Hey guys,
i would like to introduce you to an app i was developing a few weeks ago. I had a really annoying lag using YouTube, Google Play and a few other apps. I found out that I'm not the only one having these problems and that they are caused by WiFi-Routers sending an IPv4 and an IPv6 signal. Some apps can't handle IPv6, which seems to be preferred by Android. There is a file in the Android system, that can disable IPv6, but it is really inconvenient changing it every time you log into a WiFi-Network. I decided to build an app which is doing that for me and because it works quite well (but I'm of course thankful for every feedback or reported issue), i decided to upload my app to the Play Store. By now, you will need to use the app every time you log into a WiFi-Network again, but I'm working on an update which is including a service checking and changing the IPv6 status automatically . If some of you are also having problems with IPv6, I would love to hear about your experience with this app!
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Thanks!
Lennart Schoch
Hi,
Before: I'm working on an update which is including a service checking and changing the IPv6 status automatically
if you can integrate the app into Tasker, it would be possible to create task that executes every time when WiFi is connected
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Moments ago, Google officially flipped the switch on their completely redesigned interface for the web version of the Google Play Store and it looks… glorious.
Besides a look more in-tune with the Android application, the new Google Play interface FINALLY makes user Wishlists accessible via the web, making it easier than ever to save interesting apps for later downloading. Lots of new stuff here, folks. Make sure to check it out for yourself and let us know what you think.
but I keep getting "An unexpected error has occurred". Looks like they need a little more time to work the bugs out, or, less likely, a flood of people are checking out the new design and google can't handle the load.
How many of you facing the same Problem ??
Please Comment below!!!
It looks good, I don't get any errors, but the menu display is broken in Opera:
Hello Guys,
Allow me please to share with you a tool I created to notify the user of the internet status change, via notification ( with speech )
The app name is MISS. My Internet StatuS. And it is a simple process that notifies you when you cannot connect to the Internet using a notification with a custom A.I. Speech. The notification can be customized sound/vibration & also you can customize the performance of the process.
I always wanted this simple functionality but I never found it natively in any ROM that I know, and the apps on the market uses HTTP or DNS request which fails some times due to caching. MISS using a low level Linux (since it is android : ) ) ping request that never gives a false negative or positive 99.9% of the times.
Check it out and let me know what you think:
Google Play (App is available in English, French and Arabic):
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epollomes.myinternetstatus
Youtube Tutorial + Live DEMO @1:55
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Hope you like it and find it useful
Thank you
Elie
Guys,
As in the topic. I keep getting this popup: Do you know which application generates this sh*t? I do not have any memory optimizers installed
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Download Airpush Detector. I've had a lot of luck with it finding apps that cause popups.
This application does not work for me.
I am still struggling to find what is causing this. I installed Permissions explorer and listed all applications with draw over other apps permission (SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW). There is nothing there that that could be potentially showing the message. One thing that I have noticed is that if I am on the home screen and long press the back button (which is mapped to kill app via All in One Gestures) this pop up shows up.
I also installed OS monitor which shows all processes currently running and also exported system log showing all events. However, the log consist of 5500 lines for just 2 minutes of logging and it is very difficult for me to find anything there.
Any ideas, anyone, please? Is there any other permission worth checking or any other application worth installing to finally find what is causing this?
I just rooted a Samsoung Galaxy J5 (2016).
Then used the GNU/GPL Tracker Control latest version from here
TrackerControl | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
TrackerControl allows to monitor and control hidden data collection in apps.
f-droid.org
(/!\ There is a fork around, that wants money to be able to see logs in the app. Take only this one above thats called "TC")
I made some basic debloating, getting rid of obvious google and vendor apps.
Set up the TC to get connection logs and then switched on the wifi.
Remember, I just switched on the wifi, did nothing else.
Some hours later I've got this connection logs.
Huge amount of unsollicited connections to all major big tech and others.
Have a look: (the vpn flag is normal as it works through a local proxy/vpn to catch connections)
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Trustful, right ?
No any of these connection was sollicited.
For your information...
Samsung has this Dual messenger feature that allows you to have two running instances of your messenger and social media applications.
Today i started seeing in my apps list in settings a bunch of "Dual" apps that i never enabled and are just there and I cant uninstall them and some I cant even disable.
Below are some examples
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The only legitimate one that I enabled was whatsapp
I am afraid the security of my device is compromised, and I did a threat scan in the settings, it scanned all my apps, but weirdly it did not scan those dual ones which is making me become more sus.
Any info provided could be a great help, thanks.
That is normal. They are needed for Dual apps to work.
Dual Apps feature enables a secondary user on your system which starts with User 10, 11, 12, etc.
Each time a new user is created, some system apps are automatically cloned to the new user environment.
So, don't worry. Your system isn't infected and this is no security threat.