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[Xposed Framework Modules] aeoveu:
ConfigFetchService, I managed to tame it using Unbounced. But the user proximity presence wake lock (the one I mentioned earlier) came back - and took approximately 3 min of battery time (the 2nd highest wake lock is for 28 seconds, and that's the nlpcollectorwakelock.

Gonna go nuke it now by disabling the blasted friggin service. Its such a horrid mess this Play Services! Hypothesis null and void, I s'ppose.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
solution quite easy

you have to set location services to device only and it will go away ( there is no 100% of course depending on your config )

i posted that earlier and many times, while the network location gathering is permanently coming back to try, the device only setting accepts that fact that there is no gps signal for a long while and thus gives up trying over and over again. also this might be altered by googel but i don't think so because they simply have to accept the possiblitiy that you are in cellar without gps while the assume correctly that as long as you are connected to an network that you are able to deliver location and thus they insist to get what they want. that's not a technical explanation, more a political one but that's what i found out and that's how i got my play service based wakelocks and alarms under decent control long before unbounce existed.

and with unbounce i just could improve the good to perfection. BTW i recommend to use tasker to define when using which location settings. so when my bluetooth gps antenna and my helmet bluetooth headset are connected i use high accuracy while at times and while on battery and screen off i use device only. exceptions are really easy to set while it does not have that often that i need location while not driving or being connected to a power supply.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Not all the intents from Google Play Service are created to get your location or trying to do so. Only a few of them are. Rest of them are occupied with sync, wearable support, fit support, drive, google plus, play store etc and there are some that we don't know what they do like these ConfigFetchService or proximity.authorization.userpresence.UserPresenceService wakelock - both of them are newly introduced in 6.0 and they are horrid... Once they run, they will run for a few good minutes.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
of course not

sorry if that sounded like that, i just read trough the posts and many, if not most mentioned (not all :) ) real troublemakers were directly or indirectly location services related, at least until recently when the newer ones you mentioned hit the board which, by the way i don't have so cannot say much as to how to get rid of them. i personally avoid all google apps which i can replace with another or which i never use and freeze them. so far i cannot serve as an average user to compare these kind of wakelocks. nevertheless i'm reading carefully to be prepared, so thanks for all the valuable input.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
There's an issue being tracked where some alarms and wakelocks don't show up. I'll fix it in the next version.

If you'd like to upvote it, it's here: https://bitbucket.org/cryptyk/nlpunbounce/issue/58/some-wakelocks-missing

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] rignfool:
All I have to say about bootloaders...

Is Motorola defy...
[Xposed Framework Modules] MIKEMON:
I have no problem with updates

only erase data, play services
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
didn't face such thing, but have you tried to unintall/install Google Play Services?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Oh I tried it all before I did the factory reset including that. Nothing fixed it. Ahhh well I'm good to go now.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
random resets

I installed the latest version of Unbounce and today my phone has randomly rebooted 3 times. I have not downloaded anything else or unbounced any additional wakelocks or alarms since the previous version I had which was 1.1.6 which never had any issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bweN diorD:
after about 14hrs, i have only 1m 32s keep awake on play services. i have only used unbounce and app ops.

i limited a pile of unknown stuff last night to see what would happen.

only problem i have yet to figure out is what is causing gmail to not sync (its not the known one or 2). i tried turning things off and sending test emails for more than an hour last night and just gave up. i did find though, by uninstalling gmail update and turning auto update off, the sync is working fine. there may be some minor delay from something i unbounced, but its not completely stopped like before.
[Xposed Framework Modules] HsHTCsen:
Hi, will this mod have an adverse affect with Greenify? Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Bleedos:
Lots of people using both here without any issues. Me included. Just don't Greenify Unbounce :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Come on, read a little back. That gets asked every page, page after page, Thanks for understanding.
[Xposed Framework Modules] HsHTCsen:
Forgive my ignorance and I'm usually pretty savvy with checking so I did do a search and read the FIRST few pages thinking if it was an issue it'd appear early.. next time I'll go backwards. Nonetheless, thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
It is a yes, no, maybe. So much depends on how you use both. Some have issues with it, some don't. Some want to Greenify Unbounce and get into a mess. YMMV. I'll let you search out the details.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rignfool:
Wiping google play services has only ever been a temporary fix for me... Like a couple days before it goes crazy again...
[Xposed Framework Modules] starcallr:
wow, THAT made a BIG difference on my phone!

thanks for posting that!
[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
[MENTION=2688060]1ceb0x[/MENTION] Thank you :)

edit: am i the only one that since the update to 1.2.1 cannot get the icon laucher to show?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Working as expected here.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Thanks very much for sharing your GPS fix. The latest update to that has had my phone acting very strange. Those "Wake / Fetch " Wakelocks sometimes don't even show up on my phone during the day and other days it's there.

Today I'll look into your method possibly if they pop back up.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
to whom it may concern

REVIEW IN PLAYSTORE 1

QUOTE: With every update this app improves! With every update this app improves and I am liking it more and more. Keep it he updates coming.

how can someone write such a positive review and give only 3 stars ? this is almost sabotaging this great work

my point is that it would be nice if everyone who is satisfied like so many here should go and rate the app in playstore to compensate for those who underrate with arguments like:

"I don't know how it works"

i don't know if such post are welcome here but i just got P*** off when i went through some of the ratings that far off the mark. JUST THROWING IN MY DICE

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i'm not sure if that got solved but if not this is something to check

it happened to me once of a sudden on several devices that i was asked to activate donation package again.

when you go down and click one of the donation buttons you can see which gmail account the app is trying to use, which correlates with the email account which the app currently uses to check your status (pro or non-pro)

in my case the app suddenly started to use one of my many gmail accounts, but not the one i use to purchase my apps and therefore the app

could not verify my donation status.

solution was to uninstall and re-install from playstore instead of from within the framework installer app and all was working perfectly well again since then.

as to the reason why the app once of a sudden is changing the gmail account connected to it i don't have a clue and for those who say now that they do not have several gmail accounts, thus this does not apply, no harm done then, but still might be a solution or a circumstance to consider should there ever be a problem with the pro/non-pro status with this app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
To not quote your long post [MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] - i don't see an option to review the app in playstore probably because i have installed it from Xposed. I didn't even thought it is on the playstore. So for anyone that installs through xposed repo or forum, they will be unable to leave a review unless they will install from the market. [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] is there a way to add a redirect to the app from playstore (similar to what games have nowadays) so that we can review the app if we install through 3rd party methods?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RobLudo:
Sorry guys I've a problem. I just updated to 1.2.1, I didn't check my settings since a while.

After upgrading I checked but I can't see the nlp related wakelocks.

I'm on free version. Is this normal? Here's some screenshots
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Obviously be sure to enable location services on your phone and give the app a few minutes maybe even an hour of idle time to properly log all your alarms and Wakelocks and if for some reason even then it's not showing I'm not sure, maybe a bug, but I doubt that.

[MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION]

Thanks for reminding me to leave a review!

I just uninstalled and grabbed UnBounce from the Store + left 5 Star rating.

Anyone else who can should leave Ryan a good positive review as well, he deserves it.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
Denying internet permission to Unbounce (for global stats retrieval) causes a FC. Only way is to allow permission and block with a firewall. Programs that do not need the internet to work should work without the internet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tylerdurden83:
Guys since yesterday I have had camera problems, like these:

10-07 14:07:45.236 D/mm-camera-intf( 223): mm_camera_open: opened, break out while loop
10-07 14:07:45.236 E/mm-camera-intf( 223): mm_camera_open: cannot open control fd of '/dev/video1' (Connection timed out)
10-07 14:07:45.236 E/mm-camera-intf( 223): camera_open: mm_camera_open err = -1
10-07 14:07:45.236 E/QCamera3HWI( 223): camera_open failed.
10-07 14:07:45.236 E/Camera3-Device( 223): Camera 0: initialize: Could not open camera: Unknown error -2147483648 (-2147483648)
10-07 14:07:45.236 E/Camera2ClientBase( 223): initialize: Camera 0: unable to initialize device: Unknown error -2147483648 (-2147483648)
10-07 14:07:45.236 I/Camera2Client( 223): Camera 0: Closed
10-07 14:07:45.266 V/CameraServiceListener(23932): Camera id 0 has status changed to 0x1
10-07 14:07:45.266 V/CameraServiceListener(23932): Camera id 0 has status changed to 0x1
10-07 14:07:45.266 I/Camera2ClientBase( 223): Closed Camera 0
10-07 14:07:45.266 W/AudioFlinger( 223): session id 376 not found for pid 7948
10-07 14:07:45.276 W/AudioFlinger( 223): session id 377 not found for pid 7948
10-07 14:07:45.276 W/CameraBase( 7948): An error occurred while connecting to camera: 0

I only changed two things yesterday, I updated unbounced and Viber, so it's one of the two. Anyone else has any issues with the camera? If not, it's most likely Viber then. Cheers
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
I tend to agree. It would be nice to have an option to opt out of global stats uploading.

Never had issues with camera. Must be Viber. Did you unbounce any wakelock that may be related to camera?
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
Did you tried to clear data from your Camera? Does it still happens afterwards?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tylerdurden83:
Nope, still using the free version. And unchecking unbounce, deleting viber and camera cache + reboot seems to have fixed it. Just clearing camera cache only temporarily fixed it, it reoccurred after a few hours.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jdock:
I like the global stats on principle, but it might be more interesting to see them as an average per-user in addition to as a total.
[Xposed Framework Modules] wilkster:
I have seen cases where some app grabs the camera hardware and won't release it properly (maybe it crashed or something) preventing other apps to accessing it. A reboot always clears it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] themaximillian:
Unbounce keeps waking Google Play Store.... Anyway to stop that from happening because Play Store keeps waking Play Services....

From da Phone
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
feature idea

I love the fact that some of my battery monitoring apps like BBS and GSAM automatically resets its stats after a reboot or after the phone comes off the charger. For me, seeing total overall stats in Unbounce is not very interesting because its not conducive to seeing the impact of changes I make. I know I can manually reset the stats in Unbounce but it would be good if there was a setting for default behavior like in BBS and GSAM.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Wh1t3Rose:
The wiping of stats in GSAM or BBS is not a "Feature". This happens because of one reason. When you reboot or unplug from the charger the batterystats.bin file automatically gets recreated.

This is native to android itself and is why the stock battery stats page in settings gets wiped as well. GSAM and similar apps gets all it's info from this file hence the stats getting erased.

Unbounce is different. It gets it's stats via a different method. Maybe automatic wiping of stats is possible. Not sure.

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Unbounce is not waking your play store. Something else is. Don't blame the module. Use Wakelock detector to track down exactly what service is waking Google play store and then unbounce it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] themaximillian:
Greenify says it's unbounce that wakes them up.....

Not blaming anything....

From da Phone
[Xposed Framework Modules] kmarc33:
do you use Tasker? Because I have a Tasker profile that uses the Unbounce plugin to reset the stats when I unplug from the charger or reboot...
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
I used to utilize Tasker quite a bit for all sorts of things. I am currently getting 0.1-0.3% battery drain per hour so I havent felt the need to use it again with this phone though automating things like change in volume, turning on/off wifi, etc is always convenient. I will look into Tasker again. Thank you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
I also agree that monitoring all the users stats can be fun but.. totally unnecessary, it should be an option to monitor and not by default.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Tasker is the best way to do this.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
Unbounce does wake up the Playstore and in turn the Play Services. I think that it is because of having donated and even Greenify wakes up Playstore if you use the donate version. It checks the donation state.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Neither one does that for me here.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
Greenify doesn't do it everytime, only occasionally. I have left it as it is since I thought that it was checking the donation state.

As far as Unbounce is concerned, only today I have donated though I had it for a couple of days and immediately I see it waking up Playstore. I don't know whether it will do occasionally like Greenify in which case I have no issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] aeoveu:
Okay, so here's an update to my experiment:

For around 2 hours, I was on edge (bad indoor coverage), and saw that the battery drain was 0.6% at the time I opened up my phone. The Play Services drain was very, very low (imagine how giddy I became) when I disabled the ConfigFetchService and UserPresenceService, but then saw that a few other wakelocks popped up (remember - I'm on edge, and with bad indoor coverage):

- com.google.android.gms.subscribedfeeds.SyncService,

- WakefullIntentService[GCoreUlr-LocationReportingService]

- SnetLaunchService

I think these showed up because my data connection was quite bad.

After throttling Wakefullintentservice in Unbounced (I can't tell if I've unbounced any other since I reset my stats), I decided to perform a test - but this time, I was on wifi, and in GSam, I decided to set a custom reference point.

1h30m later, there was no battery drain - I think this was the first time my battery actually flatlined (the drain, I mean).

[[EDIT: no flatline in the battery graph, but very close - the drain was literally 0% when I checked it. thought I'd make a quick edit.]]

So - in short, I only disabled the above two service (see quoted portion) and throttled WakeFullIntent as well. I didn't do anything with the subscribed feeds nor with the SnetLaunchService, and I managed to CONSIDERABLY reduce my drain even further!

Nowwww - I decided to search what these two new drains were. Snet, I think, is related with Android Device Manager (or some sort of security, since the keyword "security" shows up right next to Snet in Google) whilst I can't figure out what the other thing is (I reckon it began happening after I updated Newsstand from the Play Store a few days ago). Their drain in this latest 1h30m test didn't really show up, so I'm guessing this was more to do with a bad data connection than the phone going berserk.

tl;dr:

- disable com.google.android.gms.config.ConfigFetchService and com.google.android.gms.auth.be.proximity.authorization.userpresence.UserPresenceService

- throttle WakefullIntentService[GCoreUlr-LocationReportingService]

I already have EntriesRefresh_wakelock throttled to 480s (I also have prevented Google search from accessing background data) so I'm going to see what I can do to stop the drain on wifi. But for now, the above settings should help you considerably... I hope... without having to disable other stuff (I don't want to disable things unnecessarily).

I hate investigative android battery journalism!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
Today I only have ICING and ConfigFetchService Unbounced for Play Services and I've had no other crazy Wakelocks from GPS at all today with heavy use, in all sorts of Service Areas.

Seems you can maybe piss off Google by UnBounce-ing Play Service items and they'll create another Wakelock that'll drive you nuts.

I'm going with the Less Is More approach for right now on the Play Services. I've not disabled any Receivers or anything since my factory reset and everything is working nicely... For now [emoji6]
[Xposed Framework Modules] wilkster:
One of the things I have been wondering about is how different applications and services may react when they fail to gain a wakelock (by being unbounced). How well behaved are they? Do they try again after a short interval, attempt an alternative approach or something else that ultimately uses up more battery? Hard to tell with the Google services since they are all closed sourced. Maybe the only way to tell is to do what the folks here are doing and trial and error.
[Xposed Framework Modules] themaximillian:
Are you guys using any other tweeks, for example using System Tuner to disable various services in say Goggle Play Services?

Any experience using Unbounce in conjunction with Wakelock Terminator?

My battery has gone awol whilst me trying to find the best and easiest way to control my wakelocks and reduce my battery drain

From da Phone
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
I also have the same approach with regards to Unbounce. I too only unbounce Icing and ConfigFetchService. I am happy with my results so far...0.3% battery drain at idle last night.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
It's most definitely trial and error and prior to my Reset I had all sorts of things Unbounced for testing purposes etc... I'm just taking this opportunity to watch things a little closer and see
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
I'm having same wakelock (auth.be.proximity.authorization.userpresence.UserPresenceService), it's keeping my phone awake for 25 min in 14 hours, I'll disable it along with other suggested services/providers.

Many thanks :good:

For those who are interested in reducing wakelocks of Google Play Services & Google Services Framework, please check below post by xda member Karpfenhai, it reduces many wake-locks by disabling services in GPS, BUT THIS MOD MIGHT BREAK SOME FUNCTIONALITIES, SO MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE APPLYING IT.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55211341&postcount=25472
[Xposed Framework Modules] marbertshere:
Hey I tried updating to the latest version on xposed. First xposed fc'd during the actual install. I went back in and finished the install process and rebooted. Now Unbounced FC's as soon as I try to open it.

I'm on a Verizon S4 with 4.4.3 GPE (AOSP) ROM. If anyone has any ideas please let me know.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Perhaps try to clear Unbounce cache and data?
[Xposed Framework Modules] bweN diorD:
here are some stats from today

play services is acting up, it was less than 2 minutes yesterday.

i dont know if im going about this the wrong way, but each day i increase the unbounce time on those who stay awake the most time.

my thinking is if an item has 50 wakelocks, but only is awake for a few seconds, thats not a big deal right now. ill get to those when i have tamed the big time consumers.

the only issue i have had so far is gmail sync is delayed varying amounts of time (not really a big deal for me) but im still searching for the exact process causing it.

also it might be good, for the testing phase anyways, if all unbounced items could be shown, even if they have no wakelocks. i unbounced something related to the hotspot and had to edit it out of the config file because it was no longer showing. again, not a big deal, but it may further development if we move into a complete block option. we would want to be able to see those to reverse it as needed.

just my observations and suggestions, in support of this great app. :)

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here are some shots of some of the things i am unbouncing. there is a large block of google crap i skipped over in the shots to protect emails. its all sync for games, pics, location, etc etc. i only skip the sync for contacts and pics on my primary account, everything else is fair game.

if anyone wants specific values im using for unbounced items, just state which one and ill let you know.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tboooe:
Thank you for the detailed info. I am wondering though, how much incremental battery gain did you get after unbouncing the worst offenders? With me, I only had to unbounce 3 other wakelocks and alarms aside from the default ones. When looking at GSAM I noticed that even if I had a high number or time of alarm or wakelocks, the battery drain was actually quite small so I dont bother with those.
[Xposed Framework Modules] aeoveu:
Throttling the LoxationReportingService doesn't do much in decreasing the wake lock - it still runs sporadically in the background. I'm going to nuke this as well (I'll have 3 services disabled by me) and remove it from Unbounce so that the overhead, if any, can be reduced.

BTW, I'm documenting this not just for myself, but for the others. I'm also quoting my previous post for context.

Fingers crossed.