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Notifications problem

Is there anybody that had problems with whatsapp,viber notifications? As since i got my moto g i encounter delays in receving notifications with whatsapp when i'm on wifi or data connection and i dont't know how to solve this problem. I want to mention that wifi is set on "always on" when on stand-by.
Thanks
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I have same problem too, even after a factory restore.
Have you solved?

[Q] Slow to receive messages on Wifi?

I bought 2 of these phones one for a friend and one for my mum. After noticing several times while messaging my friend on whatsapp that only 1 tick would appear usually for between 30 seconds to a minute or 2, i suspected there could be some issue going on with the wifi. After testing my mothers phone I can confirm there is an intermittent problem where the phone doesn't receive a notification as soon as it's sent. There's a lag anywhere between 30 seconds and a couple of minutes.
I've tested back and forth with a bunch of other phones on the same network and they suffer no issues at all, always instant notifications. I've also messed with every possible setting in the advanced Wifi options, done restarts, tried different channel for my router etc, the lag is there at least 50% of the time.
I should point out this lag is only there when the phones screen is off and in sleep mode. Once the power button is pressed to wake all delayed messages are instantly received. I've also tested and get the same problem with hangouts so it's not a whatsapp issue. I also don't think it's a router issue as my other phones are perfect and my friend is in a different house with completely different router and has the exact thing happening.
Is this a known problem and if so is there any way to solve it? Is there an updated radio that can be downloaded and flashed to the phone without rooting, or do we just have to hope a future update will solve this small but annoying issue?
Thanks.

Is no one experiencing anything similar?

I had this problem since i got my first moto g. Now I have two with the same problem and a friend of mine aswell. All other notifications (email,tapatalk) are working great. I'm having problema only with mess apps like whatsapp,viber,line.
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makamarus said:
I had this problem since i got my first moto g. Now I have two with the same problem and a friend of mine aswell. All other notifications (email,tapatalk) are working great. I'm having problema only with mess apps like whatsapp,viber,line.
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I'm hoping it's just a radio firmware problem as the messages are instant as long as the screen is on. I've not tested much on mobile data so it could be affecting both but right now I'm thinking it's a WiFi problem when then phone is sleeping (screen off). The messages always get through though eventually after a minute or two. It's almost like the phone only enables WiFi data for a few seconds every minute to check for notifications, like a battery saving feature. Whatever it is I don't like it, hopefully something that can be fixed in an update or by flashing a new radio.

Yeah, with Whatsapp on Wifi I have some lags when sending or receiving messages, but I see that is my wifi network, my neighbor's wifi can connect fast and I have no problems with Whatsapp and is fast using cellular data...

Apps don't use location service

Hi. Recently I updated my Mate 7 to Android 6 (MT7-L09C432B560) and since then I'm experiencing following problem: some apps don't ask for location. There is no icon in the notification center saying "looking for GPS" and location is not found. Location services are allowed for problematic apps, I also tried to reinstall the apps but the problem persists. Some other apps work fine as before.
Any idea? Thanks!

Do you try go to setting/apps and find apps what use GPS and change permission???
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Yes, I checked permissions, tried to switch them off and back on... no difference.

What app you mean???
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For example stock Google Maps, C:geo...

Google maps find your location when you added travel
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oh somehting similar happens to me, all of the sudden camera apps and others just dont get gps location... and I have to reboot

Apparently, this is a bug in the marshmallow ROM.
Unfortunatly, i experience it every day. If the GPS stop working, reboot, and normally, it will work again...
It was working great on Lollipop, but on marshmallow, GPS does not works every time (i don't know if Huawei is aware of this)

GPS is not working on Android Marshmelow!
my gps was working on lollipop but it stoped working on marshmellow!

i guess it's just some bad luck :| i've been actively using my GPS lately because of Pokemon GO and it works like a charm in my Mate 7

Killing my akku: wakelocks from qpnp-vm-bms

Hi,
my battery gets killed by those wakelocks (qpnp-vm-bms). At the moment it is laying on my table and I dont use it. Just online and waiting for calls (see attachment -> 43 seconds screen on). It is a XIAOMI REDMI 3 PRO with global ROM. I found several users who have this problem with a MI BAND attached, BT on and various ROMs. I dont have this band and BT is switched off. My other phone, wich I use daily and has a smaller battery (3000 inspite of 4000), lasts longer than this "akku-monster".
Anyone here has any idea or any solution to get rid o this?
Thanks a lot ....
Walhalla

Same problem on freshly installed lineageos rom. I've had issues with a sensor (accelerometer akm)

I also have this problem on Lineageos. Did you happen to find any source of this issue?

Echo while calling on speakerphone

Ok, I know this has been reported a few times before, but still I wasn't able to find the solution to my problem.
The problem is that while calling someone with speakerphone active, the other person complains abount hearing a bad echo of their own voice.
I've had this issue for a very long time (can't remember since when), both on official LOS 14.1 and on Sultan's build.
I've tried different solutions that I could find:
- Disable "Ok Google" detection
- using different dialers (I'm using google dialer, but I've also tried stoch AOSP dialer)
- flashed different firmware (currently on c7-00013)
- edited build.prop and edited mixer_paths.xml as described here
- even tried cleaning all 3 mic holes (only with a pin, don't want to remove the back cover, because it cracked a bit the last time I did it).
From what I've read this seems to be rom-dependent. Somebody uploaded a full mixer_paths.xml file from a rom, that doesn't have this issue, and it's supposed to help, but the file does'nt exist anymore.
So my questions are:
- Has anyone had exactly the same issue (echo on the other side while on speakerphone - otherwise the mics seem to be working well) and managed to solve the issue? How?
- If anyone has no such issues with their mic, could you upload your mixer_paths.xml - I'd like to compare then with mine.
- This could also be some hardware issue, maybe microphone damage... - is it possible to test each of the three mics separately to see if the sound collected by them isn't somehow distorted or whether they work at all?

For anyone interested:
I've flashed the file available here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=74563249 and it helped a lot.
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Vilq85 said:
For anyone interested:
I've flashed the file available here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=74563249 and it helped a lot.
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This doesn't work for me
The person on the other end can hear themselves

I also have the same problem. But it only started today, after modifying the stock mixer_paths.xml file in order to get my microphone working while on speakerphone. I'm not sure if there is another mod to the file that will resolve the other party's echo. Any help would be appreciated.