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[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Jamoeda:
I have magisk phh supersu and have huge batery drain. For the firts day a use oos 4.0.1 the phone work well and i had amazing battery life, now is terrible.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] M3ntoR:
I've had this also. What I;ve made and it seems to work but I have to go with 1-2 full battery cycles

Updated to SuperSU 2.79

Installed SD Maid and killed apps that were starting with android. You won't believe how many useless processes are running all the time in background!

I've uninstalled Metal (facebook client)

Now my iddle drain regarding to EXKM is 0,52%/h and it was 1.79%/h

So We're getting somewhere ;P
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ckyy:
Had the same problem. Flashed supersu 2.78 SR5, no facebook, OOS 4.0.1. All good now.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] imjackripper:
That actually helped me too. Thank you!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] RJMacReady:
With latest everything (Superuser), Aggressive Doze and OOS Beta 10, still going strong so I don't understand the issues everyone is having.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] minieod:
thats because were discussing OOS 4 (4.0, 4.0.1) and youre on OOS Beta 10.... while they are very similar, this bug was not evident in Beta 10 at all, and only started with the new updates
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Playa82:
i had the same problems. i made a factory reset and now all is god. before i had around 2-3 SOT. After the reset i got 3-4 SOT. But i have to wait a few charging cycles to get my final result.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] hem.acharya:
Android system taking just too much juice along with play services
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Playa82:
Here are the first pics after i reset my phone. before i had a SOT of 2-3 hours. look whats happened now:
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] digiboy1:
I am rooted and on official 4.0.1 stock. I flashed it clean after doing a factory reset. No debloater used. Aggressive doze is off in settings (you should turn it off if your usinh greenify to Hibernate apps).

I'm using greenify but again no aggressive doze in greenify. Just that except few social media apps, all others are greenified. Obviously, since no debloater used all system apps (all Google apps) remain on always. Google backup is on as well. Google photos backup also stays on.

Before, I had supersu v2.79 sr2. I used to get 4:30-5:30 hours SOT. I was sorta satisfied by that. Idle drain was almost 0 which was great compared to what I was getting on open beta 9 before.

Recently after going through multiple threads suggesting to use supersu 2.79 stable instead of sr1/sr2, I flashed supersu 2.79 stable after wiping cache (when I already had SR2). This did overwrite the sr2 and now I have stable 2.79 version.

This gave a HUMUNGOUS gain to battery life. I had never ever received such battery life. Still 46% left and already crossed 4 hour SOT mark. Check screenshots. :)

Highly recommended to use supersu 2.79 stable. Highly recommended to do clean flash. Also highly recommend not using aggressive doze as it has negative impact on battery life if you use your phone often.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] diongdyh:
I came from the Experience ROM thread. Doesn't the ROM have SuperSU 2.79 stable? The SuperSU app says so.

Also, was that a typo in your final sentence? Pretty sure you meant you were against aggressive doze.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Nitesh13:
Yes the experience ROM have stable supersu.......
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] diongdyh:
Great now I have absolutely no idea what's killing my battery -.-
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Nitesh13:
From when ur experiencing battery drain???

fews days back i read on some threads facebook & messenger were causing battery drain..
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] aPeN.Jr:
I have searched the problem this drain with any method flash.

I think i got it with my rom freedom. And now i have get 3% from 100 with 1 hour active and 16m sot screen

Maybe you want to try just flash with Twrp . Recommended i say to use bluespark v11 or 23 have been tested by me.

First you need to factory reset, wipe again dalvik cache and cache. And now go to flash your rom.

Then you need to wipe dalvik cache and cache again.

After that try to clear data your google play services.

And i got the problem with antutu dont want to greenify, i try to reinstall. This is if you have antutu and try to force greenify for hibernated.

Facebook has been uninstalled but fb said if they`re have been fixed. Maybe i need to install for to try if that`s has been solved.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] diongdyh:
Android System more than Screen usage? That had never happened to me before OOS 4.0.1. Also, I usually get 6.5 hours of SoT for my light usage. And I don't have Facebook or Messenger installed. Checked BetterBatteryStats, SystemUI and Google Services are constantly using my sensors.

Other than these abnormalities, I don't find anything else in stats. I believe I'm rather familiar with BBS and know which part is acting weird.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] habylab:
Anyone had any more luck with SR3 SuperSU, versus stable?

It seems the SR3 release has fixed a couple of bugs since SR1. Could this fix the CPU lock issue?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] M3ntoR:
Guys, can someone post a link to debloater package for OOS ?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] noisy_lightning:
For me disabling location services seems to have fixed it. I am also making sure to turn off WiFi when I don't have access to WiFi (before I just left it active)

I am now running 4.0.2 but if I leave location and WiFi on then the drain happens again!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] habylab:
WiFi uses 2% over a whole battery cycle for me. Leave it on.

Location and Android Backup are the main culprits.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] AvivEliyahu:
Did it fix your issue?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Allan_Hun:
So true!

On my Oneplus One i struggled with bad battery drain, after a lot of trial and error I finally fixed it by disabling google location history. On my OP3 i set location to GPS only and disable location history. I know using wifi/BT/mobile network for location is supposed to save battery, but for me gps only is better...

With OOS 4.0.2 i get 100 - 0% in 36 hours with 8-7H screen on. I leave bluetooth and wifi on, but don't use google now, voice commands, facebook, screen of gestures, ambient display and **** like that.

I formated everything when I upgraded to Nougat a few weeks ago. A few days ago i upgraded to 4.0.2 using latest official twrp and supersu 2.79-sr3, i'm always flashing the full zip because i'm rooted and belive its the best way to upgrade.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] habylab:
Seems to have done!
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Pumpino:
I'm having massive battery drain issues on my OP3 since flashing 4.0.2. Previous versions were fine.

Android system is chewing up my battery and I'm only getting 1.5 hours of SOT. :(

I tried clearing Google Play Services data and cache/dalvik cache in TWRP, but it made no difference. I have SuperSU 2.79 SR3 installed.

Also, Chomp SMS has no notifications half of the time. I get no notification light and no status bar icon, but launch Chomp to send a message and see that I received messages earlier. Sometimes it works fine though!

Any ideas? Is it worth switching to Beta 11? I'm confused, as I thought the community builds would finish now that OOS is running Nougat.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] hem.acharya:
Very bad battery. With 4.0.2 and elementalx kernel.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Pumpino:
I dirty flashed 4.0.2 and SuperSU 2.79 SR3 and it seems to have resolved my battery drain, which is good. I switched to LineageOS for a few hours and while the battery life was great, the camera wasn't.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] hem.acharya:
Finally got satisfactory results after dirty flashing community build 11. Experience rom
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] phonetech101:
I did the same, full wiped everything, even internal which I never do then sideloaded rom, best rom setup so far and no battery drain and cpu arnt spastic high sitting on 307mhz ?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] blazin_asian17:
Is there a difference between sideloading and just flashing in TWRP?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] phonetech101:
Only reason I sideloaded was because I didn't have any other way to send rom from computer to phone, it didn't have a working system, after wiping internal storage ur phone has no working OS so I had no choice but to sideload and believe me try it and feel the fresh battery life ?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] blazin_asian17:
I've done full formats of my phone, wiping everything and I still have the Android system drain. I'll give it another few days before I go back to Sultan I guess.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Bradl79:
The latest Experience Rom 10.1 stated it has fixed the battery drain and seemed to have worked, getting a lot better battery life now, been having issues sine 3.2.7 and seemed to be finally fixed, I used to get about 2 to 4 hrs SOT, now back to 6hr
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] lxxs:
The dev of FreedomOS also claimed to have fixed the drain. He will be uploading the fix soon.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] habylab:
I've been calling for this to happen for a while, because there's no proof he's fixed it yet. I'll be impressed if he has.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] jim262:
Please unload all third party apps and then see if you are experiencing the same problem. Betcha won't. Battery drain is not necessarily caused by or the fault of the OS. You need to do a search on all the possible reasons and apps that can cause battery drain. This can range from wifi constantly be on or bluetooth always being on as well, plus auto sync also is a constant drain. There are many things one can do, such as adding Greenify to hibernate apps and preventing memory hogs from auto starting. All that background activity also drains. Please do a search for answers first. You might not need to post your issue. Thanks
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] lxxs:
So far I've been using last FreedomOS with blu_spark and I can confirm it did fixed the drain for me ;)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] habylab:
I'll wait for the 'fix' in a flashable fix or official firmware.
[Samsung Gear S3] daoom:
Does anybody know if there's an app for the Gear s3 that will allow me to lock and/or shutdown the phone remotely?

I found one (Phone Remote) that allows me to control volume and few other settings, but that's about it.
[Samsung Gear S3] mobilecutzzfa:
No there's not one
[Samsung Gear S3] gpmg762:
Quick Settings in Galaxy Apps allows locking the phone remotely.
[Samsung Gear S3] daoom:
Installed it, works.

Thanks!
[Samsung Gear S3] Don_Huan:
Unfortunately I could not find quick settings. Where did you find it?

... found how to track my device, but that's all.
[Samsung Gear S3] alexmoi:
If your phone has android 5.0+ .. you have a built in option called smart lock .. It will keep your phone unlocked when your gear is in range while auto locking when not in range .. kinda like a key to your phone :)
[Samsung Gear S3] Don_Huan:
Thx alexmoi, but I could not find any app that allows me to lock or unlock my phone remotely. I looked everywhere. :(
[Samsung Gear S3] 10urshin:
From phone, Settings -> Lock Screen and Security -> Secure Lock Settings -> Smart Lock -> Trusted Devices -> Bluetooth -> Select your gear
[Samsung Gear S3] tcntad:
Thats not remote.

Im sure he wants to use the watch to lock the device at a distance. Maybe over mobile data or WiFi.
[Samsung Gear S3] Don_Huan:
That's exactly what I meant! :)
[Samsung Gear S3] 10urshin:
In that case Quick Settings from Tizen WebApp is the only app yet that does it but galaxy apps currently have some ridiculous restrictions about which apps to show who, if you cant find the app, you are out of luck.
[Samsung Gear S3] Don_Huan:
Damn, I expected something like that. Those restrictions are really bulls***! But thanks for the info 10urshin.
[Samsung Gear S3] alexmoi:
ok .. haven't seen that type of app yet .. closest thing i could find was smart lock .. if your phone is too far it locks automatically with a password unlock and when in range of your watch the phone unlocks automatically :/
[Samsung Gear S3] genero:
Create a task with Tasker to lock the phone. Use TaskS2 on watch to launch the locking task
[Samsung Gear S3] thedicemaster:
you could use the Samsung findmymobile website(or your phone's equivalent if you use a different brand)

the are several web browsers available for the gear s3.

i just "located" my phone with Changyong Jeon's "Gear browser" and remotely triggered a "lost phone" ring, and i also had options for locking/unlocking and wiping.
[Samsung Gear S3] slytidar:
tried looking one by one in galaxy apps utilities section to find the quick setting app. i dont think its there . any way we can sideload the app . i really need .
[Samsung Gear S3] 10urshin:
If you can find the tpk file, you should be able to install it using "sdb -install {path_to_tkp}".
[Samsung Gear S3] slytidar:
If you have the app could you extract the app and send the tpk file ? appreciate it alot
[Samsung Gear S3] 10urshin:
I don't think it is possible to extract tpk's from watch without rooting. Try emailing them.
[Samsung Gear S3] Maltego:
http://apps.samsungapps.com/gear/appDetail.as?appId=com.samsung.quicksettings

Maybe when seeing the Samsung store, you aren't ticking off Gear search. You may be looking through phone apps. Otherwise try updating your store app and try again.
[Samsung Gear S3] Mirko935:
If you had a phone homescreen widget which had a "lock screen" and/or "shutdown" buttons, you could use the Wearable Widgets app to use it on your Gear.
[Xposed General] TechHelpz:
Xposed says it might crash my Y635, has anyone else out there tried it and worked?
[Xposed General] Zenzfum000:
What os is installed on it? For the original ROM I don't know if it is available, but, you can install cm 12.1/13/14.1 (in 13 and 14.1 camera doesn't work) and you can install Xposed in safety.

PS I think this is the wrong section to post this question
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] DJ-Tumor:
Hi guys,

a lot to be read on the net and I wonder if the OnePlus is QuickCharge 2.0/3.0 enabled.

I know it has Dash Charge wich seems to surpass QC2/3 even. But that does not excluse support for the chipsets creator own technique Quick Charge from my point of view.

So any one out there with a QC2.0 or better QC3.0 charger to test If there is any advantage in using QC chargers?

IÂ´ve got a LeEco LePro3 but IÂ´m totally dissatisfied with the software support. No kernels, no roms, just TWRP, root and minimal optimized ROMs.

Waiting for OnePlus mail for available 3T with 128GB.
[OnePlus 3T Questions & Answers] eddymonti:
No, it does not support because for quick charging, the phone needs to have a current converter (I think?) inside. The Oneplus3/3T have those in the charger instead, because they (the converters) produce a lot of heat. That way the phone won't heat up like QC2/3. It will probably support the normal charge, but not QC2/3 modes. But since it has a huge battery, and they supply you with the dash charger/cable, you can forget about QC2/3 as it is a downgrade in every way.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] KAPPPA:
I would like to flash the international firmware, but the ones I've tried have been failing in odin givin me errors, mainly the Pit error. I have also read that it's not possible to load the F firmware on the W8, but that it is possible to load the W8 firmware on the F.

Is it possible to load it and how would I do it? Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] Super Loopy:
Anyone have any reviews on a dock for this thing yet? I'm looking for one that has an AC adapter and a 2.5mm jack built in.

Also one that if it's in a hard case I don't have to remove it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] biswasd:
seidioonline.com

seidio has the best docks...

check out the innodock jr. ...will hold a kaiser with a case...they also have a rubberized case and holster..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] 246810:
If by Siedo's docks you mean the following:

(same dock- different colours)

http://www.seidioonline.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=833

http://www.seidioonline.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=832

Then you need to know that they don't seem to have facilitate a battery charging slot if you have more than one battery.

I simply bought one from amazon which has a slot to charge a spare battery and received it yesterday. Here is the link:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vario-Vodafone-Desktop-Charger-Cradle/dp/B000YCUELO/ref=pd_sbs_ce_img_12
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
After a short dip in water well within the IP68 specs of the Edge, the phone died and I couldn't boot it for a few days. Definitely not water resistant, let alone waterproof. After 5 days, I pressed Volume Down + Home + Power and it finally booted, with the Home button not registering fingerprints. A day later, that problem fixed itself, but the Overview / Recents button keeps being "stuck" (as if I was pressing it all the time), so it triggers the context menu in any app that supports that (e.g. in Google Maps is brings up the side drawer menu, in Chrome it brings up the overflow menu) every 3 seconds, making the phone basically impossible to use.

Any ideas on how to fix this? I bought the phone on eBay, so I doubt Samsung will honor the warranty.

More about the water encounter: 10-15 minutes in my swim trunks pocket, pool with slightly salty water, depth of ~2-3ft of depth - well within the IP68 specs of the Edge (1.5 meters for 30 minutes).
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] B3311:
Salt water. Corrosive, a good conductor and if the water evaporated, you can get salt deposits which can block anything and everything.

I've just read Samsung's literature and it warns specifically against salt water, and you should try and rinse it out with fresh water immediately after exposure to salt water.

Afraid this is your fault, not Samsung's.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
That's just lame of Samsung. I used my old Sony Z2 to take pictures of f'in sharks in Belize and of my friends in a goddamn MUD VOLCANO in Colombia.

[IMG="Sony Xperia Z2, no case, used in the ocean"]https://scontent-sit4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/10494821_513989225369876_8538406707761723275_n.jpg?oh=18cfabfe3c2b6f16c64164b3bd929951&oe=58E17DC9[/IMG]

[IMG="Sony Xperia Z2 in a MUD VOLCANO"]https://scontent-sit4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/10440925_511448938957238_1257557825704131874_n.jpg?oh=00f038952d7b617fab1e8a9dd96bef90&oe=58DC2369[/IMG]
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] B3311:
Cool story bro.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] RuffBuster:
I've seen Xperia Z2s get water damage easily enough. There is no such thing as a fully waterproof phone. Water resistant. Samsung's adverts show people in the Rain not swimming with their phones. Over time the seals won't be as fresh as they were when you first bought your phone. All that changing temperature and flexing.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
Water under the Overview button

After a closer look, here's what probably happened: water entered around the Home/fingerprint button under the Overview button, and it intermittently triggers it.

Any idea how to fix it? So far I've tried leaving the phone overnight in a ziplock back with ~1 ounce of silica gel, then leaving the Home button area on a running vacuum cleaner for 15 minutes. The water is still there just as before.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dhorgas:
Hairdryer. Be careful to not make it too hot, but heating it up with a hairdryer will dry it out.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
Hairdryer didn't work

I aimed a hairdryer on "warm" at the bottom of the phone for about 15 minutes, but that didn't help. The overview button still triggers randomly.

This teardown video suggests it's impossible to get to the buttons without damaging the screen and this other video does show how the screen gets damaged.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] demon2112:
dude be patient 15 minutes of everything isnt going to help,that silica thingy should be done a few days the same goes for rice, the hairdryer method should be done like an hour at a minimun,all the components have to heat up not just the outside of the phone...be patient it will work
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] riso123:
Phone off, place on radiator on top of a soft cloth. Not for too long though.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Killuminati91:
You bought it second hand, who knows what the phone had been through had that point. Maybe the previous owner had a screen replacement, maybe the home button was somehow faulty. Doesnt say anything about the water resistance of a phone bought new.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dave7802:
From the image it looks dry and that is salt residue correct?

If its the salt water thats damaged the buttons, my best guess would be to submerge the device in fresh water and attempt to have the salt cleared.

then dry and see if its any different.

I have submerged in the bath and used my device many times in the bath and never had a issue.

I have event split a stupid amount of coke (Not the powder substance chaps) and various alcohols. Device still works perfectly.

The only issue i experienced was after coke / beer was split on the device quite badly the volume buttons got stuck a bit, but after a long shower with the phone it was as good as new again
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dhorgas:
I will agree that it takes time. Unless the internal electronics are damaged, the hairdryer should dry out the phone and solve your problem but the area has to heat up substantially.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
Tried hairdryer for 1 hour and a half, nothing

I bought it new from eBay, it certainly looked absolutely new, and was waterproof for 9 months in far worse conditions than in that pool.

Left he hairdryer on warm pointed at the bottom of the phone, about 20 centimeters away, for about an hour and a half. It's also been a week... I no longer see that residue at the edge of the Overview button, but it still triggers several times a minute.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] umKthxbye:
I had severe water damage in my s4 while kayak fishing. I just pulled the battery out and had a desk lamp with a 60watt bulb in it turned on hovering about 6-8 inches away. Flipped the phone over every 30-45 minutes while I did other stuff on my PC. Took about half a day or so but it work perfectly. Phone is back to normal. It's now just a back up phone since I now have the s7 edge.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] mpadhu:
You shall try disabling the recent touch button for a while. The device needs to be rooted to do this. Meanwhile you can have the soft buttons at the bottom like nexus and moto phones using some apps out there. Few Edge apps also have the back, home and recents soft buttons.

Leaving it disabled for some days may fix it. May be you can give a try!
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] dandv:
No need for root - the Buttons Remapper app worked just fine to disable the task switcher button.

Nope, no luck. 6+ weeks later, still not fixed. The task switcher button presses itself randomly and very often.