Always some RAM left - P8lite Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

When I open many apps, let's say 20, phone doesn't keep them and frees some RAM even though apps are open in background (in recent apps list). So, for example, if I open many apps and first of them was Facebook and then I wanted to open it from recent list, it would reload even though there's some RAM left. It's always around 800MB-1GB remaining and never used.

It's a phones common procedure, to minimize the battery drain.
If the app (Facebook, Twitter e.t.c) isn't used for 20ish seconds, it'll close automatically, to stop the battery drain.
This procedure can be stopped, by rooting your phone, and using specific apps, for example "speed-up swap" it's available in Google play

Actually you don't need root to prevent apps from closing you have to add them to white list in phone manager -> battery -> protected apps.
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You can also lock them in memory by swyping from top to bottom on specific app in recents menu.
screenshots thanks to sokkoban and his blog
http://huaweip8lite.blogspot.bg/2016/07/tutorial-how-to-fix-issue-instant.html

Yes, main apps are in protective apps list but no matter what ram is never filled. What's the use of 2GB of ram if only one is used? I want it to fill completely before closing apps
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Help and what happened - aospa browser downloaded 1GB of data.

So today I got this nice notice of Android that I'm reaching my mobile data cap. So as it seems, is that the aospa browser downloaded 1GB of data in the background during the night between 1 and 2 november.
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I'm very concerned on what caused this and costed me €10 of mobile data. I deinstalled the browser from /system/apps for now. I don't use the aospa browser myself, I use Google Chrome.
Can I check somewhere, or in some logs what it did and what caused it?
BTW, the data is really used, and not just a bug in the "Data Usage"-tab, as my carrier states I only got 178MB left for the month.
Have u done any speed tests for the your mobile data? Usually that eats a lot of data; even just doing one test.
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badboy47 said:
Have u done any speed tests for the your mobile data? Usually that eats a lot of data; even just doing one test.
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No, and besides that would turn up that the speedtest app would have consumed that data, and even in the background.
Specifically the aospa browser downloaded 1.05GB in the BACKGROUND.
Thread closed so the OP can create a new one in Android Q&A, as per request.

What is this battery drain app?

Hi all.
I'm running Android 5 ( SM-G900F ). Yesterday night my phone battery drain to 5% as a result of this unknown app. What is it? Please check the attached screenshot.
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Had this bug the other time, only way to fix it is by factory reset the device and reflash the rom, its a bug that was present in android v4.3, but fixed in v4.4+.
android addicts said:
Hi all.
I'm running Android 5 ( SM-G900F ). Yesterday night my phone battery drain to 5% as a result of this unknown app. What is it? Please check the attached screenshot. View attachment 3189900
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Go to the Battery details in your settings as tap the mm-qcamera-daemon app the details will appear see if you have option to force stop, disable, delete the app start do force stop and see if it works as it may affect the camera itself so wouldn't disable or delete it.
The issues in 4.4.3 I think it was and mainly affected the Nexus but is was caused by 3rd party apps that access the camera, I don't think the specific app was identified but if you have installed apps such as Skype, Snapchat, Instagram remove them to see if the problem goes away completely, I would remove them all then install them back one at a time to try and identify which one is causing it that's if you have these type of apps installed.
If you are rooted then install Titanium Backup and see if the app appears in the list and freeze it, I think you would need to purchase TB to get this option.
Some things for you to try before you have to do a factory reset.

What exactly are "Clicks (All)" and "Link Clicks" in Facebook Mobile Install Ads

What exactly are "Clicks (All)" and "Link Clicks" in Facebook Mobile Install Ads
I have an Facebook Mobile Install Ads, which is used to drive my app installation rate.
My current "Clicks (All)" is significant higher than "Link Clicks".
I had gone through https://www.facebook.com/business/help/674769555983979 & https://www.facebook.com/help/commun...04930247030298, but I still have doubt on it.
My understanding is,
If clicking on ads brings user to Google Play Store,
+ "Link Clicks" count increase by 1
+ "Clicks (All)" count increase by 1
If clicking on ads brings user to my facebook page, or user "likes", "comment" or "share" my ads,
+ "Clicks (All)" count increase by 1
The problem is that, clicking any where in the ads, will only lead me to my Google Play Store page! There is no way to go to place other than Google Play Store page, by clicking on the ads. Also, the count for "likes", "comment" and "share" are 0 too.
So far, I have 2 "Link Clicks" & 60 "Clicks (All)".
If, 2 users go to my Google Play Store page by clicking on the ads, what other 60-2=58 users are doing? Where does the counter for "Clicks (All)" comes from?
Thanks.
The below are my Facebook Mobile Install Ads
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Honor 8 Feeling Slow? Try These Tweaks

Honor 8 Feeling Slow? Try These Tweaks​
Turn Off Animations
This trick has been used for any android device for ages. The small and insignificant animations that you see when launching apps, changing pages or waking up your screen, use up phone resources. You can shut these animations off in your developer settings. Toggle off window, transition and animator duration animations.
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System Optimizer
The system optimizer is a great way to free up memory and get your phone running fast again. The app will also scan your phone to make sure it's in peak condition. This app checks for memory cleanup whitelist, trash files, bluetooth, smart power saving mode, harassment filter and a few other things.
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Uninstall Bloatware
Theres a few apps that come installed on the Honor 8 that you might want to get rid of. I even found some of these apps were whitelisted, so they stay running even after a memory cleanup. Get rid of Shazam, News Republic and any other apps you don't use.
Power Plan
Be default, your power plan is set to "Smart". Set it to "Performance" to get the most out of your CPU and network speed.
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Chrome Data Saver
If you have a particularly slow data connection, turn on Data Save in Chrome to speed up your browsing. This will filter your webpages through google servers and compress them before it pushed them to your phone. It will speed up your browsing and cut down on your data usage.
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Thanks for the tips

Removing google safty features

Hi... after being called an idiot about Safty Net issues, I decided to make a thread on disabling Google's background processes that effect rooting and future development.
I first started out detecting how much Google was playing with our devices since play store isses developed in early 2016. With every update of the play services and play store, along with framework. More and more background services were added and used to monitor how your device is configured and as of recent, being rooted or modified.
First I noticed how google forced performing security checks on apps during install, when before it was optional in security. Not only it was intrusive, it ate bandwidth.
So to cover some issues that I was having with my modified custom firmware, I set out to find and disable components that effect how my rooted and modified firware operates.
At this time, I am able to get 1hr for every 8% of battery consumed while doing activities. With no FCs and apps failing to install or update.
Google's forced security checks on apps and automatic system updates are disabled. 760 mb used average in memory. None of which use greenify or any battery saver/monitoring system, and above all no tasker or 3rd party tw replacement.
Here are my screen captures...
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You need to edit your post so your images aren't 1x1 pixels.
It seems your urls that you tried to copy/paste wound up mangled and thus threw out 404 errors.
Thread closed - nothing coherent here, it seems.

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