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[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
sure, fully got that, as mentioned many things are subject to very personal preference. i for example put my phone/phone ( the one i'm using to make calls haha... ) to airplane mode the moment it detects my helmet bluetooth headset on the other hand when i'm sitting in a restaurant or meeting with screen of and without wifi i would still want to receive all my com-stuff so that solution with data of on display off would not work for me.

thanks god things are like this because the more user configs exist the more variations of input and experience we get. would be almost boring otherwise ( somehow ) haha.. in any case thanks for sharing, very much appreciated.

enjoy
[Xposed Framework Modules] thaylok:
Normal?

Is it normal that Amplify haven't blocked more than 2 wakelocks after so many hours?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
Don't think so. My mobile data is always off but I have this wakelock.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
Are your location services turned off?

I was getting something similar with location OFF.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
That all depends on what you have amplified. Judging by your numbers there... Not much if anything at all, other than the default location ones possibly.

Get familiar with this app, scan through some pages and you'll see how it works and what others have been amplifying. Also we have a spread sheet going with some Wakelocks and Alarms that you could safely tinker with, others are marked Unsafe, I'd stay away from those.

If you have anymore questions just ask here, great group of people in here always wanting to help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vaibhav011286:
Problem in GCM for pushbullet

After unbouncing some wakelocks (see attached images plz), my pushbullet showing the problem for GCM push..

Please, help me to solve this problem..

Thank you...!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
,

That's a lot to Amplify at one time if that's what you mean here...

You could use Wakelock Detector to possibly see what that app relies on in particular.

Try Disabling the ones having to do with Play Services and then one by one enable them and you should see where you issue is hopefully. You have quite a few Play Service ones in there as well as SyncLoopWakelock and StartingAlertService. Also what Alarms have you altered? And are you by chance using Greenify too?
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
a guess remains a guess but that result would tell me that you havn't limited anything and location services are set to off or a lot of time i airplane mode or all of it. i took a certain risk to make such s specific assumption but that is how it could very well look if it were true. :)

the exact opposite, if my eyes don't play games with me you limited almost everything, at least all i can see, and the only one which would make sense to limit some higher is limited too low.

this is certainly not the way to go, why limit wakelocks to a number like 1, 3 or 4 and the likes while the greates culprit remains high. albeit i have my dedicated opinion about what these images show me, i will restrain myself and simply say. read and go to work with this. you have put an effort into finding out what to limit and what not and after that how much you want to limit them. i and others gave very useful instructions as to how to narrow things down.

however finally the answer to your question is, you limited something that keeps your app and probably other service from functioning properly and then nobody can help you because on that level of using the app, just activating anything from top down, the only help is to diversify and this can only be done by the user of each device.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Weetbix:
Same here. Had a quick look when I didn't have time to download. This time I remembered Dropbox have the option to save a folder to my Dropbox. So I have it saved for when I have the chance to go through it all without being in a rush.

Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
They get saved in /data/data/com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce/files

The three files are serialized java objects, so not easily readable. You could deserialize them, though, with some effort.

I can add a way to export them.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Solace50:
exporting/importing would be ideal, allows sharing of settings/editing of old entries etc...
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Not sure what the point of bringing up the play store soft reboots is, but want to make sure the record is clear: The soft reboots that the old app versions had were due to a bug in Amplify. That's 100% my problem. They were not from people limiting certain wakelocks, alarms, or services, and certainly not from limiting those in 1ceb0x's community spreadsheet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] milojoseph:
I pray that the moderator clean this up as it was hard for me to search for something on tapatalk. Plz pm each other.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arvonn:
No idea but I too have this nasty wake lock.

It has to do with Amazon app store I think.
[Xposed Framework Modules] teemo:
ShoeboxComputing.

I think it's a HTC thingy. Media related. Zoe, blinkfeed or similar. Depends on correctly working media scanner. Google search gives these few hints. Make sure mediascanner is working correctly before trying to fix this wake lock.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
I don't have Amazon app installed, even don't have Amazon account.

I agree with [MENTION=4764393]temoo[/MENTION], most probably it's related to HTC phones.
[Xposed Framework Modules] MBurns2:
lg g2, liquid smooth, greenify +amplify, only one cycle after latest kernel :
[Xposed Framework Modules] arvonn:
Ahh. It must be Zoe then, because I have a nexus 5 and I had the the HTC Zoe app installed.

Guess what htc app isn't worth the battery drain! Uninstalled.

..
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
this and

may i friendly bring to attention that there is an ignore list. this is exactly what it is made for and since i deposit certain fellows there, life became quite a few notches nicer and peaceful again.

if we see something it's sometimes impossible (nobody is perfect) to restrain & swallow the answer. before taking the risk to get reprimanded or other kinds of sh**storms for giving the right but politically incorrect answer, i prefer to not see certain kinds of attitudes.
[Xposed Framework Modules] MIKEMON:
yep, I'm very satisfied

everything in my order
[Xposed Framework Modules] xxlakis:
Has any one experienced a wackelock called "network location locator"? Judging from name and behavior it appears when I have no WiFi nor data active but I can't figure out why my phone attempts to locate itself through network without data connection.I checked my apps and none of them is responsible.any idea?
[Xposed Framework Modules] justmpm:
Hi Everyone,

In case you are wondering what just happened...I cleaned this thread. There are some issues that may need hammering out, but the safety of anything on xda really isn't on of them. The truth is that NOTHING ON XDA IS SAFE. Everything on xda should be considered experimental and may damage your device or even (gasp) drain the battery!

If some settings have been tested and have been declared "safe", then I think we all realize that this means that it didn't cause the tester's device to catch fire, explode, brick (hard or soft) etc. A different device with other settings, installed apps, etc. may suffer a different fate, but for the most part (meaning >99.9 % of the time) the safe settings will pretty much work with most people's set ups. If you are experimenting with something like Amplify you are probably well beyond new user status and should have realized this by now.

Please stop derailing this thread with arguments that are not about Amplify. I just deleted two pages of posts that were really about the definition of the word "safe" and when it can be used. If you are having an issue with one of the settings in Amplify, please notify the developers. The best way to get help is to include: which device you are using, what version of Android/ROM you are running, and enough information for people to replicate your problem(s). If you are slightly more advanced, you can include a logcat.

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] asdfasdfvful:
Thanks. I understand it isn't possible yet, but I have other apps like per app hacking and wakelock terminator. If I attempt to reduce the wakelock, would it be likely that the app function will be unaffected?
[Xposed Framework Modules] aeoveu:
It was said somewhere that denying the wake lock permission doesn't improve it - this doesn't deny it, but stalls it instead. So - if you want to try and run it in tandem with another config, try it out and report back.

In other news, I noticed that while Play Services' drain has been tamed (4.4.4, stock, using the version from xposed), I seem to be having this weird battery drain still. I have location reporting on and Google Now on as well. Other apps don't seem to be accessing location (or I can't see if they are, cause the BBS and WLD and GSam don't report anything unusual), but I'm going to try turning off location reporting and keep Now on.

Earlier, when I had location reporting off and Now on, I would still get a play services drain (but not as much as I would if location reporting was on), so that's why I'm going to try this new method. I'm not uninstalling this mod.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sino8r:
So this version is for 4.1.2 also or just 4.2?
[Xposed Framework Modules] chw9999:
Parsing error on ICS... :( that indicates it was not compiled for ICS...
[Xposed Framework Modules] wvuravens-fan:
Wow, this is a big battery saver. Only issue is my outlook email app stopped pushing new emails.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Oh. My. God.

I had no idea this would blow up the way it did. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have released it on my way out the door!

First, thank you all for all of your feedback and bug reports. Sorry I wasn't here to fix them quickly. Special thanks to people, like 1ceb0x and others, that helped sort through the facts and present FAQs for people.

Finally, a HUGE thank you to xordos for cloning the repo and providing some releases! So awesome. Thank you for the help!

I'm going to read through the thread and add some Q&A to the Faq. I'll also elaborate a bit on how the Alarms and Wakelocks interact, and how to set things up for your own device. I'll also try to get a bugfix release out early tomorrow morning, but that's basically just integrating the work that Xordos has done.

Thank you all for the response. I'm so happy that this works for you as well as it did for my girlfriend's phone, which was the inspiration for this work :)

Thanks,

Ryan (cryptyk)
[Xposed Framework Modules] jfriend33:
Will using this have any effect with greenifying apps but are allowed to wake with gcm push?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RHChan84:
I was trying to read through 12 pages but just couldn't do it. I'm glad I found your answer. I was going to set everything to 1200 but of 420 gives the same result, then I'll bring it to 420

Sent from my VZW LG G3 (tapatalk)
[Xposed Framework Modules] starcallr:
yeah man, you started something here..... :)

(& not a bad thing!)
[Xposed Framework Modules] wvuravens-fan:
Yeah this is messing with my push notifications from my email. I turned off the mod and they started working again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Which email app are you using, and what make/model of phone?
[Xposed Framework Modules] wvuravens-fan:
Outlook for personal and touchdown for work. I have not tested gmail yet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
And you're having problems with push on both TouchDown, and the stock email app (with an exchange account)?
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Updated the FAQ on the OP. I addressed the recommended settings, from my point of view. Consider it a starting point. The collective wisdom of the folks in this thread will rapidly outpace any testing I can do on my own.

I also tried to explain what's going on behind the scenes a bit.

Still a lot of work to do on top of just sorting versions and doing bugfixes. Be patient and watch for updates in the xposed modules section. This will continue to get better and better as I learn more by reading the obfuscated code in Play Services dex files.

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] wvuravens-fan:
I don't use the stock app. I use touchdown to avoid the password requirement.
[Xposed Framework Modules] nIGhT-SoN:
[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] Will you adapt it for 4.2.2 in the official version? Now I'm using the one modified by xordos and I won't get the updates over xposed to your module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mattisekk722:
Hi, i set 300 seconds, so I expect 12 wake up/hour but I don't understand the result in WLD app, here s the screenshot, it works?
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Yep. I'm going to roll in xordos's changes, and continue to improve the app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] wvuravens-fan:
Changing the setting to 240,240,0,0 seemed to fix my email sync issue.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Hey all,

I've tried to collect all of the existing issues and put them in the bug tracker: https://bitbucket.org/cryptyk/nlpunbounce/issues?status=new&status=open

In order to keep this thread clean, remove duplicate posts, and respond to feature and bug requests, I'm asking you to please use the tracker going forward. This also lets you upvote bugs and feature requests so I know what's most important to folks.

Thanks!

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] cAase:
Do you guys have a minimum wake up time you consider worth amplifying or not, for a period of a day for an example? I have used the phone from around 10 this morning, and I have a lot of wakelocks that are safe to say unbounce but only have a wake time of maybe 4-7 minute. Maybe unbouncing them makes more harm than good?
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
good question

this would be the perfect question if it hadn't been answered so many times already. i will gladly link you but please do yourself and others a favour and read the threads you join to get an overall pictures, that will in most cases answer 90+% of common questions:

a) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56703930&postcount=3497

b) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56719472&postcount=3527

these are only the latest of myself but there were others and earlier posts on the subject

further these are not rules, but personal choices, so you can easily choose other numbers or durations as to you liking because the most important point is that you're satisfied with your battery life and it is not worth to limit 10 more alarms and wakelocks to get from 0.2%/h down ot 0.18%/h in idle, albeit 10% sounds good, hope you see what i mean, overhead in that case could well be bigger than the 0.02% benefit.

good luck
[Xposed Framework Modules] cAase:
Yes sir, you're right. Thanks for direction links.
[Xposed Framework Modules] V@no:
Hello.

Please, please, please! add ability manually scroll long names (each name manually), current auto scroll is impossible, it takes forever when there is a long list with huge names (it would probably help if initially it would show beginning and end of the name with ... in the middle and would show full name when we start scrolling)

Also, a huge improvement would we if after blocking an item it would return to the same position we were before, so we can easily resume searching for next item to block. (currently it jumps to the top and we have to scroll and wait for the horizontal scroll until we can find which item goes next)

And finally it would also help if there was an options to show blocked items separately as it is now, or mixed together with the list and highlight them with different color instead.

Thank you so much for this app!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
In the OP it states if you have a bug or a feature request to use GitHub. Here is the link. You can upvote what is there or add a new one.

https://github.com/rsteckler/unbounce-android/issues
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
not necessary

this feature, albeit nothing wrong with it if it would be there, is not necessary in my opinion. reason is:

you can simply use landscape mode and you can read the long names. should there be any left which are even longer than that, during the time you need to read and type that super long names readable part, the rest would certainly become visible as well. of course this remains up to the dev but from my experience an app which takes care of every no matter how small eventuality, sooner or later becomes bloated and the original purpose and/or the overall experience begins to suffer.

this app did 90% of the job with only 2 wakelocks being limited and has already multiplied in size and complexitiy to cover another fraction of the remaining 10% and IMHO the services part has already been a step too far compared to how many really use it and compared to the usefulness. i even think that since the main goal of this app is and was to limit wakelocks and alarms without killing it entirely thought to keep functionality on a level each after his gusto, to kill a service is exactly what i for example don't want. then i can freeze the app which needs that and it's gone and there has long since been other means to kill services.
[Xposed Framework Modules] schlager P.:
Ok, to get things in order before saying "stuff's not working", did a full wipe, reinstalled rom and now light manager 's gone, let the monitoring begin!

Sent from the den of inequity
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
Hi Ryan,

I faced continuous FCs each time I tried to launch Amplify ( 2.0.6), was fixed after deleting the files under

/data/data/com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce/files*

Attached is the logcat if it's of any use for you.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1uifzuceum38hdk/2014-11-16-16-54-40.txt?dl=0

Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
Thank you for the logcat! I'll fix this.
[Xposed Framework Modules] B3rt0:
Is there any way to get these settings without having xposed? I really love this feature but Lollipop is great as well. Don't want to miss out on the new features but don't wanna get angry about the nlp wakelocks neither :/
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
No. You get one or the other. That may or may not change in the mid to distant future.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Sami Jildeh:
First, thank you [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] for this app.

I used the free version for some days and then i donated.

I just want to mention a thing (i don't know if it is a bug or not) when i was using the free version (latest version) i pressed the reset button from the app and since i press it, it stopped working. Every time i open the app i get 0 for 'Stats collected for' and then it starts to count until the screen is off, when i open it again i get 0.

I uninstall it and reinstall it from Play Store. After that it worked.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Solace50:
after a few days of meddling my s4 is at .2-.3% idle (had to re-enable a few minor things).

simple advice for others is go isolate your issue and replace that app with an alternative before meddling with wakelocks since usually its safer and easier to do. its amazing how many better alternatives exist compared to stock software and this esp goes for any carrier in northamerica that comes with a bloated phone.

if you want decent battery and are willing to sacrifice some time to do so then do the following. (also note if you cant comprehend a single portion of this without asking a question then i suggest you google/read up on whatever it may be before proceeding(

1. download a GE/TW/CM based rom theres plenty of popular ones out there that are debloated and slimmed down (GE/CM are much more fine tuned then samsungs TW)

2. get an alternate kernel googy/ktoonz for the rom

3. find alternate third party apps for your core software such as maildroid etc... for your own needs (the only one i cant find an alternative to is skype and that is by far the worst **** ever sometimes)

4. disable all forms of syncs except maybe contacts unless you require/enjoy such features. (i dont get whats so hard about backing things up or making a tasker task for it rather then letting google have free reign over your phone

5. disable all features on your phone (until everything is setup) ex NFC/BT/WIFI/SMARTSTAY etc...

6. throughly go through all your apps and disable automatic update checks etc.. playstore does this for you anyways along with disable any other nonsense.

7. install unbounce/amplify with myandroid tools

8. follow icebox's guide to disabling google play services so theres less offending alarms.

9. unbouce the remaining offending wakelocks/alarms.

10. enjoy a long lasting battery (go enabled any features you wish to use).

think there should be an approved app list for people to view that has small footprint apps that actually behave as they should and do the job well. ex. maildrod/androidweather.
[Xposed Framework Modules] julioforo:
Hey [MENTION=4176798]Solace50[/MENTION] , where is the icebox guide that you mentioned?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mistertac:
It's in his signature. If you're using Tapatalk or XDA app you'll need to use Web View to see it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] shinra00:
here you have: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55874177&postcount=1940
[Xposed Framework Modules] ericsmart:
activitymanger-launch went up like crazy...what's the solution? if I unbounce gcm_lib, will it help to slow activitymanger-launch?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
+1 to this guidance. With minimal tweaks my phone idles at 0.7-0.8% which is rather impressive given 1) small battery with a 100+ charge/discharges cycles; 2) Wifi/cell radios on 7x24 and 3) the number of apps/syncs I keep enabled including typical power hogs like full push gmail. Granted, I disabled a few Play Services (thanks, icebox) but I attribute much of the power saving to careful app selection, disabling autostarts, quarantining a few nasty Google/preinstalled apps and common sense things like screen dimming. At first squashing wakelocks seemed like a great idea but in the end I never realized significant power savings and sometimes made things worse. Obviously others have had better experiences and I applaud Ryan (Amplify developer), icebox, magnamentis and many others for their hard work and frequent contributions. But in the end a lighter touch did the trick for me.

EDIT: Forgot in mention Greenify which manages a handful of apps that like to spontaneously wake and/or stay active in the background. I also believe Wakeup Timer Coalescing (under experimental features) has made a significant difference although I lack hard evidence/numbers to support that.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
activitymanager-launch has no relation with gcm_lib. i am curious what made you think that?

acrivitymanager-launch interacts with all the activities done by the system or user. the more you use your phone, the bigger the value. it is not a battery offender and since it is a system part it should be left untouched.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ericsmart:
I'm sorry, I tried my hardest to read English, I'm deaf and American Sign Language is my language. I believe gcm_lib have nothing to do with activitymanger-launch. my old eyes are tired from reading all random things while my son is in hospital. I guess my mind buried into random ridiculous thoughts. but two of those is what wakeup numerous times, so I went back where I was...lightly unbounce some here and there with disabled some services are only best answer to save battery. I was curious what it's like to be hardcore batt saver.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 1ceb0x:
sorry to hear that, mate. no disrespect meant in my post, was just curious why gcm_lib has any relation with activity manager (maybe was something i didn't knew).
[Xposed Framework Modules] ericsmart:
all is good long as it doesn't offended batt like you said.