Hello all,
I use a huawei watch with step counter, but note 10 also has one. The result is that sports applications add up the two counters (i don't use S Health and i have uninstall it).
Could someone tell me how to deactivate the step counter of the note 10+?
Can't you make setting in your sports app not to use phone sensor, but just the watch? There are no settings in phone to do so, should be the app.
No, there is no parameter for that.
My only chance is to disable it in the phone.
an idéa ?
fanfan7110 said:
No, there is no parameter for that.
My only chance is to disable it in the phone.
an idéa ?
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The phone's hardware and Android OS by themselves do not have a step counter, so there is nothing to disable on the phone.
Your looking for a setting in apps like Google Fit, Samsung Health or what ever software app you use for step counting. Those apps interact and use the sensors (example: gyroscope, GPS, accelerometers) on the phone for step measurement. Again you can't disable the sensors, but you can change the settings in the application that uses them.
Without more information on how your tracking the steps (like if your using an app on the phone that connects to the watch, or the name of what tracking app your using) there isn't much more that can be done.. Presuming that anything can be done (if it's an app setting or lack there of only the developer of that app can fix it)
I use Huawei health, with a huawei GT 2 Watch.
This application say that it use watch and SM-N975F for steps.
THis is the reason of my question
Disable Pedometer Samsung Galaxy
Same problem here. Using a Galaxy A5 and a Huawei band 5 with the Heath App. Also counting double and therefore unusable. I asked Huawei, they see not solution. Me neither. My 4 Euro M3 band from Ali has no problem counting right.
fanfan7110 said:
I use Huawei health, with a huawei GT 2 Watch.
This application say that it use watch and SM-N975F for steps.
THis is the reason of my question
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fanfan7110 said:
I use Huawei health, with a huawei GT 2 Watch.
This application say that it use watch and SM-N975F for steps.
THis is the reason of my question
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Again the phone itself does not have a step counter of any kind you can turn off. The application itself is what does the step counting, the phone (like the watch) only provides the sensors the application uses.
You can try restricting the application's ability to use the phone sensors (by the application permissions). But other then that contact the maker of the application and ask that they provide a solution that allows you to select the step counting source.
Again this is an application issue and not a phone issue.
scottusa2008 said:
Again the phone itself does not have a step counter of any kind you can turn off. The application itself is what does the step counting, the phone (like the watch) only provides the sensors the application uses.
You can try restricting the application's ability to use the phone sensors (by the application permissions). But other then that contact the maker of the application and ask that they provide a solution that allows you to select the step counting source.
Again this is an application issue and not a phone issue.
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Hmm not sure about the step counter. [emoji848]
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The problem when using an app is it doesn't actually verify the physical existence of said sensor.
I rely on actual specifications.
When I looked and last looked there is no step sensor on the phone. I linked 2 examples, but the others I found are essentially the same. By this I mean nothing shows or points to an actual chip/sensor that is specifically a step sensor/counter. Given the fact they list all the other sensors it seems that if an actual/physical dedicated step counter was present on the phone it should be listed also.
https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-note-10-plus-specs-1015017/
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung+Galaxy+Note10++5G+Teardown/125590
But here's another few things to consider..
Android does have app based permission settings. Deny permission for the app to use the pedometer (or equivalent) before you pair the watch. This should force it to use only the watch. If that's not possible then huwai needs to fix the app they made and give you a step counter source selection.
There is no setting or toggle on my phone that governs step counting. If such a sensor existed then an ability to control it should be present. This means it is not something we can control (or disable).
At the very least the ability for testing such a sensor would be present if said sensor actually was part of the phone's hardware. If you enter *#0*# on the dialer and browse the entries you will notice the lack of any pedometer/step counting sensor.
Reading up on step counting on Android seems to make it sound like an Android baked in virtual sensor (reads more like a function and a value). Again it's not an actual sensor, but a way to gleen information from things like the accelerometer, axis, gps, gravity sensors and calculate via math a result. One reads as a temporary value that is set and is cleared when the phone restarts. Neither of these can be disabled from what I can tell.
Mayby this works??
Settings samsung health
Hello
(I know this is an old thread but this is still a big issue with a lot of phones models and ppl might still find this universal solution useful)
Rootmode method
I disabled Samsung Step Counter sensor and Step Counter Detector sensor in android 10 by doing the following:
1. Uninstall Huawei Health application.
2. Activate Developer Options: go to Settings > System > About phone>Tap Software info > Build number>Tap Build number 7 times
3. Enable the Sensor Toggle: to do this go to developer options find and tap "Quick settings developer tiles." enable/toggle "Sensors Off" button, it will turn off your compass, proximity sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope, and any other sensors.
Note: on this step in Lineage OS 17.1 the Sensors off option only added this button/icon in android status bar (near wifi button/bluetooth button/etc) so you still have to tap on it to deactivate sensors.
4. Once all sensors are off you need to edit your build.prop file (either install a tool like BuildProp Editor- you need root mode, or use file explorer with a built-in text editor).
The 2 lines that I've added in my build.prop file are:
Code:
ro.qc.sdk.sensors.stepdetector=false
ro.qc.sdk.sensors.stepcounter=false
5.Restart phone. Install Huawei Health
6. Enable back sensors by taping the Sensors Off button in your android status bar. Additionally you can repeat step 3 to remove the sensors button from your status bar.
7. Open Health and check if the small ! exclamation sign from main window is gone or at least if it doesn't display your steps counter from phone.
PS
I had to do this on one of my phones because Huawei app was restarting the phone randomly. It took me a while to find the culprit and apply this solution.
Since then I tested this method on various other phones I own and it worked on all.
For non rooted phones use adb method ("adb pull /system/build.prop") to edit and upload the build.prop file. For more details on how to use adb pull and push commands google search, there are some nice tutorials out there and I don't want to copy/paste someone else's work.
Trying to to this without respecting the steps will result in failure.
I have done exactly as you said in my realme 7 pro on Android 11 aex, but still counting steps from mobile source. Is there any additional command for Android 11? Plz reply
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Hi all, my name is Ignacio and I'm an indie mobile developer.
My last app, "Camera JB+" has now full Nexus 7 support and also exclusive features for this device (new live fx effects on video recording: pencil, lomo & documentary).
Unfortunately only paid version (1.99$) is available, but I hope to release a free/limited version soon. Anyway, If you want to try it and after testing you are not happy with it I will refund the money (no 15 minutes limit).
Also, if you have any questions I'll be happy to answer.
Thank you very much!
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Camera JB+ is an improved version of the official Camera and Gallery app included on Jelly Bean (Android 4.1).
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- Picture quality setting (low/medium/high/ultra)
- Video bitrate selection (normal/2x)
- Timer
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- New effect(fx) on Gallery JB+: Pencil
- More cool features soon ...
- Update1 1:
- New version 1.1.1: 720p video recording without root/changing profile
- Market link:
Your app looks interesting. Seeing as you've developed a camera app, maybe you would be able to shed some light on the low fps in low light settings with the nexus 7. Maybe this is too low level OS wise and you wouldn't be able to answer but I'm just curious. I'm wondering if it's a software issue that caps the fps (maybe increasing the exposure to take in more light) in low light settings. I've seen videos of the nexus 7 in bright light settings and even though others knock the camera, I am competely happy with it in good lighting, but when the fps drop to single digits, it's pretty bad.
Hello,
I bought the app and I like it. Something I miss is a macro mode. Is it possible to have it? Without it didn´t make much sence for me. I make 90% near pictures with the Galaxy S 2! Thx
Edit: I search the thread by google. Now I see it is in the nexus 7 section. Why? I also can buy it (GS 2). So maybe it will be better in the global android app section?
permissions?
Did you read the permission list for this app? I would not touch that with a 10 foot pole!
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This application has access to the following:
* Your accounts
* manage the accounts list
* Allows the app to perform operations like adding and removing accounts, and deleting their password.
* use the authentication credentials of an account
* Allows the app to request authentication tokens.
Hardware controls
take pictures and videos
Allows the app to take pictures and videos with the camera. This allows the app at any time to collect images the camera is seeing.
record audio
Allows the app to access the audio record path.
Your location
coarse (network-based) location
Access coarse location sources such as the cellular network database to determine an approximate tablet location, where available. Malicious apps may use this to determine approximately where you are. Access coarse location sources such as the cellular network database to determine an approximate phone location, where available. Malicious apps may use this to determine approximately where you are.
fine (GPS) location
Access fine location sources such as the Global Positioning System on the tablet, where available. Malicious apps may use this to determine where you are, and may consume additional battery power. Access fine location sources such as the Global Positioning System on the phone, where available. Malicious apps may use this to determine where you are, and may consume additional battery power.
Network communication
full Internet access
Allows the app to create network sockets.
control Near Field Communication
Allows the app to communicate with Near Field Communication (NFC) tags, cards, and readers.
Storage
modify/delete USB storage contents modify/delete SD card contents
Allows the app to write to the USB storage. Allows the app to write to the SD card.
System tools
prevent tablet from sleeping prevent phone from sleeping
Allows the app to prevent the tablet from going to sleep. Allows the app to prevent the phone from going to sleep.
modify global system settings
Allows the app to modify the system's settings data. Malicious apps may corrupt your system's configuration.
write sync settings
Allows the app to modify the sync settings, such as whether sync is enabled for the People app.
Wow...has just about every permission possible.
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Hi,
I have just updated the app (version 1.1.1) to support 720p video recording without need to be root or change any profile.
About the excessive permissions required, I think you are right. The app is based on Android 4.1 open source code camera app by Google and I used the same permissions. I will check on next release all the permissions and remove all not needed. Sorry for this.
On the problem about low fps in low light conditions I think it's a hardware problem but I have to check if it could be improved modifying some parameters on software camcorder.
Regards,
Ignacio.
Man this is great!! Once the permissions get updated I'll be all over this! Thanks for your hard work!
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If I recall right, under the shops options, you can remove permissions from apps.
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On the problem about low fps in low light conditions I think it's a hardware problem but I have to check if it could be improved modifying some parameters on software camcorder.
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Ok, I'll keep an eye on this. I was really hoping it's not a hardware issue. If so, could it have been intentional to allow more light in per frame? It's really a shame if this is a hardware issue.
First of all I don't own a magic device however I use the magic firmware on my Honor 8 so I can't cover up all info about magic usage but most of them.
So Q/A
I can't install third party launchers, why?
Because huawei blocked this on this firmware. To install third party launchers you'll need root.
So I got a launcher installed. But I can't see any widgets?
Open /system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml and find there will be a # before it which disables the feature. Just remove it and reboot.
Why doesn't notifications work?
By default third party apps gets disabled notifications (idk why) go to notifications and enable them for your new installed apps.
I can't see nfc option?
This is due to being disabled in earlier builds. However B536.1 evaluation versions brings nfc settings.
Some options are still in Chinese why?
They have informed you that the English language is still in beta (unfinished) this we might be able to fix with overlays.
More will come.
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Rommco05 said:
I have one question, will Honor Magic receive Nougat? Maybe somebody I tried to search some info but this sources waht I see is good
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Haven't seen any tbh I guess huawei is fixing bugs for now on magic
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Rommco05 said:
Hi, my english is horrible, sorry, probably I must more times read again my posts... so what u want to say in your opinion is, Huawei working on Nougat for Magic?
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What I can tell for now no I haven't seen any indication of it update wise . And since it's a test device rather then a official retail device it is likely they only are going to fix bugs etc. However I can't tell to a 100% but as its a half year since the device is released I doubt nougat is coming in near feature (if at all) there's no info as far as I can see (though I can't read or search in Chinese)
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Rommco05 said:
hm, I realy hope to Magic receive Nougat and right after I hope you make usable on Honor 8
Q: Honor 9 was released is possible to port rom from Magic to H9. Just for curiouse I don't have on mind buy Honor 9. But he has hw buttons (a bit simmilar like a Magic)
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Possible no since it uses n as default it won't be able to use magic unless it receives nougat
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Honor magic usage
Hi There,
Magic phone is indeed magic like, feels really great and looks beautiful, very smooth feel in hand.
Needed few tips and tricks to make more use of it.
Are these possible without root, if rooted office email app will be blocked
1) How to install launcher as system app, Please pls guide. I'm dying to install Neon, Zero.
2) How to install Ultra battery mode? - it is present in Honor 6 and it's awesome!
3) Is it possible to reduce resolution - Screen power saving - like Honor 6, saves battery during night and driving
4) Possible to change keyboard during typing? Popups doesn't show in notification shade, it's painful to go to settings n change every time
TIA.
Tnx,
Shreyas
Shreyas077 said:
Hi There,
Magic phone is indeed magic like, feels really great and looks beautiful, very smooth feel in hand.
Needed few tips and tricks to make more use of it.
Are these possible without root, if rooted office email app will be blocked
1) How to install launcher as system app, Please pls guide. I'm dying to install Neon, Zero.
2) How to install Ultra battery mode? - it is present in Honor 6 and it's awesome!
3) Is it possible to reduce resolution - Screen power saving - like Honor 6, saves battery during night and driving
4) Possible to change keyboard during typing? Popups doesn't show in notification shade, it's painful to go to settings n change every time
TIA.
Tnx,
Shreyas
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1. Without root is not possible to install any 3rd party launcher except google launcher.
2. Do you mean the ultrabattery launcher which comes with huawei? If so it could be possible.
3. Resolution i doubt without root, and no idea about that feature.
4. We'll if you don't use navigation bar no, if you do it might work. Can't tell since I don't use that firmware atm but I never saw any fast switch for keyboard
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Hi,
I can't figure out how to remove the carrier name from the notification bar on the magic. There seems not to be any option in settings.
Any tips? Phone is rooted.
Thanks,
er
perlu said:
Hi,
I can't figure out how to remove the carrier name from the notification bar on the magic. There seems not to be any option in settings.
Any tips? Phone is rooted.
Thanks,
er
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I think you can edit it somewhere in a xml
Or in a prop file
Say me can you help me with oeminfo?
Or are you using the magicdevice?
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Yes I am using a magic for the moment.
I've been trying to find it in the props and xmls, but I didn't find "carrier" or "operator" with a grep. It might be called something else.
Google Launcher doesn’ Work. After the installation, when I try to open it, appear an error message who advise I need to change launcher in Settings-Home but in Settings there isn’t “home”
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LastStandingDroid said:
First of all I don't own a magic device however I use the magic firmware on my Honor 8 so I can't cover up all info about magic usage but most of them.
So Q/A
I can't install third party launchers, why?
Because huawei blocked this on this firmware. To install third party launchers you'll need root.
So I got a launcher installed. But I can't see any widgets?
Open /system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml and find there will be a # before it which disables the feature. Just remove it and reboot.
Why doesn't notifications work?
By default third party apps gets disabled notifications (idk why) go to notifications and enable them for your new installed apps.
I can't see nfc option?
This is due to being disabled in earlier builds. However B536.1 evaluation versions brings nfc settings.
Some options are still in Chinese why?
They have informed you that the English language is still in beta (unfinished) this we might be able to fix with overlays.
More will come.
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Hi!, how to change exactly the line: “/system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml”?
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Hello guys,
One of the YouTuber has shown how to get a op5t face ID on any Android device.
Here are the details:
The OnePlus 5T was just released, and it's packing several new useful features. While many OnePlus 5 buyers are feeling frustrated with the quick release cycle, lots of fans are still clamoring to buy the new device. Aside from the larger screen, most of the buzz around the 5T has centered around the new face unlock method. Thanks to a clever hack, you can now get this feature on almost any phone!
In addition to being extremely accurate, the new method speeds up the overall unlocking process. Google already built face unlocking into the Smart Lock feature of Android, but it has a significant drawback: When using Smart Lock's version of facial recognition, users must swipe up on the lock screen after the phone is unlocked. Similar to Apple's Face ID setup, this is an annoying and unnecessary step that companies like Samsung and LG have already done away with in their recognition algorithms. Luckily, it's incredibly quick and easy to enable the OnePlus 5T's lock screen bypass method.
The only requirement here is that your phone is running Android 7.0 or higher, so if you're interested in a quick video tutorial on this process, check out our guide embedded below. If you want the nitty gritty details, read on for the full rundown.
Step 1
Join the Beta for AutoInput
The new auto-unlocking functionality is currently a beta feature in developer João Dias' AutoInput app, so you'll need to join the beta program in order to try it. In order to join the Beta, you first need to join the Google+ Community for AutoApps. Simply tap on the "Join" button on the Google+ page to become a member of the community. After joining the G+ Community, head to the link below and make sure you're signed in with the same Google account you use on your Android device, then tap the "Become a Tester" button.
Link to join for beta program :
https://plus.google.com/communities/110193399489813640793
Join the AutoInput beta program :
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.joaomgcd.autoinput
Step 2
Download the Newest AutoInput Beta
Next, head over to the Google Play Store and install the latest version of the AutoInput app. You might need to wait up to 30 minutes after joining the beta program before the newest version will be available, so if the steps below don't work, check back on the Play Store for an update. You may notice that this app is actually a Tasker plug-in, but that isn't important here and we do not need Tasker to complete this hack.
Install AutoInput for free from the Google Play Store :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joaomgcd.autoinput
Step 3
Start a Free Trial or Buy the Pro Version
In order to access all of the features in AutoInput, you will need to start a 7-day free trial of the app by tapping on "Start Trial." Alternatively, you can purchase the full version. The free trial is a good idea if you're not sure you will use the app on a long-term basis. If you do enjoy modding your phone regularly, AutoInput Pro can be purchased for only $1.99 and is an excellent value for use with Tasker.
Step 4
Activate the Accessibility Service in AutoInput
Like many apps that enable impressive hacks, AutoInput requires access to Accessibility Services to do its magic. When you open the app for the first time, you will notice a large block of red text prompting you to enable this needed service. Tapping on this dialog box will take you into Accessibility Services in your Settings menu. Scroll down to "AutoInput" and tap the toggle to enable it. Tap the back button a few times on your device to get back inside the AutoInput app.
Step 5
Enable 'Auto Dismiss Keyguard' in AutoInput
After enabling AutoInput in Accessibility Services, you will notice that the previous dialog box of red text in the app is gone. Below the new dialog box indicating accessibility is enabled, you will notice an option that says "Auto Dismiss Keyguard". Tap the toggle to enable this feature.
Step 6
Set a Trusted Face in Smart Lock
Finally, you're ready to set up your face unlock and give it a try. Head to Settings –> Security (or "Security and Location" on newer phones), then tap on "Smart Lock". From here you will need to enter your current PIN or pattern, if you have
YouTube video link : https://youtu.be/7UUwBYKCXhw
how to join beta program ?
Or you just activate Face Unlock that is already on the OnePlus 5 in Settings -> Security and Fingerprint -> Smart Lock -> Trusted Face.
EDIT: Didnt read the post properly, nevermind
Aarju said:
how to join beta program ?
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Link updated in the post
Anyway here is the link :
https://plus.google.com/communities/110193399489813640793
dj_chapz said:
Or you just activate Face Unlock that is already on the OnePlus 5 in Settings -> Security and Fingerprint -> Smart Lock -> Trusted Face.
EDIT: Didnt read the post properly, nevermind
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This post is just to skip the swipe function for the face lock feature
Under 'smart lock', I have 'on body detection', 'trusted places' and 'trusted devices' only, nothing else.
Is there a trick to enable 'trusted faces'? Or perhaps it is unavailable on rooted devices; can someone please comfirm? Thank you.
would be great if this synergy with ambient display when we tilt our phone
Topsy Krett said:
Under 'smart lock', I have 'on body detection', 'trusted places' and 'trusted devices' only, nothing else.
Is there a trick to enable 'trusted faces'? Or perhaps it is unavailable on rooted devices; can someone please comfirm? Thank you.
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I have a rooted OnePlus 5 I'm able to use trusted face.
Try to disable and enable the smart Lock from trusted agents
It works well for me
Topsy Krett said:
Under 'smart lock', I have 'on body detection', 'trusted places' and 'trusted devices' only, nothing else.
Is there a trick to enable 'trusted faces'? Or perhaps it is unavailable on rooted devices; can someone please comfirm? Thank you.
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Which rom and gapps do you use?
That drains battery hell faster than it should
Working fine. But delay in unlocking. Thanks for detailed steps
It works but as other members say delayed at unlocking.. And it's not 100% works.. Sometimes work and sometimes it does not.. Thanks for the share...
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GAMIT PRUTHVI said:
I have a rooted OnePlus 5 I'm able to use trusted face.
Try to disable and enable the smart Lock from trusted agents
It works well for me
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Tried it, didn't work.
chinnu07 said:
Which rom and gapps do you use?
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I use xXx Rom based on OOS 4.5.14.
Topsy Krett said:
Tried it, didn't work.
I use xXx Rom based on OOS 4.5.14.
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I was using the same.. And it was working for me.. Got to settings-security-smart lock-trusted face
chinnu07 said:
I was using the same.. And it was working for me.. Got to settings-security-smart lock-trusted face
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When u first open smart lock i believe you will be asked for permission to camera
This is so bad. Configured as described and it works, it works even so good I can use my wife's, daughter or cats face to unlock it.
Topsy Krett said:
Under 'smart lock', I have 'on body detection', 'trusted places' and 'trusted devices' only, nothing else.
Is there a trick to enable 'trusted faces'? Or perhaps it is unavailable on rooted devices; can someone please comfirm? Thank you.
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If you're on custom rom then you need to flash nano Gapps or any bigger one than it to see this in you're list
rahul9999 said:
If you're on custom rom then you need to flash nano Gapps or any bigger one than it to see this in you're list
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Cool, I'll try it.
Also, I didn't get any permission request when opening smart lock for first time.
Anyway, it seems OOS face unlock will be coming soon with Oreo builds, so no issues :victory:
Thank you all for your help. Cheers.
I tried to unlock the phone with my photo and it worked. Thus this face unlock using smart unlock is very unreliable
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OPAodMod is an Xposed module that provides OnePlus devices on OxygenOS and HydrogenOS with an always on display like that on the Pixels (and other devices). It's existed for a while, but in the last few months stopped working due to the main developer (RetroX) moving on to another device. I picked it up, and after initially providing modded versions with only fixes and simple additions, was kindly given access to the full source code. OPAodMod has now been fully translated, with a new GUI which is easier to use.
Features:
Always on display, which runs all the time - unlike the OnePlus version
Customisable layout, with options including seven themes, including Pixel and OnePlus (OnePlus supports all the system clock styles too), and a DVD screensaver (it's exactly what you think it is)
Notification display, showing the text of a notification when you receive it and dropping back to just an icon after a few seconds
Live music lyrics on supported themes
Battery Optimisation options such as forcing doze and setting the refresh rate to 60Hz when the AoD is showing
Option to only display when you 'raise' your phone
Option to hide the screen when flipped/in your pocket, disable it overnight, or after a time period (10 minutes or 15 seconds)
Show your next alarm, current weather, and currently playing music
Display a short message (like that on your lockscreen)
Full settings GUI for the module with a live preview of your clock
Quick Settings toggle to enable/disable the AoD
Support for Ambient Music Mod for displaying ambient Now Playing tracks on the AoD
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Installation Guide:
- Install Riru Core in Magisk
- Install either EdXposed Canary (recommended - Canary may need to be downloaded from the EdXposed app after installing) or TaiChi from Magisk
- Install the module APK
- Enable the module in EdXposed or TaiChi
- Follow the Required Setup in the app
- Reboot your device
- Check the AoD is working and set it up how you like
Download:
Version 3.3
Thanks! Just to confirm, this has burn-in protection implemented? Any idea on the impact in the battery life?
yaaam said:
Thanks! Just to confirm, this has burn-in protection implemented? Any idea on the impact in the battery life?
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Yes, this has burn in protection. The battery life does take a noticeable hit, I'm looking at ways to mitigate it better.
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Yes, this has burn in protection. The battery life does take a noticeable hit, I'm looking at ways to mitigate it better.
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Thanks for confirming! I'll try it out. Looking forward to more features and optimizations.
This is awesome!
Just installed it now and it works AMAZING!
One thing I really wish it had is the Fingerprint unlock option on the AoD, but i'm guessing it might be a bit more work.
Is there a way I can participate in the development of the module?
Armageda said:
This is awesome!
Just installed it now and it works AMAZING!
One thing I really wish it had is the Fingerprint unlock option on the AoD, but i'm guessing it might be a bit more work.
Is there a way I can participate in the development of the module?
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Fingerprint works on the AoD. Chances are because you've just rebooted, it's falling back to the PIN. When it works from the lockscreen, it'll work on the AoD.
Unfortunately while I was given access to the source code privately, it's still not open source so there's no public development access.
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Fingerprint works on the AoD. Chances are because you've just rebooted, it's falling back to the PIN. When it works from the lockscreen, it'll work on the AoD.
Unfortunately while I was given access to the source code privately, it's still not open source so there's no public development access.
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I just noticed that the FP does indeed work, but the FP icon is not showing for some reason.
I'm on OP7TP McLaren if that helps.
It does show up on the lockscreen, though.
Armageda said:
I just noticed that the FP does indeed work, but the FP icon is not showing for some reason.
I'm on OP7TP McLaren if that helps.
It does show up on the lockscreen, though.
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That's kind of intentional, though I would like to add an option to make it show an indication of where the sensor is. It's more minimal without it though.
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That's kind of intentional, though I would like to add an option to make it show an indication of where the sensor is. It's more minimal without it though.
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Yes, it's minimalistic-looking without it, but it would be nice to have it toggleable
If I remember correctly, in RetroX's version it was impossible to hide notification text for apps that weren't China-specific. Is that still the case?
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If I remember correctly, in RetroX's version it was impossible to hide notification text for apps that weren't China-specific. Is that still the case?
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There's a short list of apps that are hidden with the toggle enabled:
I'll probably add a GUI to edit them at some point, but might just add some package names to the list before that.
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There's a short list of apps that are hidden with the toggle enabled:
I'll probably add a GUI to edit them at some point, but might just add some package names to the list before that.
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Thanks for the info! Also, I don't know if it's technically possible, but consider following the system settings for hiding sensitive content on the lockscreen instead of a separate GUI/toggle. I currently have that enabled for messaging and mail apps and it works on the OnePlus ambient display as well.
Sauronych said:
Thanks for the info! Also, I don't know if it's technically possible, but consider following the system settings for hiding sensitive content on the lockscreen instead of a separate GUI/toggle. I currently have that enabled for messaging and mail apps and it works on the OnePlus ambient display as well.
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It would be possible, but I'd prefer to leave it as a separate toggle for now. I'll maybe change it to default to match the system when I add the GUI to pick apps though.
Hi! I love the module, well done! I think it would be cool if you could also add a quicksettings toggle which makes it possible to easily turn the AOD on and off.
Just wanted to confirm, this is for rooted devices only? No way to get this without rooting? Great work, nonetheless.
New bugfix release, version 3.0.1b
Fixes:
- No longer shows 'null' for twelve on word clock
- Added translations for charging states
- Added the following apps as sensitive apps:
-> OnePlus SMS
-> OnePlus Phone
-> Google Phone
-> Google Messages
-> WhatsApp
-> Facebook Messenger
-> Facebook
-> Telegram
-> Instagram
-> Snapchat
-> Discord
-> Twitter
-> VK
-> Сбербанк Онлайн
-> Raiffeisen Online Russia
An app picker will be added later, this is just a stopgap.
Download is attached and also attached to first post
tych_tych said:
Hi! I love the module, well done! I think it would be cool if you could also add a quicksettings toggle which makes it possible to easily turn the AOD on and off.
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Nice idea, might do that
thrillhouse87 said:
Just wanted to confirm, this is for rooted devices only? No way to get this without rooting? Great work, nonetheless.
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Not possible without root, no.
thanks for this app. Unfortunately couldnt get the "AOD only when phone is raised" option to work on 7T. stays on all the time. Would be nice if it could work on 7T as well! thanks
Hey guys,
I'm so glad to have come across this mod. I've been using this mod on my OnePlus 6 since a couple of hours. I can already say it consumes lesser power than the AOD on custom ROMs.
Thanks a lot!
Sohail
This is great, will there be a slider to change display brightness? Or maybe a way to shut off a checkerboard of pixels to reduce the effective brightness?
G'day all, I figured out how to detect when the device folds using tasker/macrodroid.
The built in Bixby Modes and Routines can do it but it has a long(ish) delay and can really only be used to create a custom notification for tasker/macrodroid to intercept, which then also has to be cleared and adds even more of a delay.
So you set up a task/macro to read the logcat as a trigger.
Trigger logcat details are as follows:
Component: lid_state_changed
Value: 0 or 1 (0=folded and 1=unfolded)
In macrodroid, the buffer is "Events", not sure in tasker as I don't use it.
So I have a macro set up to detect when the device is folded or unfolded and set a global variable to store the status for use by other macros.
This detection method is instant, simple and the best and easiest way to detect when a fold occurs.
Hope it helps everyone and ta-ta
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lid_state_changed -- how did you find it? I'm on the latest FW, OneUI 5.1 and this doesn't come up in logcat on phone open or closed - so can't set it by it.
I've been identifying open/close state by a nasty workaround in tasker via reading the edge_panel_width variable - as it has different values on open/close - but for this have to have the edge panel enabled, and I'd like to disable it...
白い熊 said:
lid_state_changed -- how did you find it? I'm on the latest FW, OneUI 5.1 and this doesn't come up in logcat on phone open or closed - so can't set it by it.
I've been identifying open/close state by a nasty workaround in tasker via reading the edge_panel_width variable - as it has different values on open/close - but for this have to have the edge panel enabled, and I'd like to disable it...
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That's strange. I'm on 5.0.... surely they didn't go through the effort of changing it :/
I found it by using macrodroid. When you select the logcat as the trigger, there's an option to identify the log entry by recording it then displaying it.
So when I did this, a floating button appeared on the screen. I tapped it and it starts recording the logcat. I quickly folded the phone shut then open again and hit the button to stop recording. It then displayed all logcat entries and I went through it until I found one that sounded like a fold event, then set it as the trigger and tested it. They must've changed the name of it in 5.1.
If you want, get an app that records the logcat, or even used macrodroid to do it the way I did, then quickly fold and unfold your phone and stop recording, then screenshot it and message it to me and I'll have a look
Is there a way to detect screen fold/unfold in Tasker or MacroDroid without using LogCat? My device has been updated to Android 13, which breaks LogCat functionality for this.
shdwphnx said:
Is there a way to detect screen fold/unfold in Tasker or MacroDroid without using LogCat? My device has been updated to Android 13, which breaks LogCat functionality for this.
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I'm on 13 too and it works. LogCat needs either the abd hack or root to work. For abd, macrodroid will give you a command to enter which will let your phone read logcat without root.
shdwphnx said:
Is there a way to detect screen fold/unfold in Tasker or MacroDroid without using LogCat? My device has been updated to Android 13, which breaks LogCat functionality for this.
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If you need help doing the abd hack, let me know. It doesn't really hack your phone or do anything to it... it literally just gives macrodroid permission to read the logcat and that's it.
Lovemtucken said:
If you need help doing the abd hack, let me know. It doesn't really hack your phone or do anything to it... it literally just gives macrodroid permission to read the logcat and that's it.
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Is MacroDroid's ADB hack different from the one that Tasker does via the "Tasker Permissions" tool? That one causes Android to pop-up a prompt to allow once or deny whenever Tasker tries to read the log, and automatically revokes the permission as soon as I switch to another application.
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Is MacroDroid's ADB hack different from the one that Tasker does via the "Tasker Permissions" tool? That one causes Android to pop-up a prompt to allow once or deny whenever Tasker tries to read the log, and automatically revokes the permission as soon as I switch to another application.
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I'm not too sure, I don't use tasker.
The macrodroid adb permanently gives macrodroid logcat read permission by entering a command in Windows command line.
You may even be able to do it with tasker.
adb shell pm grant com.arlosoft.macrodroid android.permission.READ_LOGS
You could try changing "com.arlosoft.macrodroid" to the tasker package name and see if it works?