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[Xposed Framework Modules] MonkeyThumper:
Nothing big between 4 & 5. I thought about that also, and checked to see. The only thing I know of close to that time is at 3am, I have app that updates podcasts that are stored locally on my phone. It runs *maybe* 5 minutes on a busy day. Other than that, I have some special email checks that happen constantly through the whole day & night, and have a couple of small Tasker scripts, that just reset my sound/audio levels every half hour, to make sure that my phone is always able to alert me for special work emails.

Of course, there could be things I don't know about around 4-5, but that is where LogCat will have to come into play, when I can play with Unbouncer some more. Just never know what another app could be doing in the middle of the night, and just never know about it.

Thanks for your help. Once I am off call, I will play some more and report back.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jfriend33:
I just noticed my fb notification was 4 hrs delayed. Maybe bc of greenify but I doubt it. Never had problems.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
What wakelock did you unbounce?
[Xposed Framework Modules] jfriend33:
I did all of the ones the free version allows, up to the max recommended seconds
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Can you please check and list out what you unbounced?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Those should not impact the notification. As a test have you tried deactivating Unbounce then seeing if your FB notifications are delayed?
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
After you turn off the wakelock, look to the top of the screen:
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
Are you using the paid version of Greenify with the Xposed plugin and have GCM passthrough enabled in experimental settings? I've just tested using just the free version of Greenify, and if I hibernate Facebook, then all Facebook push notifications are delayed until something wakes up the Facebook app. With the GCM passthrough enabled in the paid version, even with Facebook hibernated, I get the notifications within 20-30 seconds each time. And the two items you have unbounced in your screenshot have no effect on Facebook or GCM notifications. They only affect location services wakelocks and alarm. So my suggestion would be for you to disable Greenify, reboot, and see if it makes a difference.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jfriend33:
Thanks for the prompt reply.

I do have the donate package and do have gcm enabled.

I will try disabling greenify anyway and see what happens.

It's only happened once last night. I had been gone on a trip till Sunday with poor coverage the day before that so it's possible my phone was acting up.

I love this module either way and love the enhancements. I wasn't familiar with all the options and will be getting the paid version to support the developer.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] KuduIO:
What makes you think hibernating Facebook with the GCM passthrough actually helps anything? The reason for Facebook's wakelocks is GCM wakeups. If you try hibernating Facebook with the GCM tweak enabled, yes, you'll get notifications, but you'll get the exact same number of wakelocks as you would without Greenify, so there's no point. It'll probably use more battery from the Greenify overhead.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Uh, this is Unbounce module.

Greenify is three doors down the hall on the left..............
[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
Well, if you had actually read his first post, you'd see that he was trying to figure out if his issue of not getting facebook notifications was related to Unbounce or Greenfiy, which he said he also had installed. My reply was to help him figure out if Greenify or Unbounce was the culprit, and in doing so, to verify that Greenify wasn't the cause of blocking GCM. And if you also read his reply to my reply, you'd see that he answered and the issue is now likely resolved. So your comment doesn't really have anything to do with what we were talking about, but thanks anyway. ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
How come wakelock detector shows this amount of wakelocks when I've got something like audiomix almost blocked? Same with kik messenger wakelocks. In unbounce they're barely there:

What gives?

Also, does anyway actually got a clue what's up with audiomix wakelock? Didn't have that frigging thing until recently and there's no way it's actually caused by audio like music or interface sounds.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
[MENTION=1775048]koca[/MENTION]yine, did you check to make sure both WLD and Unbounce stats were reset at the same time? It seems from your first image that WLD has been tracking stats for 17 hours. How long as Unbounce been tracking?

Regarding Audiomix, some people have had luck unbouncing it. When I did it, music played through Poweramp stuttered badly when the screen was off. Others who use Google Music said they didnt have any issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Well that's actually what causes the AudioMix WakeLock.

Do you have Touch Sounds and Screen Lock sounds on by any chance?

Check it out... Google " 1013 AudioMix " and you'll see a number of people trying to figure it out as well. You'll see some things that make sense.... Then you'll see that 1013 may have to do with the Media Server... But nothing is confirmed 110%

Things can get tough trying to decipher if it's an Android Bug, An App that's causing it or that it's actually just normal operation.

Id reboot and see if it continues

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
I really feel like an idiot right now. When I went back from 1.1.9 which caused fc's to 1.1.8rc I forgot to reenable the module rendering it non functioning but functioning enough to actually monitor wakelocks etc. Sorry for the retarded post.

However audiomix is still confusing. The module kinda handles it without any side effects, atleast in my case, but how do Google manage to make new wakelocks spawn all the time?!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Hey no problem I've done that before myself lol

The thing is poorly coded apps can end up not releasing WakeLocks, There was a 4.4 Bug I believe on either Nexus or 1+1 that AudioMix was a problem for a while and of course our friend Google can update the Play Services and the next day you'll come across some new ones there too.

Usually though, you can count on it being an app or combination of apps you've installed that are causing the issue.

When things pop up try to recall what it was you were doing or what apps you may have been using or just installed and see if WakeLock Detector can help and of course searching Google helps.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Sorry, the spreadsheet as [MENTION=5500746]Mistertac[/MENTION] said is a huge wip. Organizing them will be a pain but not impossible. I tried to do that by putting yellow background for the OS wakelocks but i have little timd to take care of the spreadsheet (the only time i had is at work). For now it will stay like this but i had your idea since long time ago. When i have some time i will implement it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] streetrod60:
I have the same screen with you when "choose the setting you want" but in my screen there are no "save" button and also i;ve just notice that now there are no ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR, ALARM_WAKEUP_DETECTION, and also NlpCollectorWakeLock?
[Xposed Framework Modules] animefans:
I won't say unbounce cause this "freeze" issue, but I did observe it in the past

Unfortunately, I don't recall the exact version of unbounce I was on

Have unbounce installed, along with other xposed modules: AcDisplay, Gesture Navigation, ReceiverStop

Phone will be working for sometime

After a while, the screen does not respond

I have a OnePlus One, so I tried double tap to wake screen. No dice

Pushed power button. Screen is not waking up

However, I do know that the phone is up, as hitting the power button will light up the buttons on bottom of screen

Most of the time, I am on the go and away from computer when this happen, so I can't check anything

This logcat I captured is when the screen is "dead", and I am next to my laptop

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lCUnpFqG0bLoB5MVnpy6NwKr_usIopQ4YhgYrlCg6-4/edit?usp=sharing
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Im surprised no one has mentioned the " BlueSleep" WakeLock that's caused by various Bluetooth devices / ROM's.

I used to encounter that one on my S4 but haven't seen it on the G3.

If any of you who are actively monitoring their WakeLocks come across that, UnBounce it and let me know and I'll add it to the list.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] paco_ramirez:
First of all, thank you for releasing this app! :D

In BBS thread I was suggested to use it due to my battery drain, however, it does not seem for the moment to be helpful for improving the draining (at least not with this config I have)

Here comes my stats after running it for 3h 10m

wakelock time allowed: 26m 35s

------------------blocked: 0m 0s

wakelock acquired: 1264

----------- blocked: 5

alarms fired: 342

alarms blocked: 0

Top wakelocks:

Icin 152, SyncLoopWakeLock 147, net_scheduler 127, networkstats 105, activity manager launch 91, wakful statemachine: geofencer 72, gcoreflp64, NfcService 52...

Top alarms:

send_events 44, sync_alarm 18, on_quarter_hour 26, dhcp_renew 26...

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
Hmm, I've been experincing freezes as well, but I've been reporting them in my custom kernels thread as if they were caused by the kernel... but now it seems that unbounce could be the root?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Hey there my friend! Let's fix you up like I suggested over in the BBS thread.

First, you're going to have to donate at least $1 to unlock the full potential of the app.

Without donating you'll only get the benefits of UnBounce-ing the Location based Alarms and WakeLocks.

Our Dev here is really awesome and to give him at least $1 is totally worth it, he deserves much more if you're able to.

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Have you grabbed any Kernel logs or a Logcat if possible?

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
Yup, took logs for each freeze.

http://pastebin.com/P1z7hiPG

http://pastebin.com/PAyKZAMG

http://pastebin.com/hkwwYLBt

These are last_kmsg

Might not be the most useful of logs in this case since it's (I don't think so?) a kernel thing.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Hmmm im certainly not too familiar with DoomKernel and some things in those logs could pertain to a possible Hotplugging issue.. Clearly this isn't a Kernel thread you'll definitely get better answers in your other thread.. If in fact that's what's going on in those logs. Im only going out on a limb with my guesses and could be wrong.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] jarno_jarno:
Thanks for this wonderful app, helps me great. Already donated of course!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Javi22:
I have suffered the frozen screen issue too.

Installed unbounce two days ago. First day I let the module enabled but didn't unbounce anything, just to see if all goes fine

That day I noticed one frozen screen (not remember what was I doing, nothing strange, I think it was at the time I turn screen off). Buttons and screen didn't response, I had to force a reboot. Yesterday I enabled unbounce module and I've noticed a couple of freezes (one yesterday, another this morning)

Now I've unnistalled the app to ensure it is caused by that

I used for a little time another version (I think it ended in .5, and I didn't suffer this)

This is my feedback. Anyway, I'm glad this app is being developed, that's a pretty good work!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
You guys with the freezes what Superuser are you running?

SuperSu by Chainfire or another one?

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Krowbarr:
I'm getting the freezes running Chainfire Super SU.
[Xposed Framework Modules] MIKEMON:
I use this module for more than a week

and no I do not have problems or Freezes

this is a great and useful
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Alright how about you guys with the Force Closes grab CatLog from the Play Store is free. And before you open up UnBounce just open up CatLog and get that running so it will capture what's happening exactly.

Right after the Force Close go back to Catlog and hit the Pause button and then save it. Then upload it here.

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Also I see you can enable Logcat from within UnBounce but I'm just used to getting them this way that's all.

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Here's a log I got from a Force Close

https://www.dropbox.com/s/oszf7gnte4qc9ne/2014-10-02-10-37-18.txt?dl=0

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[Xposed Framework Modules] obiwan77:
+1
[Xposed Framework Modules] MonkeyThumper:
SuperSU Pro v2.01 by Chainfire

Also, since kernel was mentioned...I'm not using a custom Kernel on my Note3.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Yea I don't know I was just curious about the SuperUsers is probably nothing to do with that then

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[Xposed Framework Modules] RASTAVIPER:
I am already using Unbounce and I am more interested in optimizing my battery drain during idle/deep sleep mode at night.

Usually I turn off WiFi so no sync is active and also I have checked all my wakelocks and none is causing any specific drain.

But the thing is that at my Nexus n4 I could see in the past a drain of 0.5%/hour and now I am at 1.4%/hour.

Anybody has any experience of what could affect this?

Unleashed from Onda v957m
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Have you tried using GSAM? It will show you what apps or services are draining what percentage of battery. Wakelockdetector or BetterBatteryStats is also good. I use a combination of all three.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RASTAVIPER:
As I mentioned already in my previous post, all standard wakelocks are checked. And I already use both BBS and WT.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Sir_gpm:
What I need to do to unbounce whatsapp? Or an advice to setup?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Ok so are you saying that no apps show up as excessively draining your battery?

Aside from apps and system wakelocks, I notice that cell reception has big impact on my idle drain too. A weak signal will cause my device to drain faster. In a good part of my house, idle drain is 0.1-0.2% per hour. In a part with bad reception I get about 0.6-0.7% drain per hour. Maybe turn off your phone radio and see what happens?
[Xposed Framework Modules] mrQQ:
I wonder why some of the alarms are not shown? For example, my Exchange app generates excessive alarms:

com.android.exchange/com.android.exchange.EmailSyncAlarmReceiver

com.android.exchange/com.android.exchange.MailboxAlarmReceiver

but I cannot see them in Unbounce?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Many thanks for developing and supporting this wonderful app. I'm sure it will benefit many and help expose/control some of the 'abuses' that drain batteries and perform other undesirable behaviors.

A quick post to note I observed increased battery use on my XT1030 (Moto Mini) with Unbounce active. I have a pretty good handle on typical battery drain under a variety of usage scenarios. While Unbounce was clearly doing its job blocking various alarms and wakelocks (used a 300s delay) my phone failed to drop into deep sleep as often or for as long when idle. I have no explanation for this behavior. GSam showed increased WiFi utilization and a bit of drain from Unbounce itself but not enough to explain the overall increase. Some caveats: Google location reporting/history is turned off; 2) my phone typically sleeps well when undisturbed averaging 1.0-1.6% per hour drain which is fantastic given all radios are enabled (NFC is off) and the relatively small battery in this unit.

I tested over a period of (3) days and received consistent results. I disabled the module for now but will continue to monitor developments. Thanks again for your hard work. Obviously a good solution for many that will only get better with time.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rignfool:
Are you sure that you don't have some hardware failure?

I get those symptoms... But... I know my proximity sensor is dying/dead... And my phone thinks its in my pocket... Until the prox sensor finally wakes the hell up...
[Xposed Framework Modules] RASTAVIPER:
Do you mean to put it in airplane mode?

How else to check that?

Unleashed by my Nexus 4
[Xposed Framework Modules] rignfool:
Yes... Put it in airplane mode...

However... Sometimes that's not always the solution...

Maybe put it in airplane mode... And be on WiFi so your phone can report to google...
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
+1. I noticed this too. In my case it was an alarm initiated from my launcher GoLauncher EX.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Javi22:
Me too, using SuperUser

The whole day without unbounce enabled, no more freezes

The curious thing is that with .5 version I did not have this issue. When next version is out I'll try again and see what happens , just in case :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Can you post or pm me a screenshot?
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
There is some overhead just by checking each wakelock and alarm to see if it should be blocked. It's pretty minimal, but I can totally see a case where someone with very low drain (1%/hr) would see additional drain from Unbounce. The reality is that the deeper you get into the single digits, the harder it is to improve further. Unbounce is awesome for getting people from 8% drain to 2% drain, without losing any functionality. It's probably not the answer if you're trying to get from 1% drain to 0.8%.

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
So hard to tell what's happening for sure in that log, but it looks like an app requested screen off notifications (maybe Google Music, or Google Now?). Then the app died (ANR in the background). Then Android tried to broadcast the screen off event, but failed (DeadObjectException).

The question is, why did the app die?

Perhaps Unbounce killed the alarm or wakelock it needed? If we deny a wakelock, a poorly written app might continue trying to do things assuming the device is still awake. It may not handle the denial well.

Can you try turning all of the blocks off and see if the problem goes away?

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Feature

Ryan, not sure if this has been asked before but it would be good to know how long Unbounce has been collecting data. I tend to reset Unbounce stats frequently so this info is good for me to compare the results of the changes I made.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
busybox ?

i currently don't have time for this but busybox is a know factor when it comes to strange behaviors exactly like superuser causes more problems than supersu as you suggested. just thought to submit the little hint :)

enjoy further
[Xposed Framework Modules] streetrod60:
Here is the screenshot, So after i hit the configure in the tasker it wil go to the unbounce screen. Then in the "CHange Settings screen" as follow are the screen that without "Save Button"
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Yea, your font is just an odd size, so the save button gets pushed off the side. I'll fix in the next version, but your text will still get cut off.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 777.300:
Save button??? Never seen it on my Nexus 4 and 7 running latest ParanoidAndroid.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 met Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
No save button here either...
[Xposed Framework Modules] SenK9:
Google Play Services - Checkin Service still appears to be using a lot of wakelocks .. does anybody know the name of it in Unbounce?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dorndi:
Thanks for this great app - definitely the most useful battery saving app for me on the market.

Bought the pro package a few days ago and it's insane, I get a deepsleep percentage over night of about 97% (everything enabled: sync, cellular services, WIFI) and a battery drop of about 0,4% per hour on my Galaxy S4.

That would be my suggestions for improvement:

An option to reset the stats automatically with every reboot (currenty I am using the tasker plugin for this)

Show App-icon next to the alarm or wakelock (like in better battery stats)

Search function (e.g. I want to search for "facebook" to unbounce all facebook-related wakelocks)

Integration in better battery stats (in cooperation with the BBS developer)

Integration in wakelock detector (in cooperation with the WLD developer)

Profiles, which can be enabled by Tasker - for example I would choose this profiles:

Profile 1: everything is allowed to bounce (without limitations)

Profile 2: bounce-intervall of four minutes for my selected alarms and wakelocks

Profile 3: bounce-intervall of one hour for my selected alarms and wakelocks

Best regards,

dorndi
[Xposed Framework Modules] yanleites:
After using the app for about a week, and donating the developer, I am sorry to say that I see more battery drain on my N4, then battery saving... May be it's only me, but even with WiFi/3G/GPS off, at night it drains twice than normal...
[Xposed Framework Modules] streetrod60:
yes, this kind of fonts is kinda have a too much "Space" between the letter. Maybe i should change it. Btw, how about the NlpCollectorWakeLock., ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR and ALARM_WAKEUP_DETECTION? is in this new version you remove it? i could not find it. or maybe i should search more deeper :D

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The "Save Buttons" only in the tasker plug-in screen i guess, its to "save" the Unbounce Setting changes after certain command/conditions in tasker.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Wh1t3Rose:
use System Tuner to disable this one. many people do this and it a better solution for this particular service
[Xposed Framework Modules] uwanfodawin:
how to use this? just install? im on jelly bean. its work?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
I disabled it but i have noticed an increase in wakelocks and alarms from Google Play Services afterwards. Also, after you disable, you'll be unable to install 3rd party (from sdcard) apps. The "Install" button can't be clicked. Maybe it is just me...
[Xposed Framework Modules] SenK9:
Thanks guys, I suspect that service is linked to Android Device Manager
[Xposed Framework Modules] Brutal_Master:
It's not just you no, i made a post not long ago trying to get cryptyk to comment on the extreme CPU usage of this module. I recently went back to an old pre-Android L interface, version and it is MUCH better. I don't know what happened but possibly monitoring and recording ALL wakelocks and alarms causes more harm than good. I'd recommend you do the same but seriously cryptyk needs to look at this as it is undoing the efforts of this app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] khairulez:
Install v 1.1.9,activate module then reboot.if you don't mind make a donation so you can unbounce what you need.It works flawlessly on my jelly bean.
[Xposed Framework Modules] BARTLETT M.:
Same here, in my case is consuming an average of ~5% of battery.

Q: Which is the latest version (without Android L UI I guess) that is fully working whith respect to battery saving?

Thx!
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
The save button only shows up when you're creating a Tasker action.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Thats crazy! I get about 0.4-0.5% drain per hour at idle BUT the best deep sleep percentage I get is 85% with everything enabled. The best I ever got was 0.1% drain. Not sure how that happened!