The in-built Privacy Guard prompts notification on the app that I launch / using EVERYTIME. The notification has nothing much but only inform the user about the APP that I was using has been blocked by Privacy Guard from accessing my personal data.
Is that possible to hid this notification completely?
Settings>Privacy>Privacy Guard. Toggle off 'Show notification'.
not working, still getting notification even after toggle off notification in privacy guard.
Thanks it works on my S4 .??
Found it...
I also didn't find it 'cause I was confused by two other on/off sliders (SELinux-Status, Build-Signature).
Exact location of the option to deactivate the privacy protection, guard or trust notification in LineageOS 15.1 (as of Nov' 2018) is here:
Settings -> Security & privacy -> Trust -> Privacy Guard -> Settings menu (dots) in top right corner -> Show notification ON/OFF
In German:
Einstellungen -> Sicherheit & Datenschutz -> Trust -> Datenschutz -> Untermenü (Punkte) oben rechts -> Benachrichtigung anzeigen AN/AUS
Found Privacy Guard Notification Switch
Hurray, I found the switch to turn off the annoying Privacy Guard notifications.
Its in SETTINGS / Security & Privacy / Privacy / Trust / Privacy / Privacy Guard, then click the 3 vertical dots in the upper right corner to open the options. Uncheck the box next to Show Notifications.
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Settings -> Sound -> Notifications -> Apps
I can only see "None" and "Priority". "Sensitivity" is missing. The option to hide sensitive notifications from the lock screen is there though.
Is there a way to toggle the sensitivity for specific apps? Workarounds are welcome too (I'm rooted).
incognico said:
Settings -> Sound -> Notifications -> Apps
I can only see "None" and "Priority". "Sensitivity" is missing. The option to hide sensitive notifications from the lock screen is there though.
Is there a way to toggle the sensitivity for specific apps? Workarounds are welcome too (I'm rooted).
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you have to activate some lock screen like knoc code or pattern , then choose in sound->notification->lock screen -> show all .
only then you will see the 3rd option that you are looking for.
Is there a way to toggle sensitive data notifications on a per app basis for the LG G3 Lollipop update? I'm using the LS990 (Sprint), and while I can toggle "hide sensitive data on lockscreen", this applies to all applications.
AOSP and CyanogenMod have a setting under Device -> Notification manager -> App notifications that lists all apps. When you select an app, one of the options is Sensitive, which determines whether the app's notifications are "sensitive data" for the purposes of this lock screen setting.
The closest settings I can find on the LG G3 is under Device -> Sound -> Notifications: Apps (this is under Sound?), but the only settings are None and Priority. Without this toggle, the "hide sensitive data on lockscreen" setting is useless as everything from the weather to current traffic conditions is considered "sensitive data".
- Dave
P.S. - As I've stated, I'm seeing this on the Sprint variant, but I believe this is an issue with the general LG Lollipop skin, and not necessarily anything specific to the carrier.
stealthdave said:
Is there a way to toggle sensitive data notifications on a per app basis for the LG G3 Lollipop update? I'm using the LS990 (Sprint), and while I can toggle "hide sensitive data on lockscreen", this applies to all applications.
AOSP and CyanogenMod have a setting under Device -> Notification manager -> App notifications that lists all apps. When you select an app, one of the options is Sensitive, which determines whether the app's notifications are "sensitive data" for the purposes of this lock screen setting.
The closest settings I can find on the LG G3 is under Device -> Sound -> Notifications: Apps (this is under Sound?), but the only settings are None and Priority. Without this toggle, the "hide sensitive data on lockscreen" setting is useless as everything from the weather to current traffic conditions is considered "sensitive data".
- Dave
P.S. - As I've stated, I'm seeing this on the Sprint variant, but I believe this is an issue with the general LG Lollipop skin, and not necessarily anything specific to the carrier.
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on the d855 I have an extra option (private ), whereyou only have none and priority
Hi guys.
My P2 runs on Nougat with February security patch.
I was just messing around with the activities widget of Nova launcher(free version) . During that I found "Screen off gestures". Even though I enabled them, I could not get them working. Any Ideas to get then working?
These screenshots are self explanatory. You can find the Screen off gestures setting under Widgets -> Activities - > Settings (#171) -> Screen off gestures.
Seems to have disappeared.
Anyway of re-activating this feature?
Anybody?
If you mean for it to show in the notification panel then go to' 'Samsung Health' > Three dots (top right corner) > 'Settings' > 'Notifications' > and turn on 'Current steps'. This worked for me, but if the feature is enabled then may have to do more digging.
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If you mean for it to show in the notification panel then go to' 'Samsung Fitness' > Three dots (top right corner) > 'Settings' > 'Notifications' > and turn on 'Current steps'. This worked for me, but if the feature is enabled then may have to do more digging.
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Yes this is what i mean, are you on android p? As they seem to have removed it from this menu in latest update.
dj.shauny.g said:
Yes this is what i mean, are you on android p? As they seem to have removed it from this menu in latest update.
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Yeah, I am but I still have this feature? It should be there unless, like you said, they removed it through an update either through Android OS or the application itself.
Go to app info of samsung health
Notifications
Enable current steps.
I personally disabled it after one ui because I prefer it in a form of widget...
Hi Guys
Got my X50 Pro Plus and im absolutely love it!
Well, i lied, not entirely love it due to the friggin Os with all the frigging bloatware and notification issues...
After spending 5 days with the phone i fixed some of the issues related to Notifications.
So once first setting up the phone it's time for House cleaning:
Uninstall all garbage apps
Disable all Vivo apps:
Settings > Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management.
Disable Smart notification control Settings:
Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management > Select apps >
Enable notifications for selected apps:
Settings > Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management > Select apps >
Add apps to High background power consumption:
Settings > Battery > High background power consumption
Enable Autostart:
Settings > Applications and permissions > Permission > Autostart
GUARDIANBD said:
Hi Guys
Got my X50 Pro Plus and im absolutely love it!
Well, i lied, not entirely love it due to the friggin Os with all the frigging bloatware and notification issues...
After spending 5 days with the phone i fixed some of the issues related to Notifications.
So once first setting up the phone it's time for House cleaning:
Uninstall all garbage apps
Disable all Vivo apps:
Settings > Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management.
Disable Smart notification control Settings:
Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management > Select apps >
Enable notifications for selected apps:
Settings > Notification > Notification and status bar > App notification management > Select apps >
Add apps to High background power consumption:
Settings > Battery > High background power consumption
Enable Autostart:
Settings > Applications and permissions > Permission > Autostart
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On Vivo chinese the best option is to disable com.vivo.pem with debug/adb procedure
maxant69 said:
On Vivo chinese the best option is to disable com.vivo.pem with debug/adb procedure
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I own a x50 pro, but ur right.. I uninstalled many apps using the adb method... But one unfortunate thing about the device, as rightly mentioned by the op, is the OS.. And there is no way to root the device, at least I couldn't find any...
djrocks said:
I own a x50 pro, but ur right.. I uninstalled many apps using the adb method... But one unfortunate thing about the device, as rightly mentioned by the op, is the OS.. And there is no way to root the device, at least I couldn't find any...
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Forget to get root on Vivo/Oppo devices
maxant69 said:
Forget to get root on Vivo/Oppo devices
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Thanks...wont hunt for it further then...
maxant69 said:
On Vivo chinese the best option is to disable com.vivo.pem with debug/adb procedure
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Kinda scared a bit to run adb on this device..anyone experienced any issues after debloat using the adb method?
Any issues with notifications? :silly:
I have debloated quite a lot unfortunately I also managed to delete some essential Phone app which made the phone crash right after unlock. had to factory reset it and start over, now it's almost perfect still hat the OS and can't get a new launcher running as they all exit when pressing the home button. Other than that it's a great phone and no notification issues so far
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I have debloated quite a lot unfortunately I also managed to delete some essential Phone app which made the phone crash right after unlock. had to factory reset it and start over, now it's almost perfect still hat the OS and can't get a new launcher running as they all exit when pressing the home button. Other than that it's a great phone and no notification issues so far
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I've gotten my launcher to stick on my Nex 3, after you set it to default you have to restart the phone and it will stay. also make sure you have made a vivo account that way you can change the launcher anyway