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[MOD] Always On Display Enabler - Magisk Module

Hello there.
This is a magisk module that will enable Always on Display. This is confirmed to work on Android Pie on the Google Pixel (XL), however it will probably work for most devices.
The way this works is explained here. As you can see, it's super simple!
This also requires Magisk 17.0+.
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To use it, simply flash it in Magisk Manager, then reboot. AOD will then automatically be enabled, and you can toggle it on or off in Display settings.
Happy Always on Displaying! :laugh:

Glad to finally see this feature, but I do have one concern. I noticed that it does not turn off when the light sensor is covered, could this cause screen burn in?

Sumaech said:
Glad to finally see this feature, but I do have one concern. I noticed that it does not turn off when the light sensor is covered, could this cause screen burn in?
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I believe the sensor needs to be covered for 10 seconds for it to turn off, if I remember correctly. No, this won't cause burn in, if you record th screen and speed it up, you'll see that the clock moves very slowly

shagbag913 said:
I believe the sensor needs to be covered for 10 seconds for it to turn off, if I remember correctly. No, this won't cause burn in, if you record th screen and speed it up, you'll see that the clock moves very slowly
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Thanks, after playing with it for a while I just discover that it takes 10 seconds. Again, thanks for the feature.

Does this bork the sRGB color calibration when turned on? I was the one who created the magisk module in the other thread and it somehow broke my sRGB option.

legendarren said:
Does this bork the sRGB color calibration when turned on? I was the one who created the magisk module in the other thread and it somehow broke my sRGB option.
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It shouldn't bork it. Didn't even know someone else made a magisk module lol, can you link it?
EDIT: nvm, I found it. Yeah srgb should work with this one.

See attached. The files here are from the Pixel 3 (Non-XL) which someone on Telegram told me, is almost the same as in the Pixel 2 XL. Do note that I didn't just include the framework-res__auto_generated_rro APK but the whole /system/vendor/overlay folder. Because I think it includes some other animations like the one when using the Pixel 3 Live Wallpapers.
I would also want to know if by using your module, will AoD be able to follow the ambient sensor? Because mine seems like it always is in full brightness even when I try to cover the sensor.
shagbag913 said:
It shouldn't bork it. Didn't even know someone else made a magisk module lol, can you link it?
EDIT: nvm, I found it. Yeah srgb should work with this one.
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Okay, I'll try this one out again. Can you check my inquiry above?

legendarren said:
See attached. The files here are from the Pixel 3 (Non-XL) which someone on Telegram told me, is almost the same as in the Pixel 2 XL. Do note that I didn't just include the framework-res__auto_generated_rro APK but the whole /system/vendor/overlay folder. Because I think it includes some other animations like the one when using the Pixel 3 Live Wallpapers.
I would also want to know if by using your module, will AoD be able to follow the ambient sensor? Because mine seems like it always is in full brightness even when I try to cover the sensor.
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All mine does is enable the string that enables AOD. Yours does a LOT of other stuff, which could be bad (not 100% sure, I haven't look through your overlay very closely.). The only thing that needs to be set to true is config_dozeAlwaysOnDisplayAvailable, after setting that everything else is handled (the ambient sensor will turn off the display after 10 seconds, pixel 3 wallpapers work, etc)

shagbag913 said:
All mine does is enable the string that enables AOD. Yours does a LOT of other stuff, which could be bad (not 100% sure, I haven't look through your overlay very closely.). The only thing that needs to be set to true is config_dozeAlwaysOnDisplayAvailable, after setting that everything else is handled (the ambient sensor will turn off the display after 10 seconds, pixel 3 wallpapers work, etc)
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Oh I see, so this does not include overriding the overlay of the system? Hmmm. So it's much like just flipping a switch then?

legendarren said:
Oh I see, so this does not include overriding the overlay of the system? Hmmm. So it's much like just flipping a switch then?
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This does override the overlay of the system. I would recommend decompiling it and taking a look for yourself, because I suck at explaining things lol.
BTW: I took a further look at your magisk module, and it sets some stuff that is very much not good. Take a look in res/xml/power_profile.xml after decompiling the overlay, it is setting cpu related stuff that should only be set on the Pixel 3

shagbag913 said:
This does override the overlay of the system. I would recommend decompiling it and taking a look for yourself, because I suck at explaining things lol.
BTW: I took a further look at your magisk module, and it sets some stuff that is very much not good. Take a look in res/xml/power_profile.xml after decompiling the overlay, it is setting cpu related stuff that should only be set on the Pixel 3
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Ah I see. Like I said, I just tried to port the whole overlay folder to my OG XL. Good to hear your input.

Working fine for me. Pixel, october stock. Thanks sir
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It is possible to add the alarm time on lockscreen?

Nice module. Working perfectly for me

Link in OP updated, I lowered the overlay priority so it doesn't break other overlays (ahem lawnstep)

I've been running (Sai's Always On Enabler)[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=baka.sai.pixelEnabler] substratum overlay for several months now and it has been working great. How is this Magisk module different?
I also use Tasker to enable Always On Display only when plugged in, which I highly recommend!

hackel said:
I've been running (Sai's Always On Enabler)[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=baka.sai.pixelEnabler] substratum overlay for several months now and it has been working great. How is this Magisk module different?
I also use Tasker to enable Always On Display only when plugged in, which I highly recommend!
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Last time I tried it (a couple of months ago), it was kind of buggy (had to double tap the power button to turn on, the screen turned grey sometimes, etc), did they fix those issues? I just figured it was still buggy so I made this lol

It's not working for me , plz guide me how to enable it , (clear path)

Harsha Vardhan Ganiya said:
It's not working for me , plz guide me how to enable it , (clear path)
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Hi. Ensure you are on Android 9 (Pie) AND Magisk 17.0+ - as per the OP.
Download the ZIP file onto your phone (either download directly on phone or drag n drop from PC)
Open Magisk and go to "Modules"
Click on the + icon
Find your ZIP file and open it
Wait for it to install then click "Reboot"
Go to Settings > Display > Advanced > Ambient Display. Turn on "Always on Display" if you need to
Done!

SkinlessMage006 said:
Hi. Ensure you are on Android 9 (Pie) AND Magisk 17.0+ - as per the OP.
Download the ZIP file onto your phone (either download directly on phone or drag n drop from PC)
Open Magisk and go to "Modules"
Click on the + icon
Find your ZIP file and open it
Wait for it to install then click "Reboot"
Go to Settings > Display > Advanced > Ambient Display. Turn on "Always on Display" if you need to
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Did bro but there is no such options , only lift to check is there but it's there from earlier, plz help

Control your AOD (LED alternative - Automate flow)

Hi all,
I am also missing a notification LED for incoming messages et al.
Well, the following might be of interest for some of you. Let me explain: I took a closer look at Automate and the flows provided by the user community there. Unfortunately all the flows for controlling the AOD there do support Samsung and LG devices only. By chance I stumbled across the correct name for the Huawei-specific variable that needs to be triggered. So, I took a working flow for LG, simply replaced the variable's name and voila, a working flow, without the need for root or something.
And it works like this: each time an incomming message (or something similar) triggers a notification, the stock AOD gets switched on, showing you the usual clock and notification icon. As soon as you are disabling the notification (by reading the message etc. pp.) the AOD gets switched off again. This works quite well, saves some battery (compared to having AOD constantly on), and you can clearly see when a new message arrives. I also didn't need to put Automate in the battery white list, it simply works as intended.
The necessary steps to get this working are as follows:
Install Automate from play store
Install the Automate extensions "network permissions", "settings permissions" and "superuser permissions" (the latter does not need root for granting the permissions indeed)
Enable "superuser permissions" via adb:
Code:
adb shell pm grant com.llamalab.automate.ext.superuser android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
Switch off the AOD functionality in your devices settings
Download the (zipped) flow I have attached to this post and install it
Start the flow and grant the permissions you are asked for
If you use flow v01 switch off the logging of that flow, there are tons of data generated while the device is plugged in via USB, flow v02 works fine with loggin enabled
Enable "Automate" in Settings -> Accessibility features -> Accessibility -> Downloaded Services
I have been running this solution since late November. For me it runs smoothly, stable and battery friendly. Maybe it's also helpful for some of you. Just let me know when you have questions.
Disclaimer: I have published the flow on 25th November at android-hilfe.de and in the Automate community only recently.
Cheers.
Update:
@RoteDose has been so kind and had a closer look at the old flow and completely reworked the power charging check, so there's no log flooding anymore. So he created a v02, that I have attached here now. Thanks a bunch for your support, mate!
To do: research for AOD icons to be refreshed after disabling the notification
- Found a list of Huawei specific settings here.
- And you can list the settings by
Code:
adb shell settings list system|global|secure

Hi. I tried this for the Mate 20 X and got the following error when trying to enable superuser permissions using Terminal Emulator:
adb: inaccessible or not found
I am not rooted - any idea what the issue might be?

praveen6585 said:
Hi. I tried this for the Mate 20 X and got the following error when trying to enable superuser permissions using Terminal Emulator:
adb: inaccessible or not found
I am not rooted - any idea what the issue might be?
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Hi. I would recommend to use adb from your PC. Here's a XDA how-to: https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux :good:

beggar23 said:
Hi. I would recommend to use adb from your PC. Here's a XDA how-to: https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux :good:
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Thanks.. I'll try this and revert

Hi can you please give more details on no. 5, 6 and 7?

galaxy16 said:
Hi can you please give more details on no. 5, 6 and 7?
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You can download to your phone the file "Huawei AOD switch.zip" I attached and unpack it to a path of your choice. In the Automate app you can import the unpacked "*.flo" file through the dots menu on the top right. You are then able to give permissions, switch logging and start/stop the flow.
Hope this helps. Just let me know. Cheers.

Is there anything else to do after the upload? Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. I get a notification and nothing happens. But when I turn on the screen and lock the AOD shows. But that's not how it's supposed to work.

beginner user said:
Is there anything else to do after the upload? Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. I get a notification and nothing happens. But when I turn on the screen and lock the AOD shows. But that's not how it's supposed to work.
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Have you switched off AOD before starting the flow?

beggar23 said:
Have you switched off AOD before starting the flow?
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Yes, it's still off.

beginner user said:
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. I get a notification and nothing happens. But when I turn on the screen and lock the AOD shows. But that's not how it's supposed to work.
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Alright. Let's check some things. First question: How do you know, that you got a notification, when the screen or AOD doesn't light up?

beggar23 said:
Alright. Let's check some things. First question: How do you know, that you got a notification, when the screen or AOD doesn't light up?
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I was writing a message from my wife... Generally speaking, now it's working. I don't know what was wrong before. That's great

beginner user said:
I was writing a message from my wife... Generally speaking, now it's working. I don't know what was wrong before. That's great
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Glad to hear that! :good:

Its not working o my P30, Emui 10. I followed instruction everything allowed, AOD stock deactivated, but nothing......Automate works fine, flow is active, but...… What could be wrong......

First of all, thank you for this solution.
But I have a little problem. I don't know why, but for me doesn't work :/
AOD switched off -> started the flow (granted all the permissions) -> lock the screen -> i got a message (the phone vibrated), but the AOD doesn't switch on -> unlock the phone, just to the home screen (doesn't read the message) and lock again -> and now the AOD is switched on

The problem is solved.
Just need to enable this:
Settings -> Accessibility features -> Accessibility -> scroll down and enable Automate

razer91 said:
The problem is solved.
Just need to enable this:
Settings -> Accessibility features -> Accessibility -> scroll down and enable Automate
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Thank you for that. I will add it to the OP.

Alexxxx1 said:
Its not working o my P30, Emui 10. I followed instruction everything allowed, AOD stock deactivated, but nothing......Automate works fine, flow is active, but...… What could be wrong......
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Let's stop, switch on logging and restart the flow. Try enabling Automate in "Downloaded Services" as @razer91 described below your post. Maybe the log info will then help you finding out what goes wrong. Just let me know.

beggar23 said:
Let's stop, switch on logging and restart the flow. Try enabling Automate in "Downloaded Services" as @razer91 described below your post. Maybe the log info will then help you finding out what goes wrong. Just let me know.
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Thank You very much! It works, great!
I hope that Automata will not affect on battery life.

Alexxxx1 said:
Thank You very much! It works, great!
I hope that Automata will not affect on battery life.
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I don't think so. At least here it's all fine. Automate is not even in the battery saver white list, and going to sleep perfectly. Also, I detected no CPU wakelocks.

Yes, I checked too. The consumption of battery by Automata is minor.
Excellent work man [emoji106][emoji108]
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[Xposed] (Security) Disable Quick Settings Pulldown on Lock Screen

This is just a simple Xposed module that disables pulling down the notification shade / quick settings tiles while on the lock screen (but doesn't break media player controls on lock screen). Only tested on Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL on Android 10 (more on this later).
Background: This has always been an annoying aspect of Android for me, and it's dumb from a security standpoint. Being able to pull down the quick settings tiles on a locked phone is dumb. Why hasn't Android natively built this in yet? Using this and Gravity Box to disable power menu on lock screen makes me feel a lot better in the event my phone ever gets lost or stolen. It's dumb that anyone can steal your phone and immediately toggle your settings (turn off WiFi, Mobile Data, toggle Airplane Mode, etc) and/or turn the phone off... I've been spoiled for years by the OG HTC devs (particularly LeeDroid and Team Venom) and their ROMs with these features baked in, so it's back to using Xposed to fill that gap for me and my wife, lol. Anyway, I pair these mods along with the Lockwatch app from Play Store and it gives me more peace of mind. Hey, anything to increase the chances of recovering a lost or stolen phone, am I right?
Credits / Technical Details: This module is based off of char101's published Xposed Repo module, and all credits and thanks should go to him. This is the first app / APK I've compiled so it was a nice learning experience, but it was all based off of his source and I really just needed to remove a few lines of code to get it to work properly with our phones. His mod worked fine and disabled the quick settings pull down on the lock screen, as intended. The problem was that it would also prevent media player controls from functioning (and I would assume other possible functions as well). To fix this, I just removed DISABLE2_NOTIFICATION_SHADE references from the code, leaving DISABLE2_NONE and DISABLE2_QUICK_SETTINGS untouched. The mod still works perfectly as intended. Only tested on Pixel 4 / 4 XL on Android 10. I'm sure it would work on other devices as well.
I really just did this on a whim for me and my wife's own phones and wasn't planning on sharing it, but I figure other people may have also wanted this for their P4's as well, so enjoy. Again, all thanks go to @char101!
Installation:
- Download .APK file attached to this post.
* If you have char101's original module installed already, I would highly recommend uninstalling it first.
- It's an Xposed module. Install the APK and enable in your Xposed Manager.
- Reboot and test.
Based on: https://repo.xposed.info/module/com.github.char101.qslock
Source for modified module: https://github.com/i5lee8bit/xposed-qslock-P4mod

Just noticed something that worried me at first, but turned out to be nothing of concern afaik, but in case anyone else gets spooked by it: I just noticed last night that if you launch the camera while on the lock screen, you can still pull down the notification shade. Same can be said for other apps that can be active over lock screen (e.g. Phone app during active call).
However, the quick settings are still inaccessible while locked. The notification contents that do show will follow the same rules as your settings, so if you have it set to hide sensitive notification content (which you probably should... otherwise 2-factor authentication is extremely pointless if your device were lost or stolen), you still won't be able to see the notification content itself, just that there is a pending notification for that particular app.
I hope you're finding the mod useful, for anyone who is using it. Please let me know if you find any issues with the module, thanks. I'm by no means a developer, but I have more free time than usual for obvious global reasons and it's a fun learning experience while the free time lasts. =)

I've been using the original NoQSInLockScreen, and while it did the job, it really bothered me that you couldn't use media controls on the lock screen (or expand notifications).
This mod took care of that problem. Really happy with it!
Just wanted to say thank you for putting it up!
Tested it on Android 9 (LineageOS 16.0).

Just wanted to stop in and say thank you for the awesome edxposed mod! I appreciate the extra security and hope you're doing well!
Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using XDA Labs

bradical711 said:
Just wanted to stop in and say thank you for the awesome edxposed mod! I appreciate the extra security and hope you're doing well!
Sent from my Pixel 4 XL using XDA Labs
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Just wanted to let you know, as a fellow (now former) user of this mod, that I found a better way of doing this! So just thought I'd share:
Using GravityBox app for EdXposed framework you can simply define which individual QS tiles you want to secure. That way you still have access to the QuickSettings pulldown menu from the lockscreen (unlike this mod which disables it altogether), but things like Wi-Fi, Location, Airplane Mode etc. are secure and not accessible until you've unlocked your phone. It's a much more practical and elegant solution in my opinion.
Check out my post on this from Reddit where I describe the steps if you're interested:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/comments/gdvwml/securing_quick_settings_tiles_on_lock_screen/

Can't wait to try, does your mod support Android 11?

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09 June 21 update.. and the mod is still woring

Suavie103 said:
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09 June 21 update.. and the mod is still woring
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I completely forgot about this mod, haha. But thanks for letting us know!
As @nanquan mentioned (a long time ago, lol), you can also achieve (essentially) the same thing by using GravityBox. It is indeed a more "elegant" solution, and since I already use GravityBox heavily, I now just use GB's tweaks to lock down the main comm tiles.
But I'm glad this still works, for those who still prefer to use it for whatever reason. I can see it still being useful if you have a lot of custom QS tiles and want to keep it all locked down.

Confirmed working A11 xtended rom, 1+7t

Not working in 2022 Android 10 (Q)

Successfully working on Android 12 using Lsposed-Zygisk magisk 24.3

williamsbertoldo said:
Not working in 2022 Android 10 (Q)
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It still works bro.

any chance this would work on a Pixel 6 Pro?

Hello,very usefull mod.Any chance to re-continue it?I use los 19.1 and keeping quick tiles unlocked is extremely unsafe these days..

Do not work with zygisk and lsposed.
Any fork for this?

lupastro82 said:
Do not work with zygisk and lsposed.
Any fork for this?
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As well as enabling the module you need to tick the checkbox for 'system framework' and 'system ui'.

porkpiehat said:
As well as enabling the module you need to tick the checkbox for 'system framework' and 'system ui'.
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Can't find System Ui to check it.

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Can't find System Ui to check it.
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Make sure you uncheck system apps in the corner here.

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Make sure you uncheck system apps in the corner here.
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omg really thank you dude it worked on my pocox3 pro running los 19.1 been searching this solution years now
Btw,did u find something similar for power button also?

Hello,
this is a great feature and I would like to install on my pixel 7 android 13.
Anyone tried yet?

Question What Magisk modules are you using?

Hey all moving up from my OP 7 pro to the OP 9 pro. What are all the magisk modules everyone is using on the OP 9 pro.?
1.Anything to force full screen mode on all apps? The settings for full screen apps dont include all the apps im using as some of the developers of the apps havent made it possible I'm sure.
2. I know Android 11 made changes to the navigation hide feature, is there anything that can be used to hide the navigation bar, and no i don't like navigation gestures option
Right now i am using
1. Substratum
2. Systemless Hosts
3. Full Dolby
One app im using that i have used since my 6T that isn't a magisk module but i cant live without it is a Plus Beat and it still works perfect on my 9pro
Thanks for the suggestions, cant wait to hear what everyone is using!!

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Hey all moving up from my OP 7 pro to the OP 9 pro. What are all the magisk modules everyone is using on the OP 9 pro.?
1.Anything to force full screen mode on all apps? The settings for full screen apps dont include all the apps im using as some of the developers of the apps havent made it possible I'm sure.
2. I know Android 11 made changes to the navigation hide feature, is there anything that can be used to hide the navigation bar, and no i don't like navigation gestures option
Right now i am using
1. Substratum
2. Systemless Hosts
3. Full Dolby
Thanks for the suggestions, cant wait to hear what everyone is using!!
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What's Full Dolby?

vibrantliker said:
What's Full Dolby?
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Check out this thread
Working Dolby Atmos
Hello Has anyone managed to install full Dolby Atmos on Oneplus 9 Pro? I tried to install apk from this thread and magisk module from this link but none of them seems to work. Can't even install this module due to "read-only manifest.xml" error.
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I'm currently using Gvisual mod, evolve sans evo(font), cyberpunk audio, QS blur enabler, systemless hosts, webview manager.

Shooter7889 said:
I'm currently using Gvisual mod, evolve sans evo(font), cyberpunk audio, QS blur enabler, systemless hosts, webview manager.
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interesting i havent heard of a couple of those, thanks i will check them out

Ultraman666 said:
interesting i havent heard of a couple of those, thanks i will check them out
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Yes I really like the font. It was one that came on the cyberpunk 8t.. And the audio one as well. I'll see if I can get the zips uploaded here.

Currently using:
CloudFlareDNS
Debloater
Systemless hosts
Universal GMS Doze
Planning to install Viper but haven't yet. I also tried ACC but couldn't get it working so I just disabled it.
I wish I could find a way to add a battery bar above the status bar. I used to use RICE tweaks for that on my OP7P. I know there's a way with Xposed too, but I really don't want to mess with that.

Here are 2 of the modules

Shooter7889 said:
Here are 2 of the modules
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Wow thanks man

terlynn4 said:
Currently using:
CloudFlareDNS
Debloater
Systemless hosts
Universal GMS Doze
Planning to install Viper but haven't yet. I also tried ACC but couldn't get it working so I just disabled it.
I wish I could find a way to add a battery bar above the status bar. I used to use RICE tweaks for that on my OP7P. I know there's a way with Xposed too, but I really don't want to mess with that.
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Why cloudflare module? You can just type one.one.one.one under private DNS settings, under network settings.

Burt Squirtz said:
Why cloudflare module? You can just type one.one.one.one under private DNS settings, under network settings.
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Thanks for the tip!

Burt Squirtz said:
Why cloudflare module? You can just type one.one.one.one under private DNS settings, under network settings.
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Mmmm didnt know that either thanks

Currently having these modules installed :
OnePlus Sans (for system-wide font application)
Swift Installer module (Installed by Swift Installer)
Systemless hosts (for AdAway)
Youtube Vanced (Old module, had to install so it could overwrite the newer YT app on the device, allowing updates from Vanced App)

terlynn4 said:
I wish I could find a way to add a battery bar above the status bar. I used to use RICE tweaks for that on my OP7P. I know there's a way with Xposed too, but I really don't want to mess with that.
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What about Energy Bar? I'm currently using this on my OP9 Pro. As I type this I also noticed the same developer has a version which puts a battery ring around the punch-hole camera if you prefer that sort of thing (I might try it myself).

oddlyspaced said:
Youtube Vanced (Old module, had to install so it could overwrite the newer YT app on the device, allowing updates from Vanced App)
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Another way to do that is to uninstall the system YT app with a debloater tool (I use debloater magisk module for that) and then use Vanced app to install. Just throwing it out there, since the Vanced magisk module isn't supported anymore and may not work on future versions.

jonitfcfan said:
What about Energy Bar? I'm currently using this on my OP9 Pro. As I type this I also noticed the same developer has a version which puts a battery ring around the punch-hole camera if you prefer that sort of thing (I might try it myself).
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Thanks! That will certainly work for now. I'd personally prefer a root solution over using accessibility service, but I'll take what I can get.

terlynn4 said:
Another way to do that is to uninstall the system YT app with a debloater tool (I use debloater magisk module for that) and then use Vanced app to install. Just throwing it out there, since the Vanced magisk module isn't supported anymore and may not work on future versions.
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Tried that. Seems like there's a vestige YT sitting in root. I can see a folder and apk but can't delete it. I'm rooted btw.

jonitfcfan said:
What about Energy Bar? I'm currently using this on my OP9 Pro. As I type this I also noticed the same developer has a version which puts a battery ring around the punch-hole camera if you prefer that sort of thing (I might try it myself).
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I totally forgot about the punch hole battery thanks for the reminder

Skenderbeggar said:
Tried that. Seems like there's a vestige YT sitting in root. I can see a folder and apk but can't delete it. I'm rooted btw.
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Weird, I've been doing it this way after each update with this phone without any issues. Glad you have a working method at least.

terlynn4 said:
Currently using:
CloudFlareDNS
Debloater
Systemless hosts
Universal GMS Doze
Planning to install Viper but haven't yet. I also tried ACC but couldn't get it working so I just disabled it.
I wish I could find a way to add a battery bar above the status bar. I used to use RICE tweaks for that on my OP7P. I know there's a way with Xposed too, but I really don't want to mess with that.
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Question How to restore missing NFC toggle?

Can anyone recommend the easiest way to re enable the missing NFC toggle? I would prefer not to rely on apps and hoping some adb commands or magisk modules exists for this solution. Thanks for reading my useless post.

lunatheferalcat said:
Can anyone recommend the easiest way to re enable the missing NFC toggle? I would prefer not to rely on apps and hoping some adb commands or magisk modules exists for this solution. Thanks for reading my useless post.
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Don't know if the first search hit will work for the Pixel 6 and Android 12, but worth a try. Let us know what you find out, please.

lunatheferalcat said:
Can anyone recommend the easiest way to re enable the missing NFC toggle? I would prefer not to rely on apps and hoping some adb commands or magisk modules exists for this solution. Thanks for reading my useless post.
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Non-root? Probably a shortcut to Connected Devices (3 clicks from there), or Tasker.
With root you could use Buttom Mapper or Shortcutter.
Shortcutter is an app, but offers probably the easiest solution. I haven't heard of any magisk modules for A12 NFC restore.
Shortcutter
-> Pull-Down
-> System Setting Tiles
-> NFC
Done.

Morgrain said:
Non-root? Probably a shortcut to Connected Devices (3 clicks from there), or Tasker.
With root you could use Buttom Mapper or Shortcutter.
Shortcutter is an app, but offers probably the easiest solution. I haven't heard of any magisk modules for A12 NFC restore.
Shortcutter
-> Pull-Down
-> System Setting Tiles
-> NFC
Done.
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I did try shortcutter and the toggle function isnt stable for our devices. It doesn't work at times but it seems it hasn't gotten updates for a little bit now. What tasker settings do you recommend? Excuse my ignorance of the functionality..

roirraW edor ehT said:
Don't know if the first search hit will work for the Pixel 6 and Android 12, but worth a try. Let us know what you find out, please.
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Sadly it doesn't work

lunatheferalcat said:
I did try shortcutter and the toggle function isnt stable for our devices. It doesn't work at times but it seems it hasn't gotten updates for a little bit now. What tasker settings do you recommend? Excuse my ignorance of the functionality..
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I use shortcutter for the NFC purpose, and it works without problem (at least for me).
If you click on the toggle, it will turn NFC on/off. It takes a couple seconds however, to update the "tile", meaning once you press on the tile, you need to wait a bit until the tile is properly updated (ON=OFF, OFF=ON), even though NFC is already long changed. Do not click twice on the tile, that would "reverse" your change, making you think it didn't work.
Concerning Tasker
According to
https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/3mpj1a
you can use something along the lines of
A1. Plugin > AutoInput > Global Action: Quick Settings
A2. AutoInput > Click > Text: NFC
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I can also recommend Shortcutter. Works great for me and is really a fantastic app if you like to fill your QS tile area with all sorts of goodies.

lunatheferalcat said:
Can anyone recommend the easiest way to re enable the missing NFC toggle? I would prefer not to rely on apps and hoping some adb commands or magisk modules exists for this solution. Thanks for reading my useless post.
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I use Action Blocks (a Google app). The command I use is "Toggle NFC". It's one click but it takes a few more seconds than a quick settings button.