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All-In-One Toolbox (14 Tools)

The All-In-One Toolbox (14 Tools) is like your tools hub on your Android device. You can access various system tools all in one app. No need to download separate apps for these 14 tools:
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1) System Information
2) Task Killer
3) Memory Status Report
4) Cache Cleaner
5) Call log and messages cleaner
6) History Cleaner
7) SD Card Manager
8) SD Card Cleaner
9) Startup Manager
10) App to SD Card
11) Batch Installer
12) Batch Uninstaller
13) Add app to startup
14) Homescreen widget
With this app, you can enjoy the features of multiple apps on your Android device. You can easily monitor the RAM and check of unwanted apps running in the background. You can easily preserve your privacy by erasing the call logs, Internet history, or messages instantly in the app. You can also select multiple apps and uninst3ll them at the same time.
The app includes an 15) add-on battery booster. This is not included among the default 14 tools. You will have to manually download the add-on for free from the Google Play Store.
The All-In-One Toolbox (14 Tools) is ad-supported and can be downloaded for free from the Google Play Store. Ads will only appear at the bottom of the screen and don’t interfere with navigation. The app’s interface is also clean and easy to use. It won’t take long for non-advanced users to learn to use this app.
Download this application from Google Play Or download the attached file of APK

Hey man there are so many apps like this on market. What's so special in this?
Have you tried superbox? Or zdbox??
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My favorite Android Assistant!

chandanbs said:
Hey man there are so many apps like this on market. What's so special in this?
Have you tried superbox? Or zdbox??
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The-Droidster said:
My favorite Android Assistant!
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@chandanbs: buddy try this one also..you will answer urself
@ The-Droidster: I already tried Android Assistant but now using this.easy & clean:good:

Make your ace plus as a rocket :D

Hello guys,
This time I won't asking help but giving help for those who get bored due to laggs, slow ace plus and battery draining.
to make your ace plus in any (ROOTED) rom, you can use some programs which cancel automatic start of some apps at startup or at charging, connectivity or other thing.
These programs are : Startup Manager, Autostarts, App quarantine, Clean Master.
1: Startup Manager :
with this app you can canel many apps you don't use them at the moment starts with device statup
2: App Quarantine :
with this app you can freeze unnecessary app which you don't use any time (freezing app means you can't use it, but if you need it you can unfreeze it from this app also)
(Note) : don't freeze or cancel the startup of a system app to avoid any problems can occur with the 2 above app.
3: Autostarts :
this app is very important and useful because it cancel apps which starts automatically with wifi or charging which make the device very slow at these events
this app shows the events of the device which the apps on your phone starts automatically in them as in the image
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you can cancel the automatic start of apps espeically at the events : (after startup - connectivity - power connected - power disconnected - locale changed and many more)
4: Clean Master :
with this app you can clean your memory from running app and junk files. This will help also for better performance.
When you feel your device is slow or lagging, check the app manager from (Settings - Applications - Running application) and stop any app you don't need at that moment.
Finally, I attached the 4 apps I mentioned above.
hope all that will help you all

U can also use greenify.... Its best even u dpnt have to put apps into freezing mode... This app just make them to be in hibernating mode... Just gvlive it a try
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masterjigar said:
U can also use greenify.... Its best even u dpnt have to put apps into freezing mode... This app just make them to be in hibernating mode... Just gvlive it a try
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I think its like Autostarts, But Autostarts has advanced options for some events
anyway these programs are very useful and making our ace plus very fast

Facebook services battery drain

Hi guys, can anyone explain me why i have Facebook services battery drain if i don't use Facebook? (Facebook Is not installed on my phone)
There Is any solution for this?
Ty for helping me.
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Facebook services, is pre-installed. Just go into Settings> Apps & notifications > See All apps > (top right side hit 3 dots > show system) Click and disable (can't uninstall unfortunately) all facebook apps you see. I had three already in place, "Facebook app installer" "Facebook App manager" & " Facebook Services"
Oh and you can probably remove over ADB, I haven't yet but probably will attempt in the future.

tambukey said:
Facebook services, is pre-installed. Just go into Settings> Apps & notifications > See All apps > (top right side hit 3 dots > show system) Click and disable (can't uninstall unfortunately) all facebook apps you see. I had three already in place, "Facebook app installer" "Facebook App manager" & " Facebook Services"
Oh and you can probably remove over ADB, I haven't yet but probably will attempt in the future.
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Thanks a lot mate.. with this procedure there aren't any future problem also if i Will install facebook?

jimbo92 said:
Thanks a lot mate.. with this procedure there aren't any future problem also if i Will install facebook?
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I'm pretty sure none of these apps are needed to run the Facebook app, but I do not use Facebook so I'm not sure. I am pretty sure though, that regardless if these are uninstalled/disabled when installing the official Facebook app, it will do the same thing as those apps and monitor stuff on your phone. I highly recommend if you want Facebook either go through a browser or look through the XDA apps & games section and there a few custom facebook apps that sandbox it and don't allow it to collect data from the phone.

This newer thread (below) shows how to REMOVE all of the facebook apps:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-nord/how-to/guide-how-to-remove-facebook-bloatware-t4143489

Is Whatsapp accessing my camera ?

WhatsApp is just backing up the chats so why it's accessing the camera.
Even after I have disabled the camera permission for WhatsApp app.
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According to your screenshots, we can't find that WhatsApp was accessing the camera. The last screenshot just means that you have disabled the camera permission for WhatsApp.

Lol, even with cam denied it already has too many sensitive permissions.
I won't allow this app on my device...

Nobody really needs Whatsapp, Instagram & Facebook, IMO, the apps which make their user to the glass human. These apps serve only one purpose, namely to find programmatically out everything - really everything - about you, in order to be able to fill you up with customized advertising. The bad thing is that most of the users of these apps have not understood this, or simply do not care about it.

James_Watson said:
According to your screenshots, we can't find that WhatsApp was accessing the camera. The last screenshot just means that you have disabled the camera permission for WhatsApp.
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Right but in the Notification it says it accessing the camera, and also I enabled the Sensors Off in the developers option, so it shouldn't be able to use the camera. So what's the ways by which I can find is WhatsApp accessing or accessed my camera ?

Abhijeet.kr said:
Right but in the Notification it says it accessing the camera, and also I enabled the Sensors Off in the developers option, so it shouldn't be able to use the camera. So what's the ways by which I can find is WhatsApp accessing or accessed my camera ?
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For my Android phone, in Settings - Apps & notifications - Permissions - Permission access history, I can find which apps tried to access some permissions.
Please feel free if you want me to upload some screenshots about the setting options here.

James_Watson said:
For my Android phone, in Settings - Apps & notifications - Permissions - Permission access history, I can find which apps tried to access some permissions.
Please feel free if you want me to upload some screenshots about the setting options here.
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I am using a non-rooted Samsung phone with Android 10, and I am not able to find any Permission access history setting .

Abhijeet.kr said:
I am using a non-rooted Samsung phone with Android 10, and I am not able to find any Permission access history setting .
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My phone is a non-rooted Android device, too. Check the screenshot as below, please.

WhatsApp icon become grey or fade out. Getting this error. Please help!

I had recently tried parental controls in Redmi 4a and then also stopped the supervision and removed the respective application it installed. But after that, when I try to open WhatsApp it shows that "This action is disabled. Contact your organisation's administrator to find out more."
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If I click on "More details" then "Device administration settings" opens and I had already disabled all of them ( Only 2 of them were enabled : Find My Device and Screen lock service ).
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I had also restarted the phone multiple times and also deleted WhatsApp cache ( which maybe was completely irrelevant though ).
What should I do now?

App Lock? Folder Lock (available on Pleystore)?
If you have root then freezing wapp with sdmaid app will remove the wapp icon from the app drawer, once you need it back you can enable it using sdmaid and also after freezing wapp you can lock the sdmaid app using built in app lock feature. You can also simultaneously freeze an additional app called Contacts Storage when you are not using your phone so that no one can see your contacts even if they have access to your phone.

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App Lock? Folder Lock (available on Pleystore)?
If you have root then freezing wapp with sdmaid app will remove the wapp icon from the app drawer, once you need it back you can enable it using sdmaid and also after freezing wapp you can lock the sdmaid app using built in app lock feature. You can also simultaneously freeze an additional app called Contacts Storage when you are not using your phone so that no one can see your contacts even if they have access to your phone.
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I hadn't used App lock or anything like that. The new problem I found is that if I clear data of MIUI Launcher from settings, in device administration settings, find my device and service lock service automatically get enabled.
And also it's not rooted.