First: Sorry for my English, if I sound rude is not my intention.
I bought last week a Moto G4 Plus (just because a promo), and I always been in custom rom side, so I unlocked the bootloader and flashed Lineage. But the surprise is it doesn't show up other apps in data usage or battery settings, and I really need it.
I've tested Lineage, Invicta and Halogen (7.1.2), and Lineage (8.0). Only Oreo shows the other apps in settings, but I cannot fully restrict the data usage (I have a limited data plan) and video playback is buggy. So I gave up in custom rom side and flashed again a stock one (september patch), but the error persists.
Every app besides Google Services and Store is shown as "Android OS". Facebook, Whatsapp, Chrome. Everything is under Android OS. I've tried to put my favorite apps in /system/app, but this doesn't work either.
Any suggestions? Do I missed something? Thanks in advance.
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@Valdamjong that's a known issue, but AFAIK in LineageOS source and not it stock rom. AndroidOS covers the data usage of some(not all) apps. Use glasswire to monitor apps and firewall(AFWall+) to restrict them from using data if needed.
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@Valdamjong that's a known issue, but AFAIK in LineageOS source and not it stock rom. AndroidOS covers the data usage of some(not all) apps. Use glasswire to monitor apps and firewall(AFWall+) to restrict them from using data if needed.
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I see, I posted this just because I haven't see something like this in all the phones I've flashed.
Thanks mate, it seems this is solved.
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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+.
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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.
My battery loses charge super quick and I have no idea why, it was never this bad on my S4. On the latest nightly of CM13, this is what I get from BetterBatteryStats and the Battery menu in settings respectively.
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I've disabled NFC and even uninstalled the app with titanium backup (after backing it up of course). BetterBatteryStats is also telling me 98% of the time the screen is off my device is awake
I'm guessing you have kltedv (SM-G900I) device then you will have to flash kltedv specific version of cm13 here.
Alright, will do, thanks.
edit: I've also renamed the Nfc apk in system/app/nfc or whatever the folder is called (has nfc in title) and that's seemed to help immensely, but I will also flash this new rom, thanks! also, how'd you know I was on a G900I?
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Alright, will do, thanks.
edit: I've also renamed the Nfc apk in system/app/nfc or whatever the folder is called (has nfc in title) and that's seemed to help immensely, but I will also flash this new rom, thanks! also, how'd you know I was on a G900I?
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@343N I've same device, it have different nfc chip then klte thats why it causes battery drain but when I flash klte roms I usually delete nfc folder completely when flashing with help of built-in file manager from recovery solves that problem. Anyway just flash kltedv official build then no need to mess around with nfc issues anymore.
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.
i have seen many comments in different threads about having poor battery life... i myself have faced this issue.. with my battery dropping like 5-7% while it's ideal to.. so many people suggested to full wipe my device but along with it i used a software BK DISABLER(SAMSUNG)...
i disabled all the apps along with samsung account(i checked shealth was still working after this but then i removed it seeing the number of services it had)
given in this link..
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/safe-to-debloat-s6-threads-t3090383
please check the second cmnt by @lizaSB..it's more detailed and apps are easy to find.. whenever you disable a bloatware be sure to check you have disabled the services given in it(using BK DISABLER.. obviously)
I don't know whether a seperate thread has been created for this or not... but after nougat update this really helped.. my batter falls like 0.6 or 0.7 % perhour when it's ideal...
I know many scripts are availabel for doing this but that requires root.. this app doesn't requires root privilege .
I feel battery for the S6/N5 family improved with Nougat, while the S7 line battery was negatively impacted. Moving to a spare S6 I had, as I had to send my S8 in to replace my screen, I'm getting quite decent numbers for a 2-year old phone that was used for most of that time by my mom (she changed phones recently).
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I have tried multiple custom roms and none can be installed Netflix I have to go back to stock, therefore, there is one that can be installed netflix or other apps without installing magisk, since I have two phones one is a motorcycle g 4 play and the redmi note 7, and on the moto g 4 play it has pixel experience and if it lets me install netflix
The image is an example as it appears in the custom rom
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Clear playstore data and cache and playstore services data and cache reboot works every time.
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Clear playstore data and cache and playstore services data and cache reboot works every time.
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It doesn't work, I already did it
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It doesn't work, I already did it
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Do you have a photo, where it works for you?
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Do you have a photo, where it works for you?[/QUOTE
Ok think there might be a issue with Google apps baked in ROMs this does not work with them but I can flash a rom with no gapps and flash them separately and this method works every time good to find this issue though i did not try this again til I seen your post this rom evaluation x 2.0 I'm using is the first one I tried with them baked in but I was on viper Wich you flash gapps separately and this worked.
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