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[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
In a way, Amplify can also reduce drain while the phone is on as we are also limiting the frequency of the wakelocks/alarms whether the screen is on or off. If you don't use Gtalk or Hangouts I believe you can completely remove (not freeze) them with SD Maid or related app. I've frozen G+ and didn't remove it because I think Google intends to tightly integrate it into android (if it hasn't already, there are G+ "likes" in the Play Store) and I don't want removing it to cause problems now or in the future. No idea about syncro.

For reducing battery drain while using your phone, you still have to check BBS and see what's draining your battery BESIDES the app that you are using at the time. Then decide, if and how you want to limit them. No one can tell you what to limit when using your phone because only you will know what you are using at the time and what apps shouldn't be activating on it's own, right? IMO, to really reduce drain while using the phone, you'll have to do things like underclock, governors, and scripts but there can be performance hits/risks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
yes but when you use your phone a given amount of time with screen and some apps on it will use something between 16 and 22% battery per hour while the wakelocks per hour will cause perhaps 0.2-0.5% under normal circumstances and then some of the wakelocks will be for apps in use so this 0.5% simply does not make any significant difference. further we are mostly talking about how to compare battery consumtion in one configuration agains another and since it's impossible to have the phone actively using exactly the same way and time day after day, idle is the only solution. both these reasons are 99% spot on target while the remaining 1% simply does not count in the context. to eat one kilo of fat is not just that, per year it's little and per day it's deadly etc. etc. possilbe examples to underline the point are infinitely available.

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not that serious a thing, just thought to hint nicely. if you ask someone for the way in a foreign city you would not go check if the explanation was correct and then go back and find the man to thank him, it's formal and should be autmatic IMO, but as i said, talking this in detail is a) OT, b) relative c) not appropriate, even my hinting at this subject is questionable, sometimes i do it if someone asks several questions after question and i see that none of the replies got thanked.

all is well, on topic i must say that, like someone else mentioned, you probably harness the horse from the wrong end. of course you are free to do things as you like but then you say the device behaves strange? so that's what was said it will, so perhaps you just heed the many correct hints and recommendations. inventing the wheel twice will inevitably lead to a? yes another wheel, so nothing wrong with that but inefficent, partly taking time and energy from those who try to help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
Correct, some wakelocks/alarms will be related to what app you are using at the moment. The point is to see what app SHOULDN'T be activating on its own when you are using another app and/or its related alarms/wakelocks. There are some that don't appear in BBS in idle but start to act up when you turn on the screen even before using any app. I have noticed this. It will probably be different for different phones. This is where you can further fine tune drain with Amplify.

Also, Audiomix wakelock doesn't really activate in idle but when playing a game with sound, it creates a huge wakelock and corresponding drain in BBS but you can limit it and STILL have sound.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mrdunlop:
Dev, I am having issues with the app not running upon reboots. I have to open the app to get it to start running and monitoring. I have this app white-listed to prevent it from being killed however. Every-time I seem to open the app it displays a 00:00 for stats collected. Once its running it seems to keep collecting stats.

This is inconvenient to have to open app after each reboot, I have purchased the pro version
[Xposed Framework Modules] Takamoto:
Hi all guys,in this guide

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...Rtzhg/htmlview?_e_pi_=7,PAGE_ID10,4158494166#

I found this alarm:

com.android.internal.telephony.data-stall.

In my amplify I have:

com.android.internal.telephony.gprs.data-stall

It's the same?

Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] VoLTaqe:
Same
[Xposed Framework Modules] furboom1240:
Yes. I believe that option is available within the main Facebook app and if messenger is installed it should apply to that app as well. I set mine to one hour. There is a 6 hour option, too. While in Facebook, hit Menu key>settings and it should be the fourth or fifth option.

Good luck.

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In case you didn't know, the Xposed Framework needs more than just Superuser access. It needs to be able to install its own binaries in a system folder, indicated as app_process on the Xposed Framework main page. If that is at ---, then it means Xposed is not activated and no modules can work. I believe Lollipop has made the writing to this block of memory more difficult and I'm sure rovo89 is working on a solution as we speak.

Good things come to those who wait...
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
Facebook is invasive application, it can't be controlled by it's own options, it will keep waking your device whatever you do.

Better you Greenify it, but you will lose the real time notifications.

Kill it and live in peace of mind :thumbup:
[Xposed Framework Modules] furboom1240:
New Subject: Reconciliation for my big mouth

Mr. Zabin, sir, I would like to apologize for any insult I might have caused, and for any lines I crossed. Please be sure that despite the connotation, it is NOT representative of how I carry myself on ANY forum, not just this one. I wish you all a prosperous new year, and a forum free of the tension I may have caused.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cyclu:
I wonder why since latest Play Service 6.5.99 update I have these wakelocks "*sync*/com.google android.gms..." even if the corresponding hidden account sync are disabled in Settings - Accounts with Greenify "Reveal Hidden Sync" experimental features until now I never had this problem.

[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] Justly the above wakelocks appear under wrong package name Android System instead Play Service. I have checked in Better Battery Stats and Wakelock Detector and they are under Play Service.

Merry Christmas to you and everyone! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Snake-Plissken:
I have a problem with this module. After about a complete circle draining and recharging the battery it keeps my device awake a 100%. After uninstalling wake lock is gone. I tried it 3 times to reinstall and watched the behavior. Same thing...
[Xposed Framework Modules] GermainZ:
Hey guys, I cleaned up some posts here since they weren't about Amplify, but a personal argument. Please remember two things:

Respect each other. Just because someone's advice isn't the one you want, doesn't mean it's not meant to be helpful. Thank it or ignore it, but there's no need for personal attacks.

At the same time, just because another user didn't welcome your advice, that doesn't give you the right to resort to personal attacks as well.

You can review the forum rules here. Cheers. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
You was faster than me, I do apologize for you, sorry for that stupid reply.

Sorry everybody on this thread.

Happy new year.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xk0niR:
Someone got some info about this service of google play services:

com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.libraries.social.mediamonitor.MediaMonitorIntent

I blocked it but (reading Amplify states) it still seems to be allowed sometimes.

Anyone else has this one?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
Is this it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] xk0niR:
I don´t use this Module and as I said, this Service is started by Google Play Services.

i tried "DisableService" but still no luck.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.libraries.social.mediamonitor.M ediaMonitorIntent sounds like what the Media Scanner in that link will control. You could try asking in that thread if this is the service that it manages.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xk0niR:
I´m pretty sure that Media Scanner is handled by com.android.providers.media and not by Play Services.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Andypandiiee:
If i donate and delete the application, how do i get pro features back?
[Xposed Framework Modules] LiL_Assassin:
They should just come back after you re Download.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cyclu:
I don't know why in many threads the people's recommend Disable Service app instead My Android Tools (I prefer it than Android Tuner it has very helpful functions like search, sort by disabled and running items and export all settings) by the same developer because it's not sufficient to disable only the Service we should also disable Broadcast Receiver (see the screenshot)

And you are right this Service has nothing to common with Media Scanner it has to do more with an social service according to the name and Receiver I think about Google+.

My Android Tools link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.myandroidtools
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tinchoska:
Hi guys, I want only to stop play services to wake up, it's having lots of wakes.... Need huge help
[Xposed Framework Modules] mafsi:
See page 194 on this forum.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55874177&postcount=1940
[Xposed Framework Modules] mrdunlop:
I have amplify and i have donated for pro features, however i am unable to get them to display. I have disabled greenify, deepsleep ect. Tee set my phone several times and waited for several weeks but the pro features still do not show up in my app. Every time i load the app it displays like it was not tracking. Even after hours of running it shows no wake locks, i know my phone cant possibly have no wake locks. Any suggestions?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RoxAbout:
Unable to run Pro after donating

Have you searched the thread yet?

Also is the module enabled in xposed?

Uninstalled, Reboot to recovery & wiped cache, Reinstalled?

I'm sure if you give the thread a good search you'll find the fix.

Please after you get it running go back and edit your original post with what you did to fix it.

Thanks

Happy new year peeps!
[Xposed Framework Modules] mrdunlop:
Thank you for your reply, I tried everything you recommend cept for one thing. I disabled all xposed module. I did that then repeated, un installed, reset clear, re install, re enabled all modules and it worked. I now have pro features, thanks again for your input, happy new year looking forward to lollipop!
[Xposed Framework Modules] itaysorin:
can someone with lg g3 post here his amplify setting for me ?

i dont know what is the best setting for LG G3
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
There is no optimum setting for any particular model. Though we may have identical phones, your setup will be different from mine. So what is optimum for me may cause freezes or bootloops for you.

Search for [MENTION=2688060]1ceb0x[/MENTION]'s posts and also go through the list of safe/unsafe wakelocks linked in the first page.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ghalib87:
Dear [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION], i have purchased this app few months back...i had to setup my phone....but seems like i have lost the pro features. ..its asking for donation again..should i send you the Google transaction details from my Google wallet ? Plz fix it .

P:S: i am sorry. ..i have disabled Google play and other related apps ..this was the reason. ..sorry dear dev [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION]

POWERED bY TWEAK Rom and ShuRiken
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
Start reading here and try what is suggested.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=57846175&postcount=3910
[Xposed Framework Modules] cbarai:
This has happened to me a few times. The app would not work until the app was removed from settings->apps and then reinstalled from the play store. It didnt work when installed from xposed only the play store version did.

I am not sure what triggered the app to stop working but during a random check to see if there was anything else that could be blocked I noticed it wasnt.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sidamos77:
Unfortunately, since upgrading to Lollipop, I cannot use this great module anymore. I am trying to do something at least a bit similar by using Tasker and the DisableService app to stop NlpCollectorWakeLock and NlpWakeLock when the display is off. To achieve that, I am disabling/enabling these services from Google Play Services on Display off/unlock:

com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.network.NetworkLocationService

com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.fused.NlpLocationReceiverService

I have verified that the Tasker tasks do indeed work, but I still get high numbers (552 + 2237) of NlpCollectorWakeLock and NlpWakeLock and long awake time from them (34 + 2 minutes in 7 hours) according to WakeLockDetector. Anyone any idea why? Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] RoxAbout:
Must have xposed for this and any other xposed mods to work. Xposed has not YET been tweaked to work with Lollipop [if ever]

Had you searched for loliipop you wouldve found this posted about a zillion times.

Reinstall KK v4.4.4 to get the features working again.

Lollipop = "omg they killed kenny!" :eek::(
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mao04:
Great idea, I think I'll look into this myself. I'll keep you posted if I find any solutions.

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I'm pretty sure he understands that Xposed doesn't work with Art and Lollipop. He's saying he's trying to use Tasker to replace the functionality of Amplify thus eliminating the need for Xposed at all.
[Xposed Framework Modules] justyourimage:
Nice little utility - I've disabled Wakelock Terminator for now and donated to soft-limit the Wakelocks by time since this seems the better way to do so to me - at least in most cases.

Two things I'd wish to have:

The ability to completely block a Wakelock without Timeout Nevermind that one - seems like setting it to 0 will do just that like you wrote in the initial post right ?

and last but not least:

A way to ask questions about specific Wakelocks / Alarms in the App itself - that sends the Info from that Wakelock collected with the Question to you (or better uploads it to a Ticket Platform so that you don't get spammed with Mails at once).

That should help you indentifying possible Wakehogs er ...locks better - right?

For example I noticed since reflashing the official 4.4.2 ANG2 S5 Rom again that *net_scheluder* and SNetLaunchService are both triggering Wakelogs for really long periods of time (by that I mean over 50% of uptime). They're both supposedly from Google - SNetLaunchService from Google Playstore and *net_scheluder* from Google Services. Now I have Google+ sync off, Google Location Services off, Google Now Bloatware removed, Samsung Sync off and Bloatware removed and have WiFi set to "Disable when Screen is Off" - and this still happens. I added both to be limited to each 240s for the start - but I'm not so sure what they do and if I really need them at all when my Screen is off.

Cheers! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
[MENTION=6307499]justyourimage[/MENTION]

I have *net scheduler* limited to 240 and the allowed wakelocks are 46 and blocked ones are 184 over a period of two days. I have no issues with this setting.

SNet is not showing up in my wakelocks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] furboom1240:
SNet probably isn't showing up because you don't have a Samsung device (as listed on your member page) and that Wakelock is a perfect example of how Samsung code mixes too easily into Google Code but developers can't seem to obtain it easily enough...

#MeddlingOEMs make it harder for a phone to stay tame.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sidamos77:
It seems, that because of disabling those services on display off, the Android Wear app sometimes closes itself. Not 100% sure yet, if it's related, but looks like it is.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Snah:
AudioMix wakelock vs Poweramp

This has been discussed before in the thread, but I couldn't find a "solution".

I have the same experience as posted before: When letting Amplify handle AudioMix, playing music with Poweramp stops after a while when the screen goes off. It comes back after some time, but then goes away again. It doesn't matter if stock lockscreen sound option is on or not, nor if played using headphones or not (both as suggested previously). Greenifying Poweramp I haven't tried as I've prevented it from starting at boot. Has anyone else found a way to control the AudioMix wakelock with PowerAmp or is it even relevant battery wise? It seems a huge drainer, but I haven't had the time to check it in detail.

Using BeyondPod or KiesCast with Amplify controlling AudioMix works. Haven't tried with other players.

Also, I would suggest it is added to the information about AudioMix that it interferes with PowerAmp.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dimm0k:
I'm pretty sure AudioMix is tied to most audio players and are only active when you're playing music... with that said it doesn't really make sense to Greenify or Amplify the player or the wakelock respectively if they're in use especially if the screen is off.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LiL_Assassin:
While this is probably true, some devices are plagued by the wake lock regardless. Like my s2, it once had 4 hours with no music player installed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] freecore.mc:
RILJ1

i have a at&t Samsung S5 and this wakelock RILJ1 is at the top of list, what is it for?

and can something be done about it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Takamoto:
Good morning,I'd like to have information about those wakelock:Activity manager-Launch,GTALK_CONN and keyguard.

Tnx..
[Xposed Framework Modules] justyourimage:
See initial post for the List of known Wakelocks - it 's supposed to be for Cell-Locations (which is a must for the Phone to work) :)

1ceb0x	RILJ (Cell signal)	NOT RECOMMENDED	600	Responsible for the location through Cellular towers?

Are you maybe using Tasker or in an Area where you have bad reception ?

---

I'd instantly flash an Stock Rom if I wouldn't know that the most important features like Energy Saving, Camera and stuff wouldn't be working with it (since they all depend on TouchWiz). I just wish Samsung would ditch their ugly UI or at least make it more customizable ... I'm using Wanam to modify it a bit but that 's still far from how good the Stock UI looks like in Kitkat compared to the one Samsung uses (oh the "lovely" colors, monstrous font-sizes and non-existing paddings/margins).
[Xposed Framework Modules] wahuka:
Hi all.

Can someone say to me what are this Process and how i can solve it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
In my opinion, you can limit it. I have limited it to 240 seconds and wakelock allowed is 160 and blocked is 2299 within a period of three days. Mobile signal has no issues and calls come through and can be made without any problems.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Don164:
Hi All,

l tend to read reviews before trying an app which has system level Capabilities and after reading many reviews on this, Im impressed. l intend to donate as the developer behind this deserves it and it has helped many people.

My Only worry is what settings do I use ?!

I Know settings aren't universal but can someone recommend some settings for me.

I'm a Note 3 with stock 4.3 ROM and kernel. I'm not a user of location services nor Google Voice or in fact many Google products minus Thier 0S. Also I have a persistent problem with carrier IQ AS its causing many wake locks which is funny as I don't even I use T Mobile. Thank You
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
stock settings do 80% of the job battery life wise and the rest is fine tuning depending on:

- personal target

- device, rom and especially apps installed

so go with stock and let it run a day or two, check battery life and search for long or frequent wakelocks and/or alarms in the "safe to limit" section and increase their limits from 0 to whatever value produces your target result without side effects.

i and others posted quite a few lengthy and detailed tutorials in this very thread, i recommend to read the the whole thread and if this sounds

like a lot of work, yes, the last 1% over night idle usage is hard work, sometimes months to get down from 3% in 8h to 2% in 8h though
[Xposed Framework Modules] Don164:
Thanks ! I was wondering does this app prevent Carrier IQ from causing wake locks as thats a problem for me. My overall target really is to get a phone with good battery life ! I'm not a heavy user and I usually turn off settings which i don;t require. I'm starting to think about finally moving away from the stock ROM although i'm having trouble finding a suitable ROM and I'm hoping to change kernels as well.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mike B.:
Have you considered simply removing Carrier IQ from /system/app altogether?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RoxAbout:
Search works wonders....

Try using Titanium Backup and freeze it, or search for a rom as close to stock for your device minus carrier iq, or search the device's thread for carrier iq.

XDA has lots of posts and 2 eyes vs 10 fingers makes you a lot smarter in the long run. I always suggest that people read ALL posts on a thread, then if they still need help post a question. Most likely 9 out of 10 times you will find your answer. Thats why I'm giving you info instead of just a lecture.

As far as amplify goes with carrier iq [and I know some will disagree] set the # to 100, see what happens then 500, check rinse repeat.

I have some items [if you read my old posts] set to 999999 [max 9's] and my nexus runs just fine & gives me hecka long battery life.

YMMV

Please be sure to report back by editing your original post to update your findings.

N Joy! and good luck!

:good::highfive::good:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Don164:
I've always thought that might make my phone unstable

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Thanks ! I was reading the first 10 pages which made me me want to download the module ! I can't seem to find the process in Titanium Backup although I will say thanks again !
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mike B.:
If Carrier IQ were provided by anyone but the carrier it would probably be listed as "malware". SInce you seem reluctant to change anything in your ROM, first make a Nandroid backup on an external device, verify that you can restore from it, then relax. With a dependable backup, you can safely tweak/delete/edit most anything safely, knowing that at a moment's notice you can return to the "before" state. No reason to only "amplify" if it's something you don't need at all. No wakelock is better than a tamed wakelock! ;)

FYI my daily driver is a Note 3 (SM-N900T) on an AT&T reseller with a modded N9005 KK 4.4.2 ROM (no Carrier IQ, no unnecessary Samsung junkware, and several tweaked system files for surround sound, LTE carrier aggregation, etc.) over a custom kernel (LeanKernel). I have Greenify, Amplify and a few similar tools but use them all very sparingly. It's stable as a rock and apparently my >47K AnTuTu scores are some of the fastest around. Yes, I backup religiously, just in case... ;)