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[APP][2.1+][CPU Spy Plus][v0.5.60] CpuSpy Plus by realgpp

Hi people, I've dicided to update the app of storm717 (here) with some more features.
Some of those ideas are mine and others have been suggested by other users.
So if you'd like to add something more feel free to comment this post. Or just to say thanks
If something doesn't work write it here and I gonna try to fix it :good:
Screenshots of the app in the attachments :cyclops:
[ TO ROM DEVELOPER ] If you would like to include the app in your ROM, do it. No problem at all. The only thing I ask is you write me (PM,email) the link of your ROM. That's all
If something doesn't work, before going crazy and cursing me, my suggestions are:
1. clean the app's data from the android application menu and then check if the problem is still there.
2. If it's still there, reinstall the app, clean the app's data and check again.
If the above methods haven't resolved the problem, write it here or send me an meail to [email protected]
Due to the problems in uploading files here :silly:, I'll use my mediafire directory for now on: link to directory
GIT HERE
Changelog
0.5.60 download
(add) Non-compatible devices: deep sleep info NOW available
(add) idle states: more infos (and improved the activity core)
(add) idle states: added buttons to refresh, reset and set timers
(fix) refresh button won't delete the timer if "cable option" is disabled
(fix) other 4 bugs you reported
0.5.54 download
(fix) bug on changelog
(fix) issue on the unplugging event
(fix) update languages translation
(fix) don't delete settings on updates
code lightening
0.5.51 download
(fix) FC changing UI layout
0.5.50
(add) root read function of the time in state file (if it exists it'll be read for sure)
(add-request) "idle states" infos
(add) button long press show quick explanation
(add) sending of error reports can be disabled
(fix) better spacing of layout buttons
(fix) CN and TW strings
(fix) FC on some devices
(fix) random FC in Settings and Test activity
(fix) rare bugs in logging messages
0.5.44 download
(add) milliseconds can be showed in the state rows
(add) option to show millisecods: Preferences -> Layout Option
(add) States percentage: you can now choose the number of digits in floating point
(add) option to choose digits: 0, 1 or 2 (Preferences -> Layout Option)
(fix) some german strings
v0.5.41 download
(fix) read of TIME_IN_STATE file for some (unsupported) devices
(fix) rare android bug about swipe content on some 2.3.x devices
(fix) crash log message in Settings
(fix) crash log message in 'CPU Files'
(fix) arrow in 'unused states' header
v0.5.37 download
Added Simplified and Traditional Chinese Language
bugfix: 'deep sleep' row with timer setted
bugfix: 'set timer' function on some devices
edit:
fixed xda link in preferences
v0.5.34 download
Swipe gestures: horizontal swipe to show the most used settings
Swipe features is disabled by default
Added graphical explanation of the new feature usage (only first start)
bugfix 'current freq' function for some devices
bugfix of 'deep sleep' row with timer setted
languages bugfix
huge code improvements
v0.5.30 download
Bugfix of states update on some devices
Changelog showed on each new installation
Changelog can also be seen through settings
​Other changelogs:
0.5.29 Download
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the last changes and to avoid inconsistent-wrong results, all the settings has been reset to their defaults. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Inverted behaviour of 'Deep Sleep" row: now it's activated by default. You can disable it through settings
Added option to see the current CPU frequency in the 'CPU Info' tab of main layout: enable it through 'CPU and Kernel' in settings
Improved the 'Test App' function
0.5.27 download
added german language (thanks to [user_99])
deep sleep state disabled by default (will be reversed in the next release)
now app can be moved to sd
0.5.26 Download
fixed "cable option" in settings
fixed italian language
0.5.24 DOWNLOAD
Added italian language
Added notification alert to send a report in case of error
v0.5.23 Download
simplified how the app reads files from file system. this should solve read problems on some devices
added activity "App Test", its menu item and an alert when no states are found; the test tries to execute all the file reads necessary to the app
Added 'mail 2 developer' option in settings.
Added 'XDA forum thread' in settings.
little code improvements
v0.5.21
Fixed bug on "CPU Files" activity
v0.5.20
due to some reports from my friends, all with a stock S2, I've changed how the app update the CPU Infos in the main layout.
v0.5.19 beta Donwload and source code in the attachments
Removed the connection related functions (and datas).
Changed preferences layout organization.
Added option to hide both "Cpu Info" and "Kernel Info" layouts. The hidden information are available through the "Misc Info" option when menu button is pressed.
You can now choose the percetage value to hide more states.
Changed "Disable cable events" in "Enable cable events"
Added remaining audio to preference elements
v0.5.18 beta Donwload HERE
fixed random crash related to cable (un)plugging
fixed computing the wifi values of timer section
added some more messages for a better inspection of the log file
v0.5.17 beta Donwload HERE
fixed "information" page crash
v0.5.16 beta Donwload HERE
added email contact ([email protected]) in the Information page
added more log messages to the charger handler
each new installation/update the timer and connection variables will be deleted
v0.5.15 beta Download HERE
introduced the option that let the app create a logfile
v0.5.14 beta Donwload HERE
It's possible to choose in preference the theme with buttons or the orginal one.
v0.5.13 beta Download HERE
fixed layout apparence when time_in_state file doesn't exist
fixed bug of "memory" lost (thanks to hawkerpaul)
v0.5.12 beta Download HERE
fixed behaviour on cable discharging when battery level is equals to 100%
fixed disabling of cable events
different (dis)enabling option for audio of main and preference layout. Screenshots: 1, 2
fixed bug of "memory" lost (thanks to hawkerpaul)
v0.5.11 beta
Added option in Preference to enable/disable UI sounds
Download HERE (today the upload of files doesn't work, at least for me )
v0.5.10 beta Downlaod here.
Screenshots: 1, 2, 3.
(!) changed the algorithm that reacts to charger (un)plugging (!)
restyling of UI: added 4 buttons. See "Information" for a little description of what they do. Removed the corresponding items from menu list.
added expandible menu to "Less than 1% usage states" header
added ui sounds
v0.5.03 beta
fixed wrong warning about connection values
added icons for the menu items ( not visibles on ICS ). Screenshot here.
smarter "Show/Hide 1% used stats" menu item: show only "Show <1% states" and "Hide <1% states", in respect of the relative option/status
all headers are now expandible (coming soon the option in preference to hide them)
added, at the bottom of the main layout, the header showing if "Connection Events" are activated
For a better understanding:
Changed "Disable Cable Events" preference in "Disable Charger Events"
Changed "Timer Activating Threshold" in "Minimum battery level for reset"
Changed "Cpus Files" in "CPU Files"
v0.5.02 beta
"All states <1%" can be hidden/shown by clicking the header "Time In State"
"All states <1%" can be shown on top or bottom of the bar graph through the setting in the preference.
removed submenu of "Less than 1% usage states (i.e. ecc)" because redundant.
added link to this thread in the Information View
v0.5.01 beta
added "All states <1%" row in the bar graph view indacating the total time of those freqs under the 1% of total usage. It's visible only when states<1% are hided.
added minimum cpu infos:
- "Freq range" shows the min-max freqs values your kenerl support;
- "Scaling range" shows the min-max freqs your governor is using;
- "Governor"... well you know, it shows the running governor
fixed bug of overload connection timer values (at least I hope so)
fixed strange reaction to cable events
v0.5.00 beta
drop-down arrow on the expandable line headers
corrected the "information" strings
bugfix about wifi connection timer usage (at least I hope so)
Added a warning near connection usage in case of inconsistent values
Added a "Show information" in the settings
Added a layout "information"
Comulative Previous Changelog
added connection usage stats, both "total" and "since reset" ones
it's possibile to hide this stats by clicking in the relative black header bar ( for example where it says "Total Statistics" )
added 3 more option in the settings menu:
- Disable Cable Events: if checked (un)plugging the cable doesn't affect the timer
- Disable Connection Events: if checked the app doesn't store the connection usage
- Delete Conn Vars: if clicked connection usage stats will be erased
removed the "On/Off Listen Batt Events" option menu
when phone shutdown/restart timer and connection datas are deleted
added confirmation alertbox to the "Delete Connection Datas" preference
Removed "Restart" menu option because it's not useful anymore
Added the total state time and relative %age of the "less than 1%" freqs
It's now possible to choose the min value to activate the timer when a cable is unplugged. If the threshold is 0% the timer is restored anytime the cable is unplugged.
when cable is plugged-in the timer is deleted
Added "Cpu Files" menu item to see the content of the files: time_in_state and affected_cups.
If it's say that the two files doesn't exist for the cpu1 it means that the 2nd core has been switched off and the concerning files have been deleted.

Reserved, maybe it will be useful.

tnx again!
I have test this v.0.5.02...
cable event (set to on) is not working correctly, when unplug ac the timers wasn't reset

First a repost from someone that was said on the original thread: I agree that having an option that (when enabled) turns something OFF is indeed a bit weird (or at least backwards). Having the option to turn it on (or remove the check mark to turn it off) is much more intuitive.
Second I have a few request for the Menu.
Can I assume you're on ICS and therefore don't see any icons in the menu? As you can see in the attached screen shot the icons aren't helping when looking for a certain option. Could you use some that at least vaguely reflect the usage of the entry? There are fitting standard-icons at least for 'refresh'/reload and Settings. I'd suggest a 'list'-like icon for the Cpus File and an eye for the show/hide, but read the next paragraph first.
Also related to the menu is a question of consistency. I understand why the "show/hide 1%" thingy is in the menu (as it was introduced when there were no preferences), but wouldn't it be more consistent now to move it to the preferences? I would also move the option to show the C
I also have a few suggestions for renaming various entries to make it clear what they actually do.
"Cable Events" is not very clear as there are quire a few potentially connected cables (including headphones, some have HDMI-Adapters and so on). How about "Charger (dis)connection". Can it even do anything upon plugging it in? If not I'd recommend a plain "Charger disconnection".
"Timer activation threshold" doesn't mention in any way what it actually does, even if you include the descriptive text of the entry (it does suggest that once a certain threshold is reached, something happens, which isn't the case, and it doesn't mention to what value the threshold is applied). I think it is the minimum threshold for the "Juice Lost/Time Spent" statistic. How about "Minimum battery level for reset" or something along those lines? Expand upon it in the descriptive line like "If this level was reached while charging, unplugging resets the timer and values for 'juice lost'".
"Show/Hide 1% used states" is a bit long (and I can't read the all of it as you can see from the screenshot. In case you don't move it to the preferences, could you make it "Show <1% states" and "Hide <1% states", respectively?
"Cpus Files" is also a bit weirdly capitalized. Why not just "CPU Files"? Why the 's' after 'cpu' and why not capitalize the CPU?
I have to say that I'm no entirely sure what the percentages on wifi/mobile are supposed to show. If you want to give the user a rough idea of how much power they used when they were on that is going to be a horribly skewed result, as it doesn't include the display on/off (which is of course the main power drain on pretty much any android phone).
Finally, would you consider combining "CPU Info" and "Kernel Info" in a retractable section called "Device Info" or something similar? After all, those aren't needed by everyone (or needed very rarely in general, like the kernel info) and it would be nice to be able to hide them.

Changelog v0.5.03
fixed wrong warning about connection values
added icons for the menu items ( not visibles on ICS ). Screenshot here.
smarter "Show/Hide 1% used stats" menu item: show only "Show <1% states" and "Hide <1% states", in respect of the relative option/status
all headers are now expandible (coming soon the option in preference to hide them)
added, at the bottom of the main layout, the header showing if "Connection Events" are activated
For a better understanding:
Changed "Disable Cable Events" preference in "Disable Charger Events"
Changed "Timer Activating Threshold" in "Minimum battery level for reset"
Changed "Cpus Files" in "CPU Files"
TheCreat said:
First a repost from someone that was said on the original thread: I agree that having an option that (when enabled) turns something OFF is indeed a bit weird (or at least backwards). Having the option to turn it on (or remove the check mark to turn it off) is much more intuitive.
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I need time but it can be done.
Second I have a few request for the Menu... etc etc
I also have a few suggestions for renaming various entries to make it clear what they actually do... etc etc
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done
I have to say that I'm no entirely sure what the percentages on wifi/mobile are supposed to show. If you want to give the user a rough idea of how much power they used when they were on that is going to be a horribly skewed result, as it doesn't include the display on/off (which is of course the main power drain on pretty much any android phone).
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I know but it's better this than nothing at all. at least for now :angel:.
Finally, would you consider combining "CPU Info" and "Kernel Info" in a retractable section called "Device Info" or something similar? After all, those aren't needed by everyone (or needed very rarely in general, like the kernel info) and it would be nice to be able to hide them.
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Added in the TODO list, let's say so

Wow, very good and very fast
Thank you very much!

Tnx you.
Up to now I haven' t plug the ac
So i install this new version

I'm still getting problems with these timers not resetting I'm afraid. Seems to be very hit or miss if they reset or not.
I think it all needs simplifying:
Have a tick box to reset timers on any charger connect/ disconnect. Don't bother with thresholds. You either want the timers to reset automatically or not, so just keep a single tick box to do all this for you, to set this on/off.

hawkerpaul said:
I'm still getting problems with these timers not resetting I'm afraid. Seems to be very hit or miss if they reset or not.
I think it all needs simplifying:
Have a tick box to reset timers on any charger connect/ disconnect. Don't bother with thresholds. You either want the timers to reset automatically or not, so just keep a single tick box to do all this for you, to set this on/off.
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It works for me with the setting in the attached screenshot. I had once in an update or two back where it did not work. I checked and unchecked the two check boxes and that resolved it.

La test version same problem timers doesn t reset

ironia. said:
La test version same problem timers doesn t reset
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Try checking the boxes, back key to the main screen, menu, settings, uncheck the boxes, back button to the main screen. Exit the app and try it when you need to charge.
Hope that helps.

This is better! I like it..
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium

I hope you all like the ui changes.
Besides I've changed the algorithm that reacts to charger (un)plugging. I hope it works for everyone now.
Here you are.
Downlaod here.
Changelog
v0.5.10 beta
(!) changed the algorithm that reacts to charger (un)plugging (!)
restyling of UI: added 4 buttons. See "Information" for a little description of what they do. Removed the corresponding items from menu list.
added expandible menu to "Less than 1% usage states" header
added ui sounds
Screenshots:
http://i48.tinypic.com/a138so.png
http://i47.tinypic.com/178lf7.png
Meaning of buttons in the Information page
http://i47.tinypic.com/11tn81i.png

404 - Not Found
With v0.5.10 beta :'(

Ciolouse said:
404 - Not Found
With v0.5.10 beta :'(
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Yeah
Wait a minute please so I upload it on mediafire

Ciolouse said:
404 - Not Found
With v0.5.10 beta :'(
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+1

I've uploaded the previous post with the link to version 0.5.10 and screeshots.

Pkt_Lnt said:
Try checking the boxes, back key to the main screen, menu, settings, uncheck the boxes, back button to the main screen. Exit the app and try it when you need to charge.
Hope that helps.
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tnx , this way is working

Is it possible to mute the ui sounds in the newest version?
Thanks a lot!

Skysurfer77 said:
Is it possible to mute the click sound in the newest version?
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yeah, sure.
The new design...could you describe what which icon does?
Thanks a lot!
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Meaning of buttons in the Information page
http://i47.tinypic.com/11tn81i.png

[APP][2.1+]Smart Screen

Do you use your phone a lot on constant brightness? Does this drain battery or strain your eyes? Here's an application which will help you get accustomed to lower screen brightness.
hxxp://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.torcellite.smartscreen
Smart Screen reduces brightness gradually from two settings set by the user. You can also add a screen filter to it.
How to use the app:
To start, set a comfortable start brightness and a lower end brightness. You can see the previews.
Set by how many points the brightness should fall every cycle.
Set the cycle time in minutes. Minimum being minute.
Also apply a screen filter if using at night or if required.
Once complete, a notification will pop up allowing you to reset your brightness and disables the filter.
NOTE: ENABLE FILTER ONLY RIGHT BEFORE PRESSING START OR YOU CANNOT CUSTOMIZE THE TIME AND BRIGHTNESS REDUCTION POINTS.
You can also use the app as a dimmer. Just enable the filter and leave it. You dont have to press start. To disable, go to the app again and uncheck "Enable screen filter".
Example:
Start brightness : 200
End brightness : 100
Reduce brightess by: 15
Interval : 2m
So, the app will reduce brightness by 15 every two minutes from 200 to 100.
The screen filter is to add a shadow kind of effect.

[App]Galaxy Max Hz (Refresh Rate Mods, Screen-off Mods and More)

About this app:
Refresh Rate Control: Easily control the max refresh rate (Hz) of android devices with multiple refresh rates (e.g. note20 ultra, s20/S20+/S20Ultra, z fold 2, s21/s21+/s21Ultra, tab S7/S7+, z fold 3, z flip 3). This app can limit max refresh rate to 96hz (or any available refresh rate) on supported smartphones - you can save power with negligible difference on smoothness. Use either the in-app toggle or quick settings tile - ADB setup or Root NOT needed.
Force High: Option to use High(Fixed) motion smoothness mode on Samsung devices with native Adaptive motion smoothness***
Current Samsung smartphones natively supporting adaptive refresh rates:
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
Galaxy Z Fold 2
Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra
Galaxy Z Flip 3
Galaxy Z Fold 3
Refresh Rate Monitor: Show real-time screen refresh rate as statusbar icon and/or as overlay. Overlay size and location is adjustable. Use either the in-app toggle or quick settings tile
Quick Resolution Switcher: Easily switch to any supported resolutions using the included quick setting tile***
Quick High/Adaptive on Power Saving Mode: Easily switch to high or adaptive motion smoothness mode (from Standard) even on power saving mode on supported Samsung smartphones.***
Note: Not working (blocked by samsung) on some devices with OneUI4.0
Force to Lowest Hz: Force lowest refresh rate on screen-off/AOD. This overrides Samsung's strange stock behavior which sets the refresh rate to the highest on screen off (update: it is now at 60hz since oneui3.0) - to improve standby power consumption a bit - ADB setup or Root NOT needed.
Auto apply power saving mode during screen-off (after ~ 10 secs)***
Tasker plugin support: Automate GMH settings with Tasker app. Supported actions/variables: max refresh rate, min refresh rate, keep smooth motion on PSM, motion smoothness mode, quick-doze mod, change dispaly resolution, auto sensors off. More info in FAQs below
Premium Features:
Keep High/Adaptive motion smoothness when power saving mode is enabled whether manually or by the system/adaptive power saving***
Note: Not working (blocked by samsung) on some devices with OneUI4.0
Adaptive refresh rate mod for devices supporting multiple refresh rates but do not have the stock Adaptive motion smoothness (e.g. S20 series, S20FE, TabS7/S7+,S21FE) with the ability to set the brightness threshold for its activation***
Quick-doze mod: Quickly enter doze mode during screen-off that can not be interrupted by motion ***
Set minimum refresh rate for adaptive mode to 60hz or lower (if supported)***
Resolution switcher filter: Filter what screen resolutions to include for the resolution switcher QS tile.
Auto SENSORS OFF (experimental non-root workaround):
Device sensors will automatically turn off while screen is off until the device is unlocked. This helps minimize battery-draining motion-triggered wakelocks while device is not being used.
Statusbar net speed indicator
7-day Premium Trial is available. Just click "Activate Premium|Trial" button and activate free trial when prompted.
Note: The premium license is on a per device basis.
***these marked features require a one-time ADB setup (this is not root)
Info: This app targets older android sdk in order to control refresh rates without ADB setup. Just ignore the dialog that says "This app was built for an older version of Android...." when opened for the first time.
Download
Read FAQs and more info in here

v6.62.25 now up!
- Fixed crash when opening some apps in Secure Folder- Minor improvements on adaptive modv6.62.10 changes:- Fixed intermittent bug on restoring power mode settings on screen-on when using quick power-doze mod

v7.00 in-app update now available!
tribalfs said:
- `Keep motion smoothness on power saving mode` will now take effect immediately after toggle- Filter what resolutions to include in the screen resolution switcher- Power saving mode and deep-doze are now separate options under screen-off mods- Adaptive or high motion smoothness on CQHD resolution now sticks after reboot.-Adjustments on doze mode to prevent it from being interrupted by significant motion. This should improve doze performance when the device is constantly in pocket or in motion.- Additional doze option with no maintenance window added
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v7.10.21 in-app update now available
- Bug fixesv7.10 changes- Separate Max hz setting for power saving mode- Automate GMH settings using Tasker plugin support. Supported actions/variables: Max Refresh Rate, Keep Motion Smoothness on PSM, Motion Smoothness Mode, Quick-doze Mod, Change Screen Resolution. Check FAQs for the basic setup guide.- Some code refactoring and optimizationsNote: Clear app's data if experiencing any issues

v7.12.00 in-app update now available
- More customizable maintenance window interval for Quick-Doze Mode
- Minor improvements
v7.11
- Added turn-off autosync option under screen-off mods

tribalfs said:
v7.13
Anti-flicker: added minimum brightness threshold for Adaptive mod similar to the native one. When the device's display brightness falls below the set minimum brightness threshold, adaptive mod will pause and will resume once the brightness increases again above the threshold. This is for devices that are experiencing flickers when refresh rate switches at certain low brightness level.Stability and bug fixes
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v7.14.00 in-app update now available.
tribalfs said:
v7.14
Added Auto SENSORS OFF (experimental non-root workaround): Device sensors will automatically turn off while screen is off until the device is unlocked. With tasker support so you can enable and disable this setting on the conditions you set.
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v7.14.17 in-app update now available
-Auto sensors off workaround for OneUI4.0-Fixed bug: setting min hz for adaptive (%lhz) usingTasker not working-Fixed bug: unable to turn off accessibility when no feature requiring such is enabled-experimental workaround for enabling Adaptive/High refresh rate on PSM on OneUI4.0- other stability fixes

v7.14.20 in-app update:
-Google Chrome's swipe to switch tab gesture is now working even with the accessibility service enabled.-Improved Turkish translations-some minor improvements
v7.14.19
Fixed: Retain previously selected mode(high or adaptive) when switching back from standard mode
Refresh rate overlay now visible on settings/notification panel and lockscreen - stock-like but customizable
Improved Swedish translations
v7.14.18
Fixed bugs on OneUi4.0: brightness threshold for adaptive mod bug, netspeed indicator bug
Fixed bug on minimum hz tile and minimum hz tile tasker command
Minor layout and tile improvements
Auto dim refresh rate overlay when not changing after few seconds
Fixed crashes on netspeed indicator

Motawa88 said:
My fold 2 is fckd up very often when j use the front screen. I know it's 60hz but it feels like 30hz. Very annoying. Any fix?
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Motawa88 said:
I noticed that the fold 2 even tries to do 120hz when it's folded and I use the front display that's because it's laggy and delayed. Is there a fix for this?
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Cover display of ZF2 is not capable of 120Hz, only 60Hz. That is a hardware limitation.

Any eta on getting fix to enable adaptive 120 hz on psm.

Themes / Apps / Mods [App]Galaxy Max Hz (Refresh Rate Mods, Screen-off Mods and More)

About this app:
Refresh Rate Control: Easily control the max refresh rate (Hz) of android devices with multiple refresh rates even on power saving mode (e.g. note20 ultra, s20/S20+/S20Ultra, z fold 2, s21/s21+/s21Ultra, tab S7/S7+, A52, A72). This app can limit max refresh rate to 96hz (or any available refresh rate) on supported smartphones - you can save power with negligible difference on smoothness. Use either the in-app toggle or quick settings tile - ADB setup or Root NOT needed.
Switch to High: Option to use High(Fixed) motion smoothness mode on Samsung devices with native Adaptive motion smoothness***
Current Samsung smartphones natively supporting adaptive refresh rates:
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
Galaxy Z Fold 2
Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra
Refresh Rate Monitor: Observe how multiple refresh rates work on your device. Use either the in-app toggle or quick settings tile
Quick Resolution Switcher: Easily switch to any supported resolutions using the included quick setting tile***
Quick High/Adaptive on Power Saving Mode: Easily switch to high or adaptive motion smoothness mode (from Standard) even on power saving mode on supported Samsung smartphones.***
Force to Lowest Hz: Force lowest refresh rate on screen-off/AOD. This overrides Samsung's strange stock behavior which sets the refresh rate to the highest on screen off (update: it is now at 60hz since oneui3.0) - to improve standby power consumption a bit - ADB setup or Root NOT needed.
Auto set power saving mode during screen-off***
Ad-Free Exclusive Features:
Keep motion smoothness when power saving mode is enabled - either manually or by the system/adaptive power saving***
Adaptive refresh rate mod: Experimental adaptive refresh rate mod for devices supporting multiple refresh rates but do not have the native Adaptive motion smoothness (e.g. S20 series, S20FE, TabS7/S7+, A52 and A72)***
Quick-doze mod: Quick doze mode during screen-off to improve standby power consumption***
Set minimum refresh rate for adaptive mode to 60hz or lower (if available)***
Resolution switcher filter: Filter what screen resolutions to include for the resolution switcher QS tile.
Statusbar net speed indicator
7-day Ad-Free Trial is available. Just click "Activate Ad-free" button and activate free trial when prompted.
***these marked features require one-time ADB setup (this is not root)
Download link , FAQs and more info in original xda thread

v7.10.21 in-app update now available
- Bug fixesv7.10 changes- Separate Max hz setting for power saving mode- Automate GMH settings using Tasker plugin support. Supported actions/variables: Max Refresh Rate, Keep Motion Smoothness on PSM, Motion Smoothness Mode, Quick-doze Mod, Change Screen Resolution. Check FAQs for the basic setup guide.- Some code refactoring and optimizationsNote: Clear app's data if experiencing any issues

v7.12 in-app update now available
- More customizable maintenance window interval for Quick-Doze Mode
v7.11
- Added turn-off autosync option under screen-off mods

v7.13.00 in-app update now up.
tribalfs said:
v7.13
Anti-flicker: added minimum brightness threshold for Adaptive mod similar to the native one. When the device's display brightness falls below the set minimum brightness threshold, adaptive mod will pause and will resume once the brightness increases again above the threshold. This is for devices who are experiencing flickers when refresh rate switches at certain low brightness level.Stability and bug fixes
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v7.14.10 in-app update now available
-48hz on force lowest on screen off/AOD now works on S20/+/Ultra on any refresh rate mode-improvements on brightness threshold for adaptive mod performance(anti-flicker)-added quick settings tille to toggle min hz for adaptive mod on supported devices-added tasker option to toggle min hz for adaptive mod on supported devices-other fixes
v7.14
Added Auto SENSORS OFF (experimental non-root workaround): Device sensors will automatically turn off while screen is off until the device is unlocked. With tasker support so you can enable and disable this setting on the conditions you set.

v7.14.20 in-app update:
-Google Chrome's swipe to switch tab gesture is now working even with the accessibility service enabled.-Improved Turkish translations-some minor improvements
v7.14.19
Fixed: Retain previously selected mode(high or adaptive) when switching back from standard mode
Refresh rate overlay now visible on settings/notification panel and lockscreen - stock-like but customizable
Improved Swedish translations
v7.14.18
Fixed bugs on OneUi4.0: brightness threshold for adaptive mod bug, netspeed indicator bug
Fixed bug on minimum hz tile and minimum hz tile tasker command
Minor layout and tile improvements
Auto dim refresh rate overlay when not changing after few seconds
Fixed crashes on netspeed indicator
v7.14.17
Workaround for auto sensors off for OneUI4.0. Prior method was already blocked in A12.
Experimental workaround: enabling High/Adaptive on PSM on OneUI4.0 (not working on some models)
Fixed: setting min hertz for adaptive (%lhz) using Tasker not working

Question [GUIDE] Device Settings Menu | Part III - Display, Lock screen, Biometrics, Security, Safety

Device Settings Menu Guide, Tips & Discussions
Part 3 - Display, Lock screen, Biometrics and security, Safety
If you're new to this series or want to see the index, please read the Introductory Post first.​
Display
Dark mode settings: I have kept it 'Turn on as scheduled' with 'sunset to sunshine'. If scheduled, the dark mode is only enabled after the screen gets off.
Brightness: When you change brightness in 'Adaptive brightness' mode, your device is smart enough to learn your usage patterns to determine the best level according to the environment as per your preferences. 'Reset usage patterns' in case you think your phone is drunk when in Auto mode.
Motion Smoothness: You have a monster with a 120 Hz refresh rate! Use it with 'Adaptive' mode. It also saves battery keeping your refresh rates low when not needed. 'Standard' mode uses a constant 60 Hz refresh rate. Use it when you know you will be scrolling and watching movies but want to save battery.
Eye comfort shield [Formerly Blue light filter]: Learn why you should use it here. I've set it to 'Custom' > 'Turn on as scheduled' > 'Sunset to sunrise'. You can toggle it from the notification panel as well. Still need to see how the new 'Adaptive' mode works - it claims that it makes minor adjustments throughout the day. Anyone can comment?
Night Mode: (Pie update) Enable it to make use of true blacks on your AMOLED screen, save battery and put less strain on eyes. I know you want it to only enable at night, so hop up to developer mode and set 'Night mode' to Automatic.
Screen mode: I've set it to 'Vivid' to let Samsung be where it is best at - Display Vibrance! If you are towards the cooler or warmer side, you have now the option to customize with 'White balance'. In 'Advanced settings', you also get to tweak RGB colours!
Font size and style; Screen zoom: I've set 'Screen Zoom' to 'Small' and 'Font Size' to Level 2 in order to get more content in a screen view. Please tell me if there's any better font on Galaxy Apps.
Screen resolution: By default, you don't get the resolution enabled that your S22U is capable of. I've changed it to WQHD+ for getting the most out of the best display in the market. I've the resolution set to HD+ in Medium Battery Saver mode in case I'm on Survival mode.
Full screen apps: I customize it when needed for an app. You can tell which apps should not show your camera cutout (so they show a bar instead)!
Screen timeout: Mine is set to 10 minutes. You know, pro users!
Home screen: Self-explanatory and I use Nova Launcher. Do enable 'Quick-open' notification panel.
Edge panels: You can set a maximum of 9 panels. Explore options for each panel and try more of them from the Store. I've enabled Apps edge (also make app pair and folders), People edge (upto 10), Smart select (take portion screenshots, make screen GIFs, pin a screen's content), Clipboard edge (auto-categorizes items), Reminder, Device maintenance (useful to review device performance OTG), Tasks edge (explore all available tasks), Quick tools (must have), Calendar. Tap Menu and 'Reorder' the panels as per your needs. In 'Edge panel handle', I've set the Transparency to highest and Size and widht to larges. I've dragged the handle to Right near power button so that I can always guess where the handle is.
Navigation bar: You can enjoy the immersive display by setting 'Navigation type' to 'Swipe gestures' and disabling 'Gesture hints' and 'Show button to hide keyboard'. I eventually got used to this. You also have an option to go back by dragging the sides. You can use Nav bar button on Quick Settings by dragging down the notification panel to toggle showing the navbar then.
Accidental touch protection: Really useful because I keep my phone screen faced to my leg side when inside pocket so that it's protected from the outside cruel world.
Screensaver: In case phone is your life even when it wants to get charged peacefully.
Lock screen
Screen lock type: I use Pattern with Biometrics (Intelligent Scan and Fingerprints mostly Fingerprints only). Fingerprints remain the best security and battery-efficient method to date at least for me. Use Iris for more security than regular face recognition. Also, with Iris, your device won't get unlocked while you're sleeping or with your photo. Use 'Intelligent Scan' for bit more ease (read about it here).
Smart Lock: It's a Google feature that can unlock your phone via On-body detection, Trusted places/devices and Voice Match. I used it once with On-body detection but couldn't impress me. Read about it here.
Secure lock settings: Disabled 'Make pattern visible'. Set 'Lock automatically' to 15 seconds in case I want to turn on the screen immediately without unlocking it. Anyways, 'Lock instantly with power key ' is enabled when I explicitly want it to get locked. Use 'Auto factory reset' carefully as someone could initiate this by simply making incorrect attempts. I've enabled 'Lock network and security' especially for theft use-case.
Always On Display: For customizing it, go to 'Clock style' below. Guide on AOD here and video here. You now have new display mode as 'Tap to show' AOD for 30 seconds. I've set it to 'show as scheduled' such it doesn't glow when I sleep. Also, I get an idea that it's time to get to bed when AOD stops showing up (same for wakeup).
Clock style: You can customize AOD with different clock styles, pictures, GIFs, Calendar and roaming clocks. Blue 'colour' gives a soothing effect every time I look at the clock for me. Similarly, you can customize your Lock Screen clock style here.
Content to show: 'Home button and clock' feel elegant for me.
Auto brightness: If enabled, you can also change it by double tapping the AOD clock. I have set it to the maximum to get eyes on it!
Show always; Set schedule: If you often check the clock at night, you can enable the former. I've disabled AOD during my night sleep schedule so that I additionally get a hint when it's already time to go to bed and whether it's time to get up or not.
Turn off to save battery: Enabled. Do you need AOD in survival mode too?
Roaming clock: I had to disable it as every operator in India puts SIM to Roaming mode when you're out of your circle (mostly defined to a state) and I get two identical clocks whenever I travel out of state.
Widgets: Enabled all available choices and will decide about the reordering or need of each of them after I arrive at the use-cases. The same goes for you maybe.
Contact information: Do fill it. I've included my name and number on it. Can be useful when stolen, lost or misplaced. You can include email or alternative mobile numbers as well since the primary number would probably be in the device itself.
Notifications: I've changed it to 'Details' from 'Icon only' since later makes it similar to AOD style notifications and I want the description of notifications once I go over my AOD screen. 'Hide content' if you don't want people to read your notifications. I rather do this on a per-app basis (like messages for OTPs, sensitive apps). 'Notifications icons only' Toggle 'Transparency' if you find it difficult to read notification over the wallpaper or want your wallpaper to expose. 'Auto-reverse text colour' makes it easier to adapt with the wallpaper. You can define 'Where to show' your notifications here (AOD or Lock screen or both).
Shortcuts: Define the two shortcuts you see on the bottom screen corners while on lock screen. You can choose any app though default (phone and camera) works for me.
Biometrics and security
Biometrics: You can remove biometrics data and configure 'Samsung Pass' to use these here. You can enable 'Screen-on' scan for making the device scan for your face as soon as screen turns on. This increases brightness immediately while it's scanning (can be annoying) and will drain some battery. In 'Fingerprint Scanner', you can add as many as 4 fingerprints (reserve one for Secure Folder).
Screen transition effect: Disabled as I want things at fastest.
Google Play Protect: Enabled. Read more here.
Find My Mobile: 'Remote controls', 'Google location service' and 'Send last location' enabled. This should be the first things to review once you buy the device. Prepare yourself with a demo on findmymobile.samsung.com.
Security update: Shows the patch level and gets updated with 'Software Update'.
Samsung Pass: Saves your passwords, addresses and payment information securely.
Install Unknown Apps: Allow/Disallow existing apps to install apps from APK.
Secure Folder: The replacement for Samsung My Knox. Must-use feature to separate your very private and confidential part of the phone. Guide here and video here.
Private Share: You can share your photos and videos without letting anyone save or download it. Uses blockchain. Need to learn more about this.
Other security settings: 'Set up SIM card lock' disabled (same reason as in 'Secure startup'), 'Make passwords visible' disabled, 'Security policy updates' auto update enabled (Here is what are these), 'Send security reports' enabled. Set 'Device admin apps' with care (Learn about them here in case you haven't). You need to remove an app from here before uninstalling it. 'Creditial Storage' for CAs and user certificates (Learn more about CAs here). 'Pin windows' is a very useful feature for me. In cases where you need to give your device to someone (for like watching a movie or seeing the gallery), if this is enabled with 'ask for pattern before unpinning', when you 'pin' that app (video player or gallery), people will have to pass the lock method to get out of that app. Configure which apps can have 'Usage data access', 'Notification access' and 'Do not disturb permission'.
Privacy
All permissions; Permissions manager: Manage and view granular level permissions per app or apps per permission basis.
Controls and alerts: You can set if apps can have 'Camera access' or 'Microphone access'. Disabling this makes no installed app to access these - could be done when you are in spy mode. You can also get alerted when an app accesses your clipboard with 'alert when clipboard accessed'.
Samsung: You get the privacy policy in Samsung Privacy. In Customization Service, I have disabled Use mobile data to save my data against nothing important. You can also request to Download your data Samsung has collected about you.
Google: Just like above, see what Google collects!
Location
App permissions: Allow apps and sites to detect your device's location. I've enabled it since I use too much location-specific content. You can turn it off if you suspect your dad working in NSA (approx. locality can still be tracked through IP, use VPN). If you need to enable Location for an app, I suggest using Allow while using app than Allow all the time for apps that you think only needs to use while you are using the app. Why allow Instagram to get location all the time when you only need it while sharing something? Google Maps, on the other hand, can give you information about upcoming traffic if allowed in the background!
Wi-Fi scanning; Bluetooth scanning: Wi-Fi scanning uses the database of Wi-Fi locations to predict your location. Read how it works here. Similar goes for BT.
Safety and emergency
Fill your Medical Info like Blood group and conditions so that any help knows about this when life goes wrong.
Add your Emergency contacts so you can access them on lock screen.
You can enable DND while you are driving with Silence notifications while driving.
Emergency mode [Formerly Ultra power saving mode]: You get a black screen that enables you to call and text. Saves a great battery when you are in survival mode. You can add few apps like WhatsApp too!
Panic mode: Keep this enabled (can save you) and when you press your power key 3 times, your device sends Location, Emergency text and photos from your camera to your selected content. Be careful that you are likely to press the power button multiple times when you are stressed and you would be sending unwanted photos to your contacts. Either disable the photo-sharing option or select contacts carefully.

FAQs
Does having Adaptive Refresh Rate really work better with a battery instead of 60 Hz? (Asked by @brokyneo)
Ans: It depends on the usage. If you reading something and not watching dynamic content like videos, you don't need to refresh the screen 120 times a second!
Adaptive Refresh Rates on S22 Ultra has 7 rates: 10Hz, 24Hz, 30Hz, 48Hz, 60Hz, 96Hz and 120Hz. With 10 Hz, you essentially make the GPU display frames 92% fewer times! This should save your battery to a great extent!
Here is a great experiment done by GSMArena: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s22_refresh_rate_explained-news-53216.php

Thanks for the tread does having adaptive refresh really work better with battery instead of 60 hz

It depends on the usage. If you reading something and not watching dynamic content like videos, you don't need to refresh the screen 120 times a second!
Adaptive Refresh Rates on S22 Ultra has 7 rates: 10Hz, 24Hz, 30Hz, 48Hz, 60Hz, 96Hz and 120Hz. With 10 Hz, you essentially make the GPU display frames 92% fewer times! This should save your battery to a great extent!
Here is a great experiment done by GSMArena: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s22_refresh_rate_explained-news-53216.php
brockyneo said:
Thanks for the tread does having adaptive refresh really work better with battery instead of 60 hz
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