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[Greenify] strongst:
Thanks, I found another way instead
[Greenify] ianmacd:
That works, too, but it's overkill in this case.

Ideally, you'd use the OS's mechanism to silence an app only when the app itself offers you no ability to control its behaviour. Greenify does offer such control.

Right now, you have Greenify trying to show notifications and the OS disallowing them. It's better to simply turn them off in Greenify. That would also offer you greater transparency, since you might one day forget that you turned off the app's notifications at the system level and wonder why they're not displaying, in spite of the fact that Greenify is properly configured to show them.

Finally, there are other types of notification that Greenify can display, but blocking the app at the OS level affects all of them, whilst the app itself offers you fine-grained control over each one.
[Greenify] strongst:
Now I did it like you show me, thanks!
[Greenify] Mystogan:
I got this cool glitch. Dozing while screen is on. Would this be beneficial if it was added as a feature? Maybe a button just like the hibernate all apps. Just a suggestion. Btw v2.9
[Greenify] Callliope:
Any idee why i`m getting greenify has stopped working ? ad kicks in , but when i wake up the screen ,after 2 mins of using i get fc, some help ?
[Greenify] wilflare:
hmm has anyone used this in Nougat? (since Nougat has a supposedly lighter Doze that does not require the phone to be stationary)
[Greenify] techy97:
Just some doubts.

New to Greenify,

Devices today are always in hand wherever you go, whenever you go, and whatever you do, thus keeping it in track of the motion sensor, here the aggressive doze mode completely ceases to act any further, next is Doze on the go, but again incompatibility issues with certain apps, keeping this in mind, I never happened to check the aggressive doze mode box, just the shallow hibernation and boost mode.

But the problem starts with Deep Hibernation, like what's up with this new function, now with my GCM push allowed for greenified apps, how much effective would this one stand against the shallow hibernation mode? And how does it even work if yet it allows gcm pushes on aggressively hibernating apps(correct me I am wrong here)

P.S - I don't want to lose GCM pushes on Greenified apps
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
It is not a glitch. It is the counter counting the time the phone is out of Doze.

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I am using it on Nougat because Google's implementation of Doze is not strong enough for me. It is working perfectly.
[Greenify] Lither:
Can someone help me, I'm using CM13, which doze is better for battery life, the one built-in the ROM or Greenify?
[Greenify] strongst:
Greenify has no separate doze than cm13. Greenify is a tool, letting you configure the Android 6 feature called "doze" in a better way, so you can make more efficient use of it.

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] rohitdave:
Wifi and Aggresive Doze

Yes I also noticed that without Wifi my Aggressive Doze does not work on my Non Rooted MI4 on Marshamallow 6.01

Not been able to find any answers on this please help
[Greenify] sirxdroid:
I assume there's no fix for this issue yet, just trying latest Greenify on rooted Nexus 6P running MM (not upgraded to N yet) and if I enable Aggressive Doze mode I see that the phone is awake 100% (as reported by BBS) with Google Play Services holding the NlpCollectorWakeLock. The battery is dropping too so it's not just bogus numbers reported by BBS (Settings > Location also reporting Google Play Services - High battery use). Toggling Location off/on seems to fix it for a bit at least and then it comes back. So there's clearly a problem with Aggressive Doze mode and yes I do get that it's marked experimental, just reporting the issue.
[Greenify] TheBashar:
Every update I tested on my MM tablet still had the problem. When my N5X updated to N I didn't need Greenify anymore since the stock Doze got a bit more aggressive.
[Greenify] sirxdroid:
FWIW it seems that Naptime and ForceDoze have (had?) the same problem. Perhaps it's best to not mess with Doze default settings and let it do it's thing. Good to hear that Doze works better on N.
[Greenify] axxel6307:
I've got aggressive doze enabled with motion sensors disabled on my gs7 with android 6.0. NON ROOT.

When I upgrade to 7.0, I want to enable the same aggressive doze features that disables motion detectors and keeps it in a deep sleep even during movement. However, I don't seem to find any clear cut instructions on which dump permissions are necessary. I'm confused by the different permissions. Would it hurt just to enable all 4 dump permissions?

Also, has anyone actually upgraded to 7.0 and noticed any difference in battery life? I've read some people that went from 6 to 7, using aggressive doze on both with motion disabled, have experienced worse battery in 7.

Hoping some people will share some input here.
[Greenify] price31:
I have quit using aggressive doze and in fact I disabled the regular doze as well using :

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.geroo.disabledoze

It is the only way to reliably get my email push notifications.

I have not yet seen an impact on my battery life.

I do use Greenify BOOST with Xposed.
[Greenify] strongst:
I use blue mail and greenify, push is working

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] price31:
Tried it many times, still doesn't work. Bluemail has same priority GCM as Gmail. Currently there's no way for gmail or any other email app to push while in doze mode, this is confirmed by Google team itself. If it's pushing, your not really in doze yet
[Greenify] strongst:
OK, that is what you mean. Sure, you must exclude blue mail from general battery optimization, so doze will not effect it.

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] price31:
Even that won't work, I've tried it many times. There's no way out of doze for any email applications no matter what you do. Confirmed by Google.
[Greenify] strongst:
Maybe you don't understand me, I meant, when you exclude email app from DOZE and degreenify it too, push is working while other apps are sleeping. It's true. I'm using it so with blue mail

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] price31:
I have tried that. And j completely understand what you're saying. Do the following :

Let your phone sit on a desk for 1.5h and never turn on the screen. Then send yourself an email, you will not get notification until you turn back on your screen no matter what settings with doze and battery optimization you do with ANY email applications. When you're moving the phone can have it exit doze that's why it's important that you have the phone sit idle.

The only things coming through are messaging services such as WhatsApp, messenger etc.
[Greenify] strongst:
Did you tried aqua mail too? It's working better, but battery hungry...

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] kulguy:
I don't feel Aggressive Doze and Doze on the Go are beneficial for battery, on non rooted device...

If I looked into BBS or GSAM, obviously Doze works with no problems.. But, battery drops rapidly during Doze state... I can't figure out what's the problem.. I don't see any clear battery draining app from BBS, GSAM or stock battery stats... Not much wakelocks or alarms and Google Play Services behaving itself..

It feels like a fake Doze or non functional Doze, whatever..

My device is Sony Xperia Z5C on 6.0.1 .253 stock non rooted firmware, and Stamina mode disabled.
[Greenify] strongst:
In android N the built in DOZE works a lot better, the on the go feature is already there. Google play services, gcm, did take a huge amount of draining battery, as most apps uses them today. In former Android generations you don't have to deal with that as the apps were directly connected to accounts without gcm etc.

Sent from my Z1 using my hand
[Greenify] quincho54:
Have the same problem. There is no apk working, but battery drains. Battery in stand by mode drains a lot now.
[Greenify] aidy.lucas:
Not had that problem on my stock unrooted xperia xa on 6.0
[Greenify] JeffyLube0:
Check the sensors tab in BBS. I am getting a nasty sensor wakelock from my accelerometer. It drains battery even if I have no alarms/partial wakelocks. All I know is that it is related to spotify so far.
[Greenify] Allan_Hun:
Aggressive doze + Alternate screen off mode is great on my oneplus3. Emails, Alarms, BT music streaming and Fingerprint reader works :)

Only problem seems to be the clock apps timer function. When dozed the timer doesn't fire, before I turn the screen on and then it will show the time passed since the alarm should have fired.

I tried whitelisting my stock clock app, and also tried googels clock app, but nothing changes.

Anyone know why the whitelist doesn't seem to work?
[Greenify] kulguy:
What do you mean it is related to Spotify?

If you delete Spotify, Accelerometer wakelock doesn't occur?

I have the same accelerometer problem. But, I don't have Spotify installed.... I don't figure out what causes it :(
[Greenify] Lither:
delete
[Greenify] ivanwong1989:
Hello greenifi-ers,

Just a quick question..

Is there any way to use Agressive Doze and change the periods/intervals? Such as maintenance window intervals and duration?

Would love to decrease the window intervals.
[Greenify] JeffyLube0:
Nevermind it wasn't spotify it was just falsely reported as Spotify. I still don't know what it is. Are you using force doze or anything like that?
[Greenify] kulguy:
Currently I have been trying ForceDoze, the latest beta on non rooted device since I uninstalled Greenify.

Accelerometer problem doesn't happen when my device stays still, but if I go around, I find battery drained seriously, and battery monitoring app shows very high accelerometer sensor usage time..
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
For that you need Doze Settings Editor, not Greenify.
[Greenify] WibblyW:
Did it drain before? Doze (triggered in any way) won't help with drain caused by the phone just trying to keep connected with its nearest towers. In poor signal areas, this can cause significant power consumption.
[Greenify] quincho54:
Yes I figured out. I really live in an area with extrem bad signal.

I just disabled it and ir works quite good. I get almost three days out of it, combined with LD and I'm happy with it.
[Greenify] blackphnx:
First time using Greenify. Should I "greenify" all my apps including messengers such as Whatsapp, Viber, Messenger, etc?
[Greenify] gooner_anirudh:
Check Running services under Developer options and if there are apps running in background that you don't want, greenify them. The most common battery and memory hogging apps are Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, UC Browser, etc.
[Greenify] neezy13:
I would not Greenify messaging apps because you won't get notifications. Typically only Greenify things that you don't need instant push notifications for. You may also want to whitelist some media apps for aggressive doze since they will be interrupted if the phone goes into doze while using them.
[Greenify] blackphnx:
Got it. Thanks!
[Greenify] ch3mn3y:
Did You found a way to use AD and Endomondo in the same time? For now I'm disabling AD before using Endo and reenable it after, but it takes time.

Thought about this:

But not sure how to make it.

Anyone has an idea or whole Tasker setup?
[Greenify] Andrev01:
Hi. I think it's only one workaround to use Endomondo with AD. I disable it too as well for the time I run.
[Greenify] ch3mn3y:
Szkoda...

Maybe someone will have an idea, or maybe it will work fine, as I didn't heard about problems with Endo on 7.0.
[Greenify] psxmail:
Hi Maybe a stupid question, is force doze working when Auto-Hibernate not enable ?

Can we log which application is often hibernate in auto mode ?
[Greenify] iamnotkurtcobain:
So is Aggressive Doze broken on the latest Beta?

I get HORRIBLE battery life with Greenify and/or Aggressive Doze. [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

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Got the same.

Battery life is horrible with Greenify and aggressive doze.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Aggressive Doze works fine on my Nexus 5X, either stock Android 7.0 or 7.1 beta. I'm not sure about the performance on Samsung devices, but I'll definitely test it out when I managed to get any of them.
[Greenify] porzione:
Same problem with other trackers like Runtastic, RunnerUp, etc. I'm using Macrodroid and Greenify tasker plugin - when tracker app starts and HR monitor connects then trigger macros to disable AD, when tracker closes and HR monitor disconnects then run another macros to enable AD again.
[Greenify] kompisPL:
So to use all options from Greenify on my S7 Edge i uninstalled My Knox and i used this command

adb -d shell pm grant com.oasisfeng.greenify android.permission.DUMP

adb -d shell pm grant com.oasisfeng.greenify android.permission.READ_LOGS

adb -d shell pm grant com.oasisfeng.greenify android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Greeinfy works perfect but only one thing issue i installed back My Knox and now when i try to login i get this error Invalid server certificate, anyone know how to fix this on S7 edge?

edit: after uninstalled Greenify and reinstalled Knox, its working again.
[Greenify] Mesmurized:
Request: Option to disable Ambient Display when Doze on the Go is also enabled.

Nexus 5X, MM 6.0.1
[Greenify] danecr7:
Hello [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION], thank you for this incredible application.

I'm starting to get Doze notification like show in the screeshot below since upgrading to greenify 2.9. On the 2.8.1 version it was showing it in minutes but now I'm getting stats by seconds. I don't know if it's related to greenify itself or another app.

Any fix for it, in the case it's greenify related ?
[Greenify] km8j:
Will aggressive doze work in Nougat?
[Greenify] sir*mez:
With aggressive doze I'm having problems with my alarm waking me up in the morning. The alarm would only start ringing after the device is turned on and then all my notifications followed. When I turn off aggressive doze the alarm works as its supposed to. Can anyone else confirm this? What logs would you need? Do you need any logs? How can I help?

Nexus 6 with Cataclysm MM lastest build and Hells-core latest kernel.
[Greenify] brolic925t:
Why do you even have clock being dozed...? Doesn't waste any battery. Just click the battery icon, then battery optimization and unclick clock.I've un dozed chrome clock greenify and my kernel tweakin app so I don't run intonproblems and still have amazing battery life
[Greenify] sir*mez:
Um I don't have it dozed and I don't have the alarm app that I use being dozed or set to hibernate. I use Alarm Clock Extreme app for alarm. Trust me I'm not a noob, I tried figuring it out myself. I have apps like facebook, FB messenger etc that are on hibernate and doze nothing else.
[Greenify] suku_patel_22:
My phoe has suddenly stopped dozing aggressively. Not sure what i should be checking.
[Greenify] GeraldRudi:
I had the same problems mentioned above.

I deinstalled greenify and edited the doze settings - i love it!

Custom doze:

Doze Settings Editor (Android Marshmallow Only)

Some info how it works:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6/general/doze-depth-t3234529

Understanding Doze (developer.android.com)
[Greenify] italia0101:
Edit - my fault
[Greenify] mrorange4287:
So when I manually turn my screen off with my power button the next time I turn my screen on I get my lock screen, but when i just let the screen turn off automatically the next time I turn my screen on I don't get my lock screen. This is happening in both trusted places and non-trusted places.
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
What [MENTION=4347548]brolic925t[/MENTION] said was not about hibernating Apps in Greenify. He was talking about the Doze function of Marshmallow and asking you to remove clock from Battery Optimisation and move it to Not Optimised.

What Greenify does is it fires the Marshmallow Doze immediately. So whatever Apps are Optimised for battery in Marshmallow will immediately be put on Doze without waiting for the usual one hour. Greenify's Aggressive Doze doesn't add any Apps on its own.
[Greenify] sir*mez:
Both alarm apps are already off and not being optimized for battery, in the battery settings. Like I said I have tried all the obvious fixes and there must be something that's being dozed that's not supposed to be dozed. When it's time to wake up (alarm clock), the phone does nothing until I wake up the phone, then the alarm ssound (by this time I'm late) and then I receive all my messages/notifications. When I turn off aggressive doze, the alarm works, hence why im in here saying that aggressive doze is the problem.

Aggressive doze on = no alarm clock in the morning. :crying:

Aggressive dozed off = alarm clock ringing in the morning, meaning I'm off to work on time. :highfive:
[Greenify] GeraldRudi:
With Marshmallow (and Doze) all alarm apps have to update to wake up in doze mode.

E.g. Google Clock Alarm works

E.g I Can't Wake Up! Alarm Clock works also since update to marshmallow (I wrote him)

Try to write your alarm app coder

Description:

https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/doze-standby.html#understand_doze
[Greenify] sir*mez:
Aahh you have a point, you are probably correct the app probably does need an update for marshmallow. Thanks dude this actually make sense. Thanks for the app recommendation.
[Greenify] thorrules:
I wanted to give this a shot on my Marshmallow running on nexus 5. But I downloaded the app from play store and it is still on 2.7 version. Where can I get the beta version from? Thank you.
[Greenify] M@rs:
Join the beta on g+ and you will get the update trough the playstore.
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
Doze Settings Editor and Greenify

[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION],

I have the Greenify donate version running on root mode in my Nexus 4 on Marshmallow with Chroma ROM and Bank's Gapps along with Doze Settings Editor.

In the Editor, I have set a delay of 30 seconds for the inactive timeout and for motion and location, I have set 0.

I have also enabled the Aggressive Doze function in Greenify in addition to hibernating some user Apps which are used infrequently. Both Editor and Greenify seem to complement each other and for the last 24 hours I seem to have good battery.

Do you think that they coexist or there is a likelihood of issues later on?
[Greenify] ashjas:
I guess you might want to hold off aggressive doze switch if tethering is enabled.
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]
[Greenify] tylerdurden83:
Doubt that it's something to do on his end. My understanding is that aggressive doze simply changes the timers after which the system doze mode kicks in. Tethering isnt affected by doze, regardless of how fast it kicks in.
[Greenify] badbob001:
I'm guessing Aggressive Doze will do nothing to enable Doze while the phone is in my pocket and I'm walking around? I'm looking for a way to have the phone be in low power while the screen is off (save some choice apps like voice calls and whatsapp) but be ready for action when the screen is enabled. This would be useful when on vacation and I know I won't get to a charger until late in the day.
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
Even during Doze, if motion is detected, the idle state changes. So it is only useful for us during the night or when the phone is completely still. Many of us are waiting for some Dev to come up with an App which will deactivate the motion sensor during Doze.
[Greenify] ajeesh vijayan:
xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/aggressive-doze-experimental-feature-t3223731/page4

check what oasisfeng said about aggressive doze .. doze will not go off until screen turned on or connected to charger..

for those who want to edit doze setting or disble motion

search "naptime" or "doze editor"

aggressive doze option disables motion
[Greenify] TNSMANI:
I have read that post long ago. Much water has flowed under the bridge since then. Read http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/root-doze-settings-editor-android-t3235130/page29.

Starting from post no. 3532, read a few pages in that thread and you will also come to the same conclusion as me.

Unless [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] has come up with a different implementation where the motion sensor is deactivated, mere speeding up of the start of Doze will not affect the motion sensing during Doze.

That said, when I activate Aggressive Doze in Greenify, I get 0.5% battery loss per hour which is way beyond the 2 to 3% loss that I encounter with normal Doze.
[Greenify] ch3mn3y:
Aggressive Doze from Greenify is almost the same thing like Nougat Doze, so it's not "compatible" (read it: "needed").
[Greenify] km8j:
What do you mean needed? Are you saying it won't provide any added benefit? I also am trying to use the wake up tracker on my Pixel and i granted read_logs via ADB but checking the box in the app still asks me to go grant perms.

EDIT: got the perms to work but I can't seem to get "Doze on the go" to light up. Is it not supported on the pixel?
[Greenify] ch3mn3y:
As it's almost the same thing like the one You have in the firmware, why would You want to double it?.

It would as Greenify Doze works right after You turn off the screen and Nougat one gives some time for apps to and their things.

It won't be available (as incompatible with your device). Both options are not supported on 7.0+
[Greenify] prakashkushwaha74:
I have greenify 3.0 build 3 donation package!

ISSUE : Experimental doze features force closes all the application which is major issue!

Solution Expected : All the apps present in RECENT MENU should not be force close till user remove it from RECENT MENU manually. And as soon as user remove the recent menu apps , the irrespective of baground process apps should be force close.

this is one of the experimental feature in aggressive doze mode. Hope it will be fixed soon. Cheers!
[Greenify] DB126:
Responded here
[Greenify] RogerSC:
Want to thank Greenify's author a whole lot. I have a new Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8 (WiFi version) with Android Marshmallow and Greenify. All I have turned on in Greenify is aggressive doze and auto-hibernate. The battery usage at idle is outstanding, and no lag or waking up issues. Not missing Android Nougat as a result. Checked the idle battery consumption yesterday, just let the tablet sit around for about 12 hours. Only opened it to look at the battery a few times, and to look at my WiFi a couple of times. Battery was at 98% at the end of the day, couldn't ask for better. I'm sure that this will degrade some as time goes on with added apps, but a great start!

Love it. Very very happy with Greenify, thanks so much.
[Greenify] zilan:
hi...

so when im on 7.1 or 6.01 i don't need to enable greenify aggresive doze?

only enable shallow hibernate? my device is redmi note 3 pro, has 3gb ram.

i want to greenify whatsapp but i notice when i greenify it i didn't receive chat. only when i opened it the chat is coming. my setting is aggresive doze enable, shallow hibernate enable.. all other options enable, since im on nougat so i can't use xposed even im paid user.

thanks for your help.:)
[Greenify] ch3mn3y:
On 6.0 You have to enable Aggressive Doze if You want it to work. On 7.0 it's already there.

I don't use shallow as it's not supported by my device/Rom, so cannot tell if that is/isn't the problem.

Did You tried enabling "Wake-up Tracking and Cut-off", "Don't Remove Notifications" and "GCM push for greenified apps" to see if it's not Greenify which blocks the app?

But if it is Doze, You can add it to Doze whitelist in devices Settings.
[Greenify] zilan:
thanks for your reply, since i use shallow hibernate, wake up tracking and cut off disabled by default.

i enabled don't remove notifications (limited) but since im on nougat and there is no xposed yet so i can't enable GCM push for greenified.

so what is best setting on nougat with no xposed if i want to greenify app like whatsapp, instagram, and facebook but still i want to receive notification? im rooted user.

i also already setting whatsapp to don't optimize on setting-battery-battery optimization.

thanks