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Link to original 360 卫士 in market. Application is in Chinese Language
360 Guards
**I'm not part of the developers of the application. I just translated the application WITHOUT changing anything excluding the language file**
ANNOUNCEMENT:
It won't let me update anymore. The company is using it's own version of tool to sign the file. Once I decompile and compile the 360 Guards back to apk, it will installed successfully. But once the app is launched, it will required you to download the APK from original site as it said my APK is broken. I can't release English Version update anymore.
Currently only supports GSM and WCDMA mobile phone.
(you may try it out and let us know whether it is working for CDMA devices.)
Spending few days (as it has a lot of features and the length is really long, 1533 lines!) on translating this Chinese Language application into English Language. Hope you guys like it.
About 360 GuardsFeatures:
What happen if you lost your device
Anti-theft protection
Backup SMS / contact to its cloud
Block incoming call
Block spam message
Virus scanner with cloud killing features
Data/Traffic monitor with daily/ weekly/ monthly data limit notifier
One-click clear cache
One-click free memory
Check your available credit
Firewall
Floating widget for easy access
Battery saver optimization
One-click boost your device
Show system information, better, resolution, CPU, etc
Hardware testing including pixel test, SD memory, etc
Document management
File explorer
etc... [tell me ]
It is a real ALL IN ONE mobile phone application. Protect your phone in and out. And it is easy to use. Don't forget to leave me a comment and share this out if this is a useful app.
Initial release: 360_Guards_0- Every word in language file is being translated into English. Do let me know if I missed out something somewhere or it show something that shouldn't say in there.
- Photo is not translated yet. Will release version with picture being translated in next few days.
Initial release: 360_Guards_1- Translated a file that I missed into English language.
- Translated pictures into English language.
- Introductory page is not translated as I cant find the location of the file
Enjoy!
Thanks,
From Melvinchng
Screenshots available below.
Note: screenshots taken from 360_Guards_0.apk
Thanks for translating.
what about translating QQ music, qq contact, dx contact, qq book reader
and some more QQ products.
yken said:
Thanks for translating.
what about translating QQ music, qq contact, dx contact, qq book reader
and some more QQ products.
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Hmm... just give me a full list. I've my 5 weeks school holiday start from now...
I don't think I'll translate QQ reader. The book is in Chinese... hmm.. correct me if I'm wrong.
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Here is 360 Battery Guard.
Updated. Everything is in English language except introductory page.
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Are you doing anymore work (translating/updating) with the 360 Guards app? I've got it on my device sometimes, but I get update notifications, and the updated app is obviously not translated, etc., just curious if you're done with it, and focusing on 360 Launcher. I can obviously see how much work this must be, but the 360 Launcher and apps are NICE!
MoSeriouS said:
Are you doing anymore work (translating/updating) with the 360 Guards app? I've got it on my device sometimes, but I get update notifications, and the updated app is obviously not translated, etc., just curious if you're done with it, and focusing on 360 Launcher. I can obviously see how much work this must be, but the 360 Launcher and apps are NICE!
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Actually I'm still don't have any plan to update it. A really long time is required. Ill ask the company to try to release English version.
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Please update version en translate!!
A new version is available, but it is in Chinese
Would you have time to translate this new version?
Thank you
StAfFoRdShIrE said:
A new version is available, but it is in Chinese
Would you have time to translate this new version?
Thank you
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Will translate latest version in mid March
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Thank you, will wait for the translated new version
This will be perfect companion for the launcher
Announcement, Check OP.
Seem this has more advantage over optimized toolbox..thanks
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thanks Melvin. this is gonna be my default launcher from now.....
maksharma231 said:
thanks Melvin. this is gonna be my default launcher from now.....
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Wrong thread?
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Downloaden and installed the app. But when i want to open it, it gives directly the message:
"Unfortunately, 360 Guards has stopped"
Anyone has the same issue?
Timmothy83 said:
Downloaden and installed the app. But when i want to open it, it gives directly the message:
"Unfortunately, 360 Guards has stopped"
Anyone has the same issue?
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Are you in ics i think it's Not working on android 4
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Market version might have it working.
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This is the new google play services which implement the new android device manger.
For more info : http://www.talkandroid.com/170453-android-device-manager-helping-users-find-lost-phones/
Download : http://www.mediafire.com/?l4cpr9old23zscb
Unrar the file then install it .
Go to settings , Security, Device ADMINISTRAORS
NOTE: Google activated it, its now live.
Credit goes to Google and Talkandroid
Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing!
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You re welcome
Forgot to mention :
Go to settings , Security, Device ADMINISTRAORS
app received
LOSTLOGIC89 said:
You re welcome
Forgot to mention :
Go to settings , Security, Device ADMINISTRAORS
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I already received the app in my phone (administrators only), but still is not showed the main app in my google account.
http://officialandroid.blogspot.com...:+OfficialAndroidBlog+(Official+Android+Blog)
apsanchezs said:
I already received the app in my phone (administrators only), but still is not showed the main app in my google account.
http://officialandroid.blogspot.com...:+OfficialAndroidBlog+(Official+Android+Blog)
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Yeah google havent activated it yet. I am sure they will once 4.3 gets out (besides the google phones)
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They took a while to bring this feature, I been using Cerberus which has loads more features
Kurtis.UK said:
They took a while to bring this feature, I been using Cerberus which has loads more features
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Yeah but at least its free and it will be more advanced then cerberus.(we talking about google here )
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LOSTLOGIC89 said:
Yeah but at least its free and it will be more advanced then cerberus.(we talking about google here )
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From what I've seen all it can do is track the phone and show it on a map, wipe and trigger the phone to make a noise in order to find it, Cerberus can do both of those plus like 10+ more so i would rather pay like 2 euros for a lifetime license
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From what I've seen all it can do is track the phone and show it on a map, wipe and trigger the phone to make a noise in order to find it, Cerberus can do both of those plus like 10+ more so i would rather pay like 2 euros for a lifetime license
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Like I meant this is google, cerberus was out for ages therefore they had time for development. Things that are implemented and sp3cially from the maker of the os we running is always better then a 3 rd party. Well mostly.
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Goolgle and ADM delay
For now, it seems Android Device Administrator (ADM) is limited to a checkbox in the Device Administrators menu of our smart phones. The web interface and android app do not show up until now. So it is better uncheck to avoid any possible issue that could affect the phones.
Regards,
apsanchezs said:
For now, it seems Android Device Administrator (ADM) is limited to a checkbox in the Device Administrators menu of our smart phones. The web interface and android app do not show up until now. So it is better uncheck to avoid any possible issue that could affect the phones.
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ADM is now live and working. See here
Location unavailable
R.Suave said:
ADM is now live and working. See here
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I do not have the web interface in my account. And, when click the web site that you recommended appears: Location unavailable. Google did not have gaving any instructions. For me is better Avast.
apsanchezs said:
I do not have the web interface in my account. And, when click the web site that you recommended appears: Location unavailable. Google did not have gaving any instructions. For me is better Avast.
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Yeah. It hasn't rolled out to all devices. It seems like you dont have full access even though some references to it are there. Heres a thread with more details
My excuses
R.Suave said:
Yeah. It hasn't rolled out to all devices. It seems like you dont have full access even though some references to it are there. Heres a thread with more details
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I already have activated the app. All is ok: in the account and also in my phone (green icon, google settings). My problem was that I believed that this ADM app was going to be like AVAST (with rooted phones, that do not need to turn on manually the GPS settings).
With this google ADM app must be always activated the GPS in a permanently manner.
We need to have always present that GPS doesn't use any data. It uses the 31 GPS satellites to determine the phone's position only, which is not a "data" connection at all. What uses the data is the app that is using the GPS (in this case the ADM).
Thank you very much for your help. This forum is wonderful, every day we learn many things. Nobody knows everything.
With kind regards,
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I already have activated the app. All is ok: in the account and also in my phone (green icon, google settings). My problem was that I believed that this ADM app was going to be like AVAST (with rooted phones, that do not need to turn on manually the GPS settings).
With this google ADM app must be always activated the GPS in a permanently manner.
We need to have always present that GPS doesn't use any data. It uses the 31 GPS satellites to determine the phone's position only, which is not a "data" connection at all. What uses the data is the app that is using the GPS (in this case the ADM).
Thank you very much for your help. This forum is wonderful, every day we learn many things. Nobody knows everything.
With kind regards,
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Yesh It uses both data and gps.
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Google think that almost every device running android, is their device. Therefore they implemented a service within Google Play Services that will connect your device often to the Google and it will drain more battery then needed.
NOTE:
I tried a method that was shown on i think this forum or another one. I can't remember which one it was, and i cant find the thread either.
So before i am going to start this, i wanna thank the guy from the original thread for this, even if i dont know where i can find you. I am only sharing this so i take NO CREDITS.
I repeat, i am ONLY sharing this.
+ Works with:
- AOSP roms
- TW roms
- Well, basicly all android running devices :fingers-crossed:
To start with:
- Turn of location settings
- Go to settings, accounts and go to your google account.
+ go to advertisements and untick the toggle that says that Google takes care of your advertisements.
Most important:
- Download Adaway (latest) from HERE.
Thank you @mrRobinson for this awesome app!
- Open adAway and provide Adaway root access.
- Press the menu button and go to your own custom list.
- Now add a line by pressing the + button in the upper right of the screen.
- Add the following line < mtalk.google.com >
- Make sure the the checkmark is ON with the "mtalk.google.com" line.
- Now go back to the homescreen of adAway, apply the patch.
Note: According to the maker of the original thread, this seems to be the server that your device is always trying to communicate with. So by blacklisting this URL, there is no connection anymore.
Note 2: Cyanogenmod (and maybe other AOSP or GE users) are experiencing that the Blue highlighted WI-FI icon and the blue highlighted antenna icon are now GREY after applying this.
This is because you are not connected anymore to the google servers.
Note 3: Keep in mind that you can still manual synchronise your calander, contacts, Gmail, and other Google account related.
ramon.nmgn said:
Note 3: Keep in mind that you can still synchronise your calander, contacts, Gmail, and other Google account related.
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This (syncing) only applies for manual updates. Leaving the entry in Adaway will disable auto-updates. Not a viable option for me, am not going to manually refresh Google apps...
Pfeffernuss said:
This (syncing) only applies for manual updates. Leaving the entry in Adaway will disable auto-updates. Not a viable option for me, am not going to manually refresh Google apps...
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Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for this.
I don't think Ad away works as it should though.
It says its syncing and merging with my current hosts file but after doing that my hosts file goes from 1.4mb to 700kb. So all its doing is deleting stuff. Weird
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Obagleyfreer said:
Thanks for this.
I don't think Ad away works as it should though.
It says its syncing and merging with my current hosts file but after doing that my hosts file goes from 1.4mb to 700kb. So all its doing is deleting stuff. Weird
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Ah i did not checked my host file if became smaller. But adAway definitely works for me as it completely rebuilds the host file.
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how about deleting google play services if dont need automatic syncing?
Pfeffernuss said:
This (syncing) only applies for manual updates. Leaving the entry in Adaway will disable auto-updates. Not a viable option for me, am not going to manually refresh Google apps...
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I believe this is not a viable option for many users for the same reason ...but still for some may be useful
Vihru said:
how about deleting google play services if dont need automatic syncing?
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I think if you do that, you are not even able to Sync and update your apps at al.
I am just sharing this, i am using it myself and im pretty satisfied.
ramon.nmgn said:
I think if you do that, you are not even able to Sync and update your apps at al.
I am just sharing this, i am using it myself and im pretty satisfied.
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I always delete GooglePlayServices and never have any problems with apps updating.
I still get notifications in my status bar telling me when there is an app update available in the Play Store and also still get my Gmail notifications in my status bar.
Syncing works perfectly and so does Maps, Google Search, YouTube etc.
I actually can't see ANY reason to have GooglePlayServices installed.
All my Google apps still function perfectly without it.
And I no longer have RAM wasted and battery used up by this annoying app!!
My advice to everyone, delete it, it's not needed at all.
Obagleyfreer said:
I actually can't see ANY reason to have GooglePlayServices installed.
All my Google apps still function perfectly without it.
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Was pretty euphoric when I read this so immediately disabled Play Services and rebooted like a happy little kid :laugh:
That level of joy didn't last long:
Maps, Calendar, Keep, Youtube, these all need G.P.S. to function properly. Maybe even more apps but this is where I stopped.
Needless to say turned it back on again. This, as well, is not a viable option for me
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Was pretty euphoric when I read this so immediately disabled Play Services and rebooted like a happy little kid :laugh:
That level of joy didn't last long:
Maps, Calendar, Keep, Youtube, these all need G.P.S. to function properly. Maybe even more apps but this is where I stopped.
Needless to say turned it back on again. This, as well, is not a viable option for me
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Did you tried the method i mentioned? :happy:
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Pfeffernuss said:
Was pretty euphoric when I read this so immediately disabled Play Services and rebooted like a happy little kid :laugh:
That level of joy didn't last long:
Maps, Calendar, Keep, Youtube, these all need G.P.S. to function properly. Maybe even more apps but this is where I stopped.
Needless to say turned it back on again. This, as well, is not a viable option for me
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That's odd, I don't get Google Maps requesting Play services on my device.
I do get one of those notifications after wiping cache and dalvik cache though, I just swipe it away and carry on as normal.
After you swiped them away can you still use the apps requesting it?
For example when I first boot up YouTube after wiping cache it says it needs PlayServices to run but I just ignore and cancel it.
I have never lost any YouTube functionality at all.
ramon.nmgn said:
Did you tried the method i mentioned? :happy:
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What method? Entering the mtalk line?
Obagleyfreer said:
After you swiped them away can you still use the apps requesting it?
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Some yes, some no. Keep refused to work. Anyway, can easily make it through the end of the day anyway and will always charge at night so no biggie but all small bits can help of course. This fix is a bit too coarse, for me that is of course
Hi guys,
I have just launched a "NoRoot Data Firewall" app in GooglePlay recently.
It has the following features:
* NO ROOT REQUIRED FIREWALL.
* Control the access permission for each app to access internet with mobile network and WIFI.
* Support to only blocking background data and let foreground data go.
* Record, analyze and sort the data usage for each app.
* Analyze the accessed websites for each app.
* Startup automatically.
* Capture packets(Sniffer).
* Manage app permissions for 4.3, 4.4 devices.
The google play app is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jianjia.firewall
Hope you like it.
Many thanks for xda member @revoluazul and @Ragga Muffin translating into Spanish, @hevesi_j translating into Hungarian, @gaich translating into Russian, @Helluuu translating into Swedish, @Ledare translating into Indonesian, @EslamA7med translating into Arabic, @profprof translating into Turkish, @MinedSafe translating into Polish.
Welcome to translation at http://www.getlocalization.com/norootdatafirewall/.
Thanks.
It works well. Hope you can add the data usage for each day.
Nice app, it really works. A question/suggestion: is it possible to lower the ram consumption? Thanks for the app!
Thanks for your advice.
I'll try to optimize memory usage in the next launch.
revoluazul said:
Nice app, it really works. A question/suggestion: is it possible to lower the ram consumption? Thanks for the app!
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Thanks.
I have added into my task plan.
Hope it appears in this month.
zdwillie said:
It works well. Hope you can add the data usage for each day.
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Just launch a new version with some bugs fixed.
Please take a look at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jianjia.firewall.
Thanks.
simplegoodmobile said:
Hi guys,
I have just launched a "NoRoot Data Firewall" app in GooglePlay recently.
It has the following features:
* NO ROOT REQUIRED FIREWALL.
* Control the access permission for each app to access internet with mobile network and WIFI.
* Support to only blocking background data and let foreground data go.
* Record, analyze and sort the data usage for each app.
* Analyze the accessed websites for each app.
* Startup automatically.
* Capture packets(Sniffer).
* Manage app permissions for 4.3, 4.4 devices.
The google play app is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jianjia.firewall
Hope you like it.
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works on lollipop?
it's possible to have a gray/black theme???
thanks
Yes, it works on Lollipop. Actually, the snapshot is taken on my N5 with Lollipop.
For the theme, since now our focus is on add more features, we'll not do that in the near future. If our high priority tasks are finished, we can consider adding more themes.
Hope you like it. Thanks.
ironia. said:
works on lollipop?
it's possible to have a gray/black theme???
thanks
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Any way of implementing password protection?
Sorry, but what do you mean of "password protection"?
Do you have concern about whether your password can e stolen by this app?
For this app, it's based on Android VPN API.
Now most apps/websites don't transfer the password directly. They just encrypt some tokens by the password and verify it on servers. And for many servers, they use SSL(i.e. gmail). This app has no ability to decrypt SSL.
And if the password is transferred in plain text, the app has the ability to read it. But I guarantee this app just transfer the network packets to internet and doesn't store anything.
Wish it helps.
syst3merror said:
Any way of implementing password protection?
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is possible to turn off (user preference) this feature:
Record, analyze and sort the data usage for each app.
tnx
Wow, it works!
Now, "Record, analyze and sort" only save the bytes usage for each app. It doesn't save packages data.
Maybe it uses a little more battery. But many users think it's very useful because they're able to get which apps use more data than expected.
In the future, we may add a preference for it if more users have the same concern.
Thanks for your suggestions.
ironia. said:
is possible to turn off (user preference) this feature:
Record, analyze and sort the data usage for each app.
tnx
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Thanks for your liking it.
VideoExpertsGroup said:
Wow, it works!
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Sorry, I should have explained better. Password protection would be used to disable anyone from changing settings. (example: installing this on my son's phone to restrict access to YouTube on 3g and allowing it only on wifi.... So he can't open the app and turn access back on)
Since user can select to disable the vpn by the system status bar(click the key icon in the status bar and click disconnect), even there's password protection, other users can also close the vpn(which the firewall depends on) directly.
So we don't have password-protection now. Sorry for that.
syst3merror said:
Sorry, I should have explained better. Password protection would be used to disable anyone from changing settings. (example: installing this on my son's phone to restrict access to YouTube on 3g and allowing it only on wifi.... So he can't open the app and turn access back on)
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Just launched a new version 2.4.
In this version , I added data diary function. Now you can show the history data by hour, day or month in bar chart.
Besides in google play(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jianjia.firewall), you can also download it from the attachments.
Nice.
Data diary is what I need.
Thanks for your recognition.
zdwillie said:
Nice.
Data diary is what I need.
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Will this slow in any way the connection of WiFi and mobile data?
I have a Chinese Honor 8 and have installed Google on it. Everything works fine but I cannot access the Google settings page. I know its there because I seen it pop up once asking if I want to enable Android Device manager.
Any idea how I can access it? When I go to accounts -> google and click on it, nothing happens.
spix123 said:
I have a Chinese Honor 8 and have installed Google on it. Everything works fine but I cannot access the Google settings page. I know its there because I seen it pop up once asking if I want to enable Android Device manager.
Any idea how I can access it? When I go to accounts -> google and click on it, nothing happens.
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Google settings has a separate app icon nowadays.
Hope so that it got hidden in any app groups. You need to check in the app groups.
If all the google apps will be inside any app group (Folder like thing). It might be inside that.
vsriram92 said:
Google settings has a separate app icon nowadays.
Hope so that it got hidden in any app groups. You need to check in the app groups.
If all the google apps will be inside any app group (Folder like thing). It might be inside that.
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There's no icon for it, I checked everywhere.
On my other phones on Android 6 I must go to the Google account and the settings opens when you click on it. On this phone, nothing happens.
Did you install Google play services? The Google settings apps comes with it.
simeon4real said:
Did you install Google play services? The Google settings apps comes with it.
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Yes of course. Everything works perfect and I know the Google settings app is there because it asked me something about device manager and I saw the Google settings. But there is no way for me to access it by myself.
spix123 said:
Yes of course. Everything works perfect and I know the Google settings app is there because it asked me something about device manager and I saw the Google settings. But there is no way for me to access it by myself.
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Were you having Google Play services in settings -> Manage apps ?
vsriram92 said:
Were you having Google Play services in settings -> Manage apps ?
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Yes its there.
spix123 said:
Yes its there.
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Can u post all your home screen screenshot?
vsriram92 said:
Can u post all your home screen screenshot?
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Too lazy Anyway I found a workaround solution using the app QuickShortcutMaker. You can choose Google Play Services there and the created shortcut opens google settings.
spix123 said:
Too lazy Anyway I found a workaround solution using the app QuickShortcutMaker. You can choose Google Play Services there and the created shortcut opens google settings.
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Try with searching the settings by swiping downwards in home screen...
Let us know the result. So that we can get a clear idea on the thing.
Also thanks for mentioning the app name to do the workaround.
vsriram92 said:
Try with searching the settings by swiping downwards in home screen...
Let us know the result. So that we can get a clear idea on the thing.
Also thanks for mentioning the app name to do the workaround.
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First thing I tried was the search, it couldn't find it. I spent literally an hour looking through the phone for a way to access the google settings. Using that app to create the shortcut was the only thing that worked.
Your probing for the solution and posting the solution for it will be useful for future people. Thank you...