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[Xposed Framework Modules] Ulf3000:
yah yah ,we understand your problems ,no need to go on , please troll

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i feel you , my old z3c (kitkat be praised !!!) had 0 to 1% over night even after 4 years of the same battery ... i was the only one who could still call or make a photo on the last day of a music festival or long weekend trips into the wilderniss

i still use a lot of apps from 2014/15 becasue they are so much leaner than todays apps and of course fdroid mini apps , lite mods etc. but nothinmg comes close .. im on oreo s7
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Ha - who's the troll? Sorry I don't subscribe to your 2014 view of the world.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Be4st187:
Nooo. My days using Amplify have come to an end as it doesn't seem to pick up a single wakelock or alarm on android 10 (siberia project rom)
[Xposed Framework Modules] PoochyX:
That's what you get for updating to android 10 it's not about the android Verison it's about the modifications functionality that it can deliver and as you can see Google it's trying to patch up as many modifications as possible [emoji134]

([emoji3590]09-09-18[emoji3590])
[Xposed Framework Modules] Be4st187:
Yeah I know. I'm just fiddling around with ROMs at the moment trying to find a nice ROM/kernel combo on my OnePlus 6 to maximise battery life. Giving Siberia Project and Radioactive Kernel a test overnight and if it doesn't beat my previous 0.4/h drain with Havoc OS and blu_spark, I will revert back to Pie where Amplify works. Enjoying the SOT with Android 10 though. Seem to be getting triple the amount of time over Havoc OS 2.9 (Pie), though I'm hoping the numbers on AccuBattery's guesstimations are lying.
[Xposed Framework Modules] adamf663:
1) the xposed module's info page advises getting amplify from the play store. It doesn't seem to be in the store any more. I visited amplify android and it's playstore links are bad.

2) Tried to buy pro. The app thanked me for the thought but said it failed.

Is there any way to upgrade to pro? Is amplify an abandoned app?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
Amplify is abandoned; skim last dozen pages of this forum for confirmation. Nor is it needed on any modern device. There are a handful of fanboys who will faithfully stand by this tool that was only relevant on KitKat/Lollipop when blocking wakelocks, alarms and services was a thing. In reality wakelocks are not the evil scourge that is attributed to their name (got the words 'wake' and 'lock' it it; must be bad!). If you have a drain issue figure out what's causing it and fix the problem vs masking symptoms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] trancinguy:
Still needed because of companies like Samsung, LG, and things like "analytics", bloatware etc. It also allowed disabling without side effects. Those that are anti this app are actually upset at Ryan because of abandonment issues, luckily many people back up stuff properly, so Amplify is here to stay.

I'll give the user a small example, disable the "sending the anonymous usage reports of Google Text to Speach", go out of settings, come back and see what happened to what you turned off.

If you don't want Amplify, make sure you AOSP, preferably Lineage.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DB126:
No ill will toward original developer; perpetual support is not an entitlement.

As for need, I prefer to tackle issue directly (address root cause) vs masking symptoms with blocker. To each his own.

Edit: if blocking/limiting wakelocks was an effective strategy there would be many other options available aside.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION]

Is there any way to utilize Amplify without Xposed or an alternative app that comes even close to it, excluding Greenify?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ratchetrizzo:
I hope this comes back soon. I've been messing with a old galaxy s5 that someone gave me and it still has LP on it. When I got the phone amplify was still on the market and I got it but last night I was playing around and reflashed my phone not realizing that it was gone. Ah well, good things are worth waiting for
[Xposed Framework Modules] Fletcher2020:
Good afternoon. Help me please.

For many years I used Amplify on the Samsung s5mini phone (Android 4.2), there is a root.

Suddenly, after several years of use, it stopped working. Without any updates. Amplifi starts, but in all sections - wakelocks, signals, services - there is no information. There are only the names of the subsections and that's it. All lists of the wakelocks are gone.

I completely reset the smartphone, but that did not help. Please tell me, can I somehow fix this?
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
what happen to those pages after 829 ? it just show 404 ..
[Xposed Framework Modules] _jis_:
It's okay now: Page 829 of 829

If the moderator deletes unnecessary or OT posts, it takes a while for the page indexing to be valid.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mathematikchi:
Can amplify be used with android 10?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Talysdaddy:
If SOT is triple what you had, why are you even trying to maximize your battery and here in this thread for?That ain't enough for ya, getting greedy?

But why would you wanna go back to pie, worry about your phone dying now that you only have 1/3 of the battery life you had, just to use Amplify and struggle with your battery...? Makes lots of sense, good choice?
[Xposed Framework Modules] astsosad:
Does this work with Android 10? I installed EdXposed (Riru) and Amplify (4.0.1). The app works, but does not show any Wakelock, Alarm or Services. They are all empty. However the timer (Stats collected for) is working but didn't detect anything so far. I have Gapps which shouldn't be that much innocent. Something is wrong.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RyanCr7:
Goddamit!

This app was ahead of its time and people didn't know how to appreciate it.

I am dying because of qcom_rx_wakelock which is caused by wifi multicast and DHCP on my school dorm network. Can't do **** about it cause it's a kernel wakelock. This app would be so helpful now. I would pay 20-30$ anyway for an app like this. I hope the dev comes back to save us.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RyanCr7:
WakeBlock app helps but it can't block kernel wls
[Xposed Framework Modules] RyanCr7:
App stopped working from Android 8
[Xposed Framework Modules] RyanCr7:
Try WakeBlock

It can't block kernel wake locks and alarms but the rest of the things works
[Xposed Framework Modules] harryspar:
Some devices have multicast filtering in developer options. Improves battery life with no root required.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RyanCr7:
Trust me when I say this.

I wrote it here after doing all these tricks available. Not some devices, some ROMs(mostly OxygenOS) has this feature. The reason it can't be blocked with a simple toggle is there are so many kinds of multicast.
[Xposed Framework Modules] slxls:
Please Bring it back!!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
I haven't searched, but I wondered if there is actually a Magisk Module that covers all the Amplify's battery savings controls, e.g.; NlpWakelock, NlpCollectorWakeLock, ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR, and ALARM_WAKE_ACTIVITY_DETECTION, etc.?
[Xposed Framework Modules] nmherr93:
Hello sry if opening this Topic again but i got the module installed and also riru installed but when opening the Amplify App it doesnt show anything when clicking on wakelocks or alarms ... How can i fix that ?!
[Xposed Framework Modules] BrokeBloke1969:
What alternatives i can use on Android 12?
[Xposed Framework Modules] flash608:
There is none that I'm aware of.
[Xposed Framework Modules] inguna:
4pda forum user "hd4000" modified Amplify so it can work on Android 9/10
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
I can attest to the fact that this modded version also works on Android 11.
[Xposed Framework Modules] flash608:
Wh

Which Xposed version do you use? Riru or something else?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Zygisk LSPosed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] flash608:
Thank you it works (Amplify with LSPosed).

Sadly it broke my Bank app (sees root). I've googled for it and by using Shamiko v0.5.0, XPrivacyLua I've managed to solve it :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] fermozza:
found similar app nowakelock
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
[NoWakeLock](https://github.com/Jasper-1024/NoWakeLock)

Nowakelock tries to implement the same functionality of amplify on Android N and beyond

But I'm sorry to say that Nowakelock is still in beta and there are still a lot of problems to achieve the same experience as amplify.

I have plans to release a stable version later this year, but for now I don't recommend using Nowakelock on your main phone.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
For now, NoWakelock 2.x start alpha test. If you are interested, you can join the beta program in the [play store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.js.nowakelock) to get the latest version. or join the beta test directly via the link as fellowed.

> https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.js.nowakelock

I have to warn, because the underlying layer is completely rewritten, the 2.x version is not compatible with the existing version of the database, the first time you need to clear all the data. This problem is being solved, but there is little hope for a solution.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
I am not a native English speaker, so please let me know if you find any errors in the English translation of the nowakelock application.

For any questions/suggestions/feedback, you can comment on the play store or email me directly at ljy087621@gmail.com
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Does this app provide a 'one size fits all' approach or is it customizable similar to Amplify?
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
Nowakelock is more similar to Amplify provide customizable to control wakelock.

if you look a 'one size fits all, [DeepSleep](https://github.com/Jasper-1024/DeepSleep) is the one you need,i think.

deepsleep was actually released a few days ago as stable version 1.2.0.
[Xposed Framework Modules] durgadas:
When opening DeepSleep, it says 'module missing'. Is there a magisk module for this to work?
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
There is no 'module missing' on the source code, do you mean 'Module is not active' ?

deepsleep is a xposed module,it need xposed frame,just try edxposed or lsposed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
I'm able to use it on OOS A10 and it is working.. But it's showing me very few wakelocks, alarms.. And No services..

I'm using Lsposed, I enabled the module only for system framework.

Did I miss anything?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
You are not missing anything

-- This app hasn't been updated in a number of years to accommodate the newer versions of Android [+1].

-- I've installed Naptime on other devices and it did make a difference.

-- I used to use Amplify [even with the modded version]. There is no latest version of this app considering that it's years old.

-- Unless you have an older version of android, I would not suggest using it because it has not been updated in years.

-- If something goes the wrong, it could render your device useless on the next restart.
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
I'm using the moded version for A9/A10 and it's working.

Check this post (link)

I'm only in concern to capturing services.. I think its because I did not enable enough module related system apps frok lsposed
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
I'm running Android 10.. Workable?

I want have more control over wakelocks, services & alarms to get the best out of android system & Google play services

Also I don't prefer running naptime or any other 3rd party app to control doze.. Actually I use to, but soon I realized android system doze is much more powerful if you know how to tune it to your taste.. All Thanks to @DiamondJohn for making me understand its ture powerful.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Yes - as to the modded version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
I'm using the the latest one? V2? Also how to cover service in amplify for android 10?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Are referring to this version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
Yes.. That all I could find. No other reference.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xn0live:
android 12 not working or😅
[Xposed Framework Modules] xn0live:
did it work on android12?
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
Yes.but on some Samsung devices I received feedback that it was not working properly. I am now looking for a solution.
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
Did not work for me on android 12.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xn0live:
is there a other app lime amplify
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
Sorry about that,do you mand send lsposed or edxposed log to me ?

ljy087621@gmail.com
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
S

Sure I'll send you.

Edit : sent you the logs. Kindly check.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
I think nowakelock version 2.0.0-beta2-1 could work on android 12 well. on Samsung devices,as the feedback,app could record data finally.
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
is it possible to port amplify to android 12?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Did you attempt to give this modded version a try on A12?
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
yes, I did. it does not work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
After reviewing this app, it seems apparent that the modded version was designed for Android 9 and 10. It barely functions on Android 11 e.g., the app loads, but leaves quite a bit of stones un-turned.

You are free to visit this post as a guide to help improve your android battery experience and better handling of wakelocks and alarms.
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
Thanks for the link. Even the OP of that thread has said that amplify is single best battery saver. Sadly as it's not working anymore on A12
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
I neglected to ask as to what error if any did you notice when utilizing Amplify on A12?
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
it does not capture any wakelock, alarms, etc. everything stays at 0.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Another oldie but goodie that might behave under the pretenses of A12.

N.B.: Both Amplify and Helix Engine projects have crossed the threshold of being abandoned but that hasn't stopped most folks from installing and testing the waters.
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
similar fate with this one. does not work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
This jewel has features that you might find interesting for digging in and customizing certain alarms, services, and/or wakelocks on your device for A12.
[Xposed Framework Modules] maxs8007:
I've used it earlier when I once wanted to block YouTube connection with play store. Will give it a try for this one.
[Xposed Framework Modules] chaoscreater:
Tried it on Android 11 using Riru - LSPosed v1.8.4 and it doesn't work. Doesn't show anything under Wakelocks, Alarms or Services.

NVM, it worked. Had to restart the phone. I can see a bunch of stuff showing under Wakelocks, Alarms and Services now.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Did you simply tick 'Enable Module' under LSPosed or were there any additional features that you ticked before rebooting , e.g., System Framework, etc.?
[Xposed Framework Modules] chaoscreater:
Enabled module, then ticked System Framework and any other apps that I wanted the module to apply to. Then, reboot phone.

Once phone is rebooted, launch Amplify and you should see some stuff populate there. It only shows you alarms and wakelocks for the apps that you've allowed/enabled in the LSPosed modules page.

If you think about it, it kinda makes sense. LSPosed has a Deny All approach, where you basically have to whitelist apps that you want the module to apply to. If you allow ABC app to be whitelisted in the module, then the module (in this case Amplify) will then be able to interact with ABC app and look at the wakelocks/alarms/services for ABC app. Whereas if you use e.g. Edxposed, it has the ALLOW ALL approach, which is completely opposite to LDPosed.

Just to clarify, I'm using the modified Amplify from 4PDA that someone shared a few pages back. It's apparently modded to work on Android 9 and 10, but it works perfectly fine on Android 11.

The screenshot is a bit dark because I'm using sFilter app with the built-in Android Reading Mode enabled.

Also, in case this helps anyone, I'm running Magisk v23 (not Zygisk) and I'm using official MIUI 12.5.7 running on Android 11 on my Redmi Note 9T. I'm not using the latest Magisk/Zygisk because I actually prefer being able to search the repo from the Magisk app itself. I know there's other solutions out there, but I'm lazy and so far I don't see the need to use Zygisk. Everything I need is working for me atm, so meh. Oh and SafetyNet passes for me.

Oh and I'm also trialing out NoWakeLock and DeepSleep. Not sure how well they compare to Amplify, will see how things go.

UPDATE:

After a few days of testing out NoWakeLock, here's what I found. On low end devices with 4GB RAM, such as my Redmi Note 9T, running NoWakeLock will mean I lose more RAM compared to running Amplify (modded). Somehow, Amplify is still much better for RAM consumption. Sure, some people will say unused RAM is wasted RAM, but it depends on the situation. For me, due to the lack of RAM, my home launcher (Microsoft Launcher) will have to reinitialize and takes a couple of seconds to load up. This heavily impacts user experience. With Amplify, I don't have this problem. With Amplify on and no other apps running, I have about 1.4GB of free RAM left to use. With NoWakeLock on and nothing else, I have about 1GB left. My home launcher always seems to reinitialize when I have about 1GB RAM left.

Secondly, Amplify shows all the enabled wakelocks etc at the very top, which makes it easier to find. With NoWakeLock, you have to search for them. Not a good user experience. However, Amplify does NOT show anything under Services, even though I have the setting "Service Blocking" enabled under Amplify. Rebooted phone several times, it just doesn't pick up anything under Services. No issues here with NoWakeLock though.

Aside from that, NoWakeLock seems to be better at picking up more wakelocks/alarms/services compared to Amplify. Also, NoWakeLock has the additional option to disable the wakelock completely, instead of specifying a time for it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Can I ask, after amplify and helix have been cancelled or whatever... What now? I can't find any threads regarding dealing with wakelocks further than 2014. People just stopped fighting them? I'm having issues with battery drain during the night with over 20% drain and can find any solution. What's the deal?
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Most folks are relying on Magisk Modules and/or ADB commands to fight that never ending battle.

There isn't much of anything newer as modern that have greatly reduced the issue of problematic wakelocks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Any threads regarding adb commands to recommend? I have a non rooted phone and need to get rid of those basic wakelocks like nlpcollector wakelock or alarm wake-up detector.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
1. So if I mess with up, how to get back the uninstalled service?

2. Whats the Power Master and optiflex?

Thanks for all the help!
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
ADB.bat from this post automatically backs up settings into the same folder if you used it.

-- Remember to read, read and read before proceeding.

-- Disregard and remove Power Master, Optiflex and any other nuisances that do not apply to your device.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
You might want to consider installing Naptime by Francisco Franco.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Had it. Didn't work at all. Nothing changed, battery drain remained.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Remember to allow 3 - 5 days for the system to adjust to any changes via ADB. ADB Commands are not a one-size fits all approach and should not be measured as such.

-- Treat each command with care and allow time for each ADB command to marinade.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
You are free to take what you can do with ADB Commands to a new level.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Awesome, thx!
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Remember, you are not going to see any results from the commands right away.

-- Be patient.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Only thing I managed to uninstall is YouTube. For the rest I'm getting a failure message. I can only dissable. I reckon it's miui 12's fault
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Specifics.

-- Device, Android version, what type of failure, etc.

-- My guess is that you are seeing "Failed to remove package from user owner's system."

-- Try adb uninstall <PKG-NAME>

Unfortunately, apps within /system partition can only get uninstalled by ROOT user and if partition /system is mounted as RW.
[Xposed Framework Modules] zbysogi:
Xiaomi mi 9, miui 12.5.2.0.

In powershell I'm getting failure [not installed for 0] in adb/fastboot tools: failure [-1000].

But I think it doesn't matter really since I was able to disable those apps
[Xposed Framework Modules] varunpilankar:
What is *gms_scheduler*:internal ? Does limiting it cause any trouble?

Old GMS use to have something called *net_scheduler* - is it the same, just with a new name?
[Xposed Framework Modules] radzi0123:
On my Miui12.0.8 Android 10 device, it captures wakelocks, alarms, and services, but unfortunately, it does not block them.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dave678:
Does this app still work with Kitkat?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dave678:
So you're saying if you use Lucky Patcher then this app will not work?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dave678:
I don't have Lucky Patcher installed. This app no longer works on Kitkat. Tested on a S5 running 4.4.2.
[Xposed Framework Modules] amn1987:
Modded Amplify or No Wakelock can block kernel wakelocks or not? I want to block wakelocks like IPA_RM12, IPA_WS, qcom-step-chg etc. Since A12 update the kernel used in my favorite ROM was changed to one that doesn't support blocking wakelocks. Fortunately unlike earlier even without blocking those wakelocks idle drain is perfectly acceptable but I hope to improve it even further.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
NoWakelock and Amplify can only limit the Android system-level wake-up, neither can prevent the kernel's wake-up lock.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Usually, a well optimized Custom Kernel might fill that void.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LJY-JH:
Yes, that means custom kernel need support Wakelock Blocker.

if so, [SmartPack-Kernel Manager](https://f-droid.org/packages/com.smartpack.kernelmanager/) will help you finish this work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rodken:
Ironic, I've been using SmartPack Manager for a while now without any recourse.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Shinkoku:
Guys, does this module still work on Android 10, and does it make sense, at all?

If not - any similar app, for Android 10? Or it's native battery optimization is enough.
[Xposed Framework Modules] PamelaGirl:
I am happy I rooted my device. I regret running Android 12 that does not support Amplify.

NoWakeLock is a replacement. I am thankful to the developer for its creation, and yet it doesn’t have the heart and interface of Amplify.

Do you have Amplify installed on your device running Android 10?
[Xposed Framework Modules] amn1987:
N

Not necessary since A10. For ex. my 7 years old Xiaomi Redmi 3s drains 0.1-0.15%/h in a 4G-only network running A13 with NikGApps and battery optimization for Play Services not enabled. Battery Saver isn't enabled either and BT is active 18 hours a day. Still using the original battery. Ditto for Redmi Note 3 and Poco F1 albeit the idle drain is a little higher. They all run AOSP based custom ROMs and house dual SIMs with at least one being 4G-only. Poco F4 runs MIUI and it's idle drain is only 0.3-0.4%/h. Not even rooted and dual 4G or 5G+4G networks. Just need to keep an eye on background apps which can occasionally go haywire. Poor network of course can result in higher idle drain but Amplify can't help in that case anyway AFAIK.