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[Xposed Framework Modules] Dovidhalevi:
Yup. These things all go through Play and Play Services (gmscore). Until I found a (still troublesome) way to suppress catastrophic Play Services upgrades, would allow Play, do my premium mode adjustments, then refreeze it.

BTW, use Titanium to save the data. Restoring that data does restore premium adjustments specified there. Only the UI checks Play, it seems.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ainurrofiq:
Can you give me your setting for amplify via titanium backup data?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Won't help you much, as my setup contains only a few regular limits as I don't use popular apps. Check one of the two excellent battery guides for common details.

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-extreme-battery-life-t3095884

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-0-0-hour-idle-battery-drain-stock-t2973588
[Xposed Framework Modules] ainurrofiq:
Thank you so much.. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] h1ghland3r:
Hi guys,

How can I delay the notifications from Tapatalk. I'd prefer by hour instead instantaneous push notifications. The app doesn't provide set a time until I know.

Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] njunxuan:
Just installed Amplify for the first time. However I can't seem to find the wakelocks and alarms mentioned in the OP such as "NlpWakelock, NlpCollectorWakeLock, ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR, and ALARM_WAKE_ACTIVITY_DETECTION". The only one I can find is NlpWakelock, any idea guys?

I have tried removing data and reinstalling
[Xposed Framework Modules] Gliuk_er:
Wait a few days. They will appear
[Xposed Framework Modules] vergilbt:
Hello together, using Amplify successful but one question:

What's behind these wakelocks? Able to limit without issues?

*Alarm*

*Launch*

*Vibrator*

OnePlus 2 with stock ROM

Thanks in advance!
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Absolutely not. Essential to the functioning of your device. Every alarm, service and wakelock is not bad.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vergilbt:
Thanks for your answer.
[Xposed Framework Modules] forbidinjustice:
Is it necessary to use both Greenify and Amplify? I've been using them both for quite a while; I just have NO idea if I should... or if they're both doing the same thing or separate things. Just trying to stretch this battery as far as it can go. :good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Rakuu:
I froze it for a while to test the difference, then forgot I even did that. I would suggest you uninstall or freeze it and see if it makes a difference, or likewise for amplify, it depends on use case though really.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rajkatiyar07:
http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-extreme-battery-life-t3095884 here is the excellent guide .
[Xposed Framework Modules] vergilbt:
Any Chance to backup my Settings? By tibu possible?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ainurrofiq:
Yes you can backup your amplify setting
[Xposed Framework Modules] saar17:
hey, i have pretty ****ty battery life, could someone tell me which app should i limit and for how many seconds?

thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
It is impossible to make recommendations based on screenshots let alone one which requires a powerful lens.

Since you are already using Amplify, here is an excellent guide:

http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-0-0-hour-idle-battery-drain-stock-t2973588

At the top of this page, there is a link to another excellent guide. Use them to limit your wakelocks/alarms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] saar17:
zou can make it bigger
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Attaboy, take another poke at a well respected volunteer contributor who is trying only to help. Maybe complain to his boss too (wait...).
[Xposed Framework Modules] saar17:
attaboy another small **** that has nothing to do with anything that want to get some respect from others...

he said that the pictures were too small and i said that you can make them bigger (by clicking on the picture).

go comment on other people comments i really dont want to get into a comments fight with a small person such as yourself
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Yep, that'll do it. Moving on...
[Xposed Framework Modules] alitaheri73:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] drup88:
No luck guys, Any other thoughts?
[Xposed Framework Modules] piskor:
[MENTION=5318756]heatl0rd[/MENTION]

Fix typo. Instead of WAKUP use WAKEUP
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cro Cop:
I have to manually install xposed for Amplify to work on HTC 10. Which version is for my phone, Arm, Arm 64, or X86 ? :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Annunneo:
Arm 64.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ainurrofiq:
Is there Anyone here want to share with me amplify backup from titanium backup?

My Device Redmi 3
[Xposed Framework Modules] dkorst:
First, thanks for all the hard work you guys have put into this app. I was using this on my xperia z5c with really good results before I dropped and broke the screen.

Second, on my new xperia z5c, when I look at the lists of wakelocks, alarms, services, etc. there's nothing listed. The categories are listed (Limited, safet to limit, unknown, not safe to limit) but they have nothing listed under them. Does anyone know what's going on? So far I've tried to install previous versions of Amplify to no avail.

Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] v7:
It takes a some hours for the stats to populate.So check back after a day.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Dovidhalevi:
Suddenly, Play is gobbling the battery! No wakelocks (I have canceled keep awake permission). GPS!

OK, I am playing with it to avoid GMS auto-upgrades which are catastrophic. There is a "self upgrade" service. Denying this in Amplify has no effect. The DisableServices app (root, of course) does the job. No auto-upgrades, period. After one day of correct manual app upgrading grace, Play starts crashing. Another service, colored blue after disabling auto-upgrade (in that app meaning essential!) is a "Daily Hygene." I disabled that one as well and look ma, no crashes! But now, the battery drain goes nuts. (And maybe this is not the cause--new Google App beta around.)

Bouncing a finsky.services.daily alarm (previous tried, recommended on one of the sites with no effect), did help. Another one is a GPS Locater wakelock, similarly previously tried, see if this helps now. Otherwise, I will just keep Play frozen, unfreeze and use it, re-freeze.

Any other ideas?
[Xposed Framework Modules] kelayz:
Anyone know which GPS alarms affect Pokemon GO?

i started at high values for the typical GPS alarms and now im down to 240.

i'd like to put high values on ones that affect pokemon GO but cant seem to figure out.

with them all at high values the dreaded "unable to find GPS location" is CONSTANT and the game is not playable.

any insight would be appreciated!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Xx-Ness-xX:
Is anyone having problem with Amplify not blocking any wakelocks or alarms? I think it just started happening recently, but I am not sure when.

For what is worth, my device is Nexus 5X running the latest OTA MTC20F.

Any help will be appreciated

Thanks,

Update: I was able to fix the problem by disabling Amplify module restart the phone then enable it again restart the phone. However, the cause of the problem remains unknown.
[Xposed Framework Modules] OnceHeaven:
This happens to me if I wipe cache at least 3 times or wiping dalvic cache.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Xposed modules go loco on occasion. Disabling/reenabling followed by an immediate reboot generally fixes the problem.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jesus_manu:
Hi. I donated but Amplify doesn't recognize my donation. I tried install from from the Play Store web interface and the error continues.

Thanks

From Meizu Pro 5
[Xposed Framework Modules] andy46:
Is there a way to transfer your Amplify settings to a new phone of for of I change ROM and have a clean wipe? Would Helium for example back the settings up?
[Xposed Framework Modules] v7:
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[Xposed Framework Modules] voroxda:
You can restore your settings via titanium backup with option restore app and data. In my option makes this no sense, because a other device generates other wakelocks or alarms. It is better to make a brand new start.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Lord. Tech:
Is this safe to limit? What value should I use? Will it cause my notifications to not ring? It's suddenly taking alot of battery usage since yesterday after I limited a bunch of other stuff through aplify battery guide, though I don't think that's the reason, this is a rogue wakelock I feel
[Xposed Framework Modules] danecr7:
BIG difference before and after setting it up.

THANKS a lot.
[Xposed Framework Modules] MihaiSG:
[MENTION=5851457]Lord. Tech[/MENTION]

This wakelock is related to audio output. Don't limit, is not safe ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackwolf14:
I am facing same problem (LG G2/D800/5.0.2) also I am getting app crash.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
Is this still being developed?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
What have you found that needs fixed? Provide a logcat and I'm sure Ryan will look at it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
Works really good but I haven't seen this module updated in a while.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
So you want it updated just for an update? Crack flasher withdrawal. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
This is an entirely reasonable question to ask. Even if one has neither a personal list of bugs that need fixing, nor a personal list of features one would like to see implemented, other users have logged these on the project's Github page, and it's also entirely possible that the developer intends to implement some enhancements of his own. This is proof of further scope for development, so it's completely reasonable to ask whether that development will ever happen.

Unfortunately, the best answer any of us can give to your polite enquiry is: Probably.

We don't have any more information than you do. The last update wasn't long enough ago to draw any conclusion from it, and the developer hasn't stated that he is ceasing development, so my assumption is that all is well with the project.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
Thanks man.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackwolf14:
I am getting app crash:

[YOUTUBE]I4zb0sXtjKU[/YOUTUBE]

How to find the app crash log? I installed aLogcat but I can't see any log. What is wrong?
[Xposed Framework Modules] k0rner:
Minor visual glitch is present in the latest version.

If item description and name are short enough, UI is not stretched properly to fill the screen:
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
Check the Xposed log.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackwolf14:
[MENTION=5656100]tnsmani[/MENTION]

Here you go:

( 1201): Amplify: Version 3.3.6c

08-31 15:24:55.841 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Attempting 19to21 AlarmHook

08-31 15:24:55.842 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Successful 19to21 AlarmHook

08-31 15:24:55.842 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Attempting 21 WakeLockHook

08-31 15:24:55.844 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Successful 21 WakeLockHook

08-31 15:24:55.844 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Service Blocking Status: true

08-31 15:24:55.844 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Attempting 17to 22 ServiceHook

08-31 15:24:55.847 I/Xposed ( 1201): Amplify: Successful 17to 22 ServiceHook

08-31 15:24:55.903 I/Xposed ( 1201): AOX:FixWakeLock: Hooked 1 functions

read: Unexpected EOF!
[Xposed Framework Modules] SkyboneNoya:
Hey anyone know if I can limit safetynet client

- com.google.android.gms/.security.snet.safetynetclientservice ?

I'm trying to get all the battery I can out of my htc10. S-Off / Unlocked so.. F*%# Skynet!
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
The Services module of Amplify is something I've hardly ever used, but the other day I had cause to, and was surprised to find that not all apps have their running services listed by the module. Is there a particular reason for this?

I could disable the offending services using Package Disabler Pro or a similar tool, but it would be nice not to have to spread my service management across multiple apps, thereby increasing the chance that I trip myself up later on after I've forgotten about something that I once didn't want and therefore disabled in some obscure way, but now need and can't get to work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
Some apps may have multiple services, but they need to be triggered for them to be listed in Amplify. Apps like Package Disabler just lists all of the services in apps.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Dovidhalevi:
DisableServices app successfully disabled Play autoupdates and such.

Amplify did not.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
That's my point, though. I appear to have services actually running that do not show up in Amplify. I need to investigate this more thoroughly before I reach a definite conclusion, however.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jawz101:
Some things I've disabled are apps with the appmeasurement service, campaign tracking service, several in Google Play Services relating to analytics, advertising ID, metrics, upload. Those are just some ideas to play with. Sometimes I just use like this to observe what's running and what could run since the builtin services tools in Developer Options just show what is running but not what could run. And sometimes it's simply a matter of just unchecking preferences within an app to inactivate a service... or it simply tells me it's time to uninstall some app I'm tired of looking at.

Personally, Amplify isn't the app I'd use. Either that Disable Service app someone mentioned or My Android Tools by the same developer, Wang Qi. Makes it so much easier with a search button.

My big question with any of this is could postponing things like alarms and wakelocks, or disabling services possibly have an opposite effect? Like, what if it forces that app to continuously retry the action it was trying to achieve? I don't know if anyone has investigated that question.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Amplify also fails to detail some recently active alarms and wakelocks that other tools report. Rare but seen it happen enough times to dismiss a fluke. While I still use Amplify to suppress a few egregious wakelocks I have have moved on to other approaches to suppress the most offensive actors in the ongoing battle to control uncommanded wake time.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
After some further investigation, I can confirm that Amplify is failing to list all of the running services on my device.

For example, Link2SD automatically runs com.buak.Link2SD.AppEventsService as soon as the device boots up, but this doesn't show up in Amplify's Services module.

Does anyone know why this and other services aren't displayed by Amplify.
[Xposed Framework Modules] b1k3rdude:
Posted a bug reported this over on gitHub, but have yet to have get any responses -

- https://github.com/rsteckler/unbounce-android/issues/144

I only seem to get this when trying waking my Samsung S5 via either the power or home buttons, it take a good 10+ seconds before I can swipe & enter the unlock pattern. I have gone through every wakelock, alarm and service to see if there any that have battery, screen in the name to see if I have inadvertently limited one that would explain the lag, but nada.

Whats gets me is if the phone is lever over night, not connected to a charger its fine, but connect to a charge and leave for an hour or so and I get massive lag on waking up the device. I am running Pheonix rom 12.6, along with greenify (Only limited users apps with this), I also install better battery stats in-case I need to get create a dumpfile for Ryan etc.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Only the developer can answer this. This has long been a characteristic of Amplify as noted in my previous post. There are better tools for managing services, receivers, etc. Take a peek at "MyAndroidTools" for one of many examples. I understand your goal is to only use one tool. Unfortunately, Amplify is not it unless you are are willing to accept the current limitations.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
What you wrote in reply to me was:

I took that to mean that the issue of missing services wasn't a known one.

I'm not married to Amplify for this, particularly if it doesn't work properly!

Would MyAndroidTools be your strongest recommendation or just a name you plucked at random?

I could use Package Disabler Pro for this, but it doesn't display services in a convenient overview. At the top level, it displays only packages. One has to click into an individual package to see which of its services, if any, are disabled. That's not handy at all.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Not at random but nor does that mean it's the right tool for everyone. I happen to like the lean/lightweight UI and understand what it is telling me. There is also an accompanying Xposed component to rein in reoccurring services. Certainly not a novice tool. I am loath to make recommendations and everyone has different experience/needs/preferences.

BTW - Amplify is still the best tool IMHO to regulate wakelocks. My list is pretty small - there are usually other ways to skin the cat. That said, used conservatively Amplify gets the job done with minimal side effects.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ianmacd:
Of course, but the search for a new tool has to start somewhere, and it may as well start with a tool that has proven useful to someone who knows what he's talking about, as opposed to the first tool I chance upon on the Play Store.

I'll check out MyAndroidTools and see where the search leads after that. Thanks a lot.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
Following
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
New user here. Please check if all these are fine to limit? Allowed 240 sec so far.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
I see you limited some that's included in "Not Safe to limit" like bluedroid timer and RILJ. Don't limit them. There's a guide here in XDA about Amplify. Search for it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
Thanks. I removed these. There are plenty of guides, I dont know which to follow. 0.0% Idle one or anything else?
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
I applied the values in that guide 0.0% idle. But you can test some values your own. Just don't limit those included in Not Safe to limit.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Dovidhalevi:
Remember: All those wakelock times shown are requests, many made while screen is on eating the battery anyway. They are not real. Simply seeing a number there does not mean: Panic, quick, bounce it before the battery dies. This module is best used sparingly and with discretion. And without better instrumentation (which itself could be a battery hawg), trial and error.

If all of a sudden with some update, battery starts falling and some wakelock or alarm looks way out-of-line, try bouncing it. Recently happened with upgraded Play. More normally, most of this stuff is simply normal and best left be.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
Help needed. I like Transparent Weather app a lot. Once i set the widget, it triggers the below alarms. If i limit it, the widget won't update time. Time will be stuck. Is there a way to get out of it? It generates a lot of alarms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adriansticoid:
Does it drain your battery? If not, you shouldn't be worried by it. And in fact that count of alarms is not too much. That's the nature of the widgets because it updates every now and then.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
Yes it drains a lot. Currently the count is low because i just charged a couple of hours ago. I will update after complete charge cycle.
[Xposed Framework Modules] stevedensmore:
Could someone please point me in the direction of an Amplify settings guide that assures push notifications won't be affected? I've tried the 0% battery idle settings guide, but it kills my push notifications. I didn't apply the settings they noted would have this effect.
[Xposed Framework Modules] killerm:
Did you avoid all amplify settings that refer to "sync"?

What kind of push notifications (which app) were delayed in your case?

Android MM or still Lollipop?

Do you know if the device was in doze mode then (use greenify's monitor option for exact times)?

Best regards

Mick

Gesendet von meinem SM-G920F mit Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
By nature of their function widgets will use some power and may wake the device at regular intervals. Better apps/widgets find a balance between drain and function. If you don't like the behavior try a different app or don't use widgets. Limiting alarms is NOT the solution; can't have your cake and eat it too.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Matteo Mazzu:
I'm having telegram message delay, even after a total reset of the app. How can be solved? (I guess is heartbeat service for Google play service)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Dovidhalevi:
Who says all those alarms are eating your battery? If that weather widget has not killed your battery, then leave it be!
[Xposed Framework Modules] sohebq:
A new alarm bothering me. It may not be draining battery but it is quite bothering because i dont know why it is continously appearing.

I guess it is related to Bluetooth as written in description. I dont use bluetooth at all. I have frozen gear Vr as well but still why this process is frequently appearing.
[Xposed Framework Modules] abhayparmar:
How does the app work??
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Read the OP, it's described there.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yandreev3:
Hey everyone. I have a note 7 international DUOS and while I have used amplify before, I have never actually put in the effort to set everything up and block alarms and wakelocks that better battery stats has shown to eat my battery. This is the first phone I have done this with and I have everything set up the way I like and super battery life for the most part. Then theres google play services. It draws the most battery power (more than the always on display) and always creates a new alarm after I limit the current hog. I tried the regex thing but that doesn't work.

I forgot to screenshot so Ill type things out. The alarms are "CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_XXXXX" There is never more than one of these at a time but whenever I limit one, Another pops up. My regex block settings are: "CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_[0-9]{1,}" with an interval of "9999999". I used regexr.com to confirm that regex since I had never used it before. Knowing I have that regex block set up, everytime I see a newly created CONTEXT_MANAGER_ALARM_WAKEUP_XXXXX alarm, I check its stats and see that it hasnt been blocked and then BBS shows that google play gms is back up top as the biggest alarm hog.

Am I doing something wrong, is the regex blocking not working, or is there a better way to automatically block those alarm wakeups?

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
I can only offer two suggestions: 1. Check the spelling of your regex against what is triggered including the _ and spaces since they have to be identical. 2. Instead of {1,} try {4,} or {3,} at the end of the regex. Or you can have three different regex with 1,3 and 4.

It might be better if you can post screenshots of what is triggered and your regex commands next time if the above suggestions don't work out.

EDIT: one more thing, the alarm will not stop appearing but will be shown in Amplify with a count of 0 indicating it did not get through. So after setting up the regex, clear the stats of Amplify and check afterwards.
[Xposed Framework Modules] yandreev3:
Attached screenshots. I don't appear to have any typos. The alarms that keep getting triggered always increase and never show 0. They only show 0 under the amount of time it has been blocked until I manually limit it.

Since my last post, I went ahead and installed permissions master and disabled google play services' "android.permission.WAKE_LOCK" as a test and after a few reboots and deep sleeps, I have not seen that alarm come back. Maybe the regex worked, maybe taking away the permission did idk yet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
[MENTION=5867207]v7[/MENTION] and [MENTION=7526205]Portgas D.Ace[/MENTION]

Can you help here?
[Xposed Framework Modules] v7:
Seems like he added a space between ']' and '{' (from his screenshot)

Check that.

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