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i'm not having too many battery issues. I want to prolong the battery life, but all I find remain the same, you know…so, I’d rather to have a external battery, anyway.
This is my first android phone so i do not want to mess with it when its so new.
i can not seem to get rid of google talk running in the background unless i quit the process in running services. I have auto sign in unchecked and everything in the settings unchecked. I also end the program, but the service remains running in the background. anyway to really stop this service with out task killers? even after reboot the talk is still running.
Below are things that are running on my phone that I want to stop at first.
calender - obexservice and connectivity. these seem to restart on their own if i stop the service.
google - gtalk service - why, i don't use this at all
voicemail - cm_service - what is this for? do i need a service running for voicemail? i just have the basic voicemail setup, does this phone run a visual voicemail program that i missed.
HTC DM - HtcDmService - no idea what this is or what its for.
Sprint Zone - updateservice - what is this for, do i need it? can i get rid of it?
HTC IQ Agent - agent service - no clue what this is. can i get rid of it?
DMserviceapp - again no clue what this is. do i need it, can i get rid of it?
Touch Input- ok i think i get this one, but does the phone really need to run a service to save my touch settings?
And I find a way out at last. The only thing i need to stop is gtalk and sprint zone. the rest are things that make the device function. HTC iq agent is part of HTC Sense, as well as HTC DM. voicemail should be rather obvious...and calendar, anyway, I just let it run.
disable 4G, wifi and all that crap, and cut syncing off, i notice a huge difference in battery performance. with these settings, i could go 37.5hrs theoretically before needing to charge. i only need it to last for 17hrs personally. if i go out after work, then 19-20hrs tops, though still want a replacement battery...:silly:
knighthorus said:
disable 4G
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I am pretty sure this isn't the desire s, the saga doesn't have 4G bands. also stop using task killers, they are useless on Android. the Linux kernel is designed to fill up the ram. you may wanna either delete those apps using root permissions or greenify those apps.
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Hi folks,
I just switched my rooted custom rom HTC One M8 with the Galaxy S7 and now I am missing a few things (which was expected).
Is there a way to activate / deactivate airplane mode with Tasker or toggle mobile data even though Secure Settings is out of the picture (for now)?
I know this is not exactly a Galaxy S7 specific question but there may be a chance that someone else also switched from a rooted phone....
Additionally, I can't get Android Auto to work.
massaquah said:
Hi folks,
I just switched my rooted custom rom HTC One M8 with the Galaxy S7 and now I am missing a few things (which was expected).
Is there a way to activate / deactivate airplane mode with Tasker or toggle mobile data even though Secure Settings is out of the picture (for now)?
I know this is not exactly a Galaxy S7 specific question but there may be a chance that someone else also switched from a rooted phone....
Additionally, I can't get Android Auto to work.
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Yes, I was able to do this on my unrooted Z3C using Tasker and AutoInput. AutoInput emulates user swipes on the screen, meaning that you can pull down the notification menu and then enable/disable whatever toggle you want, including airplane mode.
The Non-Root Nougat Guide for the Sprint S7
You need stock Nougat on your device. There are several ways to achieve this:
1. OTA Update2. Install the firmware via ODIN from Sammobile; Updato
Why Most People Root
1. Ad Blocker
2. Hotspot Hack
3. Youtube Ad Free
4. Remove Bloatware
5. Xposed (not right now)
6. Other tips/tricks
7. Credits
Here my tips and tricks for getting this Root feel, but keeping the stability of stock.
1. Ad Blocker
This are local hosts, meaning that your info doesn't go to a random server and then come back to you. It stays on your device for your eyes only!
1. DNS66 This one uses a hosts file, just like adaway for those of you who used it while rooting. Since everything is done via a local DNS, you the battery life it is the same as adaway, non-existent! Given that it only blocks entire host names, it cannot block as detailed as some other ad blockers. However, I haven't seen any ads in apps or browsers and no battery hit either! Just make sure the hosts files have a red dot next to them and you have to refresh before activating. Will still block ads on device even when tethering! Great support too!
2. Ad Guard. Good ad blocker. Runs everything through a VPN though, which comes at a battery hit. This one also comes with a price tag! Offers Youtube Ad Blocking, but you must enable their DNS, which puts your information to their servers and then back to you...this blocks ads about 50% of the time. Good support too!
3. Adhell Uses Samsung Knox to block ads and trackers. Blocks most things on webpages and apps (no youtube), but saves a ton a battery since it doesn't require VPN. Not as good as blocking as the first two, but does work a little. Just my opinion though. Also, it is FREE!
4. Disconnect Pro Similar to Adhell, but a paid app,but can be found for free during sales. Search the Galaxy App Store to buy it. Uses Samsung Knox too.
5. AdClear. Some have had success with this, I've had mixed results.
6. BlockThis! Works well, but caused issues on some webpages.
As with all of the above, you will need to whitelist some apps for them to work properly. Like, AdHell and Disconnect have the Google Play Music bug. If you find an app is using a ton of battery, it may need to be whitelisted...usually, google apps have this problem.
2. Hotspot Hack
1. Enable developer mode:
a. Go to settings
b. Scroll down to about phone
c. Repeatedly tap "Build number" until developer access is granted
2. Get ADB installed w/ drivers
a. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
3. Enable USB Debugging
a. Go to settings
b. Go down to developer options
c. Scroll down to USB Debugging and turn it on
d. Connect phone with USB to PC
4. Get into ADB shell
a. Open a command prompt (windows key + R , type "cmd" in the box and press enter is my favorite way)
b. Run:
Code:
adb shell
5. Enable the bypass
a. Disable the DUN requirement
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
b. Overwrite the DUN APN
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_apn "APNDUN,n.ispsn,,,,,,,,,310,120,,default,mms,dun"
6. Turn off Mobile Data
7. Turn on HotSpot
8. Turn on Mobile Data
Every time that you want to use the hotspot you have to turn data off; turn hotspot on; turn data back on. When you disconnect your hotspot you need to do the following:
1. Turn Hotspot Off
2. Turn Mobile Data Off
3. Turn Mobile Data On
People will complain, but after you run the code the first time, turning hotspot on and off literally takes just seconds.
3. Youtube Ad Free
1. Youtube in the background, downloading, and so far ad free Youtube can be achieved with OG Youtube. Read the OP and also install this apk found in post 5592 It doesn't say, but in combination with DNS66, I haven't seen any ads after installing this and disabling the old Youtube. It will occasionally ask you to update and just hit Later.
2. If you want to use the original Youtube app, this doesn't block ads, but it does silent and auto skip them. Cygery
3. Use an VPN to route your data somewhere and back. It isn't 100%, but AdGuard offers this type of service. I believe Block This and AdClear may too.
4. Remove Bloatware
This is probably the biggest difference between root and non-root. They are all installed with the same apps. With root, you can delete the system apk or, with root and non-root, you can use a package disabler, you can disable unwanted apps. The problem is that occasionally you will disable or delete something that will cause a chain reaction leading to boot loops or excessive battery drain.
I find it best to go to the application manager and manually disable or uninstall through it. This way, the system will know what's there and what isn't...no surprises. You can uninstall the Sprint crap like TV, Tech Support, Fun and Games, Family Locator...basically every Sprint app except for voicemail. Not disable, but uninstall them completely!
You can disable the following (probably more, but I must be using them): Amazon; Kindle; Facebook; Instagram; Lookout; Messenger; Prime Stuff; S Health; S Voice; Samsung Gear; Youtube (remember the tip above); some of the Google Play apps like Movies and TV; probably more too, but I must actually use those apps.
I'm sure there are some that I'm missing too....I remember uninstalling some weather app too.
The point is that Nougat seems friendlier in terms of uninstalling or disabling software compared to Marshmallow.
5. Xposed (not right now)
Not available for Nougat at the moment. But this update is really customizable!
6. Other tips/tricks
1. Skip Tracks With Volume Keys
1. Frinky Music Controller Allows you to skip tracks with screen off.
2. Noyze Not sure if still being developed, but works. Let's you skip tracks by long pressing with screen off.
Doze Related
Remember to whitelist apps you want running in the background...like Pandora, Google Music, etc. I would leave them off at first and if it cuts off when the screen is off, you need to white list it.
I haven't used these apps in Nougat as the new doze seems fine, but to each his own:
1. ForceDoze puts your phone into doze mode without the motion detectors and 30 minute wait. Great app! Does require you to install adb (adb installer) since you have to run a command to get it to run properly. Check Disable motion sensing and turn off while charging
2. Greenify The auto hibernation works great if we had root, but we don't. It works, but can be extremely annoying at times and can drain battery because it may continuously try to force stop/close an app you greenify. Plus, it will take a few seconds to re-unlock your phone immediately after you turn off the screen. However, I use it with force doze for the aggressive doze. I saw a difference in battery life by using them both. Still need to adb a command
Other Tips
Besides the obvious of gmail/facebook/whatspp/twitter/snapchat syncing
1. Turn off wi-fi scanning
2. Back up my data for Samsung and Google under back up and reset
3. Turn off some features under advanced features in settings...for example, palm swipe to capture if you never use it
4. Location History under Location
5. Change locating method...I leave mine on GPS, wi-fi, mobile, but some people want more battery life and turn it off.
6. Turn on developer options and change animations to 0.5
7. Turn off Always on Display under settings > display. I like it, so I leave it on...but takes about 2% an hour
7. Credits
These people did all of the hard work:
@YMNDLZ -- Download link
@julian_klode -- DNS66
@ paul2112 -- Hotspot Fix
@ cygery -- AdSkip
@ OGMods -- OG Youtube
@resident77 -- OG Youtube Fix
@ ssrij -- ForceDoze
@ SEVEN_AdClear -- AdClear
@daria -- AdGuard
@ Snoop05 -- ADB Fast Installer
And anyone I missed, let me if you want to be added and thanks for your work!
thanks Hotspot works great i just turn it on toggle data off then on and wallaa
also i can just shut off hot spot and everything works no toggling for shut off.
I was on the OG PB5 firmware because of the apns being editable but now ive made the leap
Gotta have that hotspot
Thanks
Robalboa said:
thanks Hotspot works great i just turn it on toggle data off then on and wallaa
also i can just shut off hot spot and everything work no toggling for shut off.
I was on the OG PB5 firmware because of the apns being editable but now ive made the leap
Gotta have that hotspot
Thanks
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Awesome. And you should be able to use phone data with this method while tethering too. @paul2112 did most of the legwork for this fix.
Please credit @paul2112 for the Hotspot fix in the OP. He pioneered this effort.
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lvpre said:
Awesome. And you should be able to use phone data with this method while tethering too. @paul2112 did most of the legwork for this fix.
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yes you can use phone while hotspot is activated no problem. plus when u shut it off no toggling.
thanks @paul2112
daddymikey1975 said:
Please credit @paul2112 for the Hotspot fix in the OP. He pioneered this effort.
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Read the credits... he's been there since the post. I slightly modified his code because this was the only way I could get tether data and phone data to work simultaneously. I couldn't get both on his last suggestion.
Robalboa said:
yes you can use phone while hotspot is activated no problem. plus when u shut it off no toggling.
thanks @paul2112
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lvpre said:
Read the credits... he's been there since the post. I slightly modified his code because this was the only way I could get tether data and phone data to work simultaneously. I couldn't get both on his last suggestion.
Sent from my SM-G930P using XDA-Developers Legacy app
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My apologies if I missed it.
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daddymikey1975 said:
My apologies if I missed it.
Sent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk
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No problem. But this fix was the only way I was able to get phone and tether data working together. Not sure if you had success with what he posted, but I always would get one or the other.
how can I hide the carrier text？
John.C01 said:
how can I hide the carrier text？
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Have to root for that one. Mine only shows on the lockscreen though. Is yours showing constantly?
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lvpre said:
Have to root for that one. Mine only shows on the lockscreen though. Is yours showing constantly?
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I don't know if it's because my country... But my CHN-UNICOM is always showing.
John.C01 said:
I don't know if it's because my country... But my CHN-UNICOM is always showing.
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Even with icons in the notification bar?
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Im confused on what the "hotspot" hack is. When I turn on Hotspot on my stock S7e, it turns off WIFI and only uses LTE. Are you saying this hack will allow us to use hotspot with WIFI?
ryan2202 said:
Im confused on what the "hotspot" hack is. When I turn on Hotspot on my stock S7e, it turns off WIFI and only uses LTE. Are you saying this hack will allow us to use hotspot with WIFI?
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No. It will allow you to make your phone a router and use your phone data for internet.
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Ok, I'm lazy. Is there a single button method for the toggling for hotspot? I'm using my phone as a hotspot for a tablet thats installed in my car and so being quick is important. I'm trying to build something using "Automate" app but does anyone have something already configured?
fyi, actually just turning on hotspot or off now does the trick. No need to toggle mobile network on/off. I'm on Sprint.
I can confirm Hotspot last through new android update/dated 3/29 heres a screen shot
new update 5/31/17 hotspot non root method sticks and works fine. id like to offer a new method and give thanks to the guy that found it maybe you can incorporate this into your guide so easy a caveman can do it lol
this https://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/finally-free-hotspot-galaxy-s7-edge-t3612592
Success! (Stock SM-G930P & SM-G935P)
Thank you so much for this guide! It's been the only successful method to get unlimited hotspot working on my S7 & a friend's S7 Edge! (both stock & most recent firmware) :good:
When using this method, I achieve hotspot as mentioned....but loose ipv6 by doing so!? Any ideas on why or how to fix so when I toggle data/hotspot I can keep ipv6 connectivity, thanks
[DISCONTINUED][ROM][MOD] S8+_U1_Unbranded_Rom_PlayStore_Addon_Mods_ADB & Odin_Install
THE FIRMWARE IN THIS OP IS FOR VERZIZON S8+ ONLY
The PlayStore Nougat Mods Zip Or The S8 Nougat Mods Zip Can Be Used On Any CarrierThis involves some knowledge of using odin and adb if you do not how to use these please read up before attempting this as this thread is not going to be a how to use odin/adb thread
How I Achieved This If You Want The Technical Stuff
I found that Older CSC zips pulled from the cache.img of the S7 model phone will install using adb sideload.
I dont flash a S8 CSC file in odin because this contains the carrier stuff
I have to flash 2 different csc files from the S7. The first one flashes the correct stuff to blacklist unwanted other carrier Apps and install vital verizon apps. But the first csc zip blocks samsung cloud so by flashing the second csc zip which is from S7 MM firmware Samsung cloud was not blocked then. Finally the 3_Install.bat zip removes unwanted carrier files that cause problems with verizon VoLTE.
This Will Wipe Your Phone!
Leave Phone Connected To Computer The Whole Time
Download
SM-G955U1_System.zip
S8_PlayStoreNougatMods_V2.zip Replaces Samsung Apps With Google Apps
S8_NougatMods_V2.zip Keeps All Samsung Apps Does Not Install Google Apps
Odin.zip
VoLTE_Fix.zip Updated zip Replaces the VoLTE_Fix.zip that came in the SM-G955U1_System.zip. Unzip this new zip and replace the old VoLTE_Fix folder with this new one
Directions
Unzip SM-G955U1_System.zip
Unzip Odin.zip
Unzip S8_PlayStoreNougatMods.zip Or S8_NougatMods_V2.zip
Reboot Phone to download mode/bootloader (Press Bixby+Pwr+VolDwn)
Use the Odin3_v3.12_5_PrinceComsy
Load the AP_Modified_G955U1OYM1AQE3_System_Firmware.tar.md5 In AP Slot
Load BL_G955U1UEU1AQE3_CL11465547_QB13691305_REV00_user_low_ship_MULTI_CERT.tar.md5 In BL Slot
Load CP_G955U1UEU1AQE3_CP6566449_CL11465547_QB13691305_REV00_user_low_ship_MULTI_CERT.tar.md5 In CP Slot
In Odin In Options Tab Uncheck Auto Reboot
Click Flash
When Finished Manually Reboot Phone To Recovery This is tricky I had to hold down buttons to boot to download mode then immediately when phone starts to reboot switch to Bixby+Pwr+VolUp until you see S8 Screen
In recovery wipe data then click Apply Update From ADB
Now Unzip the VoLTE_Fix.zip Inside the SM-G955U1_System folder
Click and run 1_Install.bat
After zip is installed phone will reboot
Once phone is at setup screen reboot back to recovery
In recovery click Apply Update From ADB
Click and run 2_Install.bat Inside the SM-G955U1_System folder
Now once phone is rebooted
Go through setup
In settings go to about phone
Click on Build like 5 times to enable developer Options
In Developer Options Enable USB Debugging Make sure to watch phone screen and accept USB Debugging Key This is important!
If you dont see the promt for key in developer options click revoke USB debugging Unplug Phone From Computer And replug in and watch for Promt again
In developer options unclick verify apps over usb
Click and run 3_Install.bat Inside the SM-G955U1_System folder
Once phone has rebooted
Open Rom Control
Click on IMS Settings
Click On IMs Service Switch
Enable All these Options
Click Back Button
Click On Self Provisioning
Click Toggle Wifi Activation and Make sure Wifi Activation says ENABLED Also Make Sure The Ones Above it are enabled
Reboot Phone
Open Rom Control
Click on IMS Settings
Click On Self Provisioning and Make sure all are still ENABLED
Now You can Stop Here Or you can continue on install S8 PlayStore Mods Or S8_Nougat Mods
Install PlayStore Mods Or S8_Nougat Mods
Open S8_PlayStoreNougatMods folder Or S8_Nougat Mods folder
Click Install_Playstore_Rom.bat (Same name is used in S8_Nougat Mods folder)
For S8 PlayStore Mods. Once Installed You can Either Keep the Samsung Incall Screen or you can goto Option and Default Apps and change to Google Dialer as the Incall Screen once you decide to use Google you cant go back to Samsung one without renabling some APPS
SystemUI Tuner And DPI Changer Apps will ask you if your roooted just click no or the rooted button it they will take you too a screen telling you you need to run adb commands to get them too work. This is already done on install so just click next
Features
U1 Unlocked Firmware Unbranded
International Boot Animation
Working WifiCalling
Working Video Calling
Working HD Calling
Samsung Cloud Access
No Verizon BS
PlayStore Mods
Google Dialer with working Nearby Places and Spam Calling
Google GBoard
Google Messages
Google Clock
Google Calendar
Google Calculator
Pixel Launcher
Advanced Settings and Mods In Rom Control Including
**Host Ad Blocking Via AdHell
**Option For VPN Ad Blocking Via DNS66
** Package Disabler Via AdHell
** Battery Bar
** SystemUI Tuner
** DPI Changer
**Outdoor Brightness
** Access To Phone Info To Change Network Settings
** Internet SpeedMeter
** Status Bar Mods Via Status App
** Torch On LockScreen
** LockScreen Mods Via Next LockScreen
** REcent Bar
**Snap Swype Drawer
** Activity Launcher
** Apk Extractor
And More
Bugs
Do Not Change Network Settings In Phone Settings. You Can Enable Data Roaming But dont change Network Settings . Use RomControl and Phone Testing Menu to change network settings
Verizon Visual Voice Mail Does Not Work
You may need to clear data on Google PlayStore and Google Play Services
Missed Call Notifications Dont Show in Status Bar or LockScreen With Google Dialer
FC Apps can usually be fixed by clearing app data
RomControl Source
Its a start my friends!
downlodin now. might have to wait til tomorrow to run it all
awesome, loved your work with verizon's s7 edge. can't wait to give this a go
Works perfectly! Thank you!
Does the wifi calling work without forcing data off as was required with your method to enable wifi calling outside this ROM?
Thanks
Smithfolk4 said:
Does the wifi calling work without forcing data off as was required with your method to enable wifi calling outside this ROM?
Thanks
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I mean how else would you do it Verizon doesn't just put a button there and let you choose
Why this thread isn't on fire, is beyond me...
jrkruse said:
I mean how else would you do it Verizon doesn't just put a button there and let you choose
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Maybe I misunderstood some of the conversation in the other thread. Here is what you stated there:
I don't know of any other way to force WiFi calling other than turning off cell radio. On Verizon base rom you can put phone in airplane mode and connect back to WiFi but that don't work on unlocked firmware. The whole root thing depends on an unsecured eng boot image. Which the ones we have right now are not
So I thought that in order to get wifi calling working you would have to turn off cellular service. Maybe all you need to do is connect to wifi to get it to work since wifi would be preferred? Right now, when I am at home I get wifi calling and when I am not on my wifi I get cellular radio calling. I don't have to turn anything on or off. It just works.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Smithfolk4 said:
Maybe I misunderstood some of the conversation in the other thread. Here is what you stated there:
I don't know of any other way to force WiFi calling other than turning off cell radio. On Verizon base rom you can put phone in airplane mode and connect back to WiFi but that don't work on unlocked firmware. The whole root thing depends on an unsecured eng boot image. Which the ones we have right now are not
So I thought that in order to get wifi calling working you would have to turn off cellular service. Maybe all you need to do is connect to wifi to get it to work since wifi would be preferred? Right now, when I am at home I get wifi calling and when I am not on my wifi I get cellular radio calling. I don't have to turn anything on or off. It just works.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
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I dont know how your getting wifi calls with verizon without either having no service or your roaming or you turned off the cellular radio. Verizon doesnt let you choose when the calls are made over wifi they choose for you the only settings you can control is if you want to use wificalling while roaming. Just because your connected to wifi doesnt mean the calls are being made over wif network. Unless this has changed in the latest update
jrkruse said:
I dont know how your getting wifi calls with verizon without either having no service or your roaming or you turned off the cellular radio. Verizon doesnt let you choose when the calls are made over wifi they choose for you the only settings you can control is if you want to use wificalling while roaming. Just because your connected to wifi doesnt mean the calls are being made over wif network. Unless this has changed in the latest update
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mine just seems to choose when to use wifi calling. still on stock atm, but when connected to wifi, it calls through wifi, and my data is still enabled from what i can tell. when i walk out of wifi range my call doesn't drop, just keeps going as normal. if that makes sense
kal87 said:
mine just seems to choose when to use wifi calling. still on stock atm, but when connected to wifi, it calls through wifi, and my data is still enabled from what i can tell. when i walk out of wifi range my call doesn't drop, just keeps going as normal. if that makes sense
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Are you getting the wifi icon in the call logs. Thats how you know if its using wifi to call
jrkruse said:
Are you getting the wifi icon in the call logs. Thats how you know if its using wifi to call
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half have the wifi icon, the other half don't
kal87 said:
half have the wifi icon, the other half don't
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Do you have bad service at your house. I have an s5 s7 and s8 and none will make wifi calls by simply being on wifi network unless signal is bad so I dont know what the deal is.
jrkruse said:
Do you have bad service at your house. I have an s5 s7 and s8 and none will make wifi calls by simply being on wifi network unless signal is bad so I dont know what the deal is.
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full bars at the house, 2 or 3 at work. rechecked my call log, and they were all while i was at work. so i guess 2 or 3 bars makes a difference in when wifi calling is used?
kal87 said:
full bars at the house, 2 or 3 at work. rechecked my call log, and they were all while i was at work. so i guess 2 or 3 bars makes a difference in when wifi calling is used?
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I really wish verizon would make it so you could pick one or the other with out having to force it with disabling cell radio
Does anyone know how to revert back to the stock Verizon ROM if I choose to go back?
trojanvision said:
Does anyone know how to revert back to the stock Verizon ROM if I choose to go back?
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Download the Latest VZW Firmware and flash it with Odin3_v3.12.7 from the OP
VoLTE_Fix.zip this is an updated zip to replace the one that came in the System zip. Unzip this and replace your old VoLTE_Fix folder with this new one and the rerun the 3_Install.bat. This will fix wificalling issue not activating
To test wifi calling open rom control app click on Phone Testing Menu
Turn Cellular Radio Power off
If working Properly your setting will look like thisView attachment 4195477
Notice Data Network Type =IWLAN This means your connect to Wifi Calling Network
If your phone is ready to make a WifiCall your Voice Service=In service
If your Voice Service= unknown then go and try and make a call it will fall to call try a couple of times then come back here turn cell radio back on. Wait a few seconds to connect then turn cell radio back off and wait a few seconds it should show Voice Service=In service and you should be good to go. Then try and make a call and wificalling should now work
Also updated the S8_PlayStoreNougatMods_V2.zip. Added a few more things
Just want to say jrkruse you are the truth been following yiu since my s5 keep up the good work .
Hey guys, I have found a way to get hotspot working in Oreo without rooting or paying for the service. Timing seems to be important for Sprint's software to load and block the functionality of the hotspot. This method does work on Oreo, but it also works on all other versions below it as well. Follow the steps below or watch the video at the bottom and post back here if it works!
1. Download and install Shortcut Master Lite from the play store.
2. Open Shortcut Master Lite and search for com.test.ltefunctionality and make sure there are no spaces before or after the query.
3. Open the result ending with LTEFunctionalityTest and find LTE APN Setting in the list and tap it.
4. Open APN2 EHRPD internet and scroll to APN type. See if you can edit it. If so then great! Add ,dun to the end and to the same for APN2 LTE internet and you're done! If you cannot edit, which is likely on Oreo, then continue with the steps.
5. Some have had success with rebooting the phone and getting into Shortcut Master Lite quickly after the reboot. For others this does not work. You can try it and see for yourself.
6. Open up the dialer and type ##27263# This resets your carrier customization settings and reboots the phone.
7. Upon reboot, follow steps 2 through 4 again and it WILL work. Make sure you save your changes when editing the APN Types.
8. Verify your hotspot is working by toggling it on and connecting a device.
Here is the video: No Root FREE UNLIMITED WiFi Hotspot Sprint Galaxy Note 8
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I got this to work on my Galaxy S9+ for the last two weeks. As of 5/29/18 it has quit working and If I redo the procedure it immediately catches it and shuts it off.
tenraii said:
I got this to work on my Galaxy S9+ for the last two weeks. As of 5/29/18 it has quit working and If I redo the procedure it immediately catches it and shuts it off.
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That is odd. It is still working for me. I am running software version CRE1
AT&T Galaxy s7 edge oreo hotspot
How can i get free hotspot on AT&T galaxy s7 edge oreo? Had it before the update but now after the update it doesn't work. Any suggestions?
violento33 said:
How can i get free hotspot on AT&T galaxy s7 edge oreo? Had it before the update but now after the update it doesn't work. Any suggestions?
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id like to know as well
Is there a way to get this to work on verizon? The old sim card trick no longer works on Oreo.
Does this still works? Also I'm suppose to have unlimited plan, but once I use certain amount of data the speed get drastically reduced, is there a way to avoid or bypass the speed limit on Sprint?
Btw OP love the Insaniquarium profile pic haha
zerocords said:
Does this still works? Also I'm suppose to have unlimited plan, but once I use certain amount of data the speed get drastically reduced, is there a way to avoid or bypass the speed limit on Sprint?
Btw OP love the Insaniquarium profile pic haha
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I just used this on my note 8 with the CRE1 update and it worked great.
Now does anyone know if it works on the s8?
Hello, I was using an app (shortcut master lite) to modify hotspot to work. But now when I go into shortcut master it's all greyed out. I cannot select anything. Can someone help to enable so I can get hotspot to working again.
mrvoodoodaddy69 said:
I just used this on my note 8 with the CRE1 update and it worked great.
Now does anyone know if it works on the s8?
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I have an S8+ and basically modified this setting via ADB way back on Android 7 and it has persisted all the way through the upgrade to Oreo. I am currently on CRG3 and it still works. One trick to note is to turn off mobile data, turn on the hotspot, and then turn mobile data back on. Has been working since I got this phone back in May 2017...
Now to see if the ADB method will work on the Note9 in a few days...
gmoney175 said:
Hello, I was using an app (shortcut master lite) to modify hotspot to work. But now when I go into shortcut master it's all greyed out. I cannot select anything. Can someone help to enable so I can get hotspot to working again.
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Reboot phone
Dial ##brand# accept/yes and phone will reboot
Open shortcutmaster and edit apn's as usual
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Hey guys, I have written an app that makes this process pretty easy. Shortcut Master Lite is no longer available on the Play Store.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-9/themes/app-openit-easy-free-to-unlock-t3849988