever it is need a way to stop it, tried freezing it but nothing works
I bet it is a rogue app or many that hasn't been fixed or updated for 7.1. Try removing all old apps and adding back one by one. This is a common issue with new versions of Android
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After applying the november OTA there is no further increase. For now, we'll see
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This also happened to me prior to updating to the latest November update.
Was everyone who was affected rooted? (I am)
Obligatory ss
blk_jack said:
This also happened to me prior to updating to the latest November update.
Was everyone who was affected rooted? (I am)
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I was rooted and it also seems to be fixed in the November update for me
I got the phone with the November update already on it and I have not seen this issue. Has anyone figured out what this service actually does?
I had Android OS used 1.5 GB of my data using Project Fi, they refunded the data but I don't know if the November patch fixed it. I feel like the OTA update was the issue to begin with, since it kept failing to update until I did it manually.
Haha maybe you guys not only have bad app, it might be one which is serving malware to your cell...
https://www.google.ca/search?client...9GMKHXfCDUEQ1QIITSgA&biw=412&bih=660&dpr=2.63
I couldn't find any legit use of that qti service.... But people talking about it as malware....
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can i just greenify it?
varun.gid said:
can i just greenify it?
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Greenify doesn't fix it, only way so far is applying the update. You can root on the latest update so no reason not to do it.
Assuming your rooted, what's happening is the seamless update feature is repeatedly downloading and attempting to install in background and failing since there is root. Turn off automatic updates in developer options and/or sideload newest ota
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Having the same issue, but also constantly failing to update manually. Could you share information or links for sideloading the patch please?