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[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
Many congratulations with the app! It looks amazing :) Don´t forget to open a thread somewhere so that we can start translating it :)

I have one question, since you´re the developer and you sir do know what is happening under the hood, can you please try to explain me (us) briefly the advantages to have the "pro" version. Which benefits are there to throtle other stuff beside the lpWakeLock, NlpCollectorWakeLock, ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR, and ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVITY_DETECTION?

Thank you very much, great work :good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Who knows. We'll see when L is released. I really hope they fix battery life because it's been pretty bad ever since i had a TMobile G1. I think something like Unbounce will always play a role because of the foundations of the way Android works. Any app can grab an alarm or wakelock at any time and keep the device awake. When app developers get selfish with battery life, Unbounce lets them take control back. I don't know how Google would do that automatically without user input. Timer coalescing, ART, etc, are great starts, but not sure they will totally solve for every case.

Who knows. We'll see :)

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
One little request for those of us a little older and with some not perfect eyesight. Can you coordinate the scrolling so it starts at the same place? 20 scrolling electronic banner have me crossed and dizzy (seriously) trying to go through them. Thanks. :o

Oh, and do we see Pro somewhere for the donations? I trust you, but not so much Google Play Store. I've had issues with paying and been told I did not a couple apps and donations. Thanks again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
I will totally start a translation effort, as well as an effort to collect information for the descriptions of all of the alarms and wakelocks.

The benefit of the pro version really depends on your individual usage. Take a look through Wakelock Detector or Better Battery Stats and see if you have alarms or wakelocks that you want to control. If so, the Pro version will let you do that. If you have a pretty clean device, you may not need it.

I would say some of the other big offenders are Hangouts, some GSF wakelocks, Verizon location services, and apps that don't let you control how often they sync.

Thanks!

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
It all hinges on Xposed which rovo89 states is being examined and working at it. Problem is it is not final but Work In Progress. Consult your crystal ball for the best answer at this point. :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] PoochyX:
All Hail Amplify

[emoji3436]I Willl Scarfice For Those That I Love [emoji3434]
[Xposed Framework Modules] apocrasy:
Purchased before but now cant get pro version ?

Love Amplify ! but like it says in title cant get the pro version back when reinstalled on new phone ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] eliezerjk90:
As long as you use the same google account it should work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] apocrasy:
Screenshot

Doesn't work ,I was even going to pay again $2 but won't do that either ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] mworl:
I am a first time user. Having never paid for pro before is there any way that I can get it now?
[Xposed Framework Modules] samuraikid:
Hi Sir thanks for your amazing work :good:

Its Pie supported ?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DanGLES3:
It does work on pie, but service blocking doesn't seem to work
[Xposed Framework Modules] Lamentxthe:
Is there a way of paying to unlock the pro version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Likely not if the app is no longer listed in the Play Store. Unless you have an older ROM (Lollipop or earlier) alarm/wakelock limiting will buy little benefit. More likely to end up with crappy side-effects and a bad day at the office.
[Xposed Framework Modules] stiffis:
Amplify won't detect any wakelocks on my Samsung Note 9..
[Xposed Framework Modules] PoochyX:
Obviously cause it's a note 9 lol

[emoji3436]I Willl Scarfice For Those That I Love [emoji3434]
[Xposed Framework Modules] stiffis:
But why?

I'm using a custom kernel set at enforcing, hmmm
[Xposed Framework Modules] PoochyX:
Dude amplify hasn't been updated in a long time even dudes on nogurt have a difficult time getting it to work its a legacy app up to marshmallow and I believe the note 9 is on pie

[emoji3436]I Willl Scarfice For Those That I Love [emoji3434]
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Set permissive.
[Xposed Framework Modules] OO7R3N7:
Stuck on welcome screen

Device: Smartwatch X5 Air & LEMFO Lem6 (Both Android 5.1 - hence the need for Amplify!)

Status: Rooted (Magisk), Xposed 89 installed and active in Xposed Installer app, Amplify-4.0.1.apk installed (listed under 'installed' in the Xposed Installer app) and checked in the Modules list. Other modules work (e.g. PowerNap)

Problem: : Stuck on the home/welcome: "Let's make sure everything is setup"

Because it's a smartwatch I can't 'swipe to the left' to get to settings to bypass the checks (if that would've helped). Don't know any alternatives to increase battery so am pretty stuck here (battery life is like 1-3hrs)! Any genius's out here?
[Xposed Framework Modules] PanRyba:
is there any possibility to get PRO version? or maybe some alternatives (Wakeblock is great but does not block alarms).
[Xposed Framework Modules] xperiaf:
feedback: Amplify cannot block anything on Android Pie with EdXposed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dynospectrum:
This project has been dead for 3yrs lol
[Xposed Framework Modules] marcdw:
Note by the OP at the top of the previous page (821) shows otherwise. "lol"

May be in hibernation or a coma but not abandoned or forgotten.

Moto G5S Plus XT1806, AOSiP 8.1 ROM, microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[Xposed Framework Modules] dynospectrum:
Sweet
[Xposed Framework Modules] rav101:
I have to say that I love this mod, I used it for years on older devices and decided to give it a go now that we can use EdXposed on Pie. It's a shame it's not "fully functional" anymore but already I can see it is having a positive impact!

Just want to say thank's to the OP and would love to eventually have someone bring this up to date with Pie and beyond.
[Xposed Framework Modules] marcdw:
Even if it were fully functional there would be no reason to use it on Pie, Oreo, or even Nougat. Reasons why have been mentioned in this thread and elsewhere. Here's one of many...

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=78194277

Just search for "manage" to see more.

On my KitKat and Lollipop ROMs Amplify has helped greatly to reign in some things but it's not needed on newer Androids.

LG G3 D851, Candy7 v6.0 ROM, Google free - no microG, MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[Xposed Framework Modules] alwynjoshy:
Is this still useful with pie Rom?
[Xposed Framework Modules] _jis_:
You even didn't read the previous post. :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] dynospectrum:
You mean, it's dead. ;]
[Xposed Framework Modules] marcdw:
Oh, I see what you did there. [emoji16]

[emoji856][emoji603][emoji44] Our poor Amplify.

Essential PH-1, /e/ 0.6-n ROM, microG (NoGapps), XDA Legacy
[Xposed Framework Modules] flash608:
It does work on my OP7 Pro with 9.5.8 OOS. It blocks wakelock and alarms as well. Only the Services tab is empty.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RASTAVIPER:
U don't need it at OP 5,6,7 or any other modern device
[Xposed Framework Modules] flash608:
Because?

Yes I've read on some sites that newer versions of Android does treat well the battery but I'd rather decide on my own what app should work in the background.

Amplify does a really good job at blocking wakelocks/alarms.

In my case for 1 d 3h it blocked:

5429/7941 wakelocks - it's almost 70% of wakelocks

53/993 alarms - I do not block as much alarms as wakelocks.

and yes it does improve my phone battery a lot while screen is off.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Wow, judging 'success' by raw number of alarms/wakelocks blocked. Thought we were past that fallacy. Old beliefs die hard.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FinassaR:
I've tried numerous times to purchase the pro but I keep getting an error preventing me. This tool is basically useless without the pro version. I installed the module from here by the way. And I know that I have the funds in my account.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Save your coin and a ton of frustration. Tool is no longer being developed and is unneeded (and often counterproductive) on Android 6+. Solve the problem by addressing root cause (usually a crappy app or poorly optimized rom) vs crushing symptoms which is all this tool does.
[Xposed Framework Modules] GuestNoOne:
DB126

Your post the same nonsens again and again and again and again!

Wakelock, Alarm, Service - all intefer with Doze and Screen Off time.

It is not about "finding the rout source of some crappy app". Android itself got up to 7.1 MediaServer and NFC Wakeloks causing on an AOSP like (my own LOS) 95% of the wakelocks if everything else is easily Greenified so the system truely goes into Deep Sleep.

I have NO issue with NON of my personal apps - I controll AppOpp(and Xposed based) style and Xposed Service (all on a Magisk System) and they make no issue.

But said MediaServer and NFC and Wifi,

and this is some everyone will have .

Amplify also offers to coordinate the wakelocks and merge together, this also increase Deep Sleep time / decrease System On Screen Off Time.

All sayed without GAPPS - with GAPPS all this comes even more into play as you need to strict WiFi Scans for GPS, which again Amplify offers even in the non-donated version.

Android 8 got better with all this stuff - like you can easily readup, but up til 7.1 Sec. Enforcement was more the concern than Battery Drainage by Wakelock Mngt. for Google Dev.

My personal opinion: Amplify has his purpose. The only true downside is its dependencie to GooglePlayServices for the donated version!

.

Thats why I searched for alternatives - and yes - you can find total add free and mighty Xposed based alternatives that do quite the same job for free and without GAPPs. Just need a rooted Phone + Xposed.

But all this should only be recommended up until Version 7.1.

Xposed Modules you may want to use:

- Per App Hacking (Wakelock + Alarm Off, no timer like Amplify).

- MyAndroidTools (App, Root) + MyAndroidToolsXposed = Single Service, Associations, etc. Management

- AppOpsXposed/XprivacyLua: Permission Control

- Greenify: Xposed Module for enhanced Doze Features.

- Screen Of Doze: As the name says - I do not use it at the moment but there is if you need.

- SecureAccessibility: Needed for Greenify and stuff if your Phone is encrypted

If you use Magisk:

- AppOps

- FDE.Ai or LKT

- Global Optimized GPS File Replacer

- Xposed Systemless

Everyone reading this: Look up DB126 posts of the past 300+ Pages of this thread.

As far as I can see there was no example why Amplify is "so bad" if used properly,

but I saw many repetitions of the same phrase that you "just need to dig for the roots and get rid of poorly optimized roms+apps" .

Ya - well. AOSP 7.1, CM/LOS, CopperheadOS, RR.... all suffer MediaServer, NFC Scans, Bluetooth Scans, Wifi Scans and maybe even GAPPS, even if everything is Stock and deactivated in the Settings/DevOpt.

All reasons why Amplify in the donated version is QUITE a mighty "all in one" solution compared to the Xposed based ones above, and with one more exclusive and in my opinion very neat feature: The individual Timer!

I do not use Amplify with my 7.1 anymore, but just do Gapps. If I would have a routed+xposed+gapps <7.1 Phone with any ROM, I definitly would like the donated Amplify again to really get more Standby Time.

Ciao
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
First, lol. Most entertaining when members of the 0.01% club post a wall of text. Rationalizing with such rants is a fool's errand; no intention of engaging. If you have found a satisfying method of controlling drain (or whatever it is you wish to control) on your various gizmos then have at it! Perhaps you have discovered the magic sauce that has eluded engineers everywhere. Maybe pen a dissertation or post your resume on a Silicon Valley job board. Quite comfortable munging alarms, wakelocks, etc is neither the solution nor root cause of all evil and havoc on Android. Not even close.

Table the personal attacks as there is no room for such rubbish on XDA.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FinassaR:
Sorry for the delay. Just now saw this. Life has been hectic as of late. Thank you for your response. Greatly appreciated.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
17 hours of kernel wakelock on a brand new phone can only be fixed with Amplify, and Google Play Services has been waking up 1132 times.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Wakeup counts are largely irrelevant; reaction of responding receivers (if any) determines impact on device behavior including idle drain. Fix the underlying problem (if there is one) vs. reacting to & suppressing observable symptoms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
75 disabeled bloatware so I know exactly what's going on. Anything other than Lineage needs Amplify and something other than the closed source greenify, been around Android since the S1. I'm also not a fan of exposed or its successor because of lag.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Lol - "75 disabled bloatware"? Most well heeled devices don't have that many apps in total. Glad you found the little known universal solution that has eluded the 99.9+% of consumers/engineers/developers who don't use such tools. Yes, at one time Wakelock limiting was a thing. Life moves on.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Still not enough according to BBS and WLD.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Info...is the s10+ not "well heeled" enough?

My lineage op5t does 2 days on a smaller battery.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
That "brand new" device appears pre-owned given the number and type of apps installed. Regardless, raw wakelock management/limiting is not the answer to an overburdened device.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Just type "I do not know" instead of assuming things.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
lol (again). Obviously not a virgin device from a major carrier/supplier based on screen snips. As for "well healed", that's the owner's responsibility on (most) modern hardware.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Never assume, because when you do, you make an a55 of you and me. It is BRAND NEW, not everyone is cheap like you :good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] bradical711:
Ridiculous this is.. that you are insulting one of the most helpful and experienced people on XDA... Davey126 (now DB126) has a lot of experience and if I had to guess, he's right. Wakelock limiting is a fool's errand. Clean app portfolio's as well as a good setup is all you need on most modern devices. And kernel issues can't be stopped with amplify, greenify or anything other than another kernel/factory reset or reinstallation of the software istelf so.... Finding root cause is better than silencing symptoms of a root cause.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
And insulting me is fine? "Lol"...did you see what was debloated? And when one says the device is new, that person is automatically lying? Also, know instead of guess.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
If the device arrived as stated then one has to question its origin/history. No carrier that I have been exposed to (including many regional variants) do not preload even a fraction of the apps shown in the screen snips. Perhaps it was an improperly restocked return. I only purchase fully unlocked carrier agnostic devices which typically come with few (if any) pre-installed apps beyond those prescribed by Google (obviously talking Android devices).
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
No carrier bloat, pure international exynous Samsung bloat. Formatted more than 10 times and downloaded from SamMobile, ASF3.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Sooo...calling out Samsung's well known UX which is a heavy interpretation of AOSP. And one chooses a S10+ why?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ru_dimka:
Looks like the app(edxposed module) does not work or I do something wrong?
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
They have the best hardware and I will lineage it when the time comes, in the mean time Amplify the average 14% to 90% wakelocks that still ensue after the massive debloat that helped only a little.

---------- Post added at 10:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 AM ----------

Are you enforcing or permissive?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
To each his own. I prefer to use my devices vs manage them...especially modern gizmos that generally manage themselves w/o a heavy hand. As noted, wakelocks (and alarms) are not evil but rather a symptom of other events that may or may not lead to excessive battery drain. Usually a few tweaks via standard UI and disabling the worst offenders is all it takes.

Moving on as your path is firmly set in the past.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Now It is set on Samsung which you don't know about, the nice past was set on lineage op5t. The proper use comes after fixtures which Samsung will never do.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Have owned several Samsung devices (last S7) and been exposed to most other variants - albeit not S10 Plus. Hardware/firmware baseline has improved to the point where we no longer recommend 'premium' devices for most use cases. Samsung value add portfolio is interesting if leveraged which it usually isn't. Most drainers can be easily suppressed via standard UI. Regardless of platform, the level of over management being proposed in this thread is typical outlier/enthusiast behavior that is a legacy from the past. Enjoy your toy.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
I will enjoy the office not the toy when I fix it with Amplify or its equivelant. The S7 is totally different than the s10+, rigged not only with bloat...After you gain knowledge and experience about it, come discuss.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Lol (for the last time). Enjoy your toy. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Enjoy your inexperience and a55-u-m-ptions "lol".
[Xposed Framework Modules] belthazor86:
Hi guys, when I tried to remove Amplify from edexposed when I reboot my phone it had problem, no more screensaver on first page and after a couple of minutes it stock. The only solution is reinstall Amplify again and all return in normal condition. Do you have suggestion for a safe remove of Amplify?

I have Xiaomi mi 9 with xiaomi.eu rom ,root and magisk

Inviato dal mio MI 9 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] thebob6:
Has anyone tried to donate recently?

I am getting an error when trying to donate - I tried all 3 options.
[Xposed Framework Modules] paolo0:
I gotta same issues :(
[Xposed Framework Modules] Depressed T.Bear:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] thebob6:
I got your reply in my email before you deleted it. Any reason why you edited/remove your comment?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Depressed T.Bear:
Yes. I checked if Ryan was online the last couple of years/months from time to time. He wasn't here for ages. But after making my post yesterday I checked again and saw he's active now again. So I decided to delete my message.

Hopefully he'll continue to work on his module :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] MrBrowseGierza:
It is now remove from Google play how can I gain my donated version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] bradical711:
Just download the APK from the OP and you should be able to obtain the donation package assuming it's on the same Google Play account and device as you purchased the app on.? I have wiped my device a decent amount of times since the apps removal from the play store and I've been able to obtain the donation package. However I also have the same Play account and device I purchased the app on. I am not sure how it works exactly wether it's it's more correlated with the account or device but that that is how it works from my experience. Just download the APK from the OP and report back.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Play Store purchases/entitlements are correlated to the Google account.
[Xposed Framework Modules] alwynjoshy:
Does it helps in pie Roms
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheLastMillennial:
Hi, I've got a rooted Galaxy S3 (SCH-I535) running Kitkat 4.4.2. I understand Amplify 4.0.1 doesn't work properly on it and I saw in the thread that 3.x.x works. However I cannot find a compiled .apk download link for it anywhere in this thread. I tried looking online but I don't really trust any of the sites I found that host it. Can someone please provide a reputable site that still hosts the old 3.x.x versions?

EDIT: Oh, I found it over on the 'Your google play store is blocked' thread: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64674218#post64674218 Now I have a new question, since it's blocked from the play store, is there any way I can get the Pro version anymore without downloading a cracked version or re-building the source code?
[Xposed Framework Modules] elite-NSX:
[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] lov ur appilcation game changer jus a couple questions do u support android 9 with edxposed/riru core and is ther a way to control the alarms, services and wakelocks witout ur app wit lets say terminal i no i can control wakelocks, well block them completely per-app base so no allow every w/e using appops command and ther is a wake alarm i can block using appops command but what about services? im asking cuz im on the fence bout installing edxposed/riru core

android 9 is the lowest supported version for my device

looking forward to ur reply
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Look around; dev hasn't posted in ages. Dead project and not needed on any modern build of Android. The 0.1% club will defend tool/technique until the cows come home but blocking or limiting wakelocks, alarms, etc is simply a mask to root cause. Akin to turning up the radio to block out a noise (ignore) from under the bonnet. Better to fix the real problem vs hide it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
You are right it is still needed because of unnecessary wake locks from some offenders. This app is the best way to control them. Ed Exposed works well on Android 9. If it doesn't, try to set selinux to Permissive.
[Xposed Framework Modules] elite-NSX:
im a powersaving power user i lik complete control or close too it i hav apps that need wakelocks to function as ther intended but i dont use thos apps as ther intended tak the normal messager app i restrict the f*** outta that but i agree android 9 is prtty good battery saving wise but if i can get an hr or 2 extra on phone standby/idle and mayb 30min SOT ill tak the extra 3hrs to trial/error amplify wit all apps even sytems apps till android is stable enough to not crash while saving 30mAh on almst evry app adds up plus thats the part of android i enjoy messing till the rom is killed almst

take my nexus 6 that ive had since release im running cm13 temasek build im getting 7hrs SOT and 7-9days phone standby/idle between charges mind u it took a long time to get evrythin to run as i wanted

in the end we'r all dif. rite w/e smokes ur tires
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Yep - this is a good tools for the obsessed tinkerer with no practical goal in mind other than overseeing every knob/dial on their gizmo. There are far simpler methods squeezing out a few extra ticks if that's the real objective.
[Xposed Framework Modules] elite-NSX:
plz do tell on someother methods if ive nvr used b4 i could squeeze a bit mor on top of what i use
[Xposed Framework Modules] partyman66:
Is Amplify still unsupported for LG Devices? I'm on a V20 and remember trying to use this a few years ago when I first got my phone and it was not supported... just wondering if that's still the case.