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[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
Not sure how that's related to the app. It doesn't touch vibration at all. Does vibration work fine when the app is not installed?
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
When you type the command and press enter, what is the output? Are you typing the command correctly (check for mistakes in spelling, etc)? Have you enabled USB debugging in Developer Settings? When you enable it and connect your phone for the first time your phone will display an authorisation prompt and you have to accept it. Is the latest version of ADB correctly installed? You may have to download the latest version of ADT (Android Developer Tools).
[Android Apps and Games] Swizzle82:
I think it was a problem with overlapping adb's installed. I went ahead and rooted so.now I'm good anyway..
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
1. It won't disable motion sensing on screen off so things like auto-rotation and other sensors work correctly while the screen is off. It may, in most cases, put the phone out of Doze if you move your phone (i.e in your pocket).

2. Disable Motion Sensing for Doze disables motion sensing only for Doze, not for the entire system, which is what ForceDoze does by default (through the option Don't disable sensors on screen off). The option is greyed out because Disable Motion Sensing for Doze supersedes Don't disable sensors on screen off. If you have both enabled (perhaps accidentally), then it would break the app.

3. I will not recommend doing so as it could cause unintended behaviour or in some cases cause ForceDoze to stop working, although you can experiment and see what happens.

4. No, they're identical. The app offers inbuilt whitelist for convenience but internally it uses the system whitelist.
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
It may or it may not. I don't have a Android N device to test so can't say. I will add support when I have an N device.
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
Do you understand what whitelisting does?

Only high-priority GCM notifications are delivered during Doze. Rest are delivered when the device exits Doze (for maintenance) or when you turn on the screen.

Which alarm app are you using? I would recommend using the Google Clock app.
[Android Apps and Games] yugotprblms:
I guess I did not realize what whitelisting did. Thanks for the clarification. I have Forcedoze turned off for now though, as I do need notifications when my screen is off.
[Android Apps and Games] dpitt68:
Motion sensor not disabling.

Has anyone gotten Motion sensors to disable on an S7 Edge? If so please tell me what has to be done. I get this feature to work for about a day then no more
[Android Apps and Games] milojoseph:
Can you share apk of the latest app plz
[Android Apps and Games] dpitt68:
Disable motion sensors only work for a short time

Del
[Android Apps and Games] blackbuffalo:
Thanks for your suggest. I reset ForceDoze frrom app option and restart my phone. Now it work fine with full option are enable
[Android Apps and Games] spexwood:
Thank you. I have Forcedoze disabled currently until I can figure out why my battery life is so bad. Disabling it hasn't shown any serious improvement though.

I do look forward to you being able to update once you get a Nougat device! I didn't get to keep my Note7 long enough to really appreciate the app, but can definitely see now how great it was. Once it gets updated, I want to give a nice donation (I honestly didn't see that "Donate" option until just now :eek:).
[Android Apps and Games] __riptide__:
I am trying to make a profile so that when I put my phone face down it goes into doze. For that I obviously need the force doze enable intent.

I have read the Tasker tutorials and followed the instructions that were given but still not successful.
[Android Apps and Games] levone1:
Edit

Sorry for mis-post - it was an XDA hiccup. I've never even visited this thread. I tried to post in a rom-specific threadbin a totally different forum...
[Android Apps and Games] nixolar:
hi guys, i've been using Force Doze for a few days and have already seen my doze time periods getting higher according to the Gsam Battery stats.

however, i can't wrap my head around the fact, that my Gsam still shows that my device is active during doze.

also: deep sleep is being shown as separate from doze? i don't understand why. i know what doze is and somehow i still think, it should be counted to the deep sleep statistic?

screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/qVpFd

can someone give me infos on that?

thank you!

infos: i am using a stock, non-rooted exynos galaxy s7. i have granted gsam and force doze apps the needed permissions over adb.
[Android Apps and Games] DB126:
Doze and 'deep sleep' describe different things. The former refers to apps and some services; the latter is a state your device can enter under the right circumstances. Doze helps to set up those circumstances by reining in background activity but your device (android) can still be active doing other things even with apps quite and sensors disabled. Much of this can be traced to Google Play Services but it's not the only culprit. You'll need to track wakelocks and other activity to track those pups down. Unfortunately, most remediations at the system level require root access.
[Android Apps and Games] zera89:
Guys, I update my S7 EDGE to the last security patch and I found my battery worse than before. I found that if I deactivate force doze I can go back to previous battery time! Is it possible security patch bug force doze?
[Android Apps and Games] :
is it support android n?
[Android Apps and Games] baudbox:
OP answer few posts back:
[Android Apps and Games] milojoseph:
Can someone Plz share latest apk
[Android Apps and Games] DB126:
It's in this thread; look back a few pages.
[Android Apps and Games] dpitt68:
Is it disabling the motion sensors so it remains in size mode while moving? My s7 will disable after the app is installed and set up but with in hours motion will take it out of doze mode
[Android Apps and Games] zsandras:
Hi guys, the first time when i could be happy with my Galaxy S7 in connection the battery standby consumption. I used all apps related this theme in combination with each other (Greenify, Powenap for Xposed, Naptime, Doze editor, Force Doze apps) in order to obtain a low standby battery consumption, but only with Force Doze app alone are the results the best. Thank you for this nice work [MENTION=5427507]ssrij[/MENTION] you are great. :good:

The single point a want to remark as a bet negative is that after each boot to have again Force Doze active must go in settings and must be ticked accepted and un-ticked than accepted "Disable motion sensing for Doze (root) and than should be devicer rebooted.

After that settings could be verified ForceDoze activity in the X posed Framework Log panel, one of the rows shows the following srting:

......

ForcedDozeXposed: UsePermanent Doze: false, useXposedSensorWorkaround: false, serviceEnabled: true

......
[Android Apps and Games] Sizzlincok:
What's the difference with enabling and disabling the xposed disable doze sensors function?

I thought the app itself already disables sensors?

Is the xposed setting a workaround?

Couldn't find any information about it on the web.
[Android Apps and Games] zsandras:
If you have "Disable motion sensing for Doze (root)" disabled, after reboot the string in Xposed logcat what I mentioned is ".....true" at the end. Than for example for an another reason you make a boot you can see in the Xposed log string that it is "False" at the end. So to have ForceDoze active continue before each reboot, the tick enable/disable "Disable motion sensing for Doze (root)"
[Android Apps and Games] kemalafiantoro:
Hey so after i installed the app, it seems that the app doesnt ask permission for root in my superSU. Why is that? Is it okay? Already try to reinstall it but still the same. Others app that require root ask permission just fine
[Android Apps and Games] anilhk:
My LG V20 with Forcedoze (in fact by allowing it through ADB workaround), still eats up more battery than without Forcedoze. I can see that the phone apps take longer to wake up, which means Forcedoze should be working, but for some crazy reasons i'm losing even more battery.
[Android Apps and Games] Sizzlincok:
So, long story short, enable that function if you have xposed installed? LOL
[Android Apps and Games] explorer-10:
Is this even needed still once you're running Nougat on Nexus 5X/6P?
[Android Apps and Games] kryshnakishore:
No need of this module for nougat users
[Android Apps and Games] explorer-10:
So, basically it'd literally do the same thing?
[Android Apps and Games] kryshnakishore:
I guess this functionality is implemented in N unless you need to turnoff wifi/data when screen off this module has nothing to do & I feel dev is not working on this
[Android Apps and Games] explorer-10:
Even though it's noted that Android N is currently not supported, does it still do something regardless?
[Android Apps and Games] kryshnakishore:
I did not get you. Not supported? You mean xposed modules?
[Android Apps and Games] JohnsonGond:
Anticipating

Thanks to the contribution. But i'm currently experiencing strange and unsolved battery drains here. Using OnePlus3 with H2OS 2.0 the fourth edition. Wondering what caused this and if anybody having the similar problem.

The battery usage with screen off is unstable and I can't find clues from my battery monitoring apps like Wakelock Detector, BetterBatteryStats or GSsam. I'll try more and turn back later.

Many thanks to everyone paying attention.
[Android Apps and Games] Lebenita:
When installing ForceDoze, the Xposed module is automatically activated if Xposed is installed. Unless I deactivate the ForceDoze Xposed module before rebooting, the phone hangs on a reboot until I remove the ForceDoze app (via ADB in recovery). It doesn't matter if Xposed functions are enabled in ForceDoze or not.

This is on a Samsung S4 mini LTE with CM13. The phone doesn't officially support Doze for lack of sensor, and the Doze flag is not set in CM13. But manually activating Doze via "Enable Doze on unsupported device" in ForceDoze works, so it would be nice if this could be set automatically via Xposed if the ForceDoze Xposed module didn't prevent the phone from booting.

Is there any way I can help troubleshoot the issue?
[Android Apps and Games] explorer-10:
Basically, pretty much this app would have no benefits to Nougat? If this applies, then I no longer need to keep this installed. Like most others, I'd use this mainly because I was on marshmallow.
[Android Apps and Games] dcop7:
I don't think nougat disables the sensors like force doze do. Nougat activates doze immediately yes, but if you are moving, doze doesn't activate. With force doze it activates even you are moving.
[Android Apps and Games] explorer-10:
From Lifehacker:

"Android 7.0 Nougat: In Nougat, Google added a lighter version of Doze that will activate if your phone’s screen is off and it’s not on a charger, even if it’s moving. In this mode, wakelocks are still allowed, and the phone will still search for GPS or Wi-Fi signals, but cell network access will be disabled outside the maintenance windows. This will still let things like your fitness tracker continue watching your activity, while still keeping Facebook from tearing through your battery."
[Android Apps and Games] dcop7:
My bad :)
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
There is still use of FD on Nougat, because on screen off, the OS only turns on a "light" version of Doze, and not the "deep" version (i.e full Doze), which is turned on much later. I don't have a N device with me (plus I returned my S7 edge) so I cannot add support for N, but I will be getting a Nexus 5X in thefuture, so maybe then I can look into adding N support. Anyhow, since the code is open source, anyone is welcome to submit patches to add support for N.
[Android Apps and Games] Mesmurized:
Does disable motion sensors also disable ambient display in MM? On my 5X, ambient display still works. Per the OP, was expecting all sensors to be disabled. A bit confused how to test disabled sensors or not!?
[Android Apps and Games] cjrivera04:
I know this app says Android n is not supported but I've seen people from other forums using this on Android n, saying it works. Can anyone verify whether or not this really can be used on Android n, sort of like Naptime? Just curious. This seems super promising especially for those without root. Nice work OP.
[Android Apps and Games] ggkameleon:
Hi ! I have a mistake with the App

I have an op3 root xposed Oos 3.2.7

I use agressive doze but not disabled sensor and in White list clock.

But when I make a minuters for coocking and Screen of & put my phone in table it don't song when minuters are finish ?

I'm sad ?
[Android Apps and Games] Tmobilefan906:
Huh?
[Android Apps and Games] hondapaul:
Hi All.

Using force doze with the Nitrogen 7.1 rom on my nexus 5 with no real problems... definitely works as 2 to 3% battery drain overnight when on and 5 to 10% when off..

Only thing I have noticed is that after loading a rom update (both stable or testing) I sometimes have to "turn of and on gain" a second time (a few hours/overnight later) to get it working properly... Not a real problem as it just means checking the battery usage a few hours after updating to check it's working... and if there is a drain, then the second off/on has sorted it every time...
[Android Apps and Games] moriel5:
Thanks for the info, I'll check it on my NitrogenOS 7.1 on my Nexus 4 when I'll have the time and post my results as well.
[Android Apps and Games] ggkameleon:
No I use force doze sorry (the swipe swiftkey write agressive doze).

No I use force doze and I like it so much but I can't use Timer clock when I use it ex : 1 minute I shoot down the screen & I configure force doze immediatly screen off I don't use disabled sensor & in White list I add clock.

And after 1 minutes don't ring !?
[Android Apps and Games] stylemessiah:
Working fine here on my Galaxy S4 with Optimized CyanogenMod 14.1....
[Android Apps and Games] Mesmurized:
Using 1.3.7 rev 44

Is there a way to always have doze stats in FULL view?

Compact view:

Full view:

Pls notice, that when in full view, compact is select-able - but not the reverse.
[Android Apps and Games] pistacios:
+1

It has randomly switched back and forth between views for me, I can't figure out why.
[Android Apps and Games] aslam_:
make it for nougat pls
[Android Apps and Games] Mynacol:
For me its working without problems

S4 cm14.1 JDCTeam
[Android Apps and Games] waiomiio:
Works for me too (osprey, cm 14.1)
[Android Apps and Games] КарагандА:
Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
Use the Google Clock app?
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
Perhaps Google has exempt Ambient Display from being disabled when you ask the OS to disable all sensors.
[Android Apps and Games] ssrij:
Happens when the app fails to log consecutive events properly. So if the log is like this: ENTER - EXIT - ENTER - ENTER - EXIT then it breaks the logic of the code that deals with parsing the data in the log and presenting it to the user, hence the app reverts back to the old view, which shows individual log items, instead of the normal view, which shows combined items.

I guess I'll fix it soon. Right now, the workaround is to clear the log from the settings, and the app will revert back to the normal view, but if it fails to log events properly again then the app will again revert back to the old view.
[Android Apps and Games] ggkameleon:
Yes ! Thank you. I uninstall Force Doze and after install again I do to white list Clock for minuters or don't work or I do to not disable sensors.

I test with Google clock ! But in OxygenOs this is not Google clock ? I test it thank's
[Android Apps and Games] ggkameleon:
Yes I had install clock android and work fine. But I just update to Oos 3.2.8 and if I disable sensor I can’t wake up my op3 with digital scaner ? I can’t stop alarm too ?
[Android Apps and Games] ggkameleon:
Hi ! I have some mistake with Oos 3.2.8 in oneplus 3 !?

If I disable sensor root my phone bug !

The button touch don't work and when screen off it's very difficult for wake up it ? The scaner don't work and it's very difficult to enter pass word.

I do to recovery and wipe cache dakvik for use correctly my phone.

I think oneplus are change doze in firmware

The phone are more good battery autonomy

I do enable sensor and for clock oneplus I do with list if I want to work :) not for Google clock.

I don’t know if I debloated clock oneplus clock and use google clock.

Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] kulguy:
Did you check sensor wakelock time? I suffered from battery drain, and found sensor usage time, especially Google Play Services soaring. It isn't counted as wakelock time. You can check Gsam and BBS to look into it.
[Android Apps and Games] Ubimo:
I'm on stock Samsung rom SGS 5. rooted and xposed

I've set to turn off wifi and mobile data when in doze.

Wifi and mobile data don't turn on when unlocking the phone.
[Android Apps and Games] Aksell:
How to hide notification on status bar/quick settings panel (doze status notification) :confused:
[Android Apps and Games] dcop7:
Press and hold the notification and press the button on the right and block the notification
[Android Apps and Games] dogredwing1:
Does this work with Nougat yet?
[Android Apps and Games] Hankmg5:
Been running it on my n4 with 7.1. Its been doing a fine job for the most part. Just a lot of wakeups.
[Android Apps and Games] nARMstrong20:
If it helps, I was getting a lot of wakeups when it was set to wait a few minutes before entering Doze mode.

Edit: I also have a mako, but that was back when I was running Marshmallow.
[Android Apps and Games] Hankmg5:
You can try reconfiguring it and see if any apps need optimization in the settings.
[Android Apps and Games] bibon27:
everytime i restart the phone, the whitelisted apps gets reseted to default, and i have to add them manually again, is there a fix for this problem?

im using xiaomi redmi note 3, running mm
[Android Apps and Games] ACardAttack:
Ever find out how to fix this? To com.google.android.gms is the reason I need to use this app
[Android Apps and Games] kryshnakishore:
those should be running in background always orelse os becomes unstable

i stopped using using such apps like greenify,force doze,naptime.....all these are time waste apps and has nothing to do ,bettter leave it to ROM itself
[Android Apps and Games] DB126:
Not really--but judicial, informed application is required to avoid unwanted side effects. That said, Marshmallow/Nougat do a pretty good job managing power consumption without 3rd party apps. Really depends on expectations and how much effort you want to invest.
[Android Apps and Games] bibon27:
Doesn't really work that well without root

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I tried using a few days, and without root, doesn't really make a difference, i have to manually add whitelist apps manually, and i have to run the program manually too, doesn't run on startup, decided to uninstall lol
[Android Apps and Games] DB126:
Most tools of this nature are not as effective on unrooted devices (if they work at all) as they can not secure the necessary permissions and/or have to utilize less aggressive techniques. As previously noted Android 6+ does a decent job managing background app activity with Nougat extending/refining the native doze capabilities introduced with Marshmallow.
[Android Apps and Games] Licaon_Kter:
That's a per device statement, Sony devices got fked by MM, their Stamina was already way better, and Google is not up on par even in 7.0.
[Android Apps and Games] DB126:
Yes - recognizing device variations, ROM builds, vendor overlays, user expectations and claims that all things that come from {fill in the blank} are horrible by definition. That said ... and allowing for individual outliers ... Android 6 and 7 have better power management capabilities than their predecessors.
[Android Apps and Games] JohnsonGond:
Hi there, thanks a lot for the app

I experienced strange battery drain today when I left my dorm, forgetting to turn off wifi (which was only available within the building), also forgot to turn mobile data on

Notification showed that in 147mins battery level fell from 70% to 65%, which was not normal

This made me wonder if it was merely because the wifi module kept on searching for usable wifi spot or it had something to do with the app or doze mode

I'm using OnePlus 3 with ElementalX kernel 0.30 installed

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Wow, thanks for reminding! I've got BBS installed, but I rebooted my device after that...so now I can't look at the record of when the drain happened.

You're right, I should check it out next time when similar drains happen.

Thanks anyway haha!
[Android Apps and Games] JohnsonGond:
Not necessarily. In the settings of the app shows "persistent notification", just uncheck it and it's done.
[Android Apps and Games] dcop7:
Yes, but there is something. With persistent notification it is harder to kill force doze. If you disable that, in cases of low memory, it is easier to kill force doze
[Android Apps and Games] theyownus:
Is there a command that will enable non root mode with a local terminal? I don't have access to a PC...

Using: pm grant com.suyashsrijan.forcedoze android.permission.DUMP

I get response of:

Operation not allowed: java.lang.SecurityException: grant

RuntimePermission: Neither user 10196 nor current process

has android.permission.GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS.

bash-4.3$
[Android Apps and Games] Licaon_Kter:
No, you could enable ADB, connect to a PC for a few seconds and run: adb tcpip 12345 ( wait for confirmation: remote started something 12345)

Then with Remote ADB Shell open localhost with port 12345.

You can use that app to give adb commands until the next reboot.

But in your case, just for one command, it's kinda pointless, you need a PC anyway for the first step..
[Android Apps and Games] Ubimo:
Is ForceDoze advisable on Samsung Nougat?

Or don't I need it since Nougat takes care of that on a similar way?
[Android Apps and Games] asusm930:
hey there here to report that it works as described on my Redmi Note 4 running Marshmellow~

Now, is there a way to achieve this something like an init.d script? I don't like using seperate apps to manage "deep android system" features haha. I even converted this app to a system app (using link2sd) so that it feels a stock rom feature.

Again, wonderful job on this, trully

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The ONLY thing that differentiates this app and stock nougat doze is this app enables us to force doze straight away after screen off, whereas stock nougat doze still waits a few minutes. Stock nougat already enables doze even of device is moving.
[Android Apps and Games] kk-ftp:
Guys. My stock clock app timer used to work with force doze. Why all of a sudden that it doesn't?! I'm using a Samsung galaxy s7 edge! Someone help. I've whitelisted the clock app. Alarm works but the timer doesn't when screen off!
[Android Apps and Games] kk-ftp:
You only lost 5% in over 2hrs? That's pretty good if it's during peak hours, no?
[Android Apps and Games] anarchist18:
Hi all,

I am testing this app on a Galaxy S6 SM-G920F android 6.0.1 non-rooted. I have followed the instructions and given permissions via adb and everything seemed ok. (installed via google play store)

But when i check in GSAM Battery monitor it seems the phone does not enter doze mode when the screen turns off but only after some time when there is no movement

the phone did not enter doze mode and I had the screen off and the phone was in my pocket on my way to work

Any ideas?
[Android Apps and Games] Licaon_Kter:
You did enter ForceDoze->Settings and set up "bypass sensors" or whatever that is called, right?
[Android Apps and Games] anarchist18:
I have the following settings checked:

turn off while charging

show persistent notification

ignore lockscreen timeout

disable wifi during doze

disable motion sensing for doze

I cannot post a screenshot since the forum wont let me because i don't have 10 posts