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Hi people,
I'm the developer of an application distributed on the market called "Unlock At Home Using Wifi", I've developed this basically because I was tired of having to unlock the phone's dots security pattern in every time and place, specially when I was at secure locations, like home f.e.
The idea of the application is that whenever the phone is connected to a wifi network defined as secure, you'll have to unlock the device just ONCE, and then after disconnection, lock will be again automatically enabled. Also you can define a different wifi sleep policy depending if you are in a secure location or not.
NOTE: I'm deleting my xda-developers account (this thread will stay here I think) but isn't supported for me anymore. If you want to contact me please use the provided email at market. Thanks everyone!
UPDATES
*** version 1.5.9 *** (05/12/2011)
(RECOMMENDED BRANCH)
Free market application link
- Enforced and default activation of "(Wifi) White-Network Always On" option (sleep policy RECOMMENDED), if it's off the application might get some issues.
*** version 1.5.8 *** (04/28/2011)
- Several issues fixed in service (unlock finally holds all the time it shoulds)
- Added option to disable the screen flick on wifi off/screen off locking situations (NOT RECOMMENDED)
*** version 1.5.7 *** (04/25/2011)
- Fixing keyguard
- Better app behavior
*** version 1.5.6 *** (04/11/2011)
Now when app detects a white-list network connection, it'll show a yellow status bar icon, indicating that after unlocking, phone will switch to fixed unlocked status (red icon). Known issue: From time to time, at least in my phone (CM7) keyguard is coming back on his own, it this happens also to you, you'll have to unlock again to fix it, I'm looking for a solution to this... (I feel a bit at the limit of OS posibilities now...)
*** version 1.5.5 ***
More app behavior fix... Hope this is the last. Screen now will flick a little when disconnecting. (it'll fix keygyard state).
Remember now you just have to unlock the device once, when connected to a secure located wifi network. It's safer and fits quite well inside the OS limits.
*** version 1.4 ***
NOTE: This branch is a bit outdated now, the recommended one is the 1.5, try this for curiosity if you want, view the (outdated) source) and so if you want, but this is, I repeat it: OUTDATED.
If you don't like the idea of a totally unlocked device, try this, is only for Android 2.2 onwards, it will change from dotted lock to slide lock on secure locations, requires a rooted phone and installing the app in /system/app.
APK version 1.4 android 2.2+
Github source code repository (v.1.4)
If you don't know how to install this, better go for the 1.5 free market app.
FINAL WORDS
If you find useful this application, please consider a small donation via the donation app. Thank you very much!
Works on Galaxy S! Great app thx! how is the battery drain?
Hi DasPrinzip,
in my experience, almost inexistent, it's just hooked to wifi up/wifi down events, also has a very low memory footprint.... check for yourself
Greetings,
Ruben
Works well on Desire Z CM7 nightly #32
Tested today and no problem yet.
Thanks
fantastic idea. feel like I saw a post here or somewhere else where you were asking opinions on pricing. Did you decide yet if/what you are going to charge for this? This app would make a great partnership with something like widget locker.
ThePitboss said:
fantastic idea. feel like I saw a post here or somewhere else where you were asking opinions on pricing. Did you decide yet if/what you are going to charge for this? This app would make a great partnership with something like widget locker.
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Thank you ThePitboss, the app is GPL3 free software, may be you saw another app that was inspired on mine, recently on the xda-news ...
You can get the github repo and compile for yourself if you want...
Thanks khroma. Just getting into android development, and it's great to read code for apps like this.
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Unlocking doesn't work affter reboot
It worked successfully for a certain time yesterday, after reboot I realize that the phone get lock even when on wifi whitelist. Then when I unlock the phone, the green lock icon is still there. I have to click on "Tap for modify networks lock configuration" in notification area to unlock the phone again ( I see the red unlock icon in status bar). It works for a few minutes, then it revert back to green lock icon even when unlock.
I'm using the github apk installed with adb push.
Using CM7 nightly #32 on rooted Desire Z
Will try CM7 RC4 today with all the usual wipe dalvick cache etc...
Any Ideas?
No success after upgraded to CM7 RC4 and reinstalled apk. No significant messages in logs. UnlockAtHome icon still switching to green lock even when my sreen is on :-(
droidoz said:
No success after upgraded to CM7 RC4 and reinstalled apk. No significant messages in logs. UnlockAtHome icon still switching to green lock even when my sreen is on :-(
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I'm sorry droidoz ... if you like the new approach, uninstall the v.1.4 of /system/app space and try the app directly from market. Please tell me what happens there.
Wont install from the Market :-(
droidoz said:
Wont install from the Market :-(
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Did you delete it first from /system/app?
Steps:
[plug phone]
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app
rm UnlockAtHome.apk
exit
Khroma said:
I'm sorry droidoz ... if you like the new approach, uninstall the v.1.4 of /system/app space and try the app directly from market. Please tell me what happens there.
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It works but reboot erase configs. I went to an internet coffee shop to test it and it last 2 hours without any problem, then I came back at home enter my shema to unlock and it works well. I tried a reboot, then it lost all configs like if it was a new app. I did the same config as the first time: settings wifi always on a you suggested. Waited a few minutes... still working. Did another reboot and lost again my all configs.
Could it be a permission problem? I did a fix permission from recovery, but didn't change anythings.
droidoz said:
Waited a few minutes... still working. Did another reboot and lost again my all configs.
Could it be a permission problem? I did a fix permission from recovery, but didn't change anythings.
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Weird... yes it seems a permission problem, may be your phone still contains the old /system/app aplication data (?), look in /data/data directory using adb shell, the app id is com.accedo.unlockathome, compare user/permissions of the directory, or if you want to make to make sure the directory is created again (sample commands, take care with this):
[uninstall unlock at home once again, plug your phone]
adb shell
cd /data/data
ls -ld com.accedo.unlockathome
[if you see some dir here delete it with this command:]
rm -rf com.accedo.unlockathome
Install the app again, you'll need to configure your data again but I hope this time you get no issues
Installed from Market for me! Nice app - will try it out over next few days.
Great that your offering is Free / GPL unlike the other one
I am running Pongsters HyperDroidGBX-v11 on an HTC HD2
Cheers
UPDATE
Uninstalled - used 70% battery overnight - normal usage is 3%. I normally turn everything off using a power widget - no WiFi, etc - phone in airplane mode. Despite this left with 9% battery when I woke up - was at 79% 8 hours before going to kip!
Khroma said:
[uninstall unlock at home once again, plug your phone]
adb shell
cd /data/data
ls -ld com.accedo.unlockathome
[if you see some dir here delete it with this command:]
rm -rf com.accedo.unlockathome
Install the app again, you'll need to configure your data again but I hope this time you get no issues
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ls: com.accedo.unlockathome: No such file or directory.
But there was a file in dalvik-cache which I deleted. Removed copmpletly the app and did a reinstall and it reverted back to the same problem. It works for a few minutes and then locks again. It solved configs problem at reboot, but still no improvement.
droidoz said:
ls: com.accedo.unlockathome: No such file or directory.
But there was a file in dalvik-cache which I deleted. Removed copmpletly the app and did a reinstall and it reverted back to the same problem. It works for a few minutes and then locks again. It solved configs problem at reboot, but still no improvement.
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Soooo weird... now my only guess is CM7 RC4, I'll try to test this ASAP, when the ROM is available for my phone, sorry for the inconveniences. Please see also my PM.
jellywobbles said:
Great that your offering is Free / GPL unlike the other one
[..]
UPDATE
Uninstalled - used 70% battery overnight - normal usage is 3%. I normally turn everything off using a power widget - no WiFi, etc - phone in airplane mode. Despite this left with 9% battery when I woke up - was at 79% 8 hours before going to kip!
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Thank you anyway for your confidence and your feedback!
The app it self it's a service that runs only on wifi app - down events, should not drain at all, but I'll check this today
Regards
Khroma said:
Thank you anyway for your confidence and your feedback!
The app it self it's a service that runs only on wifi app - down events, should not drain at all, but I'll check this today
Regards
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Thanks - if the battery drain can be solved, this will be a brilliant product!
jellywobbles said:
Thanks - if the battery drain can be solved, this will be a brilliant product!
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Please could help me with this issue checking what process are draining the battery, I've tested it for a few hours and here everything is running ok, just a guess: Did you checked the "white network always on" checkbox? Maybe the problem is some process over-using wifi?
Anyway I'm interested (if you can do some more testing) about what process are draining your battery, you can check it in "About the phone > Battery use"
(I've never seen my process in that list in my phone)
As in topic. How can I turn it off?. I am running latest cm 11 (18.04) tried to wipe cache/delvik while installing. Instead of normal "t-moible" in my notification bar I got this weired "Roaming Indicator OFF" . Can't even call anyone becasue of it. Please help me
Anyone can answer? I acctaully did clean installation ( wiped system, data , cache ) and installed latest cm11 but still got this problem. Right now I will flash stock android via nexus root toolkit. Maybe this will help.
Okay flashing stock via nexus root toolkit solved my problem. Right now will try to flash latest cm 11 and see what happen.
Okay just flashed cm 11 and still no issues. Right now will try to restore my backup and see if i get this problem again.
Restored back up and here we are again with this bull****.. Got no idea why ??...
Okay did clean installation of stock rom once again and then restored backup wiht cm 11 (15.04) not (18.04) and now its good. Do you know why it was like that? I just want to mention that I haven't installed anything before it showed up. I just woke up the screen and saw it.
wojwem19 said:
Okay did clean installation of stock rom once again and then restored backup wiht cm 11 (15.04) not (18.04) and now its good. Do you know why it was like that? I just want to mention that I haven't installed anything before it showed up. I just woke up the screen and saw it.
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Could've been an issue with the CM nightly
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mistahseller said:
Could've been an issue with the CM nightly
Sent from The Deathstar
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Yea, you are propably right but, when I did clean installation of cm 11 (18.04) I didn't have this problem so...
What I meant was it could have something to do with the CM nightly, since it did not do it on 15 but did it on 18, they couldve tried to add a feature to something only to break something else, you never know with nightlies.
Yea propably yes.
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wojwem19 said:
Yea propably yes.
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I just had something similar happen today, as of about 4 hours ago, I get that "roaming indicator off" thing.
And now I can no longer call people or send texts.. though my internet connection over LTE was still working.
This happened after I played with the settings indicator panels, not sure if that was the cause but it certainly seems that way, I had never messed with the LTE/Network Type buttons before.
Interestingly not even a restore to yesterday or a restore to 2 weeks ago fixed this issue. Sounds like a bug in the radio firmware maybe?
madmaze said:
I just had something similar happen today, as of about 4 hours ago, I get that "roaming indicator off" thing.
And now I can no longer call people or send texts.. though my internet connection over LTE was still working.
This happened after I played with the settings indicator panels, not sure if that was the cause but it certainly seems that way, I had never messed with the LTE/Network Type buttons before.
Interestingly not even a restore to yesterday or a restore to 2 weeks ago fixed this issue. Sounds like a bug in the radio firmware maybe?
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I had to flash stock firmware to repair it.
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wojwem19 said:
I had to flash stock firmware to repair it.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Yea that is how I ended up fixing it.. I am still surprised that even flashing to a previous backup didn't fix it. I tried flashing just the radio but that didn't make a difference..
Fixed "Roaming Indicator Off"
I'm not very savvy with the inner workings of the radio on my android, but I found a fix for the persistent "Roaming Indicator Off" message where I expected to see "US Cellular".
I downloaded an app called Radio Switcher from the play store. When you open the app, you will see all of the hidden radio settings for your phone. Click on the menu (three vertical dots like this:⁝) and open Select Radio Band. From there I selected "USA Band (GSM-850/PCS-1900/WDCMA-850/WCDMA-PCS-1900) and clicked OK.
That's it. No more annoying "Roaming Indicator Off". I even disabled the app afterward so I don't see it in my app drawer.
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I'm not very savvy with the inner workings of the radio on my android, but I found a fix for the persistent "Roaming Indicator Off" message where I expected to see "US Cellular".
I downloaded an app called Radio Switcher from the play store. When you open the app, you will see all of the hidden radio settings for your phone. Click on the menu (three vertical dots like this:⁝) and open Select Radio Band. From there I selected "USA Band (GSM-850/PCS-1900/WDCMA-850/WCDMA-PCS-1900) and clicked OK.
That's it. No more annoying "Roaming Indicator Off". I even disabled the app afterward so I don't see it in my app drawer.
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I selected the proper radio band, but that didn't fix it for me. At the "Set preferred network type:" drop-down, it was set to "LTE only". Changed to "LTE/GSM auto (PRL)". Fixed me up. Now, a quick note to others who like their phone to have an accent for its voice, as soon as I set my System Language back to English (United Kingdom), it put the radio back to "LTE only". Dunno if that had something to do with it.
*bump*
I'm having similar problems.. Mine is only on Lollipop ROMs. I've tried everything in this thread. Roaming Indicator off in the quick settings and I can't make phone calls. Oddly enough my Kitkat roms are perfectly fine
Can I get some help? ☺
Also I'm on T-Mobile/Metro PCS
aero253 said:
I'm not very savvy with the inner workings of the radio on my android, but I found a fix for the persistent "Roaming Indicator Off" message where I expected to see "US Cellular".
I downloaded an app called Radio Switcher from the play store. When you open the app, you will see all of the hidden radio settings for your phone. Click on the menu (three vertical dots like this:⁝) and open Select Radio Band. From there I selected "USA Band (GSM-850/PCS-1900/WDCMA-850/WCDMA-PCS-1900) and clicked OK.
That's it. No more annoying "Roaming Indicator Off". I even disabled the app afterward so I don't see it in my app drawer.
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This worked for me. Not sure exactly what I did I just remembered changing 'set preffered network type'. Changed it to one of the other LTE I think to the GSM one. Then I went into the nexus 5 network operators and t-mobile showed up so I picked that one. That did the trick now I am able to send texts.
I just had this happen to me right now , I fixed it by going into airplane mode and back off
here my solution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixRcG5Wy3Zo
Is it normal for the GPS status icon to always be present in the right side of the status bar on Lollipop (V5.02)?
Location is enabled and is set to high accuracy. No apps are running (or present in the recent apps list) that make constant use of the GPS (IE: Maps).
I'm curious if this is normal behavior on this device. I have 3 other devices to compare to that have the same apps and location settings :
- Galaxy S3 -- Icon is always present when location is enabled (Android 4.4)
- Nexus 5 -- Icon only appears when an app requests use of the GPS (Android 5.1.1)
- Nexus 9 -- Icon only appears when an app requests use of the GPS (Android 5.1.1)
the.teejster said:
Is it normal for the GPS status icon to always be present in the right side of the status bar ?
Location is enabled and is set to high accuracy. No apps are running (or present in the recent apps list) that make constant use of the GPS (IE: Maps).
I'm curious if this is normal behavior on this device. I have 3 other devices to compare to that have the same apps and location settings :
- Galaxy S3 -- Icon is always present when location is enabled (Android 4.4)
- Nexus 5 -- Icon only appears when an app requests use of the GPS (Android 5.1.1)
- Nexus 9 -- Icon only appears when an app requests use of the GPS (Android 5.1.1)
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It does not turn off automatically unless you are running an app to do so. My battery saver app lets you specify a list of apps that need gps...when I run the app it turns on gps...when the app exits it turns gps off. There is also a free version of it..search for "Greeenpower"...it does require root for an app to toggle gps under lollipop.
Thanks for the reply but I didn't think that applied to Android V4.x and UP.
You are supposed to be able to keep your location toggle set on ON all the time and Android is supposed to only enable it when an app requests it.. I can clearly see this behaviour on both my Nexus devices running lollipop.
Since this phone is as close to stock android as I've ever seen I'm wondering if anyone else is observing the same behaviour I am or if else might be keeping it forced on unknowingly.
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It does not turn off automatically unless you are running an app to do so. My battery saver app lets you specify a list of apps that need gps...when I run the app it turns on gps...when the app exits it turns gps off. There is also a free version of it..search for "Greeenpower"...it does require root for an app to toggle gps under lollipop.
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the.teejster said:
Thanks for the reply but I didn't think that applied to Android V4.x and UP.
You are supposed to be able to keep your location toggle set on ON all the time and Android is supposed to only enable it when an app requests it.. I can clearly see this behaviour on both my Nexus devices running lollipop.
Since this phone is as close to stock android as I've ever seen I'm wondering if anyone else is observing the same behaviour I am or if else might be keeping it forced on unknowingly.
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Mine is also constantly on.
Macklessdaddy said:
Mine is also constantly on.
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Mine is constantly on, like now.
the.teejster said:
Thanks for the reply but I didn't think that applied to Android V4.x and UP.
You are supposed to be able to keep your location toggle set on ON all the time and Android is supposed to only enable it when an app requests it.. I can clearly see this behaviour on both my Nexus devices running lollipop.
Since this phone is as close to stock android as I've ever seen I'm wondering if anyone else is observing the same behaviour I am or if else might be keeping it forced on unknowingly.
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Well no offense but yours must be magic then cause I own both a nexus 4 and 5 and the gps doesn't turn off unless you or an app turns it off...same with bluetooth and wifi for that matter.
famewolf said:
Well no offense but yours must be magic then cause I own both a nexus 4 and 5 and the gps doesn't turn off unless you or an app turns it off...same with bluetooth and wifi for that matter.
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I don't think he means it turns off in the settings. But the location active icon in the status bar only comes on when an app is actively using it. My nexus 4 does this. The idol the icon is always there.
IMO, its probably just a software GUI change that Alcatel did. Unless it is draining the battery more than usual.
Non taken .. LOL..
Bluetooth and Wifi, when on do constantly show up on my nexus devices..
Location icon however, on stock lollipop will only appear when the GPS actually is in use. IE: It will appear when I load up google maps and disappear when I turn it off (on stock 5.1.1 on nexus 5 and 9).
I thought this was a feature baked into lollipop which is why I was asking. But from I'm hearing it's not.
Thanks everyone for taking the time to reply.. much appreciated.
BTW:
Looks like it's default behavior on at least one other device:
http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/Xperi...t-appear-in-statusbar-on-lollipop/td-p/975946
Location
famewolf said:
Well no offense but yours must be magic then cause I own both a nexus 4 and 5 and the gps doesn't turn off unless you or an app turns it off...same with bluetooth and wifi for that matter.
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Maybe there is a secret Chinese system app that is continually tracking you with location? Haha
I was concerned about this too, and looked into it, I can 100% confirm that it's a software change. On the stock Idol 3 ROM, the location icon in the task bar merely shows that location is on, NOT THAT GPS is active.
If you're skeptical, download a GPS monitor app (some available without root, better ones available with root). You can confirm for yourself that the GPS monitor pings each and every time you use a location-based app (map, weather, etc), but not otherwise, even though the location icon is on.
It's constantly on for my Idol 3, but not my Moto X with CM 12.1.
A fix for this problem, if you have Xposed installed:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.xinlu.location_icon_fix
polygonal said:
A fix for this problem, if you have Xposed installed:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.xinlu.location_icon_fix
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Very nice! Thanks for creating the module! Out of curiosity do you get the popup every time you install an app or module to select whether to install to internal, external or let the system decide?
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Very nice! Thanks for creating the module! Out of curiosity do you get the popup every time you install an app or module to select whether to install to internal, external or let the system decide?
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Yes, I do. If I remember correctly, this started to happen around the time of the last update from Alcatel?
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Yes, I do. If I remember correctly, this started to happen around the time of the last update from Alcatel?
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Thanks for the reply. Nice to know it's not just MY phone. On my 6045i it's been happening quite a while if not from the beginning but it's very annoying as I have not yet found a way to disable it. Even running "pm set-install-location" from a shell doesn't stop the popup. Normally the setting would be under settings, apps or settings, storage but doesn't appear to be.
I'd compare this to some manufacturers adding an NFC icon. They think the user wants to know (all the time) if a setting is on or off.
the icon appears for me always; even after I turn location OFF in the settings...
so is it a bug or is it on purpose?
i've noticed if you turn off the location and then back on, the icon doesn't show up until something does request location, but then after that the icon stays there forever
ps. i'm glad i found this thread i thought i was going crazy
Thanks for the module.
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I was concerned about this too, and looked into it, I can 100% confirm that it's a software change. On the stock Idol 3 ROM, the location icon in the task bar merely shows that location is on, NOT THAT GPS is active.
If you're skeptical, download a GPS monitor app (some available without root, better ones available with root). You can confirm for yourself that the GPS monitor pings each and every time you use a location-based app (map, weather, etc), but not otherwise, even though the location icon is on.
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Please, could you suggest an app for GPS monitoring? I'm on a Xperia M4 Aqua Android 5.0.2 and facing the same problem. It's driving me crazy...
None of my notifications do the normal heads up display on this phone even for the apps that have all options turned on under notifications. The icon just shows in the top bar. How do I fix
You have to enable Banner for the notifications on which you want heads up like notifications. To do this follow these steps:
Go to Settings > Notification panel & status bar
Open Notification centre/manager
Select your app from the list.
Enable Banners for the app you selected.
ENJOY!!
I hope this helps you.
It is like previous Huawei devices with notifications working only for a few selected apps (FB,Twitter,Whatsapp) or they finally fixed the problem and now everyone gets up even without the app being in the background?
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You have to enable Banner for the notifications on which you want heads up like notifications. To do this follow these steps:
Go to Settings > Notification panel & status bar
Open Notification centre/manager
Select your app from the list.
Enable Banners for the app you selected.
ENJOY!!
I hope this helps you.
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This is what I already did. Simply does not work.
km8j said:
This is what I already did. Simply does not work.
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add those apps in the protected apps section under battery manager in settings
Then is confirmed how is like other older huawei devices and the app don't get a notification if isn't open in the background even with all permission given?
Notifications are working perfect in every Huawei. Just set them right.
Did you tried protecting the apps?
I've done every step to make apps notifications work, they only work if opened in the background all the time, for some motive apps like twitter or facebook are in a white list who make them enabled to get notifications even when closed but games or unknown apps aren't in it.
I never got a notification from a minor app when it was closed, in 2 years I sue my Honor 8.
Now I discovered is because Huawei put some bull**** battery managment program in the phone who totally kills everything but their apps and some of the most famous and never fixed it.
I was hoping for the most recent devices to have a fix, Emui 5 or something but seems like they haven't changed their policy.
Go in Settings/app/advanced/ignore battery optimisation and add your apps.
Come on guys.
I wrote that I've done every step, notifications simply don't work.
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I wrote that I've done every step, notifications simply don't work.
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Try manually updating your device by following below steps, your data will get lost so take a backup before.
Download latest firmware of your device.
Extract zip file and put the UPDATE.APP in the root of your external sdcard.
Press all the three hardware keys (Vol UP + Vol DOWN + Power button) simultaneously.
The update process will start.
You'll have your device like out of the box.
I hope this helps you.
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My device (Honor 6) is updated to the latest version, I already done a clean restore, nothing changed, only popular apps get notifications, games, minor apps or not from the play store never get notifications. Every setting for getting them is on.
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My device (Honor 6) is updated to the latest version, I already done a clean restore, nothing changed, only popular apps get notifications, games, minor apps or not from the play store never get notifications. Every setting for getting them is on.
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I think Honor is doing some tweaks to clean the background apps so that more RAM stays free, and the battery life gets longer.
If you were on Honor 7 I would have suggested DigiKernel v1.1 as I didn't have any issues of notification after flashing it.
I haven't touched the OS, no root, flash or mods, is clean...and doesn't work, I've heard of how Emui 5 should fix this bug but my device is out the list of the receivers.
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Go in Settings/app/advanced/ignore battery optimisation and add your apps.
Come on guys.
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I just signed up to say thank you for the solution. :victory:
This option is never mentioned on forums when people asking for solution to notification errors.
"Protecting apps" and " Notification centre/manager" did not help, when the appliction is not checked on the list you say.
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I just signed up to say thank you for the solution. :victory:
This option is never mentioned on forums when people asking for solution to notification errors.
"Protecting apps" and " Notification centre/manager" did not help, when the appliction is not checked on the list you say.
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doze mode!!!!.
very helpful indeed!!!
TeriYaki_ said:
I just signed up to say thank you for the solution. :victory:
This option is never mentioned on forums when people asking for solution to notification errors.
"Protecting apps" and " Notification centre/manager" did not help, when the appliction is not checked on the list you say.
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You're welcome.
I know it's never mentioned on forums, it always surprises me.
Hey Guys,
I bought a brand new Honor 6x yesterday and rooted it ( I followed a thread from XDA). Unlocked bootloader, flashed twrp and then installed SuperSU. I want this device to use one and only one app which I have developed. Problem is that, after starting the app, one background service is started, but the Honor 6X is killing them randomly. Very frequent. Even the onDestroy method is not getting called in that scenario.
I know that when we remove the app from task manager, the services gets killed in the Honor 6X, but in my case, I just minimise the app and then also the services gets killed.
Is this something related to rooting? I tried rooting Nexus 5 and in that also, the services gets killed.
Any help will be helpful.
Try to whitelist the apps that you wouldn't want to be closed automatically by this voice in the battery menu
RedSkull23 said:
Try to whitelist the apps that you wouldn't want to be closed automatically by this voice in the battery menu
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Can you tell me the name of the app? Couldn't find any app as "Batteria" with given screenshot.
driftking9987 said:
Can you tell me the name of the app? Couldn't find any app as "Batteria" with given screenshot.
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It's not an app man it's EMUI settings menu, battery sub menu. "Batteria" stands for Battery in english. Just browse to settings -> battery and you'll find the same section of my screenshot.
RedSkull23 said:
It's not an app man it's EMUI settings menu, battery sub menu. "Batteria" stands for Battery in english. Just browse to settings -> battery and you'll find the same section of my screenshot.
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Thanks, got it. Will try and update if it works.
driftking9987 said:
Thanks, got it. Will try and update if it works.
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Ok let me know if you can solve that.
you can add the app in ignore optimization list also.
Hey. Actually I'm having the same problem.My phone is not rooted.. It kills the music streaming app i use 3 4 seconds after locking the device.. I have c
Kept that app in whitelist too..
Ssudeep123 said:
Hey. Actually I'm having the same problem.My phone is not rooted.. It kills the music streaming app i use 3 4 seconds after locking the device.. I have c
Kept that app in whitelist too..
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Gaana app, music app all works fine. not sure what is causing this though for you
shashank1320 said:
Gaana app, music app all works fine. not sure what is causing this though for you
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I use Wynk and it get kills...I've to set screen time to 10 minutes so that I can listen through Wynk
Ssudeep123 said:
I use Wynk and it get kills...I've to set screen time to 10 minutes so that I can listen through Wynk
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One more user reported this few days back. Not sure what was provided for a fix.
shashank1320 said:
One more user reported this few days back. Not sure what was provided for a fix.
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Ok No problem btw Thanks. I will try to ask wynk about it
RedSkull23 said:
Ok let me know if you can solve that.
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No. Sadly it didn't work out as expected. After adding app in that list, now the services are not getting killed but at the same time, the services are not getting called correctly.
Like, I call a particular service every 1 minute, when the screen is turned on, it works perfectly. But as soon as the screen gets off/ or the app is minimized, the service starts randomly. Like sometime it will get fired after 2 min, sometime 4 min and rarely at a mentioned frequency i.e 1 min.
Any idea why this is happening. The frequency in which the service is called is very important for my application.
Thanks.
driftking9987 said:
Any idea why this is happening. The frequency in which the service is called is very important for my application.
Thanks.
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No other ideas at the moment...
Go to settings>battery, go to settings icon on top right, make sure everything off in there. I only turn on keep mobile data on during sleep (keep whatsapp always online).
Then go to settings>memory & storage>storage cleaner, go to settings icon on top right and turn off auto clean.
Lastly go to settings>apps, choose the apps that u want always active, go to battery, make sure system wake up on, after that go to write system settting, make it yes.
Remember to restart phone after settings applied.
See if it works.
Sent from my Honor 8 Pro using XDA Labs