[GUIDE] Stop Google Play Services Wakelocks (AppMeasurement, net_scheduler, etc.)

[asafbs]

have u tried using myandroidtools
if not
give that a go

Im using it but for the wakelocks at the first post ,
How can i use it to stop this process ?
Please guide me...

 

[nico933]

Thanks for the guide!
Can I ask if someone know something about this wakelock?
PowerManagerService.Display

 

[DB126]

Thanks for the guide!
Can I ask if someone know something about this wakelock?
PowerManagerService.Display

Yep - keeps your display on when it needs to be on. Don't mess with it (which is the right guidance for 95+% of wakelocks that show up in monitoring tools).

 

[nico933]

Oks! Thanks!

 

[peterlee928]

Im using it but for the wakelocks at the first post ,
How can i use it to stop this process ?
Please guide me...

have u tried
going to the receivers
then google play services
and shutting them down
from there?
may also need to look
in services
and shut them down there also

 

[phonetech101]

Microg is ur batter saver right there

 

[maxed4901]

Sorry if you already have mentioned if.. but u should mention that the app required root. I didn't see it anywhere mentioned. Ended up wasting time. But it's a great help for rooted users.. my op3 works flawlessly and as I want.. I don't intend to root anytime soon

 

[Puddi_Puddin]

Sorry if you already have mentioned if.. but u should mention that the app required root. I didn't see it anywhere mentioned. Ended up wasting time. But it's a great help for rooted users.. my op3 works flawlessly and as I want.. I don't intend to root anytime soon

You should know apps like these will never work without root.

 

[locolyric]

using lineageOS on my k3 note. ForceDoze doesn't help in dozin google services. Hope this tutorial helps and won't interrupt my using experience.

 

[MeggaMortY]

Sorry if you already have mentioned if.. but u should mention that the app required root. I didn't see it anywhere mentioned. Ended up wasting time. But it's a great help for rooted users.. my op3 works flawlessly and as I want.. I don't intend to root anytime soon

Yeah sorry I already edited the post for future users' clarity. Thanks for noting and hf.

 

[chasemyass]

All the analytics, measurement can be also turned off straight from Google framework apk and shouldn't start again. Testing it now

 

[habylab]

All the analytics, measurement can be also turned off straight from Google framework apk and shouldn't start again. Testing it now

Intriguing...!

 

[chasemyass]

All the analytics, measurement can be also turned off straight from Google framework apk and shouldn't start again. Testing it now

Intriguing...!

Actually was Google play services not framework

 

[MeggaMortY]

Actually was Google play services not framework

Nice find, thanks for sharing!

 

[DB126]

All the analytics, measurement can be also turned off straight from Google framework apk and shouldn't start again. Testing it now

Actually was Google play services not framework

In my experience (predates this guide) most of the referenced Google services are restarted on boot and at periodic intervals unless MyAndroidTools Xposed or equivalent is installed and properly configured.

 

[chasemyass]

In my experience (predates this guide) most of the referenced Google services are restarted on boot and at periodic intervals unless MyAndroidTools Xposed or equivalent is installed and properly configured.

That`s logical because we just stop a service, not killing it from what is starting it. For that you need to search deeper to see what activity actually starts the service you want to keep it sleepin`

 

[DB126]

That`s logical because we just stop a service, not killing it from what is starting it. For that you need to search deeper to see what activity actually starts the service you want to keep it sleepin`

For now MyAndroidTools Xposed handles this nicely; obviously not a solution for those on Android 7+ due to lack of Framework support.

 

[chasemyass]

For now MyAndroidTools Xposed handles this nicely; obviously not a solution for those on Android 7+ due to lack of Framework support.

I know, since I'm on 7.1.1

 

[Cybertron™]

After applying this method my op3 battery is going great , thanks you so much.

 

[cimbrum]

Followed the instructions in OP and found an issue: if I want to install an APK file the "Install" button is unresponsive. Only the "Cancel" button works. Restarting my OnePlus 3 solved this issue.