I want AOD to always be off, but when I get a new notification, I want AOD to enable itself. Is this possible to do without root?
I found a post on Reddit, but unsure if its worth buying tasker, as I'm unsure if it requires root or not to work
reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/9vi2ok/aod_option_to_make_it_on_only_when_theres_new/e9cw8a4/
Can anyone with tasker that doesn't have root access test it for me? Thanks
Any other options to do this without root access?
Yes that profile will work without root. You will have to connect your phone to a computer & enable the write secure settings permission via ADB for Tasker though, which is easy.
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I want to automate my settings for location method, so that it will only go into high accuracy mode whenever I open up navigation apps. Normally I would do this with Tasker, but I'm pretty sure I need root in order to use this feature. Is there any way to accomplish this without root?
Not that i know of. Tasker/secure settings app is the only thing i've found to work
Actually i want to know about your actual location. I think navigation apps required actual location with you.
Awesome developer Joao have (yesterday) released a brand new app called AutoTools to his big AutoApps-library. It´s supposed to be a ``supercharged Tasker´´. For example it has it´s own ``secure settings´´ very similar to the old original Secure Settings-app it self that stopped development a couple of years ago. And wait for it... it does NOT require root!
There are though warnings that claims the functions will not work on all phones and also to enable ``secure settings´´ you need to connect the phone to a PC and install a specific software etc. (all info is in the app).
I have not yet dived into all the functions myself but only checked it briefly. But this is exactly what Tasker needs And who else to bring it than Joao, he is really brilliant :good:
Read more HERE and take a look at the really informative Youtube video.
About the ``Secure settings´´ function.
AutoTools Secure Settings
This allows you to change settings on your device that you normally wouldn't be able to with Tasker
NO ROOT is needed for this action
Examples
Turn GPS on when in Google Maps, turn it off otherwise (No Root!)
Change Animation Speed with a Quick Tile on Android 7 and Above
Change input keyboard depending on situation
Set Screen Orientation
To use this, AutoTools needs to be granted permission to change secure settings on your device
How to grant AutoTools the Secure Settings permission
Enable Developer Mode: Go to Android Settings -> About Phone and look for the Build Number option. Touch it multiple times until developer mode is enabled.
Enable USB Debugging: Go to Android Settings -> and look for the Developer Options option. In there, enable the USB debugging option.
Install ADB on your PC: Check here for a quick way to do it.
Connect device to PC: Connect your device to a PC and look on your phone. A prompt should show up asking you to allow your phone to be debugged by your PC. Accept this.
Grant permission: Open a command line on your PC and write
adb shell pm grant com.joaomgcd.autotools android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
Congratulations, AutoTools should now be able to use the "Secure Settings" action!
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https://joaoapps.com/AutoApps/Help/...utotools.activity.ActivityConfigsettings.html
Warning info inside the app claims that ``mobile data´´ only will work on 25% of all devices, but I can confirm that it works on my S7 edge. Also power saver mode and GPS ''battery saver/high accuracy/off'' works as a charm.
Auto Tools been out for a hot minute…
snej81 said:
but I can confirm that it works on my S7 edge. Also power saver mode and GPS ''battery saver/high accuracy/off'' works as a charm.
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And airplane mode?
You can toggle the Air Plane Mode by shell code, if you can't with that...
cottino said:
And airplane mode?
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Just tried it and got some strange results lol. Airplane mode enables (icon lights up) and mobile data turns off BUT cell connection is still up and I can make calls and send texts. So you could say that I get ``almost airplane mode...´´.
I read about some Marshmallow bug though for third party apps writing system settings even with permissions, could be what causing this.. https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=194376
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It has been out as a Beta app for a long time. It was released to the public a few days ago :-}
For Airplane Mode ( I don't have root), I use AutoInput to open up the notifications shade, then simulate a press of the airplane mode button. Works perfect
This is a lifesaver coming from Tasker + Secure Settings and System Module+ enabled which is not functioning with Marshmallow for GPS until I found someone talking about this app. Confirmed working with Marshmallow on LG G5 I'm very happy as soon as I saw it worked, I just bought the full version. This was the only issue I had as I like to use Waze often in my car and one or two less clicks is just another annoyance I didn't need :laugh:
can someone help me, I don't know how to install ADB, I'm running windows 10 home on my laptop,
Do i still need to do the adb command part if i'm rooted?
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can someone help me, I don't know how to install ADB, I'm running windows 10 home on my laptop,
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Not sure if you found the answer, but Google recently released an installer for just the tools like adb and fastboot: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html
I found out in the end
Hello! I'd like your advice on the best way to accomplish the following:
Toggle GPS on "full" when not connected to WiFi and when plugged in
Toggle GPS to "power saving" when WiFi connects (or, ideally, when location remains static for >5 min, but that's neither here nor there)
My android version is 6.01, and my device is rooted, but it is a systemless root, which I gather is why I can't enable any of the root options in Tasker (or its associated plugins). I'd like to keep my root "systemless" if at all possible, so as not to disable Samsung Pay, but if that's not realistic, please let me know.
I am fairly computer savvy, and have been modding phones for 15+ years, but I got "out of the game" several years ago when family life took over. I'm fairly comfortable using Tasker, but have no experience using any of the root options on it, as this is my first time on the merry-go-round with a rooted device. That all being said, throw all your best options at me, but if it's a complicated option please give me a few extra points in the right direction. Thanks!
Appreciate the help!!
digitaldarling said:
Hello! I'd like your advice on the best way to accomplish the following:
Toggle GPS on "full" when not connected to WiFi and when plugged in
Toggle GPS to "power saving" when WiFi connects (or, ideally, when location remains static for >5 min, but that's neither here nor there)
My android version is 6.01, and my device is rooted, but it is a systemless root, which I gather is why I can't enable any of the root options in Tasker (or its associated plugins). I'd like to keep my root "systemless" if at all possible, so as not to disable Samsung Pay, but if that's not realistic, please let me know.
I am fairly computer savvy, and have been modding phones for 15+ years, but I got "out of the game" several years ago when family life took over. I'm fairly comfortable using Tasker, but have no experience using any of the root options on it, as this is my first time on the merry-go-round with a rooted device. That all being said, throw all your best options at me, but if it's a complicated option please give me a few extra points in the right direction. Thanks!
Appreciate the help!!
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You'll use settings put secure location_providers_allowed.
Is it possible to turn off GPS using tasker without other plugin?
On a rooted phone, it may be possible to change GPS using "Run Shell" action with the "Use Root" option, similar to what taisto commented.
http://www.notenoughtech.com/tasker/tasker-run-shell-commands/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...allowed-using-adb-shell-settings-put/37819652
I think it's also possible to do that sort of thing without root using the following link, although adb on a computer is needed. It looks like there are comments here about "secure location_mode" also being used to change GPS, but that doesn't seem to show up on my phone.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/4zsi0e/project_share_toggle_settings_eg_location_mobile/
I just use the Secure Settings app. AutoTools Secure Settings is another app option, which is apparently based around the prior link.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/506emf/deveasy_mode_toggle_settings_eg_location_mobile/
High accuracy
settings put secure location_providers_allowed +gps
No gps
settings put secure location_providers_allowed -gps
Battery savings
settings put secure location_providers_allowed +network
Make sure you toggle root
Pretty basic questions whether i need an app that does this or a workaround i just want to use my biometrics without a dam screenlock? Such as samsung pay, samsung pass, my bank apps and others. Dam google phone arent adding feature like before they are going back in time.
Except without root.
saulc1981 said:
Pretty basic questions whether i need an app that does this or a workaround i just want to use my biometrics without a dam screenlock? Such as samsung pay, samsung pass, my bank apps and others. Dam google phone arent adding feature like before they are going back in time.
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Actually you can without root. Set your biometrics normally with a password or a pin then go back to lock screen options and change it to swipe or no lock. And from there you will get a warning and it will have 2 options. One is remove data and the other is keep it. If you keep it it will work with the other apps. I have PayPal installed and I did the same thing also Samsung Pay.
And I'm not rooted using stock
Stevieboy02008 said:
Actually you can without root. Set your biometrics normally with a password or a pin then go back to lock screen options and change it to swipe or no lock. And from there you will get a warning and it will have 2 options. One is remove data and the other is keep it. If you keep it it will work with the other apps. I have PayPal installed and I did the same thing also Samsung Pay.
And I'm not rooted using stock
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No dice. I know that already. My fault i did say basic. Thats the problem. When i put keep data like ice done for a long time but now i get this message and i cant use the fingerprint or iris with any app.
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No dice. I know that already. My fault i did say basic. Thats the problem. When i put keep data like ice done for a long time but now i get this message and i cant use the fingerprint or iris with any app.
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Well then you might need root access. I don't have root access but it works for me just fine so im not sure.
use a secure settings app to set automatic lock delay to something ridiculously high like 540000(several days)
and turn off "lock instantly with power key".
normally you're limited to 30 minutes by the settings app, but if you use a secure settings app you can manually change it to something much higher.
using this setup you no longer need a pin coming from standby(lockscreen is skipped completely) unless you don't touch your phone for several days.
you'll still need a pin when turning on your phone or accessing lockscreen settings, but that's not something you'll do multiple times a day.
this does require ADB(to grant the hidden "secure settings" permission to the secure settings app once) but doesn't require root.
You can't do it anymore. AFAIK, Samsung changed this with the Jan or Feb patch. There's an article on sammobile that highlighted the change.
Edit : Here's the article : https://www.sammobile.com/news/on-o...ed-and-stored-only-with-a-secure-screen-lock/
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saulc1981 said:
Pretty basic questions whether i need an app that does this or a workaround i just want to use my biometrics without a dam screenlock? Such as samsung pay, samsung pass, my bank apps and others. Dam google phone arent adding feature like before they are going back in time.
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I don't use any screenlock etc on my phone.
What i have done is place all my relevant apps eg banking, password manager etc in the Secure folder
(knox protected) If i want to use them i use fingerprint to unlock my secure folder.
Then i use fingerprint, to log into my banking app or use fingerprint for my password manager.
Further, I only install the relevant app (Google Play) that i want, inside secure folder. So no duplication of app.
saulc1981 said:
Pretty basic questions whether i need an app that does this or a workaround i just want to use my biometrics without a dam screenlock? Such as samsung pay, samsung pass, my bank apps and others. Dam google phone arent adding feature like before they are going back in time.
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I found a small loophole if you have a bluetooth device. You can turn smart lock on and have it stay unlocked as long as its connected to that device be it headset, smartwatch, etc. You can also do it based on location.
Stevieboy02008 said:
Actually you can without root. Set your biometrics normally with a password or a pin then go back to lock screen options and change it to swipe or no lock. And from there you will get a warning and it will have 2 options. One is remove data and the other is keep it. If you keep it it will work with the other apps. I have PayPal installed and I did the same thing also Samsung Pay.
And I'm not rooted using stock
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It will On SOME apps paypal abd lastpass for example but not others Chase bank for example. Also whos bright idea was it to remove app long press option functionality? No more app info, uninstall etc. Why do they do this s%it?
demize! said:
It will On SOME apps paypal abd lastpass for example but not others Chase bank for example. Also whos bright idea was it to remove app long press option functionality? No more app info, uninstall etc. Why do they do this s%it?
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Lol. I know but actually some functions still work on the app long press
thedicemaster said:
use a secure settings app to set automatic lock delay to something ridiculously high like 540000(several days)
and turn off "lock instantly with power key".
normally you're limited to 30 minutes by the settings app, but if you use a secure settings app you can manually change it to something much higher.
using this setup you no longer need a pin coming from standby(lockscreen is skipped completely) unless you don't touch your phone for several days.
you'll still need a pin when turning on your phone or accessing lockscreen settings, but that's not something you'll do multiple times a day.
this does require ADB(to grant the hidden "secure settings" permission to the secure settings app once) but doesn't require root.
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Hi @thedicemaster this sounds like a great solution. I have been trying, but can't get it to work. Can you tell me more on how to do this? Appreciate it!
EDIT: Nvm, I managed to do it
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It's been years already but I have a way to get it to work without root without installing any apps. I hope it helps some one.
You will need adb and usb debugging on. Open cmd / terminal and execute these 2 commands:
Code:
adb shell settings put secure lock_after_timeout_rollback 86400000
adb shell settings put secure lock_screen_lock_after_timeout 86400000
86400000 = 24 hours in miliseconds. You can change to a number that you find suitable.
This secure settings will survive after reboot so you only need to do once.
So I am currently trying to make a non-root app that sends a text message with the geo position when receiving a password with the app factory. Problem is, that I haven't been able to find any reliable method of activating GPS on non-root devices. I have looked into secure settings, but that one needs root access to change location status. AutoTools secure settings has to be set up from the pc through adb to work proberly and most shell commands need root access as well.
So after all this I have narrowed it down to the possibility of being able to force android to show the GPS dialogue for the app. Is this possible, and if so, how?
I'm running OP2 with Pixel Experience android 8.1
Jakob1379 said:
So I am currently trying to make a non-root app that sends a text message with the geo position when receiving a password with the app factory. Problem is, that I haven't been able to find any reliable method of activating GPS on non-root devices. I have looked into secure settings, but that one needs root access to change location status. AutoTools secure settings has to be set up from the pc through adb to work proberly and most shell commands need root access as well.
So after all this I have narrowed it down to the possibility of being able to force android to show the GPS dialogue for the app. Is this possible, and if so, how?
I'm running OP2 with Pixel Experience android 8.1
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Things have been changed after jelly bean... To enable gps automatically we need root permission.. I use AutomateIt app for the same setup but i needed root to activate gps automatically.
hasan4791 said:
Things have been changed after jelly bean... To enable gps automatically we need root permission.. I use AutomateIt app for the same setup but i needed root to activate gps automatically.
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Dang it! I know it's possible with autotools, it's just not optimal for a. User to have to connect their device to the pc, learn about adb and all to get it to work..