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[Nexus 6 Android Development] buffal0b1ll:
Google Voice/dialer integration. Read transcribed voicemails in Google Voice app.

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Jay walking and pulling the tag of your mattress and selling milk below the state minimum are punishable by death too.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 9wire:
There are always things that have the potential to be misused, doesn't mean they should be outlawed.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] eZdubzitmk4:
Just a quick question for anyone that knows a bit about layers. I'm fairly new to Layers.. What would cause a layer to just sit at the installing screen? One layer will install OK..then I'll uninstall it...reboot.. Then try a different theme and it just spins.

Thanks for any info!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] YevOmega:
[MENTION=4395895]BeansTown106[/MENTION] quoted me twice in one multi-quote. Hyperventilating from excitem...whales ?!!! I love whales!!!

Friendly reminder. ? Please don't forget that new implementation of Ambient Display (from Omni?) . Super stoked for that.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
in so many words, yes. Accessory after the fact is exactly that.

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18 USC § 3

Whoever, knowing that an offense against the United States has been committed, receives, relieves, comforts or assists the offender in order to hinder or prevent his apprehension, trial or punishment, is an accessory after the fact.

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as I said, COULD be.

anyway, the reason Audi, Moto, VW, and Mary Kay aren't is because they lack the "knowing" element (above). Beans, if he knows someone is in say California and knows they are recording someone COULD be held accountable (but I admit PROBABLY wouldn't).

Another way of looking at it (though not entirely the same) is the Napster guy. He provided the means to illegally download Mp3's and was held accountable for it yet the computer manufactures weren't.

Do y'all see the difference now?

either way it's dumb to allow the feature when there are apps that do the same thing, like google voice and the one the guy above said he used for $10.

also, to answer the class action query, I seriously doubt it because they would fail the numerosity requirement under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 23 (FRCP 23). The 23(a) criteria to certify the class is referred to as numerosity, commonality, typicality, and adequacy. Numerosity refers to the number of people in the class. To be certified, the class has to have enough members that simply adding each of them as a named party to the lawsuit would be impractical. There is no bright-line rule to determine numerosity, but classes with hundreds of members are generally deemed to be sufficiently numerous.

So, the 4 or 5 providers would fail under 23(a). that said they could certify with the multiple defendants but then again they need to ask, would it be worth it? By that I mean while they are losing some $$ would it really be worth it considering the amount of atty fees involved and the amount of $$ they MIGHT recover? I doubt it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] buffal0b1ll:
There's an app for that https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.achep.acdisplay

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Cross examine the witness please, your honor...

What Gapps were you using?

Were you xposed? What mods?

Kernel? What tweaks?

Dark UI? Case closed. Guilty as charged!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] rkwhyte2:
Don't have a complete answer but what I can tell you is that if you are changing themes make sure you do a full reboot not a soft reboot. Things could go wonky if you use the soft reboot.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
:laugh:

I only use whiteUI's

BOOM!

ETA: ok... I lied, my UI is kinda fiery because it looks awesome with the blue nexus
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micmars:
No, I don't.

I brought this into the realm of the practical and you seem to prefer to be firmly ensconced in the discomforting tendrils of legal penumbra and inductive logic.

As noted, the likelihood that [MENTION=4395895]BeansTown106[/MENTION] could have issue with adding a feature that he has indicated he will not add to this device for the foreseeable future are zero (ie, call recording quality on Shamu sucks).

quod erat demonstrandum

#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
I don't really get the argument about all this.

Whatever features are added into a rom, as long as they can be used legally, prevents the maker r of that rom from illegal actions taken by a user that misuses those features.

By the stretching logic used in this argument... Every Datacenter used to pass Internet traffic is an accessory for any pirated materials on the Internet, since the illegal material passed through their hardware.

Actually, they'd be more culpable than a rom designer.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] riassan:
Man no need to apologize for your absence as you see it. You have to have "you" time as well bro. You been around XDA for a while pumping out roms. S3 builds, Miui and some other device support as well. You were around when Treve E had unleashed CarrierIQ on devices. You have earned the respect as a Dev and have put in the work for the support you receive. ???

Sent from one of my pieces of technology using Tapatalk
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
I've created a monster here which wasn't my point. I PM'd you

sorry for the OT posts everyone...I'll go back to lurking for awhile. HAHAHA.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wase4711:
Wow this thread is turning into something almost as exciting as an episode of Perry Mason [emoji15]
[Nexus 6 Android Development] YevOmega:
This isn't the same. Baked in is preferred, and Beansie said he was gonna do it anyway. Thanks though.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micmars:
Lol, yer, at least we may know the answer to the question of what it would be like to be stranded on a deserted island with a lawyer and a mathematician...

Shaddup you two!

#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
[Nexus 6 Android Development] alienngp:
Legal smegal
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
Would we even get a warning? I figure we'd both be shot or strangled in our sleep :laugh:
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micmars:
Got it...half of the fun on these forums is debating the ridiculous....after reading Summa Theologica, you'd find that millions of people over the centuries have way too much time on their hands.

#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jcrompton:
Just wanted to put a plug in for what seems to be an awesome combination --- I did fresh install of this ROM, flashed the extended google script listed here in this thread, and fleshed the latest Vortex kernel -- setup my ROM and installed Timberwolf layer and made no changes except changing to the dynamicinteractive governor

Wow after 24 hours - I noticed a dramatic improvement in battery usage (esp standby usage) while still being responsive

Thanks for your work
[Nexus 6 Android Development] drpudding:
yea i just figured it out the other day. seems like netflix doesn't play nice with things that dim your screen at night and make it more brown for easy nighttime use. I was using CF lumen by chains fire and apparently when i disable it, i get instant playback. seems like only a netflix app issue as youtube and other video playback channels work fine. so i guess if you do implement something like cf lumen baked in rom you know what to look out for :P

also nice work so far man. damn you reply to everyone here. and get well soon! get some nice tea and sit back. :D
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Beakhole:
I use this mod. It works perfectly. It's worked great on both a glass screen protector and a regular, somewhat rubberized screen protector. I just reflash it after every rom upgrade.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] ilamaan:
I can give some graphics help. I will work on some wallpapers this week some time.

Also, you can PM me if you have got any suggestions or ideas. Or if you need anything else specifically designed than wallpapers.

Also the users of PureNexus here could mention me here and provide any input they like for the graphics.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Dearborn1977:
Thanks man, but link doesn't work.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jprep:
anyone else having a no sim card issue? randomly time to time it'll just go off and needs a reboot then it works just fine until the next mishap. any ideas? Also i've been having issues as of late trying to add layers. I've tried going through layer manager, recovery, and simply installing the apk. All help appreciated! Thanks.

P.S. Shoutout to beans for the awesome ROM, I've been running PureNexus for a while now and its been nothing but stunning!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] CayenneGTS:
Some exotic sports cars would be nice - Mustang Shelby Cobra, Lambo Aventador, Lexus LFA etc. Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DutchDogg54:
Correct - I've been using the basic verizon visual voicemail for a long time and after I click "no thanks " on the premium trial offer at first run, I've never gotten any pop-ups or notifications of any kind about Evil Red's premium visual voicemail.

I thought you two might be interested in this post from [MENTION=3682533]AdamOutler[/MENTION] on G+ about an alternative to Fi that costs less for data & utilizes the AT&T network, which might be a whole lot better coverage for you Beans. https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AdamOutler/posts/fpuNNEKKR7s
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
As for your sim issues. Have you tried just taking it out and putting it back in again? Sometimes the connections get fouled up and reseating it fixes the issues. If that doesn't work then it sounds like your sim is going bad so you might need to order another one from your provider.

I don't use layers so maybe someone who knows more about that will respond soon.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 1Zero3forlife:
Did the comparison, Cricket is still cheaper for me. I pay $70 a month for 2 phones and get 5 gigs between them, I can go to $80 a month and have 10 gigs for 2 phones, Cricket is cheaper for me.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] skeeter123:
Format data/remove encryption?

Loving this ROM and community!! Y'all rock!

My first (perhaps) dumb question:

After one formats data in order to un-encrypt, can one restore a backup without any issues or re-encrypting? :confused:

Thanks!!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] urrgevo:
As was stated sometimes you just need to pop the Sim out and back in, it's contacts could possibly be dirty also, I think they can be carefully cleaned with alcohol, dried and reinstall.

As far as layers more info is needed, the process should be as simple as installing the apk, going into layers manager and selecting the theme and then the individual layers you want, and doing a full reboot. If using bits of multiple themes this needs repeated for each theme if starting fresh.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] fantasy2c:
I was having same issue... Two days ago I had 22% of an 12 hour period without signal according to cell standby stats. Fellow user on here told me to take out my sim, clean it and re install it and things have been much better, yesterday in a 12 hour period it was down to 4 percent which is still bad but way better then 22. While today I haven't lost signal once which in all honesty I shouldn't as I'm in a great coverage area during all of this. When I put the sim back in I did all that I could to make sure I didn't get anything on my sim, for example oil from my fingers. I did it all with the phone on no rebooting or anything.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] DontPushButtons:
You should be just fine restoring the data afterward, since it's all decrypted already when you copied it out for the backup.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] skeeter123:
Makes sense. WIll give it a go later. Thanks!

I've read up on some of the benefits of not being encrypted on this and other forums and just wanted to get an up-to-date feel on not running encrypted from the good folks here. Faster? Better batt life? Meh?

Cheers!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
Nonsense! you're a senior member so I'm sure you've had LOTS of dumb questions ;) (just like the rest of us :) )

welcome to the community and to the greatest Nexus 6 ROM (and that's a scientific fact)!

as to your question, I think you can restore from TiBu but not Nand. I could be wrong though.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] skeeter123:
Oh, yesssss! With over thirty years engineering/R&D/Coding experience....ohhhh the dumb questions and a few dumb answers to boot!

So, I have two different answers so far. I'll probably just do it later tonight and report back.....hopefully, without tail tucked twixt me legs...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] russlowe73:
In your opinion is it better than Google voice? Been on T-Mobile for a while but always used GV.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jelucas30:
Is anyone else having any issues with mobile data not switching on after leaving a wifi network? I have the Sprint version and can't seem to get the LTE back on without a reboot of the phone.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
You probably can't restore from nandroid... Its a backup of the data and might have things flagged as encrypted.

I'd backup in TiBu, then restore from that.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] skeeter123:
Hmmmm. Would wiping the data partition also wipe out the TiBu files? (I have TiBu backups stores on PC...fwiw)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wase4711:
nope, but if you wipe your internal storage, you can say bye bye to TB backup files
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 9wire:
Wipes everything. I did it (unencrypted) awhile back when I accidentally wiped my SD anyway. I personally can't say I've noticed a huge improvement, but it didn't hurt anything anyway.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Data, no. Userdata, yes.

If you're trying to decrypt you have to wipe Userdata from fastboot. If you wipe data from within twrp, it will still be encrypted.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] GuyInDogSuit:
Damn, that's pretty good. Running Greenify with Xposed? BTW, love your Dr. Cox gif.

Hot chicks! Nah, I kid. That might suffice for some users. I prefer wallpapers that are professional photography or art. I have over 200 photographs on my Android devices and computer I use for backgrounds, most over 1920x1080.

Yes, it does. So back up your internal storage files. Pictures, music, TiBu, etc.

I dunno about that. Last time I decrypted, I wiped from TWRP and my phone isn't encrypted anymore.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Formhault:
Pretty good? Damn, you've been missing out when these guys were showing off their 5+ SoT scores. Actually, not many people get ~5 hours. Most of them get 6~7...

But no. No Greenify, no Xposed, no nothing.

Hell, if you're getting less than 3 hours even with the almighty script... that's very bad ! ! ! Also, the guy who was amazed @ you getting that SoT with the script... yeah... someone probably paid him to act like that. :eek:

Deal with it...

Just kidding. Thanks :)
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Broadleynine:
I've already replied to (and thanked) this post but I wanna take a moment to re-reply because, well, it's effn awesome!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
Go to security -> encryption -> encrypt phone just to double check.

Data is different than the userdata partition. The userdata partition is what is encrypted and what must be formated to unencrypted.

edit: IS there documentation on TWRP? Like official?

userdata is mounted as /data according to fstab, however there is another directory under that /data, I think twrp just wipes /data/data/...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Formhault:
I went to Settings - Security. Under "Encrypt phone" it says "Encrypted", and if I tap on it... nothing happens.

I guess that's it : I'm encrypted and that's the answer to my never-ending internal question (why the hell do I even have to care?). Lol.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Pretty sure that all that willing data does is does a rm -rf on /data/data.

Wiping internal storage may do a format on /userdata though.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
Rebooting and checking twrp, "Advanced wipe" of data I believe does as you stated above, the "format data" option likely formats /userdata.

I don't really wanna wipe to test :P

If anyone reads this and realizes they are not encrypted and wants to be, test this for us yes? use the "format data" option instead of the fastboot command and reboot then check encryption under security-> encrypt phone.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Ed Murray:
To decrypt your N6, in TWRP you need to format userdata, not just wipe. Once you format, you will lose encryption. Boot times will be faster but that's about it.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
I think he knows... he was answering my questions wrt what twrp is actually doing when you "wipe"

Its SLIGHTLY snappier with stuff that not in ram too... Nothing crazy but a little pop if your used to encrypted. Probably not worth it if your security minded.

I decrypted hoping for a little more battery from saved cpu cycles.... Didn't expect much performance but noticed a slight bump. Not really any change with the battery though :D
[Nexus 6 Android Development] tdgillihan:
Working fine here. Try this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=59804148

Always thank those that are helpful....and just ignore those that are not.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] russlowe73:
Back them up to drive or Dropbox.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micmars:
Not a dumb question, but some guidelines for your use...

1. Once your device is unlocked and you're using it, everything is unencrypted

2. To decrypt, do as follows...

2.1. Toss the entire contents of your backup ONLY (folder is a subfolder of TWRP, backups, device serial number) onto external storage (hard disk, USB stick, etc)

2.2. When transferring back, folder contents only, no folders

2.3. Copy the contents of your internal you wish to keep

2.4. None of the data transferred from your internal to your external storage will be encrypted (test it and see...you'll have no problem viewing pictures, etc from your computer)

2.5. Once everything you wish to keep is moved, go into TWRP and format storage

2.6. Reboot system...your device will prompt you to setup from square one...ignore it...now dive into TWRP and backup once (this makes a new TWRP folder on your device...you erased it, remember?)

2.7. Now reboot, and copy your backup back to your TWRP, backup, device serial number subfolder

2.8. Restore all of the contents of your other folders (you'll notice you have a new downloads folder, pictures folder, etc, etc...that's why you don't want to put the old folders back)

2.9. Dive back into TWRP and restore the backup you made before wiping storage

Doing this, everything will be exactly as you left it...some oddities, of course, such as Nova Launcher not looking right, or Zooper widgets...unless you copied and restored those.

Doing the above should take no more than 10 minutes.

Good luck!

#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
[Nexus 6 Android Development] :
Yeah, I think it make do this when you format through the fs type options.

However, I was simply answering his question not telling him how to decrypt through twrp (if that will even do it)... There's plenty of guides for that already.

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I think the only way you'd are much battery savings is if you were doing extensive reading from the encrypted device before...

Like REALLY extensive... Far more than you'd ever do on a phone... Purely because this device has no hardware decryption, so like you said... You save cpu cycles.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] jprep:
Hmm never considered that. I just took it out and put it back in. Started up immediately with no issues. Will report back after a bit of time to see if that did the trick. Thanks again!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] GuyInDogSuit:
It says "Encrypt phone." As if it's not encrypted.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] scryan:
How did you format?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bajasur:
Not a layers fan? What color scheme are you looking for? I can try and help you find what you need
[Nexus 6 Android Development] mashuto:
This looks pretty great. Think I might give it a try either tonight or at some point over the weekend. A couple really small things I was curious about. Does this have network traffic indicator in the status bar? And secondly, is there support for changing the vibration intensity, either through the rom itself or through a kernel settings app?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] cujo6801:
No on the first../at least not on WiFi.

Yes on the second/with with a kernel auditor..

I use trickster..

Sent from the "DOG" pound...
[Nexus 6 Android Development] Mervingio:
Honestly I prefer CM themes never liked layers but many thanks for you help!
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 1Zero3forlife:
Why? CM themes are so buggy IMO and never look good, there are always issues and with layers you can easily turn off apps being themed and mix and match.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] wrongway213:
Honest answer from another user interested in this ROM and RRO in general: I'mnot necessarily turned away by Layers, moreso intimidated. I have never felt like there was a simple solution to theme your whole device as much as possible without a lot of effort or time using Layers when I have tried ROMs that use it. CMTE I can just apply my theme and reboot. It remains applied through reboots, flashes, whatever. I don't need to mess with anything unles there are issues - if I get a very well coded theme, it's just simple to use. In my limited use of Layers, they seemed quite more advanced to use. For instance, even though my wish was simply to apply one Layer entirely across everything in a manner as similar to CMTE's one click/done method as possible, I never found myself themed up before just going back to a different ROM. It has been a month maybe since I last tried to use Layers, so not sure if anything has changed, or if maybe the guides I was looking at were just overcomplicated. However, my apprehension with Layers is not due to lack of desirable color schemes - I honestly have found them to be a bit less than user friendly in my experience, if not outright intimidating compared to CMTE. As someone who likes to switch things up regularly, it seems a lot of work unless I can find a more concise method to use Layers. Some very nice ROMs use Layers, though - I'd definitely like to get comfortable with them.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] micmars:
I think that a few things should be considered...there is a far greater abundance of CMTE themes available, although that is changing rapidly.

The Layers app, despite the changes that have been made over the last few iterations, is still a glorified file manager, and it isn't very good at doing that.

Irrespective, Layers themes are lightweight, and in the hands of skilled devs, look very good. They are superior in the ability to mix and match themes with little effort, and they rarely slow down the device.

There are a sufficient quantity of dark ui themes available that I've stayed on the platform. You'll get used to it, and perhaps prefer it.

RRO in general will be hard coded into the next iteration of Android, so it's significance will only increase.

As an aside for those whom claim one is superior to another, it strikes me as a bit heavy handed to tell another that which is best for them.
[Nexus 6 Android Development] 1Zero3forlife:
First, once you learn to use layers, it's fool proof and easy as pie to use, not really advanced as you think. Also, they new layers manager has made it even easier. I can't stand CM themes after learning Layers which took all of 10 minutes. I also have no issues with themes sticking, never have. I may have to do a video to help people out, even [MENTION=5300329]K-alz[/MENTION] figured it out, just messing with ya bud[emoji12]

I like using status bar from one place, nav from another and stuff from 2 or 3 main themes.

Later

Steve
[Nexus 6 Android Development] bigant262:
Does this ROM allow you to customize heads up notifications?
[Nexus 6 Android Development] kwhodson:
Good. I personally like layers way better!