yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
I am scanning for packagenames, and alterations to the dalvik cache. I'm not even disabling functionality, just displaying a background. Less than what patcher does itself.

JC
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
I imagine it's a small price to pay for all the ads I have disabled.

On another note, even though I believe your stance on this might be set in stone, do you have a plan to make an option to disable the default pin at first unlock safety feature?

I'm aware of the consequences, and if this option needs to be deeply nested and hidden from prying eyes that's fine by me. I would just like to be able to always have TimePIN active. Seems more secure like that.
[Android Apps and Games] defim:
This background is a great idea, like the app itself :laugh:
[Android Apps and Games] droid_for_life:
might be bug but great app

I have been using this great app for a couple of days now. Today i enabled guest mode in kk, when i switch user from guest to my original one, timepin does not recognize me and eventually i have to restart my nexus 5. Please look into this.

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
polobunny, I removed the awsome theming in 1.1.1.1 :(

Shoot me an email and we can work it out on the defaultPIN

JC
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Can you tell me what your settings were?
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
Yeah I've seen. You should probably remove the part in the terms & conditions where you cite using that song if you removed it from your app. :p

Will do.

Edit: Seen the crap about Xposed module made to bypass limitations. Sucks man. I feel for you, and understand your concerns even more. :/
[Android Apps and Games] droid_for_life:
Reverse timepin enabled only. nothing else. Any other setting you need?

Best
[Android Apps and Games] okcnyyfan:
I get a 3 to 4 second delay when I turn the screen on before I can enter the pin.
[Android Apps and Games] aXiDroid:
Just remember: set up second failsafe, and You will be fine!

Thanks Justin!
[Android Apps and Games] Pkt_Lnt:
I have a new skill. Start my entry just seconds before the minute changes so my pin is wrong when I finish! :D

s4 active / gde 4.2.2 /tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] MartiniGM:
It's premium time, baby! :laugh:
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
Too slow! :D
[Android Apps and Games] Cooptx:
Everytime...
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Try the 1.1.2 update arriving today.

I'm going to need to know what device, what TimePIN version, what Android version, what firmware etc

Also Try the 1.1.2 update arriving today.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Even better

v1.1.2

Fixed ridiculous tasker enable crash that makes absolutely no freaking sense.
[Android Apps and Games] okcnyyfan:
Device Galaxy S3

TimePIN 1.1.1.1

Android 4.3

Stock build MK3 rooted

I will try 1.1.2 when it comes out.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
What does it do right now with cover?
[Android Apps and Games] okcnyyfan:
Issue still present with 1.1.2.
[Android Apps and Games] autoprime:
exactly why I came to this thread. thanks for the update. :good:
[Android Apps and Games] Pkt_Lnt:
I guess I have a knack 90% + for pulling it out of my pocket to enter pin at hh:mm:57. Gah, what a hoot! [MENTION=4311957]polobunny[/MENTION], just cannot do that mirror pin in 2 seconds. ;)
[Android Apps and Games] NeoGauge:
Went premium, Thanks for a great app. Just need to know how to do the tasker stuff. Can someone point me in the right direction?
[Android Apps and Games] Pkt_Lnt:
Look at my screenshots in post 82 above.
[Android Apps and Games] NeoGauge:
Pkt_Lnt Thanks and I did. I always read the whole thread before asking ?'s. Just been googling but was looking for pointers as I haven't used a tasker before.
[Android Apps and Games] kathas:
NM. Right now Cover takes you to the default pin entry screen. Nothing to do with timepin. Just strange that Cover is up before pin entry.
[Android Apps and Games] ghale:
Hello,

I'm using Xposed and I've tried your NotifyClean, WORKS GOOD!
[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
Another feature idea

Great app

How about the ability to preset some of the pin, and use one or more of the date or time digits to complete the rest of the pin?

This would make the pin quicker to enter (you have less digits you have to 'think' about) at the cost of a little less 'randomness' in the pin

E.g.

Prefix or postfix the pin with a user set static pin "ssss..." of variable length. User then selects which (and how many) variable digits to use (out of the current date or time) "cc..."

Actual pin required would be sssscc or ccssss depending on if the user set to prefix or postfix.

If I decided to prefix with 1234 and use both hours digits from the current time, at 5:34 my pin would be 123405

Idea have merit?
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Is this Cover's standard behavior when the lock screen is applied? Only way I think I could work around this without root is to kill the cover process and restart it, which could cause odd / bad things to happen in cover.

JC

Prefix/postfix (postfix or suffix? which is the right work here?) are done, in the dev brand and will move to the release one as soon as more bugs are cleaned up. Using part of the time, im not sure, maybe in the big feature push I have coming up.

JC
[Android Apps and Games] dacmcbibs:
I love the concept of this app, (especially since my friends like to hijack each others phones :angel:) but i cannot seem to get it to work on my s4 running omni rom (it looks like Omni has caused issues in the past from earlier thread posts) I have the device admin set up, default pin on reboot works, but even with no modifier just entering the time as the pin never works. Is it me? something i'm doing? or an incompatible rom? Is there any other information I can share that would help shed some light?
[Android Apps and Games] yurkennis:
How can I disable lock with PIN code in Locale for some situations (ideally with pattern lock, but with swipe is also OK), while keep PIN as set by TimePIN for the rest of conditions?

I tried the "Password Lock" plugin for Locale, but the resulting PIN is always the default one, not time-dependent. Tried both Password Lock with empty password (enforcing "Password on") and with password equal to TimePIN's default PIN. If it's relevant, I also set PIN in Android's Settings at some earlier point to the same value as Default PIN.

Samsung Galaxy S II I9100, official firmware auto-updated to 4.1.2 XWLSE.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
email me, most likely a rom issue.

jcase@cunninglogic.com
[Android Apps and Games] roilosh11:
Am I the only one who gets " Device admin needed" when trying to enable timepin?? I can't get it to work..

Any help?

Edit: Solved
[Android Apps and Games] columbo67:
Great app.

Would love to have the ability to set a delay (e.g 15 mins) before the pin lock becomes active. I check my phone regularity and don't always want to have to unlock it.
[Android Apps and Games] Census Taker:
You should be able to do that in Android. With TimePIN on go to settings in Android, then lock screen, then there is a setting Lock Automatically and in this you can select values from immediately up to thirty minutes.You can also set where you want the device to lock immediately the power key is pressed or not.

I hope this helps you!
[Android Apps and Games] Anubhav Agrawal:
hi, its a lovely app, really love it

But, theres this prob, that if i m typing a pin, and time changes, it refreshes pin immediately, and i have to type the whole pin again .. (consider someone having 1 or more offsets enabled , typing whole pin acc to that is really painful sometimes.!)

Can this thing get a workaround, like either waiting 5sec before changing pic(mayb an option in the app,though this can have its own negatives) or not changing pin when the screen is on?
[Android Apps and Games] columbo67:
Tried this and set it for 10 mins but it still asks for the pin immediately. I am nexus 5 with cataclysm . Thanks anyway.
[Android Apps and Games] Masrepus:
You also have to uncheck 'power key immediately locks phone'

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Phone : Nexus 4

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Pure KitKat 4.4.2 stock, no root, no mods (but only for the first time ;D)

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[Android Apps and Games] columbo67:
Oops. Thanks guys
[Android Apps and Games] Masrepus:
No problem

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Phone : Nexus 4

OS:

Pure KitKat 4.4.2 stock, no root, no mods (but only for the first time ;D)

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[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
And plans to set up a Googe+ community for beta's? I've found it really useful for other apps where I automatically get beta updates (controlled by the dev) pushed from Google Play :)
[Android Apps and Games] n07ba01:
bug: tasker plugin

Well, I found the tasker plugin bug.

Enabling by Tasker - works great.

Disabling by Tasker disables all lockscreen security set in the phone settings and switch to swype unlock :(

Disabling app by app settings works fine - phone setting is being restored.
[Android Apps and Games] hanschke:
i have set the clock pin and only got the mistake that the pin is wrong if i try to unlock. wtf?
[Android Apps and Games] Census Taker:
I am seeing the same issue with Tasker.
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
I believe that's the intended behavior, so you can disable lockscreen under certain conditions. You can use Secure Settings w/ dev admin option Set PIN/password to set a new PIN if you just want to keep a default PIN.
[Android Apps and Games] n07ba01:
Hope it's not :)

Secure Settings is just workaround. Time Pin should restore what was set in system settings and give user choice (if I'd like to disable lockscreen I would use swype unlock in system settings).

What if I would like Face Unlock at home? ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Natedog1:
[MENTION=2376614]jcase[/MENTION]Thanks for taking the time to answer my emails. Great job on this! Just what I was looking for.
[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
Trying to use Llama to enable a TimePIN. Seems to work unless the screen is off when the request is triggered (it IS triggered, according to Llama's log). But if screen is off, a TimePIN isn't enabled. Seems reliable when the screen is on, anyway. Bugette? I'm using a stock unrooted N7 2012 running Kitkat...﻿ Same on my N4
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Not sure, not a llama user and haven't tested compatibility. Will check it out when time allows
[Android Apps and Games] 72off:
Hi,i'm the guy who's helping you with translation :P

i'd love to use this with variables like

%dd for day

%mm for month

%hh for hour

%mm for minutes so i can use just the %mm%dd for minutes and the day and don't make it obvious that i'm using the time as my pin or make longer combinations without mirroring

also use %cN (C stands for custom) were N is a fix Number like it's 12:34 and i use as my pin the line

%c7%hh%mm

so my PIN would be 71234
[Android Apps and Games] ravian29:
Again stuck on lockscreen and there was not any option to disable time pin even after 5 time wrong entrance did not revert pin to default, nothing worked and had to delete .db's and had to restore

Sent from my SM-N9005
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Did you try the failsafe that is documented twice in the app, and once in the app description?

No databases needed to be deleted, if you ahve root you can deleted /data/system/password.key
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
72cc,

Thanks for the translations help! With all the help I'm getting 2.0 is going to be packed with langauges!

I will look into that!

JC
[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
Does anyone know if this is reproducible in Tasker? Just wondering if this looks like a Llama or TimePIN issue?...
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
I'll check it out when I finish native trusted device support this weekend. Might not be much use for the tasker plugin after that

JC
[Android Apps and Games] Pkt_Lnt:
It works fine for me with Tasker, enables or diables TimePIN screen off or on. I'd suspect Llama at this point. I have Time Pin on three devices with Tasker, and three versions of android.
[Android Apps and Games] ravian29:
Ya i did enable failsafe but nothing happened after 5 wrong attempts

Sent from my SM-N9005
[Android Apps and Games] foffit:
TimePIN seems to derp a bit on data.

EDIT I just looked through the stats, I think that when I changed my kernel the PIDs changed and rendered the stats useless.

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[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
Thanks. You may well be right. Depends on the available logic and tests that will be in TimePIN ;)
[Android Apps and Games] oskeei:
Same issue, fail safe not working

On Omni rom, powered off and on several times and default pin will not work. Tried same after 5 wrong attempts and still no go.

On paid version with offset (for time) and reverse enabled.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Yeah lol, TimePIN only uses internet if you are using my side licensing, it sends a few bytes worth one time lol. So yeah lol, made me go WTF for a second until I read your edit.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
email me jcase@cunninglogic.com
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Enabling face unlock would require root, TimePIN is currently a non root app, but support is planned.

Not a bug, not a feature, but a limitation of the device admin API.
[Android Apps and Games] yurkennis:
Bring up my post:
[Android Apps and Games] 72off:
FailSafe option

isn't it possible to create a widget for the lock screen (like the ones that turn on the flashlight without the need to unlock the phone first) that will disable timePIN and reset the pin to defaut PIN?

well thats my idea, hope it's possible
[Android Apps and Games] MartiniGM:
Even though I now understand how the Tasker plugin works, I still find the choice of words and options confusing:

When you change the TimePIN (or DatePIN) slider between on and off in the TimePIN program you will actually change between default pin and TimePIN.

But when you turn the TimePIN slider on and off in the plugin, you will actually change between no security (slide) and TimePIN.

To turn TimePIN on and off like you're used to to in the TimePIN program you actually have to use the Toggle feature.

It would make more sense if the TimePIN on/off slider behaved the same way in both the program and the plugin.

What would make even more sense would be a on/off/toggle slider (or radiobuttons) where on would select TimePIN, off would select default pin and toggle would toggle between the two.

And then rename the current TimePIN off tasker option to the more precise "All Security off".

My two cents.
[Android Apps and Games] ash_arani:
Great app indeed. Just upgraded to premium as the Tasker plugin and the Pebble support are so much worth it. I would love to see the Pebble one time pin toggle in the Tasker plugin. I know it is coming :D

Seriously, awesome app :) Great work dev ;)
[Android Apps and Games] bapowi:
I love this app. I've been using this since first initial release, and it keeps getting better and better on each update (and I was quite surprised on the pirates theme song lol).

Btw I've found a typo on your in-app Licenses-FAQ page. Here I attached the screen shot of the typo. It says ... "unisntalling" it traditionally.
[Android Apps and Games] WibblyW:
I wonder if you'll get prize as someone who actually read the Licenses-FAQ properly :)
[Android Apps and Games] 72off:
This app has the power to chance you PIN, so you'd better read everything before accepting because if something goes wrong it's your fault

Have been using this APP for a few days,and no problemas at all (Even helped with translation ) but you should read The terms
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
I don't disagree with you. I was "lucky" to find out the plugin did what I wanted but I was unsure of what would happen when seeing the sliders.
[Android Apps and Games] zorka:
Failsafe

Failsafe doesn't seems to work with Pebble enabled.

I forgot to activate "send notifications when the screen is on" in the pebble app; Meaning no TimePin code on the Pebble. Failsafe was activated, but after 5 attemps I still couldn't unlock the phone (Luckily I know that after a reboot, the first unlock is always your default pin :laugh:)

EDIT : Forgot to mention, latest Play Store version 1.1.3
[Android Apps and Games] Jfdude200:
I was wondering if in a future update you could add the ability to access the camera app without having to unlock your phone.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Not possible in TimePIN 1.x, likely coming in 2.x

Coming in 2.x

This behavior is being adjusted in 2.x

Already taken care of in the 2.x fork

Powering off the Pebble, then turning the phone screen on would have set the default PIN. Failsafe is not compatible with Pebble at this point, and is being replaces in 2.x with a login for your google account.

No plans to do this due to security implications, however if your default lock screen allows this then it would be allowed.
[Android Apps and Games] bolthill:
TimePIN and Lockscreens

Hi, does TimePIN work with other lockscreens without getting a double lockscreen? I tried a couple different ones without success, but I really am a greenhorn with a stylus when it comes to android.(No root, this is a work phone)

I just hate this wretched lockscreen on the abysmal Casio C811. ( a WHAT? you say...lol.. looks more like a SciFi Channel movie prop)
[Android Apps and Games] zorka:
Great to know, next time I don't have to turn of the phone.

Are you saying you are removing the PebblePin from your app ? Why ? I love this feature,,,,,
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Absolutely not, changing the failsafe, expanding OTP support to other smartwatches.

JC
[Android Apps and Games] Census Taker:
On my Note 2 it replaces the standard PIN lock screen. If you are using Cover, then the Cover screen appears before the unlock screen :)

I guess it replaces all of the native lock screens except perhaps the additional option to have the swipe screen if you want that. You can try it out before you by the Pro version.
[Android Apps and Games] ladokp:
I have the same problem. With the latest update and pebble activated I have no chance to access my phone. I tried disabling the pebble, nothing. I rebooted the phone, still nothing.

What can I try to access my phone?

EDIT: fixed the lockout with the method in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2225695. The problem was, that i disabled all pebble notifications when screen is enabled...this is not good when you want to receive a notification only from a specific app.
[Android Apps and Games] kyokeun1234:
I heard about this app and I tried it out. Fell in love with it instantly. Bought the premium and now I'm enjoying it with tasker. This app is amazing. The only bug I found so far is for some reason not enabling the pin lock but I think that's the problem with my phone, not your app since this happened to me with secure settings (pattern lock). A quick restart fixed it
[Android Apps and Games] Charmacas:
Today I tried your app but had to unistall it instantly. It reason was that it consumed 45 MB RAM and after a few minutes it got up to 48 MB. I think that is too much. I really hope you can do some memory optimization which leads to nearly max 10 MB. But I don't know if this is possible.

Device: Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Maguro)

Android: 4.4.2

But your app is a really great idea, especially with the offset function. :)
[Android Apps and Games] Pkt_Lnt:
You have something terribly wrong with your phone! TimePIN takes 580K on my phone and is invisible to Better Battery Stats (no activity).
[Android Apps and Games] Charmacas:
Woah that surprises me! I did not expect that it would be so low.

But the question now is: Why does the process have such a high memory consumption on my phone? Was it because I did not give it enough time to settle down?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus with Tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
Mine is currently using 16Mb of RAM. Are you talking about disk space or RAM?
[Android Apps and Games] Charmacas:
As I said above: I am talking about RAM.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus with Tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] oakridge outdoors:
Nothing wrong with his phone. Yes, 580KB is installed size, but RAM usage varies.

Currently my RAM usage by TimePin is 53MB (between two processes and two services). TimePin is using 26MB (listed as Main process in use) and Google Play Store is using 27MB (listed as Service InAppBillingService is in use).

While I am not too concerned about it's usage overall, it is a titch higher than other (what I deem or think would be more intensive) apps.
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
If you just bought the modifiers that's normal, it will fall back to only the main process if you reboot.
[Android Apps and Games] jcase:
Your concern is in the right place, but it is wrong.

First you have to understand free (completely unused) ram is wasted, and provides no benefit to your device. Despite what the "computer genius" at Bestbuy says.

Second, you have to understand how Android manages memory. It will seamlessly kill processes when more memory, except for certain processes. This is both why task killers are useless (Android will kill tasks when needed) and bad (killing tasks that should stay alive).

The most memory hungry part of TimePIN is the IAP bits, which should run rarely, and it isn't even TimePIN consuming the memory it is Google play services. IAP is getting a major overhaul in 2.0, which should reduce this but is not the main objective.

All devices with official 4.0.3 builds (minimum I support) should have 1GB of ram or greater. In short, 45MB ram is nothing. Android will reclaim the memory when it is needed. The app technically should run fine on 2.2/2.3 devices with less ram.

For example on my Nexus 5:

Pebble watch app: 154mb

TOQ app (qcom watch): 75mb

Google Keyboard (yes stock keyboard) 54MB

Settings 49mb

Muzei (a wallpaper app by a Google Android engineer) 47mb

These apps, except muzei and Settings, don't even have anything visual showing. Wanting TimePIN down to 10mb is just utterly ridiculous, and is risking reliability issues. 2.0 will be more memory friendly, not because I am at all concerned about it, but just because of the design route I am going.
[Android Apps and Games] polobunny:
But the guy at BestBuy told me... :p

As a little joke, I was once going to buy a laptop with a friend to help him out since his computer knowledge was limited, all he wanted was to play a certain game that was on the verge of the capacity of most affordable laptop video cards.

I knew what I was going to buy after spec'ing it out on the web, but despite showing in stock on the website at that location I could not find it anywhere in-store. Asked a clerk, who instead of trying to find it, advised me against buying it for XYZ reason including possible difficulty of repairing it and propensity to break, according to him. I told him it wasn't an issue, considering I was in the process of changing a laptop screen at home for the friend sisters who's cat damaged it so if it got damaged (which I doubted) I had the skillset to do it. Eventually I was able to leave with said laptop while under the constant staring of the clerk.

Fast forward a few months and I see that same clerk, but in a totally different context, handing me his CV in hope of getting a job at a company I co-founded, company dealing in computer repairs for government organizations. I know he remembered me and it definitely made him a bit shaky and sadly for him he was not engaged, for reasons other than that previous encounter (I swear!)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] EABun:
T-Mobile Galaxy 3 N900T

No OS. TWRP was installed and I thought I had ROM on SD card no. So now I have no OS. I tried the Volume up home on button but just says Galaxy Note 3 and that's yet.

I read some other posts but where do I get recovery image and how do I get to bootloader? via Odin?

How do I recover?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BACARDILIMON:
Where did the os go that you was running.you know it is power home and vol up at same time to get into recovery.

TWEAKED 2.0