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Double tap to wake DT2W

Hi,
Is there anyway to enable\add the DT2W feature?
Thank you.

Unfortunately i think that is permanently removed from the stock rom. I have tried to search through Quick Shortcut Maker, but no success.

might need a custom kernel to implement this..

Not only this, but compared to Mate 8 we also don't have network speed indicator, no Autostart permission settings, no Gorilla glass, no Quick charger out of the box? Why we don't have these features? 550€ for useless Leica stamp on the back of the phone... [emoji23] [emoji23]

dedovec said:
Not only this, but compared to Mate 8 we also don't have network speed indicator, no Autostart permission settings, no Gorilla glass, no Quick charger out of the box? Why we don't have these features? 550€ for useless Leica stamp on the back of the phone... [emoji23] [emoji23]
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That's how the world rules :cyclops:
Anyway I don't miss the dt2w future as the fingerprint reader is enough convenient

Still sucks that we don't have tap to wake, this option needs to be there - end of story. And I hope they include it with an update like they did with mate8.
The flip case/fp sensor does a good job though. Almost never miss dt2w.

clouds5 said:
Still sucks that we don't have tap to wake, this option needs to be there - end of story. And I hope they include it with an update like they did with mate8.
The flip case/fp sensor does a good job though. Almost never miss dt2w.
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Here you are :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-7/development/guide-how-to-add-dt2w-d2w-feature-5-1-6-t3294354
Tested on EMUI 4.0 but not tested on EMUI 4.1

*alifo* said:
Here you are :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-7/development/guide-how-to-add-dt2w-d2w-feature-5-1-6-t3294354
Tested on EMUI 4.0 but not tested on EMUI 4.1
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Thank you,
I'm not rooted, anyone tried this on EMUI 4.1?

yiftach said:
Thank you,
I'm not rooted, anyone tried this on EMUI 4.1?
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yes, did not work for me L-09 EMUI 4.1

Benefits of root vs keeping bootloader locked?

I'm debating if I should (for the first time ever), forego unlocking the bootloader and stay on the stock rom. Reasons being rom support is unclear because of the new chip set, but also ota updates, dash charging and Android pay compatibility.
I know I won't be able to restore my titanium backup from my OPO but I'm alright with that.
What do you guys think?
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In my opinion... You must unlock the bootloader and explore the world beyond stock rom. Androids are supposed to root, that's the beauty of it and that's why manufacturers like Oneplus doesn't void warranty now a days. Op3 has a very good dev community and that will be same on Op3t too. I highly recommend you to go ahead and unlock the bootloader.
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I've considered not rooting, but honestly one thing has kept me coming back: adaway. I can't stand intrusive ads--and lets be honest, they're ALL intrusive.

GiSS88 said:
I've considered not rooting, but honestly one thing has kept me coming back: adaway. I can't stand intrusive ads--and lets be honest, they're ALL intrusive.
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Haha I think we're all the same ! I only root for being able to use AdAway and access to all my phone files and apps. ROM Toolbox is a highly needed app for me too.
I saw that unlocking and rooting doesn't void the waranty ? I didn't know that, great thing ! I hope there will be stock roms avalaible to flash then. I'll come from my Nexus 6, time to change !
Envoyé de mon Nexus 6 en utilisant Tapatalk

GiSS88 said:
I've considered not rooting, but honestly one thing has kept me coming back: adaway. I can't stand intrusive ads--and lets be honest, they're ALL intrusive.
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I don't mind a bit of ads as that's how I see some people making money from the good contents they make. But I have problem w/ non-root Android as it offer no good way to do backup. The only thing that very works is Titanium Root Backup. Yes, every one can say crap all they want about having cloud backup or stay on google stuff but none of that crap work on most games. It's BS at this point that Google is still trying to push everyone away from rooting, but offer no good backup method.

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I don't mind a bit of ads as that's how I see some people making money from the good contents they make. But I have problem w/ non-root Android as it offer no good way to do backup. The only thing that very works is Titanium Root Backup. Yes, every one can say crap all they want about having cloud backup or stay on google stuff but none of that crap work on most games. It's BS at this point that Google is still trying to push everyone away from rooting, but offer no good backup method.
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This is a good point, and most of the time (on desktop) I allow non-intrusive ads. But on my phone, when a pop-up will block an entire webpage, I'm not dealing with it. Sadly, some app makers suffer but I'll still lay the blame on the ad companies.

Root for xposed and Youtube adaway

GiSS88 said:
I've considered not rooting, but honestly one thing has kept me coming back: adaway. I can't stand intrusive ads--and lets be honest, they're ALL intrusive.
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Which app do you use for adaway...?
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manishsoni7689 said:
Which app do you use for adaway...?
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Adaway :laugh:

GiSS88 said:
Adaway [emoji23]
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I mean does it restrict all the ads or only for YouTube?
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manishsoni7689 said:
I mean does it restrict all the ads or only for YouTube?
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There are some that get through, but I believe it blocks everything for browsers and apps. I've never really tested with Youtube, but any ads built in to the video (sponsored) I think still play.

Yeah I root for adaway, blocking YouTube ads and modifying kernel and using skynet. It's just more fun to be able to tune and optimise too my liking.

I root for adaway, kernels to optimize battery life and depending sometimes Roms

If Oneplus' Oxygen OS allows me to use Titanium Backup and Xposed mods, as well as edit some ini documents in root without root then I guess I don't need it.
But seeing as thats the whole point of rooting, I really don't see any way around it. Some of you might laugh, but I install apps and edit settings to mimic the navigation setup similar to the Amazon Prime phone. Tap Home for Home, Hold for Google, double tap for Recent apps, and swipe up from the bottom to go back. Its surprisingly intuitive and unique. It keeps software keys off the screen, and no accidental presses on the capacitive buttons, as well as you don't need to stretch or awkwardly bend your thumb, its just always naturally resting where Home is.
My only question is if the Home button on the OnePlus is capacitive or clicky.

Ivalicenyan said:
If Oneplus' Oxygen OS allows me to use Titanium Backup and Xposed mods, as well as edit some ini documents in root without root then I guess I don't need it.
But seeing as thats the whole point of rooting, I really don't see any way around it. Some of you might laugh, but I install apps and edit settings to mimic the navigation setup similar to the Amazon Prime phone. Tap Home for Home, Hold for Google, double tap for Recent apps, and swipe up from the bottom to go back. Its surprisingly intuitive and unique. It keeps software keys off the screen, and no accidental presses on the capacitive buttons, as well as you don't need to stretch or awkwardly bend your thumb, its just always naturally resting where Home is.
My only question is if the Home button on the OnePlus is capacitive or clicky.
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Capacitive I believe from the op3 I've seen.
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manishsoni7689 said:
In my opinion... You must unlock the bootloader and explore the world beyond stock rom. Androids are supposed to root, that's the beauty of it and that's why manufacturers like Oneplus doesn't void warranty now a days. Op3 has a very good dev community and that will be same on Op3t too. I highly recommend you to go ahead and unlock the bootloader.
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
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I've been rooting and installing custom roms since the windows mobile days. I just find that the return on using custom roms is getting smaller and smaller now with OOS and the features built in to it now.
Adaway is pretty clutch. I usually go a little while after a clean flash without Adaway but then it needs to come back.
Has anyone here used android pay? How useful is this?
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There is no such a thing like absolute benefits. It mostly depends upon your objectives.
If all you need is to call, text and write instant messages, then keep your stock phone. Easy.
I need a long lasting battery (with my Oneplus One I am at little more than 40 hours), decent camera, a call recorder and no bloat.
Thus I go root, install CM, remove system apps I don't want/need. Also easy, it takes just 10 minutes more.

nhshah7 said:
I've been rooting and installing custom roms since the windows mobile days. I just find that the return on using custom roms is getting smaller and smaller now with OOS and the features built in to it now.
Adaway is pretty clutch. I usually go a little while after a clean flash without Adaway but then it needs to come back.
Has anyone here used android pay? How useful is this?
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Android pay depends on where you are. I'm in Utah and can use it virtually anywhere and I make sure I do. Don't have to pull out my wallet and wonder if I have to swipe or use the chip reader. Just tap and I'm on my way. Probably going to stay stock just to make sure I can keep using it.

Uqbar said:
There is no such a thing like absolute benefits. It mostly depends upon your objectives.
If all you need is to call, text and write instant messages, then keep your stock phone. Easy.
I need a long lasting battery (with my Oneplus One I am at little more than 40 hours), decent camera, a call recorder and no bloat.
Thus I go root, install CM, remove system apps I don't want/need. Also easy, it takes just 10 minutes more.
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Yes, I know there are no absolute benefits. I'm just asking others what their benefits are
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nhshah7 said:
Yes, I know there are no absolute benefits. I'm just asking others what their benefits are
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I really don't need root. I just wish Safety Net would pass with an unlocked bootloader. I love using Android Pay but I can't stand ads either. With an unlocked bootloader you don't need root to block ads, you just need TWRP so you can adb push a host file to block them.
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Clipboard not available on pasting?

I am using Gboard but there is no option to get "Universal Clipboard" for easy copy-pasting. I have been using 3rd parties app since past few days but it is not as smooth and easy as it was on my Galaxy Note 8. Does anyone know any solution/fix? And why would Huwaie ignore such a core functionality :/ Do they use their own phones even?

swati004 said:
I am using Gboard but there is no option to get "Universal Clipboard" for easy copy-pasting. I have been using 3rd parties app since past few days but it is not as smooth and easy as it was on my Galaxy Note 8. Does anyone know any solution/fix? And why would Huwaie ignore such a core functionality :/ Do they use their own phones even?
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i am facing same, got me very annoying there is not clipboard.
see here https://www.xda-developers.com/gboard-clipboard-manager/

swati004 said:
I am using Gboard but there is no option to get "Universal Clipboard" for easy copy-pasting. I have been using 3rd parties app since past few days but it is not as smooth and easy as it was on my Galaxy Note 8. Does anyone know any solution/fix? And why would Huwaie ignore such a core functionality :/ Do they use their own phones even?
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Also, try one of these apps.
Could help you much I am sure

StonebridgeGr said:
Also, try one of these apps.
Could help you much I am sure
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These aren't as convenient as "holding and selecting the Clipboard option". These apps require to either switch an app (for pasting) or have clipboard manager in the notification all of the time. which is annoying TBH!

Is there any working GCAM for Note 9 Exynos Variant?

I can't seem to fine any working GCAM for Note 9 Exynos. If anybody has one kindly letme know, I can't stand the stock camera!!

The Zgcam is the best i found.
It's working really nice.

Jonisloth said:
The Zgcam is the best i found.
It's working really nice.
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Can you please send me the link to download it?

https://1-dontsharethislink.celsoazevedo.com/file/filesc/ZGCAM_7.4_V1.03387.apk
Here you are

Jonisloth said:
https://1-dontsharethislink.celsoazevedo.com/file/filesc/ZGCAM_7.4_V1.03387.apk
Here you are
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Thanks, I used this GCAM it takes good pictures but it's very slow and glitchy. Stutters a lot, have you noticed any of these issues?

No I haven't. Have you enabled yor camera2api to full support?

Jonisloth said:
No I haven't. Have you enabled yor camera2api to full support?
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What's that? Can you please guide me?

Of course!
Camera2api is an android feature that allows having some camera features like the gcam support. Its not fully enabled on default but there is an easy way to do it.
First of all your phone has to be rooted with magisk (magisk is not necessarily needed but it's way easier with it).
Then you have to download an app called camera2api enabler which you can find in the Playstore.
Accept the Super user request and just let the app do it's job.

Jonisloth said:
Of course!
Camera2api is an android feature that allows having some camera features like the gcam support. Its not fully enabled on default but there is an easy way to do it.
First of all your phone has to be rooted with magisk (magisk is not necessarily needed but it's way easier with it).
Then you have to download an app called camera2api enabler which you can find in the Playstore.
Accept the Super user request and just let the app do it's job.
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Ohh, I see. I used to do rooting a long time ago, didn't even realized its still a thing in 2022. I gotcha your point it will require some fiddling to do. Gcam used to work perfectly in my Galaxy S8 however jn this Note 9 it's is giving me nightmares. Lol!! and thanks man you have helped alot, really appreciate it!!

No problem I help where ever i can.

Question Magic eraser

Hello,
Anybody had magic eraser work on the OnePlus 10 pro?

EMJI79 said:
Hello,
Anybody had magic eraser work on the OnePlus 10 pro?
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Are you talking about an app to just wipe the entire phone? If so, Android all in one tool works for that via adb and fastboot. I had to use it after changing my password on bootup and ****ing up both of the new ones the same way, lost all of my years of Google data

If you mean the feature on the pixel 6 where you can pick and remove assets in photos, then no the 10 pro doesn't have it.
But you do have lightroom on android though.

EMJI79 said:
Hello,
Anybody had magic eraser work on the OnePlus 10 pro?
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Open stock OnePlus photos app and tap editor they have one built in

I am talking about the Pixel 6 feature. I have read articles that it was ported to other devices a time ago, other Pixels and rooted devices and wondered if it was available for the OnePlus 10 pro through a mod now.
The object eraser in Lightroom is a paid feature as far as I know.

EMJI79 said:
I am talking about the Pixel 6 feature. I have read articles that it was ported to other devices a time ago, other Pixels and rooted devices and wondered if it was available for the OnePlus 10 pro through a mod now.
The object eraser in Lightroom is a paid feature as far as I know.
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No mod, it's in stock OnePlus photos app under edit option of picture

toolhas4degrees said:
No mod, it's in stock OnePlus photos app under edit option of picture
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I've used it it's not even close to the pixel one IMHO, but still a useful feature if you can get the background merge done right

dladz said:
I've used it it's not even close to the pixel one IMHO, but still a useful feature if you can get the background merge done
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Exactly

toolhas4degrees said:
No mod, it's in stock OnePlus photos app under edit option of picture
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Ok thanks!

dladz said:
I've used it it's not even close to the pixel one IMHO, but still a useful feature if you can get the background merge done right
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You can use Xposed Google photos mod to activate the one in Google photos also if you are rooted and have lsposed

toolhas4degrees said:
You can use Xposed Google photos mod to activate the one in Google photos also if you are rooted and have lsposed
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Nah not for me Xposed hits my battery regardless what mods I use.

EMJI79 said:
Hello,
Anybody had magic eraser work on the OnePlus 10 pro?
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It gives a module for that at Telegram. But never tested it.
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