Nope, xposed needs root.
In case anyone takes it literally, "turn phone off" doesn't mean power off but put it to sleep / screen off / idle. [emoji6]It is a dump, like you provided, but after 6 or more hrs idle. Screen on time needs to be less than 1 minute. Most people do this overnight while sleeping, just charge phone before bed, set a custom reference, turn phone off and don't touch it till the morning. Get a dump immediately in the morning.
Thank you for clarification. I "turned the phone off" and did a idle dump. While idle, I had WLAN turned on and in a network. This is different to my day, because then I have WLAN turned on, but without being in a network.It is a dump, like you provided, but after 6 or more hrs idle. Screen on time needs to be less than 1 minute. Most people do this overnight while sleeping, just charge phone before bed, set a custom reference, turn phone off and don't touch it till the morning. Get a dump immediately in the morning.
.6% per hour is a good drain rate. The only thing that even stands out is Netflix client seemed to be running for about 12 minutes.Thank you for clarification. I "turned the phone off" and did a idle dump. While idle, I had WLAN turned on and in a network. This is different to my day, because then I have WLAN turned on, but without being in a network.
Nice to hear some of these tools still work on Android 8+. That said, none are needed as Android's native power/radio/sensor management is quite effective in Android 7+ assuming the kernel is solid and no hardware issues. There will always be a few edge cases where 3rd party mods are marginally beneficial. The remaining 98% of the world is best served by leaving things alone.IMHO, Leandroid is one essential app to consider in conjunction with the rest :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2743316
Some functions work without root too, I use it on my unrooted phone, together with Greenify (for hibernation) and Naptime (for aggressive doze, I prefer this over Greenify's).
On my rooted phone, I include Servicely.
All work well together, even with Pie.
Nice to hear some of these tools still work on Android 8+. That said, none are needed as Android's native power/radio/sensor management is quite effective in Android 7+ assuming the kernel is solid and no hardware issues. There will always be a few edge cases where 3rd party mods are marginally beneficial. The remaining 98% of the world is best served by leaving things alone.
Active and idle power consumption are completely different things. The former is largely under user control with panel configuration/brightness and radio conditions playing a huge role. Nothing here will do much to put a dent in those curves. In contrast, idle consumption is where most power hacks/tweaks kick in. Prior to doze and changes to Google policies many 3rd party apps engaged in abusive/aggressive background activity that kept components awake from prolonged periods. Those days are over. Alphabet haters will call out Google Play Analytics/Apps/Services but those components consume relatively little power when the device is idle. If you suppress them during sleep they will do their work shortly after manually waking your device potentially leading to lag as your gizmo struggles to catch-up. The tools in this thread made sense once-upon-a-time. Life moves on.Right you are ... I am in the 2% I guess lol. It's good that Google is getting their Android better, after all, GAPPs is a gobbler ...
The rest of my family have apples and pies, none of them probably have anything you will find here in xda. They don't have the time for that, and they are heavy social app users, multiple apps at that, just like many others today.
They'll go through their batteries real fast in a day, whether apple or pie, but it doesn't bother them at all as they have their battery chargers with them at all times. It's routine to have several phones and chargers charging at night. I rarely use my charger, usually only after I play a game for hours passing the time while waiting for them shopping, visiting the hairdresser, etc.
Signs of the times, the telco has just upgraded their plans from 3GB data limit per month to 40GB data limit per month, no increase in price. Same with my smaller plan, 10GB increase free.
I think I'll just join them and forget about all these, just have a charger ready lol, easy peasy.
It's your radio module, but wakelock/alarm does not mean it's bad and even when it's high it's just the percentage not the absolute value. Nevertheless, please make sure to have good mobile phone signal and switch to another band.I'm facing idle battery drain issue. It basically sucks all my juice. It's called "mobile network standby" i blocked all the alarms wakelocks services from this guide through amplify. Can someone help to find this alarm/wakelock /service? It's called "mobile network standby" i believe i can block this via amplify.
I'm using blackview bv9500 pro oreo 8.1 rooted with magisk.
Sigh - like many before you you'll likely discover blocking alarms/services/wakelocks via Amplify or any other tool almost always leads to device instability and an increase in power drain. Don't drink the lemonade. Disable Amplify, reboot your device and see what happens. If the drain persist you can use a tool like BBS to identify the culprit(s) and deal with the problem at its source.I'm facing idle battery drain issue. It basically sucks all my juice. It's called "mobile network standby" i blocked all the alarms wakelocks services from this guide through amplify. Can someone help to find this alarm/wakelock /service? It's called "mobile network standby" i believe i can block this via amplify.
I'm using blackview bv9500 pro oreo 8.1 rooted with magisk.
Doze received several welcome refinements in Oreo but otherwise functions similarly to previous implementations. Greenify's "Doze on the Go" is only needed Android 6 based ROMs. No reason proactively hibernate apps in Oreo; Doze will prevent disruptive background activity. I use Greenify on occasion to rein in annoyances, eg: apps noticing some foreground behavior and offering to 'assist' (grrr!). That said, there is little need for Greenify or any other tool listed in this thread on Android 8+ from a power management perspective.Hello @Davey126, aside from Facebook Messenger and other FB-related apps, what other good apps are worth hibernating via Greenify? Currently I only have 4 apps, namely, FB Messenger, Twitter, Skype and Viber. Moreover, is Doze on the Go benign on Android Oreo? I'm kind of confused as I've read that Doze is implemented differently between Nougat and Oreo (current device).
Thanks and good day!
I do however remember you mentioning hibernating "bad actors", in this case Facebook apps. I've noticed that they stay awake all the time even when I don't want to be online and use a ton of juice and memory. Would hibernating it in this scenario be a warranted decision?Doze received several welcome refinements in Oreo but otherwise functions similarly to previous implementations. Greenify's "Doze on the Go" is only needed Android 6 based ROMs. No reason proactively hibernate apps in Oreo; Doze will prevent disruptive background activity. I use Greenify on occasion to rein in annoyances, eg: apps noticing some foreground behavior and offering to 'assist' (grrr!). That said, there is little need for Greenify or any other tool listed in this thread on Android 8+ from a power management perspective.
Yes - with caveats. Newer Facebook builds probably don't consume the resources you think unless verified with a tool like BBS or GSAM. There will be some lite background draw while other apps are in the foreground. Hibernating will move that close to zero. Doze effectively does the same thing while the screen is off. That said, if an app is hibernated it less likely to 'wake' during Doze maintenance windows or 'notice'/react to other app behaviors. Downside is you may miss notifications and/or experience lag when relaunching the app as it races to catch up. I hibernate all social apps (anal about resource hygine) but you really don't need to given enhancements to Doze in Android 7/8 and Google policy changes that discourage abbusive behaviors. Guessing this is the same with Pie although I have no first hand experience.I do however remember you mentioning hibernating "bad actors", in this case Facebook apps. I've noticed that they stay awake all the time even when I don't want to be online and use a ton of juice and memory. Would hibernating it in this scenario be a warranted decision?
Do you use XPrivacyLua (just by accident)?Ampify not work lg v10 android 7.0 for include
Not list packaged please help me
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I believe amplify doesn't work on some devices running android 7 eventhough it said it supports it,
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