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[Xposed Framework Modules] Cyclu:
Yes it's a solution;) but after killing Amplify it will continue to record the stats normally?

I wonder why [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] do not give us the possibility to exit from Home because of that I do not often use Amplify and even is Google design principles I think all developers in spite of this completely illogical solution by Google should do differently.

I don't found any applications with this behavior can someone give me an example please?
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
The OP himself has given two examples ie. "Google Play Store and Google Music"
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cyclu:
Yes I've seen it but I can not reproduce this behavior neither in Play Store nor in the others applications. I can't imagine that all applications soon will working in this way It will be hard and not pleasure to use them it's completely counterproductive. We'll all get to kill our applications with back button about what [MENTION=2947076]RoxAbout[/MENTION] advised me.

Translated be indulgent please.
[Xposed Framework Modules] munraf:
This was my favorite Xposed app by far. I just upgraded to GPE 5.0.1 Lollipop which is great except no more Xposed. I have no idea how muhc work it would be or if i would even be possible to create this without the need for Xposed but it would be fantastic if that could happen. I would happily donate again and again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] TNSMANI:
Do you mean to say that in Play Store, when you are in any app page and you press the back button, you exit Play Store itself?

The behaviour in my N4 as well as N7 running stock 4.4.4 is just as the OP described.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Osama Zabin:
There is always a notification from xposed framework for newly updated applications, it tells you to restart after update.
[Xposed Framework Modules] grisu59964:
I know this notification, but obviously not all users realize the meaning of this message as they possibly don't associate Xposed with Amplify. I can only tell you that I know users who ignored Xposed's notification.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
They're all in the right place in Amplify. There are some alarms and wakelocks that have the same name as receivers and services. Amplify doesn't show receivers at all.

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
This came up previously, and a couple of people checked Play Store to verify the behavior. I just checked again, and Play Store now exits with the back button if you're on the home screen, no matter how long the back stack is. So, they've done what you suggested :)

I'll take a look at including this in the next version. Essentially, clearing the back stack whenever the home screen is shown.

Thanks,

Ryan
[Xposed Framework Modules] mattiadj:
How can I completely block NlpCollectorWakeLock and NlpWakeLock?? I have set if to 0 seconds but I have a lot of wake lock caused by these. Help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
0 means you have disabled blocking. Set it at 240 or 420 or 600 or .....
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
it would be to long to explain the whole thing but certainly you got it totally wrong. 0 seconds means the wakelocks are not limited, 0 limited if you like. the more seconds the interval is, the less often the wakelock is allowed thus limited higher.

further to get rid of them totally you would have to deny access to location to the apps and services which trigger the wakelocks. first thing is to greenify them when screen of, when screen is on the device is already awake and thus wakelocks do not add to battery drain significantly.

further you would have to set locations services to device only. if you search this thread and other of my many previous posts you will find plenty, lengthy and detailed explanations as to why, and not it's not battery saving mode which is the most battery saving because some apps insist and come back every other minute to get location, while device only is obviously more respected as telling them something like "no signal"

further use tasker to manage these things according to you need, road, home, night day, screen on/off etc. now that i tried to guide you into the right direction i allow myself to recommend to read this thread carefully because it's full of all the answers and not only once but repeatingly from various sources.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LiL_Assassin:
I learned the hard way, putting it at 0 makes it default. Put it to either 240 or higher
[Xposed Framework Modules] tangcla:
[MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION], would it be possible to implement a search function and also a log function to show the wakelocks as they are blocked?

I am experiencing an occasional lock-up and the only way around it is to reboot the phone, and it would be great if I could use a log to diagnose whether it had anything to do with the last wakelock or alarm that was blocked that caused the freeze.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cyclu:
Great News! Thanks Ryan it's a pleasure to see the developer like you, you are always listening the users I appreciate it a lot and will donate a couple of bucks.

Ryan have you seen my previous post with logcat of force close?

tnsmani see the quoted response of Ryan I thought about exiting from Home screen.

Best regards.

---------- Post added at 10:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:20 AM ----------

Again a problem with Xda Premium sorry.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jawz101:
This is a weird question but is there a way to implement this without XPosed? I'm just wondering what makes XPosed necessary since we can't use XPosed on Lollipop.

I mean, it feels like this app just needs root permissions to do what it does?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tylerdurden83:
It needs xposed to override at runtime hardcoded timers like those of 1 min for the nlpwakelocks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] daltonhrrll:
AudioMix wake lock had a timer of 5 hours on it, I amplified it to 600 seconds so we will see if battery life improves
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
You can set the logging in the settings to verbose, then grab the logcat. It will log every block and allowance of all event types.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
I did, but I thought you solved it by disabling account blocking in XPrivacy.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cryptyk:
It needs XPosed to be able to hook the other apps when they create wakelocks and alarms. Hopefully XPosed makes it to L!
[Xposed Framework Modules] CyBeRmAsTeRx:
Such ironic thing material design and no lolipop support :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] 07blackwater:
Great work. Donated!
[Xposed Framework Modules] RoxAbout:
I have never found any issues with app's "killed" in this way.

As far as I know it just kills the foreground "front app" not the entire app, either way like I've said hasnt caused any issues for me.

Your mileage may vary!

Smile it wont hurt you :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] MIKEMON:
For me everything is fine also

Thanks for a great app

I have no problem
[Xposed Framework Modules] kyzn:
Thanks. Great work, donated.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celesica:
I just got these GPS and Location Service wakelocks - I haven't had these before.

I already turned GPS off and location services too. How can I eliminate these wakelocks?

I use location apps but my battery is set to "Use Wifi and Data only".
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
If location apps are used then location wakelocks will occur. GPS is fine location that you turned off. Wifi and Data only is coarse (?). Location ManagerService likely manages both. It's also possible that apps that have location permissions have access to the GPS or that GPS LocationProvider handles both fine and coarse locations.

You can't eliminate wakelocks with Amplify, you can only minimize them. So, limit them by turning them ON and/or increase the number of seconds that they are limited. Isn't this the core of how the app works?

You need to post screenshots of your wakelocks, alarms, and other from BBS. Those will show battery drain. Amplify just shows what's causing the wakelocks and alarms which doesn't necessarily mean that they're causing drain.

You cannot use Amplify by itself to limit drain. You have to combine it with a battery drain detection app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] p3pp3mt:
What about some "service" and "allarms" for browser chrome? Their counter it's very large! :/ (picture uploaded)

And generally.. How many second it s good to set up for every wakelock or allarms?

Thank you. Good job, donated! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
read first

this has been mentioned more than 100 times in this thread:

a) first of all you have to provide up-time, because the number itself has no standalone value, contains no significant information, only numbers in relation to time do !

b) your question shows that you do not understand yet that wakelocks which consume battery more than necessary are only those in idle mode in greater then necessary numbers or times.

c) EXAMPLE: if you listen to music your AUDIOMIX wakelocks will be very high but don't mean extra battery drain because you device is not idle, same if you navigate, gps related wakelocks

...will be very high but normal and display and gps itself will use much more power ( but wanted ) than the wakelocks for location services and the likes and so on, and so on, the list would be endless.

so wakelocks are needed and wanted, this app is about to limite them in idle to a level which is either prefered and/or needed. tasker and lightflow produce huge numbers of wakelocks logically but

my battery drain is 0,2 - 0.4% per hours in idle, so there are wakelocks but the use no excessive power from resources so it's ok. don't fix on numbers and times but check your battery usage in idle

and if that is good or acceptable, your remaining wakelocks are ok too.
[Xposed Framework Modules] d4icon:
any alternative for work in android L? :-S
[Xposed Framework Modules] dimm0k:
no...
[Xposed Framework Modules] SignetSphere:
Downgrade to KitKat :laugh:
[Xposed Framework Modules] p3pp3mt:
Ok.. Keep calm
[Xposed Framework Modules] nola mike:
Not sure if this has been covered, but is there a way to only show screen-off alarms/wakelocks? I know BBS shows it, and I'm not sure what I'm seeing with WLD, but it would be nice to see it directly within amplify as well...

And, I'm sure it's been requested to have the ability to show stats since last reboot/unplug, but if not, I'll go ahead and request it...
[Xposed Framework Modules] Drigoo:
Good day,

I am a new user, I was quite interested in the module, but I'm not totally familiar with it.

My smart is a Galaxy SIII i9300i.

I wonder if someone could post a table of wakelocks that can be locked safely, so that there are no locks on the device.

(please forgive my bad English:mad:)

I appreciate the help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] SignetSphere:
See the first page of this thread. There's a spreadsheet that marks which wakelocks are safe to limit.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
this thread is full with the information you're looking for ( overfull because so many asked the same without reading before )

if you come to a new thread with now mods or apps etc. first thing is to read at least the first 20 pages and/or search for keywords

further the information you are looking for is basically included in the app, as wakelocks are grouped into safe, unknown (if safe) and unsafe.

no offend meant here, it's the answer to your question plus a little hint about how to generally using the forum and gathering information.

welcome to the great app and enjoy
[Xposed Framework Modules] Raymondlikesroot:
facebook messenger

Hello!

Is there any way to specifically control facebook messenger's update interval? Maybe instead of checking for messages real time, with this change, messenger would check every 10 minutes.
[Xposed Framework Modules] njstein:
Not directly with this module. This is for the wakelocks. So if you could find the wakelock, then you feasibly could.
[Xposed Framework Modules] condudad:
Downloaded this and immediately donated. Really digging this app so far.

Only suggestion I have is a search function for each category to easier find what your looking for. But the a-z sorting is already very nice :fingers-crossed:
[Xposed Framework Modules] Pkt_Lnt:
In post #1 there is a link to the best place to request features and report bugs. The search has been asked for many times. Go to the link and upvote it is the surest way to get it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
after many months of trial i want to share my findings as to how to limit:

i tried several configurations over many months as to decide what to limit and what not. in the process i as well tried to limit anything that is safe and/or doesn't have a negative impact, so to prevent anything to freak out wakelock wise in advance, you can call it "prevention" scheme. to achive that i limited everything which caused excessive battery drain and then every thing else that was safe with 100 seconds so should anything try to go wonky it was already limited.

RESULT: the result was that battery life was worse, and not that little !!! 3-4% in 8h over night instead of 1-2% in 10h over night before that, thus with limiting only specific wakelocks and alarms which neeed it. so amplify is using resources definitely and it only makes sense to limit WLs and ALs which cause more battery drain than the prevention scheme.

thre reason why i posted this is that i made a direct comparison of a config with limiting only 3 alarms and 3 wakelocks, and a config with everything safe was limited. which is not releveant here because on each device it will be not the same ALs and WLs which go havoc, only exceptions are NLP related wakelocks and alarms. so in my case that was the 2 main NLP wakelocks plus my weather widget which was too busy for my likings.

as mentioned above the result was 100% worse with everything limited as compared to only carefully chosen ones. you can try this as well and you'll see.

last but not least i can give you a guideline as to how to start the process of finding your culprits: first you have to find a normed process to check on your battery life in idle, in use is useless because wakelocks in use do not increase the battery usage significantly since the consumption is a fraction of what any usecase consumes. after that you have to check for at least 2, better consecutive periods ( normally nights ) and find out you idle usage under the same circumstande, no new apps, no new rom, no new kernel, same cell tower, same wifi and same configuration. after that you start to limit with default settings, after that you check for culprits with WLD and other apps and before all that you should greenify the main wakelock producers ( on battery only ) upon display off. you can use tasker for that or use greenify as it is. ALL THAT has to be done on battery power because you are interested to find culprits on battery in idle and not those on charger in use :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] colin p:
Interesting. I too have noticed that this is a "less is best" scenario. I like to play with settings, invariably breaking something, and found that I would limit something that would cause "issues", like spontaneous rebooting, and a quick reset to defaults would stabilize everything. Now I only have the 4 default wakelock/alarms limited, and it runs smooth as silk. At least until I get bored and break something else.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kaizokan:
My reason for wanting to use an app like this is to block services for certain apps. Is there a way to show all services for a certain app instead of ordering by wakelocks or time. I know there are alternatives for service blocking but I want confirmation if Amplify (donate version) can/can not do this. Thanks

Edit: I see it's better to also restrict the receivers and providers that Amplify doesn't directly show by app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] ericsmart:
[MENTION=1828335]Ryan...[/MENTION]is it possible to add 'backup and restore folder such as easy set up?
[Xposed Framework Modules] mafsi:
I'm not using Gtalk and Hangouts and a saw activity on gtalk and i wanted to be disabled as I saw 1cebox said on a previos post. However (see the screenshot) an exclamation mark appeared on my wifi connection. Do you have any solution for this? My wifi is working ok but that exclamation mark I dont like it. Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
i've gtalk disabled from day one and never had a glimpse at any exclamation mark. so i recommend to disable / freeze the app as a whole and not only services or other parts of googlePS. disabling parts in google play services is very tricky and finding a combo with no sideffects means hours or even days of work. further if it works for one config, it does not have work for another because it depends on the entire configuration about which services, libs etc. are shared and/or needed. so either you go the lenghty way which you chose and be ready for new problems the moment you update your rom and add a new app or google updates it's package, or you just freeze gtalk and you will be done and fine for long. your choice.

by the way the solution to deactivate parts of googlePS sounds interesting but in IMHO it's not efficent when it comes to effort compared to benefits and as i said, one google update, be it an app or GPS itself, can the config go havoc and once there you will have a nice time searching the culprit. in simple words i swear that this way more sooner than later ends in a format all fresh install. believe it or wait and see. BTW those who gave this input had their number of clean installs already as i know from first hand.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
With Amplify, I've brought drain down to 0.0%/h for about 7h idle time. The longer the idle time with something limited or turned off, the more chance of a random reboot. I'm currently in the process of narrowing it down.

Amplify doesn't sort according to all the services related for an app but it does say the name of the app using the service when you click on the service. [MENTION=526666]cryptyk[/MENTION] has confirmed that receivers are not shown at all in Amplify. There are only alarms/wakelocks/services with the name "receiver" in them. Why? Because Google and app developers can't get the naming convention right.

A WiFi with an exclamation mark means the WiFi has limited connection which means it shouldn't be working at all. If you have connection, perhaps your data is on or you get connection when the exclamation mark disappears.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mafsi:
No data connection. Wifi was running properly. I froze google play services and see no negative impact so far. What shoul i expect not working after freezing GPS?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
Then your WiFi regained connection and lost the exclamation mark like it shows in your 2nd screenshot. Why do I need Google Play Services? In one version of Google Play Services though, it was confirmed to cause battery drain. If you freeze, then your GPS and whatever app that needs GPS won't be working - unless you're not asking the obvious?
[Xposed Framework Modules] magnamentis:
you should not freeze google play services but only gtalk if that is what you don't need/want !

sideffects depend on what you're using and when you find out. so if app updates stop coming you will

recognize it after quite some time only if ever. if maps does not provide full or any service you find out only

when using maps. etc. etc. below attached find a list of related apps and services and you will certainly give up

on freezing GPS, otherwise you could as well use a non-smart-phone.

further asking around seven corners because the answers are not as per our wishes is not changing any facts

further my parents tought me to us the magic words, one when asking and the other after my questions were answered.

further read this, google search is our friend BTW:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Play_Services

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.gms&hl=en

https://www.google.com/search?num=1...msedr...0...1c.1.60.serp..8.4.571.3Y1nFwt0CAs
[Xposed Framework Modules] mafsi:
My questions about GPs, despite the obvious facts, were because my phone is acting quite unussual. Let me tell you: i have disabled google play and gps is working. I.m not using maps applicatiin. I prefer the access maps.google.com. hitting the button to determine location, with gps activated, showed the location in no time. Thats why i asked. I.m trying to disable services that cause no harm, then i look at Amplify to limit what is remaining.

As for the magic words i didnt understand very well the meaning. If you are refering that i didnt say thank you ( which i said in my post with screenshot) i didnt because conversation was not over. Now with all the informations provided by you & Celestial i.m thanking you. If I missunderstood the mother part and the magic words, please forgive me. [emoji3]
[Xposed Framework Modules] Celestial Fury:
How are you "disabling" GPS? You said freeze earlier. If you are disabling its related services and receivers, you might not have gotten them all. Also, I believe there are other means to ascertain location like location services, cell towers, wifi locations. If you are doing all this to reduce battery drain, then you should first make sure they are causing drain. If not, then do post here when you find out what services/alarms/wakelocks that you limit/deny cause problems so they can be added to [MENTION=2688060]1ceb0x[/MENTION]'s spreadsheet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] mafsi:
Sorry, i mean freezing. I look at the better battery stats and i saw that gtalk is using a lot of battery when i.m using the phone. I tried to uncheck the boxes related to gtalk because i read that those are in connection with Gtalk and Hangouts, apps that i never used them. Then i saw that unchecking gsm.gtalk.whatsoever i got that exclamation mark on my wifi. [MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] said that i can disable google play services so i did it but i didnt see any major impact since i dont use g+, cloud, a.s.o. the only major impact will be application updates , and probably sync my contacts to google account. I also enabled sync and i say the syncronization is working..when it supposed not.to work if i froze google play services, right? I didnt freeze google services framework though..anyway..

Even with google play services activated and gtalk also on a 7hr idle time with wifi on, and using amplify with safe to limit i lost 0.1%/h. ( i have better battery stats dump file but i cant attach it with tapatalk)

But the problems come when i.m active using my phone: droping battery is major like 4-6-10%/h. Ok, i dont have super amoled screen, my battery is 1700Mha, and i.m on dual sim and i know that is a problem. Thats why i donated for amplify to limit the bettery dropping. I managed to do this calibrating battery, limiting wakelocks and disabling services like i sau in post 194 but i wanted to do more when i.m active using the phone ( except reducing screen luminosity, disable location, gps, sync etc).

Anyway, thanks for your support.
[Xposed Framework Modules] abhi08638:
That's not really what this is for. The battery draining wakelocks occur when the phone is idle and since yours is already 0.1% in idle, this can't do anything for you.

To reduce battery consumption when the screen is on, you have to under clock and reduce the heat that coming from the battery. Other than that, there's nothing you can do.

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