some app instagram, opera, facebook wake up shortly after being hibernated. Is there any way to keep them hibernated without being root?
ckchakack said:
some app instagram, opera, facebook wake up shortly after being hibernated. Is there any way to keep them hibernated without being root?
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No
Didgesteve said:
No
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Why does this happen? before they did not wake up
ckchakack said:
Why does this happen? before they did not wake up
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A rooted installation of greenify has more power than non-root. Non-root cannot change system settings that apps call on to keep awake.
The good news is that sToRm// has finished development of his 'one click' app that can root our XZ1 compact. So you can run magisk, as well as systemless Xposed and get the best of greenify back.
Didgesteve said:
A rooted installation of greenify has more power than non-root. Non-root cannot change system settings that apps call on to keep awake.
The good news is that sToRm// has finished development of his 'one click' app that can root our XZ1 compact. So you can run magisk, as well as systemless Xposed and get the best of greenify back.
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but with that I lose the drm no?
ckchakack said:
but with that I lose the drm no?
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Yes, unlocking is one way. You can't back the TA keys up or restore them. But sToRm//'s fix fools the phone into thinking DRM is there, so no loss of any functions.
Depends how badly you want root? If it's just to stop Facebook from waking then I wouldn't do it.
Facebook is the app that will be draining your battery, uninstall it and log in via chrome to save 5% or 10% battery.
Didgesteve said:
A rooted installation of greenify has more power than non-root. Non-root cannot change system settings that apps call on to keep awake.
The good news is that sToRm// has finished development of his 'one click' app that can root our XZ1 compact. So you can run magisk, as well as systemless Xposed and get the best of greenify back.
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Would I be able to flash lineageos 15.1 after rooting my device with this tool?
CleverFogs said:
Would I be able to flash lineageos 15.1 after rooting my device with this tool?
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LineageOS comes with the drmfix built in and is already rooted.
sToRm//'s thread is for people who want to root their stock build.
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Hey Everyone,
How are you Guys today?
I received the OTA Notification on my phone about System Update (305.5MB).
Someone can tell me how can I Rid of this Update on my Phone?
At the moment I am happy with 4.3 but the Notification of the update do not want go away and I have to be really carefully all the time to do not click the Update now.
There is any way to disable this Update on my phone with the Notification?
BTW, I am on Stock.
You can go to settings/Apps/All and force to stop Update Center. The bad news is that you will have to do this after every reboot.
alternativly i think gravitybox has options to choose which notifications to hide, i personally use LBE as a firewall so i use it to hide unwanted notifications
luis4ever said:
You can go to settings/Apps/All and force to stop Update Center. The bad news is that you will have to do this after every reboot.
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Thank you. It worked. Notification is gone. I do not reboot many times so is fine to me, finally.
shteren said:
alternativly i think gravitybox has options to choose which notifications to hide, i personally use LBE as a firewall so i use it to hide unwanted notifications
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For Gravity Box root is needed, isn't it?
eclyptos said:
Thank you. It worked. Notification is gone. I do not reboot many times so is fine to me, finally.
For Gravity Box root is needed, isn't it?
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Aye, root is faboules eclyptos, besides recovery doesn't come without root and recovery is one importent thing in an android phone. you should try it.
gravitybox is an xposed module.
shteren said:
Aye, root is faboules eclyptos, besides recovery doesn't come without root and recovery is one importent thing in an android phone. you should try it.
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I know. :good:
I just waiting for a future Development when I will be able to use my SD to install Apps or move data into it.
I've got a rooted, with Wanam Xposed installed wifi-only 9.7" S2. Even before Xposed was installed I kept getting this persistent notification. Using the "Device status normal" module in Xposed allows bootup without the notification but the notification always appears shortly after boot. Any way to get rid of this thing? I've got all the knox stuff turned off.
Install optimal ROM
Freeze the SecurityLogAgent
ad78 said:
Install optimal ROM
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I am in the same case...notification disagreement...
I am rooted, on 5.11, Xposed installed, screen mirroring working...
Without enter to the details, what advantages (except disable the persistent notification) have I to install the optimal Rom?
I would just like real examples because in the details of the Rom I don't understand very much of the dev language...
Envoyé de mon SM-T810 en utilisant Tapatalk
bert73 said:
Freeze the SecurityLogAgent
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Or uninstall it with Titanium Backup.
phil_man said:
Or uninstall it with Titanium Backup.
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Uninstaller it didn't cause any troubles? If so that's my option I'm going with
bubba1993 said:
Uninstaller it didn't cause any troubles? If so that's my option I'm going with
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Any troubles for me. And with TB you can restore your app.
phil_man said:
Or uninstall it with Titanium Backup.
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Am I able to install TB, uninstall the Security Notice, then uninstall TB shortly after?
WesleyMontenegro said:
Am I able to install TB, uninstall the Security Notice, then uninstall TB shortly after?
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Remove it with system app remover (root)
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ashyx said:
Remove it with system app remover (root)
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Good thing I have this app already. I deleted it and everything seems fine so far. Thank you very much!
App Quarantine is another way to freeze an app by the way
Hi,
I'm running stock ROM with TWRP recovery.
I've managed to successfully root my Note with Magisk.
Somehow I noticed that my device loses root after a reboot and sometimes even randomly. When I go into the custom recovery and flash Magisk 14 or 14.3 everything works fine for while, till it loses root again.
Could someone shed some light on my issue, please?
Thanks in advance.
I've also themed Magisk Manager with Substratum could that be the issue?
I'm also running stock rom, losing magisk root from time to time.
When root is lost, I'm getting a notification that "new magisk V14 is available.
Reinstalling with TWRP only to lose it again a day or two later.
You all need to change your settings in magisk manager. I had the same problem. Change your update channel to Beta. This will keep magisk 14.3 installed once you flash it in recovery after setting this. :highfive:
Are you using the hide root feature?
If so then that is probably your issue.
opasha said:
You all need to change your settings in magisk manager. I had the same problem. Change your update channel to Beta. This will keep magisk 14.3 installed once you flash it in recovery after setting this. :highfive:
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This worked for me, thank you!!
ALEXRUSS55 said:
This worked for me, thank you!!
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Welcome :highfive:
jpasint said:
Are you using the hide root feature?
If so then that is probably your issue.
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What issue does this cause?
I have the same issue with last magisk beta, 16.4.. have anyone found a fix?
stiffis said:
I have the same issue with last magisk beta, 16.4.. have anyone found a fix?
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Flash magisk v16.4, then open magisk manager disable magisk hide, for keep your root
kenpaci said:
Flash magisk v16.4, then open magisk manager disable magisk hide, for keep your root
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Looks like that worked, thanks!
stiffis said:
Looks like that worked, thanks!
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But it losses Android pay. Anyone with other solution to keep root and hide it?
Best regards
Webgurru
webgurru said:
But it losses Android pay. Anyone with other solution to keep root and hide it?
Best regards
Webgurru
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Try disabling MagiskHide and re-enable it again (try also with a reboot between disabling and enabling)
stiffis said:
Try disabling MagiskHide and re-enable it again (try also with a reboot between disabling and enabling)
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If I disable it, won't secure apps that run in the background pick up root? I'm guessing I should freeze them first or something?
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If I disable it, won't secure apps that run in the background pick up root? I'm guessing I should freeze them first or something?
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Try closing those apps first, I think it goes ok as long you don't start the apps yourself because most off the apps checks root at startup, but I can't guarantee you anything
Something weird has happened... I've not actually changed anything but now I tend to lose root immediately after rebooting.
I'm a technical person so whilst I say nothing has changed, I know that it probably has and I just can't remember.
I need Hide, so disabling that is not an option... I have no idea where to even start debugging this
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hshah said:
Something weird has happened... I've not actually changed anything but now I tend to lose root immediately after rebooting.
I'm a technical person so whilst I say nothing has changed, I know that it probably has and I just can't remember.
I need Hide, so disabling that is not an option... I have no idea where to even start debugging this
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Hi,
Same thing happening to me. Lost root soon after restart. I need it hide. Any genius mind can suggest some solution?
Best regards,
Webgurru
webgurru said:
Hi,
Same thing happening to me. Lost root soon after restart. I need it hide. Any genius mind can suggest some solution?
Best regards,
Webgurru
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I've been posting my analysis here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/unofficial-magisk-v10-beta-built-t3521901
We have some smart guys (ie @topjohnwu @Didgeridoohan @kantjer etc) and I don't know enough to sort this so the least I can do is provide as much information as possible
hshah said:
I've been posting my analysis here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/unofficial-magisk-v10-beta-built-t3521901
We have some smart guys (ie @topjohnwu @Didgeridoohan @kantjer etc) and I don't know enough to sort this so the least I can do is provide as much information as possible
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Any luck or help from this thread to resolve?
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Any luck or help from this thread to resolve?
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Only been spamming the thread with my woes since yesterday so still early days. I'm certainly not expecting an immediate fix because this has been going on for quite some time and if it was easy, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
hshah said:
Only been spamming the thread with my woes since yesterday so still early days. I'm certainly not expecting an immediate fix because this has been going on for quite some time and if it was easy, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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Thanks. In my point of view this look to be a bug in Magisk. Did you tried some older version?
Should I root my note 8(n950f) or not
With pros and cons of rooting note 8
If you have to ask, you probably shouldn't and don't need to.
If you can't think of any reasons to root your phone for yourself, then you likely don't need root.
I'd suggest you don't root it, as you'll lose some security features and functionality of some apps.
I root to increase headphone volume and to shut down apps that are not needed.
It's a little bit of hassle but worth it in the end, especially as Magisk can hide the root from banking apps etc.
kradcliffe said:
I root to increase headphone volume and to shut down apps that are not needed.
It's a little bit of hassle but worth it in the end, especially as Magisk can hide the root from banking apps etc.
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I have one banking app that refuses to work, no matter what I do or change to hide root from it. I have no idea how they detect root, but they manage to do it better than any other app in the world.
Weird. Have you tried the new Magisk Manager beta 16.6?
It has a lot of bugfixes.
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Weird. Have you tried the new Magisk Manager beta 16.6?
It has a lot of bugfixes.
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I do have Magisk 16.6 and Magisk Manager 5.8.1, which updated this morning.
Hello, I'm concerned about my P7 battery, it's draining fast (i'm specially annoyed with screen-off consumption). Nothing really serious I think, knowing it's a common issue with Pixels, but now my device is rooted i want to know what are the best apps, tweaks, etc.. to achieve more time between charges.
With an apps like SD Maid, you can freeze some apps.
It can also cancel their autostart after boot or even control how and when they react to some events.
It's a powerfull apps that can cause a lot of domage so be carefull
I use Naptime... it seems to work pretty well
flash spark os, battery life is fenomenal!
I'm getting over 7hour sot
happynexuss said:
I use Naptime... it seems to work pretty well
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I am root and naptime dont let me enter the app. There is a message: "Segup Naptime without root" and instructions to execute two commands in adb. I'm supposing these commands are for non-root users, so what shoud i do to enter the app? Thanks
alsansan said:
I am root and naptime dont let me enter the app. There is a message: "Segup Naptime without root" and instructions to execute two commands in adb. I'm supposing these commands are for non-root users, so what shoud i do to enter the app? Thanks
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It sounds like Naptime isn't detecting your root. Have you used root checker to confirm you're rooted? or maybe there's a non-root version of the app too and you need to make sure you're using the root version.
krabban said:
flash spark os, battery life is fenomenal!
I'm getting over 7hour sot
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Doesnt really help when the camera is horrible on SparkOS since you cant update the Pixel Camera Services. (Yet?).
alsansan said:
I am root and naptime dont let me enter the app. There is a message: "Segup Naptime without root" and instructions to execute two commands in adb. I'm supposing these commands are for non-root users, so what shoud i do to enter the app? Thanks
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Naptime still works? I havent used it since my nexus 6p! Wasnt sure if it had conflicts with android own "Adaptive Preferences" feature
fullmetal509 said:
Naptime still works? I havent used it since my nexus 6p! Wasnt sure if it had conflicts with android own "Adaptive Preferences" feature
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I have it working right now in my smartphone (i finally passed the root issue). But I dont know yet if it's working correctly or if there are improvements in battery life.
krabban said:
flash spark 操作系统，电池寿命非常长！
我已经超过 7 小时了
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does it have gapps?