I searched the threads and couldn't find anything...
I go into settings, uncheck "Wifi Network Notification" and uncheck "notify me when launching apps, notify me when wifi is available", and it doesn't work. It always notifies me that there is a network available. The icon is perpetually there as long as a connection is available. Please help me fix this.
I'm on ViperOne but i had this issue on stock sense 5.5 as well. It's one of the reasons i rooted, but rooting did not appear to fix it.
Thanks.
I'm having the same problem, though it disappears whenever WiFi is turned off. It is still annoying to have to turn off WiFi whenever I leave my home network in order to avoid getting the notification, despite the fact that there has always been a setting for it...
Is there a fix for this (besides turning off wifi/ rooting and flashing)?
One of the "Features" of Lollipop is an assisted WiFi login process - if you connect to a WiFi hotspot that has a login page, instead of launching Chrome, the phone will launch a framed version of the browser, with the login boxes highlighted for you.
This is convenient if it's a normal login page, but my work's wifi throws a certificate error, so you have to click through the "don't proceed" message on Chrome to login. Because of this, the "assisted wifi" screen never loads anything. it's just blank.
With KitKat, this wasn't an issue, because the phone wouldn't fall back to LTE while WiFi was trying to connect, but in Lollipop, it'll show the WiFi indicator, but will fall back to LTE if the WiFi is wonky.
Thus, I have no way of knowing whether I'm locked onto the WiFi or not.
I have an HTC One M8 running Lollipop, and in the WiFi settings, there is a checkbox to "disable assisted WiFi" but that doesn't seem to be an option on the Moto X. Anyone know how to enable that on my Moto X?
First of all this is not my work. This mod was originally created by @paul2112. Send him a PM and thank him. I'm simply a guy brave enough to try this on the Note 8. I'm using tethering right now on my Note 8 to type this. It works.
That said follow the steps below to enable both the USB tether and the Wireless Hotspot tethering:
1. Enable developer mode:
a. Go to settings
b. Scroll down to about phone
c. Repeatedly tap "Build number" until developer access is granted
2. Get ADB installed w/ drivers
a. Click me.
3. Enable USB Debugging
a. Go to settings
b. Go down to developer options
c. Scroll down to USB Debugging and turn it on
d. Connect phone with USB to PC
4. Get into ADB shell
a. Open a command prompt (windows key + R , type "cmd" in the box and press enter is my favorite way)
b. Run:
Code:
adb shell
5. Enable the bypass
a. Disable the DUN requirement
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
b. Overwrite the DUN APN
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_apn "APNDUN,n.ispsn,,,,,,,,,310,120,,default,mms,dun"
6. Turn off Mobile Data
7. Turn on HotSpot
8. Turn on Mobile Data
Every time that you want to use the hotspot you have to turn data off; turn hotspot on; turn data back on. When you disconnect your hotspot you need to do the following:
1. Turn Hotspot Off
2. Turn Mobile Data Off
3. Turn Mobile Data On
People will complain, but after you run the code the first time, turning hotspot on and off literally takes just seconds.
Credits:
@paul2112 -- Hotspot Fix
@Snoop05 -- ADB Fast Installer
rawintellect said:
First of all this is not my work. This mod was originally created by @paul2112. Send him a PM and thank him. I'm simply a guy brave enough to try this on the Note 8. I'm using tethering right now on my Note 8 to type this. It works.
That said follow the steps below to enable both the USB tether and the Wireless Hotspot tethering:
1. Enable developer mode:
a. Go to settings
b. Scroll down to about phone
c. Repeatedly tap "Build number" until developer access is granted
2. Get ADB installed w/ drivers
a. Click me.
3. Enable USB Debugging
a. Go to settings
b. Go down to developer options
c. Scroll down to USB Debugging and turn it on
d. Connect phone with USB to PC
4. Get into ADB shell
a. Open a command prompt (windows key + R , type "cmd" in the box and press enter is my favorite way)
b. Run:
Code:
adb shell
5. Enable the bypass
a. Disable the DUN requirement
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
b. Overwrite the DUN APN
Code:
settings put global tether_dun_apn "APNDUN,n.ispsn,,,,,,,,,310,120,,default,mms,dun"
6. Turn off Mobile Data
7. Turn on HotSpot
8. Turn on Mobile Data
Every time that you want to use the hotspot you have to turn data off; turn hotspot on; turn data back on. When you disconnect your hotspot you need to do the following:
1. Turn Hotspot Off
2. Turn Mobile Data Off
3. Turn Mobile Data On
People will complain, but after you run the code the first time, turning hotspot on and off literally takes just seconds.
Credits:
@paul2112 -- Hotspot Fix
@Snoop05 -- ADB Fast Installer
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Might try this sometime. Thanks.
Didn't work for me... Verizon model.
rawintellect said:
First of all this is not my work. This mod was originally created by @paul2112. Send him a PM and thank him. I'm simply a guy brave enough to try this on the Note 8. I'm using tethering right now on my Note 8 to type this. It works.
That said follow the steps below to enable both the USB tether and the Wireless Hotspot tethering:
1. Enable developer mode:
a. Go to settings
b. Scroll down to about phone
c. Repeatedly tap "Build number" until developer access is granted
2. Get ADB installed w/ drivers
a. Click me.
3. Enable USB Debugging
a. Go to settings
b. Go down to developer options
c. Scroll down to USB Debugging and turn it on
d. Connect phone with USB to PC
4. Get into ADB shell
a. Open a command prompt (windows key + R , type "cmd" in the box and press enter is my favorite way)
b. Run:
5. Enable the bypass
a. Disable the DUN requirement
b. Overwrite the DUN APN
6. Turn off Mobile Data
7. Turn on HotSpot
8. Turn on Mobile Data
Every time that you want to use the hotspot you have to turn data off; turn hotspot on; turn data back on. When you disconnect your hotspot you need to do the following:
1. Turn Hotspot Off
2. Turn Mobile Data Off
3. Turn Mobile Data On
People will complain, but after you run the code the first time, turning hotspot on and off literally takes just seconds.
Credits:
@paul2112 -- Hotspot Fix
@Snoop05 -- ADB Fast Installer
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I literally just got finished with this from the original article...lol. My tether was working great on my unlocked version until last night so I was forced to find another way...I wad going to try a method for the Note 7 until I saw this which is similar...
snwbrdr852 said:
Didn't work for me... Verizon model.
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Did you cycle off Mobile data before enabling the hotspot? Then turn mobile data back on when the hotspot is enabled? Takes a little bit for the Internet to show up. I don't know about Verizon but I can definitely confirm that this works on my phone with Sprint.
rawintellect said:
Did you cycle off Mobile data before enabling the hotspot? Then turn mobile data back on when the hotspot is enabled? Takes a little bit for the Internet to show up. I don't know about Verizon but I can definitely confirm that this works on my phone with Sprint.
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Yep, did it exactly as described.
My hotspot will not turn on when mobile data is off, and it gives the "subscription required" error when mobile data is on.
This bypass must not have been intended for grandfathered UDP.
snwbrdr852 said:
Yep, did it exactly as described.
My hotspot will not turn on when mobile data is off, and it gives the "subscription required" error when mobile data is on.
This bypass must not have been intended for grandfathered UDP.
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Sorry to hear that. All is well on the sprint side. Perhaps someone else can confirm or deny this works on Verizon? Heck, any feedback would be appreciated.
Can confirm this works on T-Mobile.
snwbrdr852 said:
Yep, did it exactly as described.
My hotspot will not turn on when mobile data is off, and it gives the "subscription required" error when mobile data is on.
This bypass must not have been intended for grandfathered UDP.
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Try this method.
Soft reset the phone, and once the phone boots up go directly to hotspot and turn it on..
it should turn on and remain on for as long as you want, once you turn it off it will not work again until next reboot.
Team DevDigitel said:
Try this method.
Soft reset the phone, and once the phone boots up go directly to hotspot and turn it on..
it should turn on and remain on for as long as you want, once you turn it off it will not work again until next reboot.
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Just tried this. Same exact results, unfortunately.
I even tried turning mobile data off prior to rebooting and turning on hotspot immediately upon startup, but no go.
The sim eject method works for me, but that's too inconvenient to be useful for my purposes. I'm really looking for something that will just allow it to work normally while bypassing the subscription check.
On my s7, the only way to get tethering with Verizon is to slightly eject the SIM, wait a second, pop the SIM back in, wait another second, then enable hotspot. Works every time once you get then hang of it.
Try this method and report Back? It took me a few tries to get it, but it definitely works on the s7.
I only tether with Vz very rarely. My tmobile plan gives 10gb LTE tethering so I don't have much need. It's a pain in the a$$ because my s7 is in an otterbox defender too but it's nice to know I can when I need it.
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For Verizon, I was able to get WiFi tether working by disabling the Mobile Hotspot app in BK Disabler.
sixtythreechevy said:
For Verizon, I was able to get WiFi tether working by disabling the Mobile Hotspot app in BK Disabler.
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What is the name of the app? I could not find it searching for 'mobile' or 'hotspot'
kiwiguy99 said:
What is the name of the app? I could not find it searching for 'mobile' or 'hotspot'
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2nd app in screenshot highlighted by checkbox.
sixtythreechevy said:
2nd app in screenshot highlighted by checkbox.
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Hmmm.......I don't have that app installed. I have the unlocked N8 and I think that may be a Verizon app.
I still have a section under settings called 'Mobile hotspot and tethering' . I was going to try to use BK to disable that and see if FoxFi worked.
sixtythreechevy said:
2nd app in screenshot highlighted by checkbox.
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After disabling this, where do you go to turn on wifi tethering?
Bizmaniz said:
After disabling this, where do you go to turn on wifi tethering?
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Under Settings , Connections or Mobile tether like in my screenshot. I have simple settings on due to Bixby
Well my fix worked once but now it is not. Odd...
EDIT: Enabled the Hotspot app again and performed the steps in the OP and this is working at least for now. I did not have to turn off mobile data first.
So if you are on Verizon, you simply need to do the steps in the OP. Hopefully it sticks.
2nd EDIT: Rebooted and it stuck.
So I wanted to share my experience with this. I just recently changed my Tmobile plan to one that doesn't include hotspot, only unlimited internet. I did have a Nexus 6 that was rooted so of course getting my hotspot to work was easy. When I upgraded to the Note8 I was afraid of losing my hotspot especially with no root. So what I ended up doing was creating a new Apn because they won't let you edit the first one. After making a new apn I pretty much copied the same settings with the exception of adding dun to apn type, and changing the apn protocol to ipv4... After those changes my hotspot works perfectly, unlimited!!!
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DaMyth said:
So I wanted to share my experience with this. I just recently changed my Tmobile plan to one that doesn't include hotspot, only unlimited internet. I did have a Nexus 6 that was rooted so of course getting my hotspot to work was easy. When I upgraded to the Note8 I was afraid of losing my hotspot especially with no root. So what I ended up doing was creating a new Apn because they won't let you edit the first one. After making a new apn I pretty much copied the same settings with the exception of adding dun to apn type, and changing the apn protocol to ipv4... After those changes my hotspot works perfectly, unlimited!!!
Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
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This is great if your screen isn't grayed out by your carrier. My sprint APN screen looks like this. What you've done is exactly what the command through adb is doing. It's also removing the DUN requirement altogether.
Hello,
I have a task that works like a charm: If wi-fi connection disconnected, it disables wi-fi option after one minute. So far so good, but what I want to create is that I generally use airplane mode at home and manually turn on wi-fi. If wi-fi disconnected anyhow (e.g. I decide to go out), this task does not work and let wi-fi option enabled. I have been working for hours to overcome this problem with no success. Is there a way to turn off wi-fi option after disconnected and one minute later, regardless on Airplane mode or not? (I do not use a rooted phone).
Hey,
I've tested this with my phone (Pixel 3 on Android 11) and it works as expected. Wifi get disabled as soon as it lost the connection to the access point, regardless if airplane mode is on or not.
According to the description of the action "Wifi" the behaviour you mentioned is expected prior to Android 2.0 (see https://tasker.joaoapps.com/userguide/en/help/ah_index.html). But I don't think that you're using such an old version.
Maybe you can work around this "issue" by removing wifi from the airplane mode: create a new task, add the action "Airplane Radios" and select all radios except "Wifi". Execute the task once.
When wifi is enabled and you activate the airplane mode, wifi will not be disabled now. Not sure if this is OK for you, but it could cause that your disable-wifi-after-1-minute-disconnected-task will work when airplane mode is enabled.
Jas
I haven't flown since someone posted this, but this might work for what you want:
Execute the following command in the command prompt or terminal:
adb shell
Then run the following command to prevent Airplane Mode from turning off WiFi:
settings put global airplane_mode_radios cell,bluetooth,nfc,wimax
Alternatively, you could do this command to prevent Airplane Mode from turning off WiFi and Bluetooth:
adb shell
settings put global airplane_mode_radios cell,nfc,wimax
Each item we remove from the list tells Android to leave that radio on when Airplane Mode is toggled on.
If you ever want to return things back to how they were, you can execute the following command in an ADB shell prompt:
settings delete global airplane_mode_radios
JasMan78 said:
Hey,
I've tested this with my phone (Pixel 3 on Android 11) and it works as expected. Wifi get disabled as soon as it lost the connection to the access point, regardless if airplane mode is on or not.
According to the description of the action "Wifi" the behaviour you mentioned is expected prior to Android 2.0 (see https://tasker.joaoapps.com/userguide/en/help/ah_index.html). But I don't think that you're using such an old version.
Maybe you can work around this "issue" by removing wifi from the airplane mode: create a new task, add the action "Airplane Radios" and select all radios except "Wifi". Execute the task once.
When wifi is enabled and you activate the airplane mode, wifi will not be disabled now. Not sure if this is OK for you, but it could cause that your disable-wifi-after-1-minute-disconnected-task will work when airplane mode is enabled.
Jas
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Thank you. ADB Airplane radios solution works like a charm.
JimSmith94 said:
I haven't flown since someone posted this, but this might work for what you want:
Execute the following command in the command prompt or terminal:
adb shell
Then run the following command to prevent Airplane Mode from turning off WiFi:
settings put global airplane_mode_radios cell,bluetooth,nfc,wimax
Alternatively, you could do this command to prevent Airplane Mode from turning off WiFi and Bluetooth:
adb shell
settings put global airplane_mode_radios cell,nfc,wimax
Each item we remove from the list tells Android to leave that radio on when Airplane Mode is toggled on.
If you ever want to return things back to how they were, you can execute the following command in an ADB shell prompt:
settings delete global airplane_mode_radios
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Thank you very much. Removing WiFi via ADB command from Airplane radios solution worked like charm!