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[APP][1.6+] Permissions Guard - Control app permissions no need to root your devices.

Permissions Guard is a Android app that can help you control the permissions of your application no need to root your devices.
The website of Permissions Guard.
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*PERMISSIONS
Open the permissions. All the washed apps are here. We install the permission switches for every app. If you press anyone in this control interface, you can see the follow switches:
*connecting network
*notification
*reading device id
*send SMS
*reading personal information
*reading SMS
*reading GPS
*auto start when you start your mobile
You can switch them as your pleasure. ​
You can also download it from Google Play.
please feel free to contact us.e-mail.:victory:

what's the point with washing. it's really slow..

[APP][4.1+] Manual 3G Toggle

On stock ROM's it's almost impossible to toggle between 2g/3g just as fast as a 2g/3g quick toggle like in some CyanogenMod ROM's, so I came up with this app!
With this app you can literally force 2g, 3g or even both without needing ROOT! You may know the 'testing menu' that only opens by dialing *#*#4636#*#* on the phone dialer, that opens up a menu that wil let you play with some specific settings and one of those is the band selection setting.
With this app, you just click on the notification and it will directly take you to the band selection settings:
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And here you can select the preffered band for your cellphone:
NOTE: It won't work on all cellphones since not all ROM's have this testing menu activated.
NOTE 2: On startup, the app will automatically open, this creates the notification.. I am trying a workaround for this ​

[Question} [keep app alive] How to add an app AS AN ONGOING Notification

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hi, i have an android5 device and Unfortunately it close apps automatically. for example i use TELEGRAM but if i run 3 or 4 app and after that, run telegram again, it was killed and ReStart with white screen and took 3 second to run complete .......... i search a lot even for rootet device and i cant find any solution that keep app alive (that run immediately after touching app icon)
so i thing the only way, is that set app as a ongoing notification because i see some apps that have ongoing notification and always is alive ... SO IS THERE ANY WAY TO SET AN APP AN ONGOING NOTOFICATIN? :crying::crying: OR ANY OTHER WAY TO KEEP AN APP ALIVE? :crying::crying:

Auto Launch 20 app limit?

So OnePlus is a little excessive when it comes to saving battery...I have to un-optimize and allow auto launch on many apps to keep them functioning properly. Fine, a little tedius but at least I can get around it.
Until today, I tried to allow an app to auto-launch, and apparently there's a 20 app limit. No way to override, it just doesn't allow it and gives the attached message. I can't find anything about this online, has anyone seen this before? How do I override this, or hell turn this stupid "feature" off entirely? All it ends up doing is blocking my smartwatch and other apps from showing notifications after reboot.
This is the function under Settings > Apps > Auto launch. It also pops up if I go into the app properties and try to toggle the "Allow auto launch" switch. Running latest Android 12 OTA.
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What are these messages called and how can they be disabled?

This message appears when I switch windows when writing a new email in the Nine email app. This message blocks the keyboard and is annoying, so I would like it disabled. Since theres no way to turn if off in the app settings, I would like to disable this notification through more advanced means. First I want to know what it is called so I can search for a xposed module or some other mod that removed it all together. I don't like useless pop up message. I find them to be about as annoying as bugs crawling on my screen.
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That is a toast
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop-up_notification
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/notifiers/toasts.html
On my LOS20 there is a setting "Dont show pop-notifications on screen" but not sure if that does the trick for you...

Q: Disable app's toast messages?
groups.google.com
According to this they can be disabled on an app basis using adb. Which is just what I want.