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[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] dj_ooms:
I installed 9.0.12 via TWRP. I have an unlocked bootloader, am rooted and have several Magisk modules installed. I use Magisk 17.3 as I have issues with my banking apps on newer versions. This is what I did to update from 9.0.11 to 9.0.12:

1. Uninstalled all Substratum overlays, then reboot phone

2. Disable all Magisk modules, then reboot phone

3. Uninstall all Magisk modules, then reboot phone

4. Reboot to TWRP

5. Flash full OTA, then TWRP, then reboot to recovery

6. Flash Magisk 17.3, then RZ kernel, reboot system

This worked for me. Once booted up, I reinstalled all my Magisk modules and rebooted where necessary. I haven't had any issues and battery life seems the same.

Hope this helps.

Ooms
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] TENlll423:
Everything is good on 9.0.12 for me except I have no speaker phone when making or receiving calls.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] xgerryx:
Dirty flashed over 9.0.11 and all is well. Flashed Magisk 18.0 and then upgraded to 18.1 later to avoid issues posted by others. Used normal TWRP method in the instructions from the main thread. I didn't uninstall any modules including Viper, everything went fine.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] efkka23:
Beter then 4 beta. Bluetooth on location on as i use smart watch
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
I'm always worried these updates will bork my car Bluetooth integration. Has happened in past with other phones I've had. I'm going to wait a week or two and see what gets reported.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] robbieast:
Kernel? Settings?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] efkka23:
Everything stock. After new ota i did factory reset instal all i need aps then cleared cache and charge to 100. And i was doing like that on my s7 edge with customs roms.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
OP really wants me to update. I'm getting two separate notifications to download/install the update. One that tells me the update is downloaded (install now!), And another just advising me to update.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Some_Random_Username:
Hi, just curious does it offer you the incremental package or the full one?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
I'm not rooted, am 100% stock, so I presume it downloaded an incremental package.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Some_Random_Username:
Oh ok

Do you mind sharing filename just to be sure? It's in .Ota hidden folder
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
Presuming Tapatalk is working today, sure! Definitely incremental at 138 MB.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
Oh, and this is my first not-rooted phone since maybe 2012 so it's understandable the surprise at my stock-ness! [emoji3]
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Some_Random_Username:
Yeah this and "_patch_" string. I really wonder why they sent that notification to advise to update to be honest
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] jestyr8:
Updated from .11 last night. I'm a TMO converted. Have to say battery life is way down and YouTube is super choppy. I think I'm going to use msm to go back to .11. it ran great on it.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
I let the update run last evening. It was quick and smooth. Normal levels of overnight drain (2-3% over 10 hours).

Version 11 started high drain after about 48 hours; will see how 12 compares.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
Wow. First two nights were low battery drain, but third night I lost a whopping 23% between 11 pm and 7 am. Dude!

I'm not rooted so don't get the details that would be available if I was, but a weather app "heavy drain" was responsible for 1% of battery and other apps less than that.

Something in the system was sucking me dry. Seems worse than 9.0.11 on third day; I've rebooted and will run the test again this week.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hugoprh:
I'm doing a factory reset right now, hopping tonight I'll see better results, because it's bad right now...
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
I would love to know what changed between 9.0.07 and 9.0.11 that started high drain after about two days from reboot. As long as I reboot every couple days I'm fine drain-wise. Version 12 seems similar in that first two days were low drain.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] AndechitoOP6T:
I was reading all the replies of this post... I don't know what is happening with the people with battery drain problems.

I can say my OP6T battery performance is better than ever with this update (9.0.12).

All the other stuff still working great.

BTW I'm stock + magisk.

Cheers!
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
My pattern of reboot then two good days followed by stronger drain on the third night continues.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] p51d007:
I don't get it. Mine is 100% stock (USA) non T-mobile version. I leave it on 24/7, get about 2 days with normal use.

Non rooted. Only thing non 100% is the launcher. I use Nova Prime.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] ГАСООП:
Sot went down significantly. For 30% I had previously 3h sot, now it's barely 2.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] totnakina:
I also have more drain with every update... :(
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Frankenscript:
The best measure of drain is long idle overnight.

For a ~8 hour idle stretch, I usually see 2% drain, room 100 to maybe 98%. Like I've said, this is what I see for the first two days after a reboot. Then it drains much faster. Memory leak? Who knows. Started seeing it with .11.

How about the rest of you?

For the record I'm not noticing any problems during the day; and since my phone tops off the battery on the way to work I always have plenty of juice, where 8 idle hours means 2% or 15% drain.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] sruel3216:
I will try and see mine tomorrow. That should be day three
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] mwalsh123:
Issues With AA

Hi All,

I have upgraded to .12 and now I am having big issues with Android Auto.

No problems before the upgrade, I am using the original dash USB cable for my car, Android Auto will not link once i plug the USB into my phone from the car but the car is on and Bluetooth is synced.

Anyone else having these problems, I have factory reset this morning, tried debug mode in developer options and still no success.

Thanks
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] liver20:
Anyone can upload stock boot IMG 9.0.12?

Enviado desde mi ONEPLUS A6013 mediante Tapatalk
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Mjuksel:
I have some drain somewhere after this update.

It's not too bad, but i cant get the same use as when i took it out the box.
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Questions & Answers] alvinlwh:
Got this phone for a week, I know it comes with QC3 enabled but it only comes with a 10w charger in the box so I used my own QC chargers.

I charged it with a QC3 charger and all is fine, charged quickly with the QC icon showing next to the battery bar. No problems.

But when I try charging it with a QC2 charger it doesn't charge at all! If anything, it slowly discharges, 28% to 26% over 30 minutes. It still shows as quick charge on the lock screen and has the QC icon showing next to the battery bar. However AccuBattery shows -300mA instead of +XXXXmA.

The QC2 charger is working correctly, I had tested it with a ZTE Axon 7 which also has QC3 and it charges quickly and successfully. Same cable as well so it is not a cable fault.

Anyone has any idea to why? I thought QC 2 and 3 are both inter compatible and backwards compatible as well?
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Questions & Answers] santiagog242:
Maybe your charger is damaged. Im charging my device with a QC2 charger from a Galaxy S7
[Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Questions & Answers] alvinlwh:
As I stated in my OP, that charger (and cable) was tested on an Axon 7 with QC3 and it charges that phone quickly.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] srabon debnath:
Hey guys, I just want to know your experience after using Xiaomi Poco f1 for months.... Are you guys satisfied with your phone or do you guys regret buying it?

And please rate the phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] JordyNL:
Yes, I'm very satisfied with the device, it surely is an upgrade from my Lenovo P2. The device is very responsive. It was the transition to Miui that kept me deciding wether I wanted it. After using Miui for 2 months now.. I definitely recommend a Xiaomi device to all my friends.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] dsvilko:
Upgraded from Galaxy S5 two months ago. Thought that the screen downgrade would bother me but it really doesn't - it's a decent screen for an LCD (and I love a very low minimal backlight level for night reading, usually for me a most useful feature of an amoled screen). Of course, it's extremely snappy and I find even the camera excellent (gcam is a big help here but even a built in app is decent). While I really like the photos, I don't care much for the video. It's detailed enough, with a good dynamic range and the EIS on 1080p is excellent but it's aggressive 'local' HDR is very apparent. It really looks bad when only a certain part of the image keeps changing in brightness while panning. The video is much better if you don't pan around. I rarely take videos so it's not much of a downside for me and maybe a gcam video has a different HDR algorithm (forgot to try it). I am not a gamer (bought a high-performance phone mostly for future-proofing and to run a Linux desktop on) so haven't really been hit that hard with a often mentioned touch responsiveness (seems perfectly OK to me). I have a custom built widget for always on homescreen notifications that I vastly prefer to tiny notification icons so the lack of the latter doesn't bother me. I actually hate notification icons as I am usually running 4-5 background services with permanent active notifications that eat up all the available space. This way I only get dismissable notifications that are actually notifications.

I can't comment on the cell signal quality as I haven't got out of a city lately and here the signal is decent everywhere. Band coverage shouldn't be a problem in Europe, I think. All in all, I haven't regretted the purchase and don't underestimate the 'smug factor' of owning a phone that's a much smarter purchase than all the fancy branded ones. :)
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] vamshikailasa:
My dream came true with this legendary phone.... I used to think that when I will use flagship processor.... But my budget not that much high to purchase flagship mobiles ... But after seeing this mobile with high end processor .. I felt that I too have a legendary mobile in my hands... I don't see any brand before purchase ... Just I saw the snapdragon 845 processor and I bought this phone and I felt happy ... This phone is awesome and Google camera is working like a charm ... And I am using pixel experience ROM ... I love that ROM ....

POCO (LOVE )
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] pingufanpoy:
the camera warps when you try to stabilize a video because no ois, further note all phone cameras suck at low light video. Google camera by far enhances this phones zoom and low light capabilities greatly.

Remember guys this phone is full of compromises

Of course there are better phones with better screens if your expecting a phone with an amazing Samsung display or flashy looks then best to buy a samsung phone. The only positive side the phone is the copper heatsink and 845 processor. The screens display is praised as not complete garbage.

If your a casual phone user it's better to go with a used s8 because this phone is only for pubg ;)

Pros

Xiaomis support of modding is insane even providing warranty when rooting.

Lenovo and Huawei are terrible in comparison you would be lucky to even have 1 custom kernel or rom on those phones.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] phabet:
I was iphone user ever since 3gs, switched from iphone 7 to pocof1 last year and fell in love immediately. First vacation with my wife took maaaany pics, incomparable to her s7 edge or my iphone 7, so much better. Paid 300€ for 128gb version, unbeatable. Countless custom roms, updates coming fast, of course there r better phones, but they cost 700€ or more, so no, thank you, no more "flagships" for me. Been using poco for 4 months now, no regrets not for a second. AND...i dont need a f..... screenprotector or cover or any other protecting sht like before, not scared of getting scratches, and i dont have any yet, still as new. By far the best phone i ever had
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] srabon debnath:
Thanks for the replies guys.
[Nokia 5.1 Questions & Answers] noki2:
plz contact nokia support (you can use chat from phone) and demand this basic feature which any chinese phone already has built-in
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Inexplicable autonomous app update behavior when plugged in & wifi on. A real puzzle.

Facts:

1) Two phones, Pixel 3 and 3 XL, latest patches. Both rooted, running ElementalX and Magisk. Both have same apps installed and settings.

2) Playstore "Auto-update" is disabled, set to "Don't auto-update apps".

3) Play Protect is fully disabled.

4) TiBu has no scheduled jobs

5) No threat/system scanner running

Behavior background:

1) Started noticing a few months ago (so not a patch update issue).

2) Happens only when phone is charging and wifi on (I have wifi set to turn on when plugged in, I have not isolated whether it is caused by one or the other, or both).

3) Seems to happen around/between 10:20 PM and 11:20 PM PST, based on file timestamp.

4) Does not happen every night. I charge the phone (therefore wifi turns on during charge) every night). I have not been able to find a pattern.

The strange behavior I cannot explain:

1) When it happens, a few (can be 1, 2, or 5) apps are found to have been updated on their own.

2) However, these apps are not shown updated in the Playstore and their version remained the same.

3) When I go to data/app, these apps look like they are updated based on time/date stamp (from the night before).

4) However, their version number has not changed, Playstore does not show a recent update.

5) It does not matter when the app was last truly updated or installed. Even disabled app will get this "ghost re-install/update". Apps seem to be picked randomly.

In sum, I find a few apps that get randomly self-updated, but they were really not updated. The version has changed and Playstore does not know anything about it (not on update list). Also, version has not changed. In fact, though, their timestamp show that it was updated.

Here is the kicker--I see the behavior in both phones. AND, they are the same (at least about the same list of) apps that get the "ghost update". If I don't plug in one phone to charge (and wifi not on), that phone does not get the update until the next time it is plugged in.

W-T-F???
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] fury683:
What are the apps? Is it always the same ones?
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Seemingly random apps, both user-installed and system (e.g., Chrome, Data Transfer Tool). I have not been able to detect a pattern on which app gets this ghost update. I started noticing this late December, best guess.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
I almost don't want to even bring this issue back up since I haven't noticed it in a couple of months. I was noticing it a lot on all 6 of my devices (including Pixel 3XL and Pixel 3) because I would go to Titanium Backup and see apps showing as due for backup of a new version. Nothing showed in Play Store, and the App description on Play showed the same version as before with the old last updated date. Either they have fixed it or hidden it better, but it seamed to be some sort of security patch at an app level. Here are a couple of old threads including my Google thread and a couple of reddit threads. I still have an open support case on it, but since it stopped happening and different folks at Google kept ignoring my replies to the man suggesting stupid-a$$ things (like factory resetting my devices and signing off and on with a new user on different devices) I just dropped it.

P.S. I never did notice the plugged in thing, but that is not to say it wasn't happening. I was asleep when it happened as far as I know.

https://productforums.google.com/fo...rce=footer#!msg/play/Pgzokc69Qt8/9V1n27ONBwAJ

https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/co...lently_updating_some_apps_even_when/?sort=new

https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/co...lently_updating_some_apps_even_when/?sort=new
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] fury683:
Found this, too, but it's from 2013: https://arstechnica.com/information...ng-android-apps-possibly-including-facebooks/
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Many thanks for the links. This is exactly what I am seeing. One of the posts in the link described the install as exact same apk and version. It is also what I see. It still does not explain what is going on behind the scenes, but at least it is good to know that I am not the only one seeing this. For most people, they are not aware. I see it because I use a backup app for newly installed apps. As such, everytime an app installed or updated, I get a notification.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
No problem. I do wonder if your devices are new. As I mentioned, I have not seen this behavior in months on any of my devices. I do think it was an in place Google side security patch to the actual app installer or something that they can control from Play without modifying the app code itself, and if yours have not been modified yet it will catch up when it finishes all of the apps that need it.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Both of my devices were pre-order (from last year) and were activated as soon as I received them. Some of the newer apps that were updated this way were newer, like Pixel Tips and Data Transfer Tool. Apps like SmartThings, Lutron, and Pushover were recently updated normally through Playstore, but they were ghost updated a few days ago. If the theory were true, on these basis, it is unclear why Google would need to/want to update/re-update the apps this way.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
Well the fact that your devices are a hair older than mine (I got my 3XL and 3 very shortly after public release) does quash that argument. The one thing I can think of that is still different is the detection method each of us has used. TB has been updated a few times in the past couple of months to start, and even if not Google could still be making changes that are not seen by TB. What backup app/notification process are you using?
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] TonikJDK:
Are these all Google apps or services? Many of them update outside of the app store on their own.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
No, it has happened to plenty of 3rd party apps both root apps and not.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
Two apps I use that tells me when an app was installed/updated:

App Monster Pro ** "old version" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.think_android.apps.appmonster.cloud

The current PS version, based on reviews, does not do what the old version does. The old version, which I continue to use, and works well, will make a backup of the installed apk any time an app is updated or installed. I can decide the number of revisions to keep. This allows me to roll back if I need to. The most helpful part, as it turns out, is knowing when an app is updated--even Playstore or other non-Playstore-installed apps will spawn a notification. The backup is in a plain apk, which makes it easy to transport and share.

The other tool is My Android Tools Pro -- https://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-android-toolspro-one-fav-apps-t3262150

This app allows me to cut off broadcast receivers, disable services, manifest apk activities and content providers. It also includes a logcat viewer, process explorers, and more. Root is required. This app refined over time but was taken off of the Playstore. It does not appear to be maintained anymore, but still works well. I sort the app list based on newly installed apps and it clearly shows me what was truly and recently installed. I use the app to cut off broadcast receivers and services that relate to app measurement, install referrer, etc. For some apps, I cut off the startup receiver. They help to keep occasionally used apps from launching needlessly. Other may have opinions, but these methods work well for me.

Lastly, I used Root Explorer to verify the app install dates (per post 1).

Adding to post #3, they are both Google and 3rd-party apps. The publisher of the app does not appear to matter.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
Starting to look more and more like Google is still making changes in the background but it is not being detected by any current backup apps. Since the two you were using have either been deprecated or abandoned, it's hard to say if Google has actually changed what was being updated or just the possibility of detection. Short of someone getting into the app code for a hard comparison between pre/post versions (beyond my skill set for sure), my guess is this is going to go unanswered since Google is clearly still making changes but not releasing the "why" or "what."
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] snovvman:
I agree. What I can say with certainty is that those apps were at least "reinstalled" because of the folder/file dates. Also, my two phones are seeing the same apps being updated. This suggests that there are some logic behind it.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
Yeah, the "updates" my not have happened at the same time (or even the same day) but eventually the apps that are shared on various devices would end up modified for me as well.
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] pkelly517:
FSTRIM?
[Google Pixel 3 XL Questions & Answers] sliding_billy:
I am not using the FSTRIM app, and the fact that eventually all of the same apps (6 devices on various Android versions) would end up getting updated but not all apps makes it unlikely that native trimming is causing it.
[Asus ZenFone 3 Questions & Answers] rsuyogya:
I have a zenfone 3, ze552kl. It's lens got damaged due to fall i guess. I ordered a new back camera from aliexpress. It doesn't work now. There are these red or green lines throughtout the image although using camera of facebook messenger it works fine. I have tried like hundreds of app from play store, its the same. In some app the entire image has dark bluish green hue. Please helpp
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] momentarylapseofreason:
Running Touch-It "Touched By Vista".

Trying to get T-Zones proxy running. Since the settings are quite a bit different in this ROM, does someone have a walk-through on what all needs to be set?

Also, after reading... saw that the weather on the homescreen wasn't working. Has anyone fixed this? Hate to pay 20 bucks a month for the weather (yes.. that's all I am buying the T-Zones for).

Could care less about internet since it's crawling slow anyways. Maybe when 3G comes out in June/July and I get a Kaiser... but for now.. bleh
[Wing, P4350 Herald Upgrading] ivanmmj:
1. This is the development forum. You can ask these questions on the other Herald threads.

2. I haven't used itje's ROM, but I'd imagine is the same as every other ROM. Go to settings, connections,connections, setup my proxy and enter the proxy of 216.155.165.50 and make sure you hit advanced so you get the proper ports (8080) - This is assuming you've setup the Tmobile data settings already...

3. There is a patched version of the HTC Home that has a working weather on proxied connections.

4. Download OperaMini 4.1 and the connection will seem 100x faster. Trust me.