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I haven't seen this posted and thought I would pass it on.

With Nova launcher long press home screen > shortcuts > activities. Scroll through and select what you want and it'll put an icon on your home screen. 271 choices in settings. Many don't do anything. Probably the easiest way to disable cabl.



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I'd imagine it'd work on other third party launchers also, I just happened to use Nova. Some of the settings aren't even applicable to the g2. It appears that lg modified a different device's rom to use on the g2 or they have a master rom and select features and settings to be visible on each device. Who knows...

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ffejy462 said:
Screen shots by step :

Home :View attachment 2550607

Long press :

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Activities :

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List (scroll down) :

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Select content adaptive.. :

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Adds shortcut to home :

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Cabl settings:

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Other versions of the g2 and launchers will probably be different...

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Simething sems to be wrong with my phone..i haven't gibt this shortcut..
 
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knitler said:
Maybe you need to be rooted?
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That probably wouldn't hurt.

Off topic: I just don't understand why people aren't rooted... The risk is minor and usually anything that could go wrong is fixable. Some people treat it like they're doing something illegal. Probably just don't want to put themselves in the position of having to ask for help and the possibility of being embarrassed. I'd rather break something just so I can learn something when I have to fix it.

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ffejy462 said:
That probably wouldn't hurt.

Off topic: I just don't understand why people aren't rooted... The risk is minor and usually anything that could go wrong is fixable. Some people treat it like they're doing something illegal. Probably just don't want to put themselves in the position of having to ask for help and the possibility of being embarrassed. I'd rather break something just so I can learn something when I have to fix it.

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Most people i've talked to about rooting their phone told me that they're scared of voiding their warranty.

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ffejy462 said:
That probably wouldn't hurt.

Off topic: I just don't understand why people aren't rooted... The risk is minor and usually anything that could go wrong is fixable. Some people treat it like they're doing something illegal. Probably just don't want to put themselves in the position of having to ask for help and the possibility of being embarrassed. I'd rather break something just so I can learn something when I have to fix it.

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theres more maintenance with a rooted phone
you cant just update the OS for example
rooting is definitely only for the tweakers
with that said, I cant ever imagine owning an unrooted android
 
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appileh said:
Where is this option good for?

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Cabl tries to adjust screen brightness according to what is currently being displayed. When implemented correctly the user shouldn't notice much. However, some devices (the g2 being one of those) end up having screen flickering. Lg released updates to help with the issue, so your mileage may vary. Personally, I notice the flickering with low screen brightness on white background apps with pictures such as g+.

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Ah like that, thanks for thr explanation. I had a issue likr that, installed lux dash and it is gone..

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    I haven't seen this posted and thought I would pass it on.

    With Nova launcher long press home screen > shortcuts > activities. Scroll through and select what you want and it'll put an icon on your home screen. 271 choices in settings. Many don't do anything. Probably the easiest way to disable cabl.



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