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[Xposed Framework Modules] 808phoneaddict:
I can confirm, it happened to me

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Hey where is this spreadsheet? I was searching the posts for it, but couldn't find it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] lleo_:
I cannot make any changed in the settings, as you can see there are only two options, but cannot adjust any timing
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...0gYFBe1K8_R3NBloP4Q1FgpIU/edit#gid=2072742181
[Xposed Framework Modules] jaibar:
Did you try opening the side menu? You know, the three little bars that show on the top left pictures that you've attached? They open empty screens? Then maybe reboot device, it should show you separate pages for alarms and wakelocks...
[Xposed Framework Modules] lleo_:
Yes, that is the settings screen I posted, it shows the author info and a checkbox to turn on debugging, nothing else. I rebooted after installing and activating the module, and rebooted more than once.

I have Xposed and few other modules working fine, the phone is eating battery, I can go 6-8 hours on a full charge.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kingvortex:
Open the side menu and select "Wakelocks" or "Alarms", then press on an entry to change settings for it.

Or are you saying those entries aren't there? Please post a screenshot with the side menu open.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cAase:
I tried to put MCS_heartbeat to 0 but still got 21 alarms. Shouldn't 0 block it completely?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
No. This module will not block anything. It will only delay the alarms/wakelocks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Aliante:
0 will not apply any modification, therefore it means "use stock settings"
[Xposed Framework Modules] Javi22:
I was looking for something to prevent my wakeups. However I've found two solutions, the paid version of this module, and the app 'Wakelock terminator' from Google play. Could you tell me which are the differences? Does these apps do the same function? Do they work the same?

Thank you!
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
search is your friend. it was responded for numerous times already. also read the OP. it is very explanatory lol...
[Xposed Framework Modules] jaibar:
But the settings bars can be seen in your posted photo- just swipe your finger from the left side of screen towards the middle (or tap the little three bars), the rest of the menus will show. Lots of apps use the same menu method nowadays...
[Xposed Framework Modules] Solace50:
so blocking RILJ has some intermittent effects, sometimes the locate command form avast anti theft fails to communicate to the device. having the wakelock enabled it will never fail, but sometimes the device will still recieve the command. i tested this by enabling/rebooting numerous times and even waiting 2-3 minutes before testing. RILJ does not affect incoming calls/texts though, the remaining functionality of avast anti theft was unhindered.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mr_President:
Ok, this might be stupid/obvious :o. But I was looking at the first post;

a) ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR = 240

b) ALARM_WAKEUP_DETECTION = 240

c) NlpWakeLock = 0 (to disable the modification and use stock settings)

d) NlpCollectorWakeLock = 0 (to disable the modification and use stock settings)

Turning NlpWakeLock and NlpCollectorWakeLock off, fundamentally works the same as having them turned on and setting them to 0? I'm kinda OCD about these stuff so just had to ask :laugh:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
No, 0 disable actions. This was answered just above in this page. Feed your OCD and read back a couple pages.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55680309&postcount=1427

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55680187&postcount=1426
[Xposed Framework Modules] Aliante:
"Use the Source Luke".... :)

https://bitbucket.org/cryptyk/nlpunbounce/src

You can analyze handleWakeLockAcquire(){} function definition to find the answer you are looking for...

[app/src/main/java/com/ryansteckler/nlpunbounce/hooks/Wakelocks.java]

How bad is your OCD? Are you going to check it? ;)

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I guess he is referring to the difference between having:

- the switch OFF

- the switch ON and a value set to 0 seconds
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mr_President:
Hmm I'm gonna have to check the source out. I do know some C++ aswell ;). Well as long as the OCD doesn't cost me hours of repetition etc. then I doubt I'll do anything about it :o.

And yes, I want to know the difference between having the switch OFF and the Switch ON +Set to 0
[Xposed Framework Modules] jonatutu:
Is there a guide on how to calculate the wakelocks and alarm? If the wakelock is suppose to work every 480 seconds and this app changes it to 240 means I had double instead of slowing it down??? I am using wechat and there is a wakelock that has a high reading.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
happened to me too. I went from 0.5% battery drain per hour to 1%. According to GSAM, Phone Radio consumed almost 30% of my battery when it usually is 10-15%.
[Xposed Framework Modules] wilkster:
You can use Better Battery Status (BBS) to determine the frequency of alarms and the time held by wake locks. Using that info you can adjust the parameters in Unbounce. Note that the Unbounce settings limit the minimum time between alarms and wakelocks, they do not specify them. If an alarm is naturally fired at a rate (or interval) slower than the limit specified in Unbounce, then Unbounce won't impact (i.e. cancel) it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jaibar:
Actually, it looks to me that there is enough info about alarms and wakelocks in unbounce itself, and it is not always easy to compare with bbs results (or similar apps).

And, one can reset stats, make changes and actually see how things have changed after a couple of hours.

When unbounce will have more details about each wakelock/alarm it's gonna be a superb application.

What it also presently lacks, is a simple filtering mechanism to allow users to quickly find the alarms they've changed instead if endlessly scrolling looking for bold lettered entries, for example.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
about the spreadsheet, safe and unsafe WIP etc. if an alarm or wakelock is marked as safe and the text to the right says "no side effects till now" this till now indicates exactly what it says. so whoever reads the entire entry carefully can judge for himself. i proposed to add orange as a color for those and call them WIP or somehting so to distinguish better between proven unsafe, proven save and those which are just probably safe but not sure yet.

one little thing which applies to all Xposed modules, also to this one though. don't back up the app and/or app-data with helium and/or titanium backup. all Xposed modules, albeit they correctly render the restored settings, cease to function. means in this case that the app shows 600seconds for an unbounce, but the number for blocked events will always show 0. i mention this because there were a few people who mentioned something like zeros in the stats. same happens, just to make another example, in "app settings" app you can change the dpi for each app. after restoring from a back up the dpi will still be on and show the number you chose once, but it will not perform, thus the dpi will not change. the solution should anyone be trapped in this is to clear cache and app data in setttings > apps > etc. and enter the values again. point is, only backup which will work is a nandroid which unfortunately will not easily serve the purpose upon full wipe fresh installs, except if somenone uses nandroid manager app from the playstore which allows for restoring only parts of a nandroid backup. but to make this clear, it will still not work for Xposed modules setting to perform as expected

[MENTION=2688060]1ceb0x[/MENTION] as per today i restarted to look into the settings a bit more again, i lost the entire last day because of that play services update which made the devices unusable due to repeating location and play services FCs ( incompatible with "disable location consent" module.

by the way the consent window will shows up once and "don't show again" can be ticked, that is in verification of my post from yesterday when i was not sure if it would show at all
[Xposed Framework Modules] wilkster:
Agreed, one nice feature would be to see the rate (e.g. alarms/hour) that Unbounce is seeing to help make that determination (vs. total alarms over some indeterminate time) . That is the one key use I have for BBS for alarms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
easy :)

for now just reset globally and memorize ( or write down ) the time ( approximate is sufficent ) come back after let's say 10 hours or any other number of hours and device the results by 10 ( or any other chosen time frame ) et voilà there you have you per hour value.

since it's not expected that we usually change values every day, but search the best value for each per wakelock/alarm, after a few days you will be done with most of the settings if not all, at least until the next major battery hog which in my case occured 3 or 4 times in many months ( all devices in mind ) and all those culprits are handcuffed haha.... enjoy
[Xposed Framework Modules] Sir_gpm:
Is ok if I use this module with stock values?. I mean will I get the benefit?. Just install it, enable it and leave it stock.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
You'll get the benefit of the Location based ones that come already set up.

Other than that you'd have to see what is effecting your phone if anything.... Then changes those c Alarms and WakeLocks

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[Xposed Framework Modules] rahulnahar:
I can't see the settings like in the screenshots in the OP. Please help. Thanks in advance.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Sir_gpm:
What do I need to do with the red one, and what is causing this? Thnks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
It is discussed in the thread quite thoroughly above, and should be in the spread sheet. Many things cause it, and you should use Batter Battery Stats to analyze YOUR phone to find the cause. This one can cause many things not to work correctly, you need to learn more and decide for yourself.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rzr86:
the time clock in your status bar or the clock in your widget or something similar with the time

if you unbounce it you will see your time stuck:)

edit: also see this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55616843&postcount=1278
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
not sure but

not sure what you mean so i'm guessing.

if you click in the top left corner ( 3 grey lines) you will open a menu which gives you the choice which menu you would like to open. if that's what you missed, enjoy, if not, elaborate further to get the feedback you are looking for
[Xposed Framework Modules] starcallr:
first, I never heard this before, second, I tried it with the dpi settings & nlpunbounce & everything worked as before/

maybe it's just your phone or did neone else have the same experience?

hmm,
[Xposed Framework Modules] Titchener17:
or the home screen thank you for the tip !
[Xposed Framework Modules] marbertshere:
BTW, the GCM Heartbeat can be manually changed with an app called Push Notification Fixer (Root). You can change the heartbeat interval in the app. Just in case someone wants to experiment with it instead of unbouncing it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jamiethemac:
Is there any way to restore the app's default settings?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Clear app data, reboot.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dgene:
Facebook is such a stubborn app.Even after unbouncing all of its alarms it's still causing my phone to wake up a lot.That'd really bad.What else could be done apart from deleting the app cause I still need it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mustafaakk:
Try greenify.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dgene:
I've tried that but to me there's no difference in battery drain with or without greenify.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
I'm already using Greenify, and it's properly doing the job.

Other alternatives:

1. Use friend caster, free application available on Play Store.

2. Use the modified Facebook version, with less wakelocks and limited permissions

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2333637
[Xposed Framework Modules] dgene:
Thanks a lot bro.I'll try out that modified Facebook app asap.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Facebook is such a pain I'd just use the Web Version if that modified one still isn't to your liking

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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
thank you for feedback

i have 7 phones and all react the same way, restored xposed module settings from helium don't stick. if this is different in your case it's not sufficient to just state that. please provide details as to which apps and how you tested that. i can speak for helium and the thing with titanium was an assumption, so that could be a source of error from my side. possible difference on your side could be that you did not a full wipe and clean install before, so the settings were still there. however there are many possibilities and it's a bit OT in this thread. if you are interested we can fathom this out via pm or email and later publish only the final findings. otherwise no problem as well but i underline my findings for helium and admit that i did not test this explicitely with titanium backup, which perhaps was a bit careless.

BTW if you indeed are using titanium please let me know that would be a reason for me to install that app additionally because until now i was perfectly satisfied with helium. so after all perhaps this will be good for something still.

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for all users who are using a launcher which does not have that feature there is an app ( there are more but this one worked for me ) with the name "Any Cut" fom the playstore.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Do you have this Alarm :

Being that it's part of Connectivity Service I'm hesitant to do anything with it.

Thinking it's going to fall under the Don't Mess With Category.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] wilkster:
Don't increase the time from stock however as you risk a timeout occurring and losing instant push messaging. Thinks like incoming gmail notifications will be delayed for up to 15 minutes.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
yes

yes it's there but only 3 acquisitions in around 13hours, so this one is under my radar. ( 3 acquisitions on the onepous one and 2 acquisitions on the nexus 5 )

BTW i want to use the opportunity to ask you, what is your criteria to select alarms and wakelocks as worth to pay attention to them ?

i consider wakelocks below around 50 acquisitons in 24h which on the other hand do not produce an extraordinary time value, as not worth to pay much attention to them.

of course alarms and wakelocks which should not be unbounced fall in neither category, they simply have to be left alone :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
I had it on a G3 port rom for my G2, today. I unbounced the mofo immediately. No side effects. I also used Disable services and i disabled "TelephonyDebugService" from Phone/Dialer and this Wakelock/Alarm stopped appearing. I don't know exactly if it was because of that or not but it is 0 now.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Javi22:
I try to modify the timer in any wakelock or alarm but it seems that doesn't save the setting. It's at 240 but default, I modify it then go back, then I select the alarm/wakelock again and I notice the value is again in 240

Am I the only one?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
That's about what I do for the Alarms....I use UnBounce + WakeLock Detector + BBS and if a WakeLock is keeping my phone awake for over a Minute or two during my Battery cycle I'll investigate what it is at that point and see if it's safe to reduce.

Obviously there will be ones that are needed no matter what and I leave those.

What did you UnBounce it at for time?

I'll look into disabling that service as well when I get a chance thanks for the info

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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
thanks for the info, in this context i would ask you the same question from my reply to [MENTION=5500746]Mistertac[/MENTION] right above yours. i think to keep this efficient and comparable we should agree on either a time and/or a number of occurence value below which an event is considered irrelevant

what's your opinion ?

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i'm currently gathering information on this while others report the same like you, i have no delays on none of my devices up till now. even set the time frame to 900 for testing purposes, still no dealys. i suspect that there are dependencies, means that if we unbounce one event all works well, but in combination with another could malfunction. this is just a first idea from which angel to start dealing with certain contradictory findings on various roms, devices and configurations. let's see what we find out in the long run.

BTW reducing the frequency and increasing the time gap between events is matter of factly the same thing. so it's good to know about the existence of such apps but sooner or later i usually freeze apps with redundant task, usually the one which is more limited. i think if it comes to

set the allowed frequency for wakelocks and alarms this app covers the whole spectrum of events
[Xposed Framework Modules] DirkStorck:
Hi. I have just installed your module....looking really great!

Is it possible to add an option or funtion to delay updates fom ceratin widgets? I have a widget (TV Show Favs) that gets updated every hour but it would be enough once a day!

Thank you!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
Modify the value,then press Done or Enter from your keyboard before going back
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
You can look for that widgets Alarm/WakeLock and modify it accordingly yes.

It'll be trial and error so you get it set to what you want that's all but it's possible.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] DirkStorck:
Ok I will have a look at that! Thank you!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
You'll need the paid version of. UnBounced by the way

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[Xposed Framework Modules] DirkStorck:
Allready have it ;) :) (y)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Try App Quarantine. You will not get push notifications with GCM, but it does make Facebook behave when quarantined but easil accessible when wanted.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
I put it at 420 at first but i noticed that the timer somehow was not enough as i was still getting them (the number of alarms triggered was way too high so it was bypassing the threshold so i set it to 2400).
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Strange....

Everything I tried to unbounce aside from the default ones in this app made my battery consumption at idle worse! That being said, my battery consumption is really good. Over the past 6:38, I lost 0.3% per hour with all everything turned on (Gmail, wifi, 4g, Sync, etc). When I tried to unbounce RILJ consumption went to 1% per hour and when I tried SyncLoopWakeloop consumption went to 07.%. Now that being said, I know that my consumption is so low that perhaps something else could easily have caused this small increase. However, my battery consumption at idle is always between 0.3-0.4% per hour.

For anyone interested here are is more info:

Time Held Awake (according to GSAM): 0:28 out of 6:38

Kernel 0:16 << cant do much about this

Android system 0:04 (Alarm Manager 0:02, SyncLoopWakeLock 37secs)

Google Services 0:03 (NLPCollectorWakeLock 55sec, Icing 33secs)

Gmail 0:02

Audiomix 33secs

Alarms

Android 136 (com.android.Wifi....Delayed_Driver_Stop 41)

com.google.android.gms 75 (com.google.android...Alarm_Wakeup_Location 24)

com.gau.go.launcherex 52
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Anyone notice the newly "Config Fetch Service"? Apparently it is from the new Play service update and it seems it syncs to the server to retrieve something (though i don't know yet what). The worse internet connection you have, the longer the wakelock. Mine spent 7 minutes doing something then it stopped. I noticed this 2 times today. I removed the unbounce from it to see how it goes. Please be advised and monitor your wakelocks for something like this.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
not that easy

sometimes it's not that easy. there are not only alarms and wakelocks, there are also the apps and services which trigger the waklocks and alarms.

this means that if you unbounce an alarm, but do not treat the trigger, that trigger will always come back and try again until it gets his ways and can perform successfully. for this purpose it's very important to combine greenify pro Xposed version with unbounce Xposed module, because greenify is able to hybernate the trigger upon display going to sleep. further the perfect completion for these two is WLD because form wakelock detector you can directly greenify the app, as well as searching for the triggering app or service.

don't wanna miss the opportunity that your battery stats are very close to what one can get, but the problem with unbouncing increasing drain instead of reducing drain is that certain apps don't give up while others come back to try much less frequently. according to your results it's well possible that you are already using all or most of those tools, then i would simply recommend to use greenify to it's full capacity and search the triggers. once the triggers are held in check they will not cause "triggering wakelocks" for a wakelocks they can currently not have, these nasty little bunkers haha......
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Yes I've been watching that myself and wasn't sure if it was just my phone and something I may have done or what but I also thought maybe to do with new GPS too.

Today it's not as bad but very annoying huh?

The things that Google can make your phone do without you knowing pisses me off.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Wh1t3Rose:
OK I have the latest GPS and I'm using this module in combination with greenify. I converted GPS to a user app. And I can't get it to hibernate. Any suggestions? I'll go ask in the Greenify thread if I need to.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nex Unit:
Yup, i think that by far, Google Play Services is the BIGGEST piece of malware to Android. So many things that it does (most of which i dont need) in the background without me knowing. If it wasn't for this app and Wakelock detector my battery would be murdered, the ones Wakelock detector can't stop this app can! They added 4 neww wakelocks to their latest Play Services update alone. I feel like we shouldint have to be constantly monitoring our devices to see whats going working right and whats not. I guess thats the price you pay for freedom... Im gratefull for Xposed that atleast gives us rooted users solutions. I litteraly feel sorry for everybody else!
[Xposed Framework Modules] MIKEMON:
I do not know how exactly what set

but it really is greater battery life even when set to 240