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Nexus 6P Utility Apps?

I just received my Nexus 6P and absolutely love it.
I am wondering if any of you have had good experiences with any utility/tool apps for this device. Apps such as Greenify, CM Cleaner, etc. are a couple I've heard of and was curious if these are helpful or not.
Thanks!

I don't use any utility apps so my response is probably not what you're looking for. There's not really a need for Greenify anymore since Marshmallow introduced Doze unless you want Aggressive Doze mode found in Greenify -- which is again unnecessary if you're using Android N Developer Preview which features an aggressive Doze mode.
Not sure too much on CM Cleaner, but if I had to use one I'd probably use CCleaner since I use it frequently on the PC and it works really well. If you choose to not use a cleaner, someone on here or Reddit reported clearing your cache every-so-often from Settings > Storage & USB > Cached data is useful and may even improve battery life.

Synapse - for use with AK kernel.
Naptime and Servicely by Franco are both nice apps.
Recently by chainfire helps keep recent apps section from being over crowded and adds some extra features.
Then you have the more common stuff you likely already use like "better battery stats", "adaway", " afwall+",.... Not sure about greenify on Marshmallow, I believe the Doze feature built into android does something similar to all apps, but do not quote me on that as I don't really know how how they work, just greenify put apps to sleep and then google calls it doze which is just another word for sleep.

+1 to the not necessary argument.

Get viper4android to improve your audio. Ex Kernel Manager is also pretty awesome. Otherwise explore and see what fits your needs!

jdawggs316 said:
I just received my Nexus 6P and absolutely love it.
I am wondering if any of you have had good experiences with any utility/tool apps for this device. Apps such as Greenify, CM Cleaner, etc. are a couple I've heard of and was curious if these are helpful or not.
Thanks!
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You definitely don't need anything like CM Cleaner, those things are total rubbish, they use more resources than they claim to save. Doze is pretty good at getting the device to sleep when it isn't in use, but some people still use Greenify. I use BetterBatteryStats to monitor to power consumption, f.lux to automatically adjust screen temp at night, Faster GPS to aid in getting a quick GPS lock, and Flashfire for flashing certain things when I absolutely need to on the go.

I use All in One Toolbox to control the myriad of aggressive apps that feel they should launch/run everything i start my phone.

Thanks for the replies guys!
I plan on rooting the 6P today, and I have had experience with such apps as SetCPU, Rom Toolbox, etc. But that has probably been about 2 years ago.
What are the go-to root apps for stock android (not sure I'm ready for ROMs yet)?

1. Flashfire, very powerful tool for flashing things (especially useful for taking OTAs when rooted).
2. Ampere Measures current going in while charging, (pretty useful when my fast charger broke).
3. Naptime , improves standby time immensely (Doze on screen off).
4. Faster GPS, much faster GPS lock as I dont really like leaving location on all the time.
5. BetterBatteryStats, huge info on power consumption.
6. F.lux, (Changes colour temperature based on location and sunsets, warmer colours after sunset, less obtrusive to the eyes.
7. Adaway, gets rid of ads ... yay
8. Viper4Android, best EQ and FX processor available.

Color OS v2.1 for Onyx (SCREENSHOTS PROVIDED)

Hey, guys. This ROM is originally made by Shumxin, I am just sharing it because I recently started using it and I actually liked it a lot. It is based on Android Lollipop 5.1.1. The SCREENSHOTS are given in the attachments. (I am using UPPERCASE letters so that you don't ignore the important parts.)
Here are it's pros and the cons, followed by a conclusion;
PROS:
1) The system is VERY smooth and works lightning fast. Your phone won't lag a bit. (More than 2 GB of RAM stays free when idle, shown in screenshot)
2) FANTASTIC BATTERY LIFE. Battery usage is VERY LOW, this is what impressed me the most.
2) Even though the UI's default theme is very boring, you can spice it up with a theme, like the one I used. There are ABOVE hundreds of THEMES available.
3) Camera app has some nice features add.
CONS:
1) You'll probably run away after reading this; Gapps cannot be flashed while using this ROM. However, you can download it externally. But once everything has been installed (including the Play Services framework), the Play Store crashes in some cases, and in the other cases it won't connect to the servers. And here's a problem for Clash of Clans players; even if Google Play is installed, you won't be able to play COC and all other games that requires Google Play.
2) The market is very messed up, well, for who doesn't know Chinese language
CONCLUSION:
If you are a gamer, this ROM is a straight no. And if you were wondering about how can we download applications, we can always download the apk files from apkmirror.com and alternative website (Google up).
If you are a regular user seeking for fluid performance and good battery saving options, this ROM is a MUST. Trust me when I say this, you'll love it.
Visit this thread to download:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-x/general/rom-color-os-v2-1-oneplus-x-shumxin-t3320161

@meraj99 Does your WhatsApp receive notifications without locking it in the background

Adesh15 said:
@meraj99 Does your WhatsApp receive notifications without locking it in the background
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yes, it can be controlled though

Adesh15 said:
@meraj99 Does your WhatsApp receive notifications without locking it in the background
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AFAIK, there's a setting in COS, that let's background apps to be FCed that you need to enable for Whatsapp to run in background in COS. I used COS on my Oppo Find 7S, till I relinquished it to my wife....enough knowledge is enough...
Dead Cookies leave no trails...

OnePlus 3T Optimization

I'm posting this based on a number of requests from other users; regarding optimization of the OnePlus 3T. In general I feel like this phone is already very good. Has great performance and a solid battery. The one issue I suffered was the "Mobile Radio Active" bug. I will explain more about it in this guide.
NOTE - This guide isn't finished yet. I'll try my best to get to it when I get a chance, but for the time being I will share with you all what I have documented so far. Some of my content was referenced from other online sources, so I want to be sure that I state that.
If you have any questions, suggestion, or are interested in adding to this, please let me know.
Before we begin, I’ll start out by listing my configured device. My configuration may be different than yours due to the rom. If you use a custom rom, you need to be careful with some of the options.
That being said…
I am using the 64Gb OnePlus 3T. My bootloader is unlocked, my device is rooted using SuperSU v 2.79 and I use the custom recovery “TWRP 3.0.4-1”
The applications I use:
Amplify - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce
ForceDoze - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.suyashsrijan.forcedoze
Greenify - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify
L-Speed - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed
LeanDroid - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teqtic.leandata
Naptime - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze
Power Nap - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.jzhang.powernap
Xposed - https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3921508&d=1477916609
Xposed Framework - http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/xposed-v87-sdk23-arm64.zip
Some of these are personal preference so you don’t need them if you don’t want to.
NOTE – Also, I am on Stock OOS 3.5.4. The reason for this is because I was experiencing battery drain due to a bug known as “Mobile Radio Active”. This is a bug that affects users even with the new OS, and unfortunately I don’t think it has been fixed even with Nougats new doze feature. Basically even though doze is enable, your radio still draws battery in the background even though it’s not in use. Xposed has a plugin to fix this issue; however since Xposed isn’t available for Nougat this is why I am still on Marshmallow.
You can read more about the bug here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-mobileradioactivefix-t3189393
And the fix is here:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.pyler.mobileradioactivefix
This is a fairly in-depth tut, so I’ll try to go through this as quickly and painlessly as I can. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Amplify
Limit the following:
ALARM
Alarms(Allow every 600 seconds)
• com.android.internal.telephony.data-stall
Alarms(Allow every 1800 seconds)
• com.oasisfeng.greenify.CLEAN_NOW
Alarms(Allow every 3600 seconds)
• android.appwidget.action.APPWIDGET_UPDATE
Alarms(Allow every 7200 seconds)
• android.content.syncmanager.SYNC_ALARM(delays sync
Alarms(Allow every 10800 seconds)
• android.net.ConnectivityService.action.PKT_CNT_SAM PLE_INTERVAL_ELAPSED
• com.facebook.common.executors.WakingExecutorServic e.ACTION.ALARM.com.facebook.katana
• com.google.android.apps.hangouts.CLEANUP_DB
• com.pushbullet.android/.gcm.GcmFixReceiver
• com.android.server.action.NETWORK_STATS_POLL
• com.diune.pictures.intent.action.MEDIA_CHECK
• LocationManagerService
Alarms[LOCATION](Allow every 41400 seconds)
• ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR(com.google.android.gms.nlp.AL ARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR)
• ALARM_WAKEUP_CACHE_UPDATER
• ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTOR(com.google.android.gm s.nlp.ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTOR)
• com.google.android.gms.location.fused.GPS_ALARM_BA LANCED_ACCURACY
• ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVE_COLLECTOR
• ALARM_WAKEUP_PASSIVE_COLLECTOR
• ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTION_TRIGGER
• com.google.android.intent.action.SEND_IDLE
• ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVITY_DETECTION
• com.google.android.location.reporting.ACTION_UPDAT E_WORLD
Alarms(Allow every 93600 seconds)
• android.app.backup.intent.RUN
• com.google.android.gms/.checkin.EventLogService$Receiver
• com.google.android.gms/.checkinCheckinService%Receiver
Alarms(REGEX Blocking)
• ALARM_WAKEUPxxxxx
Procedure
• Open Amplify.
• Select Alarms from the menu.
• Tap the list icon on the top right corner
• Tap + button on top.
• Add the following code to 'Enter Regex to match
• ALARM_WAKEUP[0-9]+
• Set the interval to 9999999 seconds.
WAKELOCKS
Wakelocks(Allow every 800 seconds)
• WakefulIntentService[GCoreUlr-LocationReportingService]
• RILJ
• NetworkStats
Wakelocks(Allow every 3600 seconds)
• WeatherUpdateService
Wakelocks(Allow every 10800 seconds)
• SyncLoopWakeLock(delays sync)
• *net_scheduler*
• GCoreFlp
• Icing
• Wakeful StateMachine: GeofencerStateMachine
• NfcService:mRoutingWakeLock
• wake:com.pushbullet.android/.gcm.GcmService
• SyncService(Package: Push Bullet)
• ai(Package: Push Bullet)
• ae(Package: Push Bullet)
• AsyncService
Wakelocks(Allow every 41400 seconds)
• NlpWakeLock
• NlpCollectorWakeLock
• LocationManagerService
• Config Service Fetch
Wakelocks(Allow every 9999999 seconds)
• *job*/com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• JobSchedulerHack-com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• UploadServiceLogic-com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• *job*/com.facebook.orca/com.facebook.bugreporter.scheduler.LollipopService (com.facebook.orca.Messenger)
• *job*/com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.bugreporter.scheduler.LollipopService (com.facebook.katana.Facebook)
SERVICES
Services(Block/Deny)
NB:I don't use Location Service. That's why I've disabled the location Services. If your'e using Location service, do not disable the services with location and GPS tag
• com.google.android.gms.analytics.AnalyticsService
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.internal.GoogleLocatio nManagerService(Location Service)
• com.android.gms.Feedback.FeedbackService(Breaks Play Games)
• com.android.gms.ads.AdRequestBrokerService
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.network.NetworkLocationService(Location Service)
• com.google.android.location.geofencer.service.Geof encerProviderService(GPS Service)
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.copresence.service.ProximitySettingInjectorService
• com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.analytics.service.AnalyticsService
• com.facebook.orca/com.facebook.analytics.service.AnalyticsService
• com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver/.CellBroadcastAlertService
• com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver/.CellBroadcastConfigService
POWERNAP
Power Nap for Xposed is the SONY's stamina mod for non-Sony devices. When your screen is off, Power Nap maximizes your device's deep sleep time by stopping services, alarms and wakelocks from waking the device when the screen is off. You can get notification from the apps you've whitelisted.
Set the Endurance Mode to Always ON.
You can use Power Nap along with Greenify and Amplify for a better sleep time. You have to whitelist both Greenify and Amplifyfor proper working of both the modules.
If you use IMs and need Push Notifications,you have to whitelist those apps along with Greenify and Amplify.
See My list Of whitelisted apps.(Varies according to users):
• AndroidSystem
• Greenify
• Amplify
• Xposed
• Clock
• ForceDoze
• LeanDroid
• L-Speed
• Powernap
• Naptime

Greenify and L-Speed in 2K17. haHAA

Ignore the idiot above i have proven greenify makes a difference because doze on the go is a thing. Why are you using 3 doze apps that essentially do the same thing, just use one.
Also get rid of L-speed its a pile of crap flash franco kernal and use the battery profile or flash elemental x and use AKT.
Regarding that bug can't you just disable synch on everything that's what i did on everything except gmail and calander and i have no issue

@EuEra
Yeah regarding the doze, I was trying to figure out which one worked best for me. I'm still trying to figure out which one does the best job.
Which doze app do you recommend? Also thanks for your suggestion of the kernel. I can give them a try and see which one suits me. Do you have a preference between the 2 you mentioned?
One of the doze apps that I use actually does a good job of stopping all sync's like you mentioned, but I have to look back at it and try to figure out which option would work best for me. I appreciate the input though. As I mentioned if I get some more time I'll try to investigate this a little further and update it.
Also, are you running Marshmallow or Nougat? If nougat, which firmware are you on?
@xpissio - Lspeed might be unneeded, but you don't have to come off negative. You laugh about it, and maybe it's unnecessary for the OP3T, but I will tell you when I had the S7 it was a VERY much needed app due to the lag of Touchwiz and Samsungs overbloated crap on the device. In that regard, I do find the application useful, and maybe some other will too.
As for Greenify, I do believe that's a solid app and it DOES indeed help all phones regardless of how good your battery and performance is.

m0d hipp¥ said:
@EuEra
Yeah regarding the doze, I was trying to figure out which one worked best for me. I'm still trying to figure out which one does the best job.
Which doze app do you recommend? Also thanks for your suggestion of the kernel. I can give them a try and see which one suits me. Do you have a preference between the 2 you mentioned?
One of the doze apps that I use actually does a good job of stopping all sync's like you mentioned, but I have to look back at it and try to figure out which option would work best for me. I appreciate the input though. As I mentioned if I get some more time I'll try to investigate this a little further and update it.
Also, are you running Marshmallow or Nougat? If nougat, which firmware are you on?
@xpissio - Lspeed might be unneeded, but you don't have to come off negative. You laugh about it, and maybe it's unnecessary for the OP3T, but I will tell you when I had the S7 it was a VERY much needed app due to the lag of Touchwiz and Samsungs overbloated crap on the device. In that regard, I do find the application useful, and maybe some other will too.
As for Greenify, I do believe that's a solid app and it DOES indeed help all phones regardless of how good your battery and performance is.
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Personally i prefer elemental x with the AKT tweaks you get a lot of control over what specifically you want for example i use the extreme battery saving profile (there are about 6 different profiles each for performance, balanced and battery) just search oneplus 3 akt in google. A lot of people love franco kernal as well it has 1 profile for each he has an app to go with it a free one and a paid one with more features.
I only use naptime, i am on the latest nougat 7.1.1 OOS 4.1.1 obviously i don't have exposed or i would use power nap as well. I think it's worth backing up and trying the latest OOS unless you really need xposed or something.
What battery time are you getting? On average i get 2.5-3 days with 6-8 hours screen time.

I get what you're getting now in terms of battery life, but when I went to nougat, I was lucky to get a day out of my battery. I don't even use it that often. I mean I use facebook once or twice a day for maybe 15 mins, I don't play games, I use hangouts as my messenger, but most of the time I message from my computer as it is. Honestly I was shocked when I barely had a day out of the phone because when I went to the battery stats it only had about6 apps listed there and they were all system apps. Then when I went to "Cell Standby" option I could see the Mobile Radio active was consuming the 2nd most amount of battery despite screen being off and device being idle.
Anyway, thanks for your input. I went ahead and tried the franco kernel atm on my current MM rom, but I will consider giving Nougat another shot. Thanks for your feedback!

OnePlus 3T with Resurrection Remix Nougat (Official)
Normal use: 1,5-2 days (Selected sync on, dual-sim, Data always on, Auto-brightness) - Phone calls, Messaging, Messanger, bit of Facebook and Insta or YouTube.
SOT ~ 7-9hrs (best results were about <11hrs, but in my opinion it's not something that you can get while normally using your phone).
My suggestions:
- turn off selected syncs, that you don't necessary need (in my case Google Docs, Photos etc.)
- Ambient Display
- Low on gestures
- Dark themes in custom roms or Dark Mode in OOS
- Animations in 0.5x or nothing
- Don't kill apps in recents, let it work by itself
- Turn off auto update apps or notify about updates
- Low on widgets
- Turn off background data in Facebook/Instagram and all unnecessary apps
- Turn off vibrations, if it's not that important to you
- Get rid of Google App and Google Now if you're not using it
- Block location authorizations as often as you can
- Use dark wallpapers

piotrkruczek said:
OnePlus 3T with Resurrection Remix Nougat (Official)
Normal use: 1,5-2 days (Selected sync on, dual-sim, Data always on, Auto-brightness) - Phone calls, Messaging, Messanger, bit of Facebook and Insta or YouTube.
SOT ~ 7-9hrs (best results were about <11hrs, but in my opinion it's not something that you can get while normally using your phone).
My suggestions:
- turn off selected syncs, that you don't necessary need (in my case Google Docs, Photos etc.)
- Ambient Display
- Low on gestures
- Dark themes in custom roms or Dark Mode in OOS
- Animations in 0.5x or nothing
- Don't kill apps in recents, let it work by itself
- Turn off auto update apps or notify about updates
- Low on widgets
- Turn off background data in Facebook/Instagram and all unnecessary apps
- Turn off vibrations, if it's not that important to you
- Get rid of Google App and Google Now if you're not using it
- Block location authorizations as often as you can
- Use dark wallpapers
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Dzieki Potr!

Jesus, 9 Apps, Xposed, And a page long list of blocking stuff? And in the end you randomly stop getting notifications (my experience with greenify)?
On my Note 4 i did similar things to get through the day (2 hours SoT) but the 3T is really great in that regarde.
I'm on stock OB4, Franco Kernel without battery tweaks. No aggressive doze, or any battery saving options and i get over 3 days of standby with 6 hours SoT. This includes BT Streaming which drains without the screen being on.
I really see no need for any restrictions on this phone. Except when you install Facebook. Which you should never do. It's a well known fact that facebook drains your battery like crazy. Even if you never actively open it throughout the day.

about L Speed: It depends on the phone and on the usage. On my Galaxy S5 and My Oneplus X I can get like 30% more SOT with a little bit more performance. My 3T I can user three days and I have a 6h SOT. With L-Speed 6.5 - 7h. But it doesn't make the screen on time better for me, rather the screen off. I have with L-Speed 0.2% battery drain in a hour with the screen off, compared to 0.7-0.9% without.
My advice: Try it out and give the amazing dev a feedback. He's very friendly and he helps if you have a bad result.
If you have lower performance or more battery drain with L-Speed and you don't wanna give feedback, just uninstall it and reboot -> all changes are back to stock

Thanks all! The feedback is all good. The problem with phones is everyones experience is going to be a little different. I agree facebook/messenger drains battery, but there are other apps as well that do the same... playstore, google now, etc... I like googlenow because of the updates I get for weather, sports things like that. However it does use up battery and resources in the background even when it's not in use. Facebook; same thing. I like staying in touch with friends and family. If there was a less resource hog version of these apps I'd definitely consider without it limiting my options. The utilities I posted are just some of my preferences, but I'm always open to hear suggestions and others' recommendations.
I agree with the battery life, in general I'd say it's very good, but from my experiences in the past I just had bad luck I suppose with the "mobile radio active" bug; as I have explained above. It's really a hit or miss sort of thing. I've done clean installs, full wipes, etc and it seems to still be hit or miss for me. At first I had several days and then after about a week or 2, I noticed the battery life dropped significantly. That's when I used these utilities to help out with the life of the battery and for me it made a difference.
I actually REALLY like nougat, but I also use a few plugins I really like that require Xposed framework, which obviously isn't supported in nougat yet. I've been busier than normal last several weeks, but if I get a chance to backup everything I might consider doing another clean install of nougat and see how things go.

these features can also be found in the custom roms anyway

m0d hipp¥ said:
Thanks all! The feedback is all good. The problem with phones is everyones experience is going to be a little different. I agree facebook/messenger drains battery, but there are other apps as well that do the same... playstore, google now, etc... I like googlenow because of the updates I get for weather, sports things like that. However it does use up battery and resources in the background even when it's not in use. Facebook; same thing. I like staying in touch with friends and family. If there was a less resource hog version of these apps I'd definitely consider without it limiting my options. The utilities I posted are just some of my preferences, but I'm always open to hear suggestions and others' recommendations.
I agree with the battery life, in general I'd say it's very good, but from my experiences in the past I just had bad luck I suppose with the "mobile radio active" bug; as I have explained above. It's really a hit or miss sort of thing. I've done clean installs, full wipes, etc and it seems to still be hit or miss for me. At first I had several days and then after about a week or 2, I noticed the battery life dropped significantly. That's when I used these utilities to help out with the life of the battery and for me it made a difference.
I actually REALLY like nougat, but I also use a few plugins I really like that require Xposed framework, which obviously isn't supported in nougat yet. I've been busier than normal last several weeks, but if I get a chance to backup everything I might consider doing another clean install of nougat and see how things go.
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1st of all thank you for the post and for other people who replied , I think ( hope ! ) That I learned something , and I'll try to implement it.
2nd as you said for Facebook alternative I can recommend "Friendly" or the other option is "Simple" it's a framework app for the Facebook web , try I think you will get it useful and battery friendly

Never liked the Facebook app for Android and never understood the need to make two separate apps. The need for the app then the messenger is totally useless. There are tons of Facebook alternatives, but why download those alternatives when you can view Facebook through mobile browser. You would think that with the billions Facebook makes they'd have a better R&D team working on a better Facebook app without 50 permissions and battery hog.
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Xpcounter said:
1st of all thank you for the post and for other people who replied , I think ( hope ! ) That I learned something , and I'll try to implement it.
2nd as you said for Facebook alternative I can recommend "Friendly" or the other option is "Simple" it's a framework app for the Facebook web , try I think you will get it useful and battery friendly
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Why even bother for any apps when you can get notifications of Facebook on chrome

force close apps at once

hello.
i have so many apps installed and i don't use lots of them much So i force close them.i used to use hold back button to force close on other roms.but on oos there isn't this option.
now i am searching for an app that can force close a list of apps at once when i tap.
is there any app like this or am wasting time searching ?
my phone is rooted ( with supersu ).on open beta 6 and franco kernel.
thank you.:fingers-crossed:

Use Greenify App

vip57 said:
Use Greenify App
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it doesn't conflict with nougat doze mode or make any problems ? i have root.
i have to forbid access root to greenify ?

Rhodesgod said:
it doesn't conflict with nougat doze mode or make any problems ? i have root.
i have to forbid access root to greenify ?
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No greenify doesn't conflict with it the opposite it is made to be comptabile with doze mode
You have to grant access to greenify to use it properly
And greenify the apps that you see that they must not work in background

Will greenify conflict with nap time?

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Will greenify conflict with nap time?
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I think You can use both but the 2 apps have options for aggressive doze you can't enable it in the two apps
You can configure aggressive doze with naptime
And hibernate apps with greenify

Why would you want to do this in the first place? OOS handles it just fine by itself. No need to constantly force close apps...

You have 6GB of ram, force closing apps will only cause the OS to cache all the apps again eating CPU and I/o resources. If you really need more juice I know greenify has a "shallow hibernation" mode that keeps apps in memory but stops apps background activity. I have never needed these apps with this phone as android is getting better with background tasks.

i used greenify,
set on " No root " and it force close list of apps just with one click.
thank you.

Alternatively, you can go to Settings>Advanced>Recent App Management and select "Deep Clear". It may seem like a bit much at first due to its very aggressive behavior but once you get the hang of it, it just might become your native app killer and best friend !
And if you really look into it or if you use it complementarily with others apps (SDMaid, NapTime, ...) You can manage to work around its (sometimes) annoying effects (like forcing to relaunch an app after a Deep Clear) or even make it event more efficient by preventing the killed app to launch again (bootflags and broadcast receivers for instance)!
I believe that apps should complete or expand your OS, but (almost) never substitute for your OS

Limit Boot Permissions in OOS

A little bit of a shot in the dark here, but here goes...
In Lineage OS, there is an advanced permissions function in settings that allows one to set more detailed permissions for each app. It's organized in columns by Location, Media, and other categories, including Run In Background, and Run on Boot.
It's the Run on Boot I'm most interested in as a lot of times apps install and run on boot in the background and don't need to be.
I don't think this functionality is in OOS, or if it is, I can't find it. I also can't find an app, Xposed Module, or Magisk module for this.
I used to use XPrivacy but that's been abandoned?
Does anyone know of an app or module that would work for this level of permissions?

App Ops
Try App Ops, works great and is so much more userfriendly than Xprivacy. There is a Magisk Module for running process, but the app you'll find in play store.

I don't see any point. Boot time is already fast in oxygen os. & About the background apps after boot, they get killed if battery optimisation is on.

exis_tenz said:
Try App Ops, works great and is so much more userfriendly than Xprivacy. There is a Magisk Module for running process, but the app you'll find in play store.
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Thanks - this app is helpful for a lot of reasons.
I don't see an at-boot setting though.

ASB41 said:
I don't see any point. Boot time is already fast in oxygen os. & About the background apps after boot, they get killed if battery optimisation is on.
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Not boot-time related. Many apps load at boot and don't need to. They stay in memory, trigger wakelocks, and snooping areas in the background that shouldn't happen. They also re-start themselves after killing them because the OS thinks they should be running all the time. Youtube is one example. I have a photos app that does it. Several travel apps. Killing apps from loading at boot solves all of those problems, and when you kill them, they don't restart.