What are Reddit's favorite android apps in the category tools?

Well, only if you lack the basic level of technical competence necessary to packet sniff your home network, in which case you're probably not too informed on crypto tech either. If the app claims to be fully serverless it will be obvious if it is not.

Edit: Use this app or any of the other similar options. For a community that crows about normies who can't understand crypto tech, the concept of reading your own network traffic certainly seems exotic here.

Edit: Regardless, I still suggest not entering your wallet credentials into this application unless it is open sourced by /u/lriccardo and/or otherwise audited by the community, or until /u/lriccardo has it audited for security by a trusted third party. See the smart folks below explaining why you're still at risk.

I hope someone can request an official statement about this because the overlay problem in Oreo was resolved, apps can draw over the status bar like before (I'm using an speed monitor in the status bar) but I guess they are doing it with another API? They can't overlay when the notification shade is down though.

edit: I'm using Network Monitor Mini overlaying over the status bar https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

and from a conversation with Artem on Twitter he said that its only restricting touch input but they can overlay.

If you want something similar that doesn't occupy precious notification space, check out Network Monitor Mini. It can draw the network speeds on top of your screen, so you can have it sitting in the status bar or somewhere inconspicuous.

https://youtu.be/HaYZ_cx7tfc

Autoinput can simulate almost any inputs to other apps. Autovoice adds Google Assistant integration.

Intents are more technically capable than what Apple offers, and the stronger automation possible in Android wins by far.

I've got my phone turning off the sound during meetings automatically. Shortcuts isn't capable of that at all. Tasker can trigger tasks based on events in other apps (and it doesn't even need those apps to talk to it, it can monitor them via plugins if necessary).

Meanwhile everything in Shortcuts requires either a trigger by the app you're currently running, or manual activation, or at best an iBeacon can generate a prompt - but if still always require manual action to run.

Tasker is set and forget. It runs without interaction.

And you're forgetting that Tasker tasks also can be bundled and shared.

In fact they can be packaged as apps:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory

Also, the developers that has apps both on iOS and Android will quickly realize how much more powerful Intents are. Don't expect Android to lag behind on that point.

Oppure quelli che installano plugin di altre app che ovviamente non funzionano senza, e che lasciano 1 stella perché "nn funziona nn si puo nemmeno aprire, pessima!!", ad esempio app factory, plugin per Tasker.

You can run Maplestory M with a packet capture app while disconnected from your campus internet and then use a software like Wireshark to examine the contents.

The port numbers should be in there somewhere.

• https://www.wireshark.org/

• https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture

If your phone does not have multi-window toggle, use this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nerd.multiwindowtoggle

Download this app to get a quick setting toggle to turn it off https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nerd.multiwindowtoggle&hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dsamsung+multi+window+toggle&pcampaignid=APPU_1_J2b0Vay5H4Xr-QHUqJHADQ

I use this one. On the setup set Reverse mA, from battery files, record all the time (10min), and show mA in history.

Today I discovered a Tasker Add On called "Tasker App Factory" that let's you to quicly create an Android app based on Tasker Task. Then you can use Google Assistant to say "Start my app". It gives you a massive amount of flex ability. This video explains it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Z9LX5Xp7lSM Android app is here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory

To those willing to use this on your Android phone:

• Install tPacketCapture https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture

• Load it

• Open FFRK and do something (change a menu)

• Quit the VPN connexion (notification bar)

• Open tPacketCapture again to find where the file containing the data is saved

• Copy that file to a PC with WireShark installed

• Open it with WireShack

• Search for "http_session_sid" (ctrl+F) on the packet detail

• Profit

Edit:

• Or instead of opening it with WireShack on a PC, open the file with a text editor on your phone and find "http_session_sid". It will be easier if the said editor have a "find text" option. Google app "Docs" have it.

If you swipe straight down rather than diagonally it wont happen.

This comes up if you do a Google search for "disable samsung s6 split screen"

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nerd.multiwindowtoggle

Actually I just found a non root fix

XDA post

An XDA user editted this app so that it would make the mobile data toggle show up, I just installed it and it works for me. I know it seems sketch as hell to be installing random apks, but it worked for the other users in that thread as well.

You do not have to keep it installed, you can just apply the setting, uninstall, and delete the apk. Setting persists after restarts as well.

tPacketCapture can sometimes also be helpful. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture There is also a pro version that allows you to filter it by app.

This might be another alternative, but haven't used it yet. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.greyshirts.sslcapture

edit: just tried the second "Packet Capture" and at least in the free version it's pretty nice for a free app. If you want it also install a certificate to decrypt the ssl.

Actually, OP can make it into an app really easily https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory&hl=en

SecureTask has a force sync option, however I found Synker to be more easy to use

Install Notification History.

It starts recording your notifications after you install it, and the second you see this error message again, pull up NH and you can see what app is triggering it.

Based on the other responses, your replies, and your setup here, I would stick with AutoInput, but using point values to click something (in my experience anyway) isn't as accurate as I would want it to be.

First, after your LAUNCH NEXTURN action, I would add a WAIT action. I used to be able to get away with a 500ms wait, but some of my apps take longer to load, so you'll have to gauge it for yourself based on how quickly the Nexturn app loads.

Also, have you received any timeout error notifications from AutoInput with your current setup? That's a good indicator (for me anyway) that I need to add another second or so, or that my click action isn't setup properly/can be improved.

In my opinion, the best route to take with AutoInput is a CLICK action with an ID field type. The easiest way for me to get this info is I have a dedicated test task for the sole purpose of getting the ID of a screen's fields. Set up a separate task that launches the nexturn app, wait a second or two, then use AutoInput's "UI QUERY" action to pull the IDs of all the fields on that screen.

AI puts the list into a variable for you, so you can use whatever method you'd like/normally use to view variable values, and once you've got the ID, change the AI action in the original task to click based on ID.

Once you've finished all of that, another problem that probably occurs is the KILL APP action. I would add another WAIT action, probably closer to 5 seconds, to allow the system time to process the CLICK.

If a task setup in some degree like this still doesn't work, it may be because it requires the screen to be on. If that's the case, I've been using the SecureTask App and its WAKE SCREEN action to do this, so you would just add a WAKE SCREEN action to the very beginning of your task.

I would be very interested if somebody has a phone that allows HCI (snoop) logging in the debugging settings to make a log for me. One of normal usage and one with the firmware update.

This might help modifying the firmware.

EDIT: And optimally a network log too (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture) before starting the update. I'll try to do this too.

EDIT2: For me the update is not yet available, I managed to get HCI logs but TCP logs won't be of much use as the most interresting transmissions are https.

EDIT3: So i poked a little bit and it seems that the "Check for updates" button for the watch does nothing. I can't be sure but I tried mitmproxy and changing the requests in the apk to http so I can record everything with tPacketCapture. If this is true and I didn't overlook something the watch update will require a Health Mate update. Also if their http header is correct they seem to host their static content on a Beaglebone Black.

There's also this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.bmw

Haven't tried it, but it should do the same thing as accubattery. Has been recently updated, but the design is kinda old

I don't believe that's possible directly...

There is however an option to Exclude from recent apps when using the Launch App action.

A workaround could be to always launch the app through Tasker. You could set it as a shortcut and hide the original app if your launcher supports it. You could also export the app using <strong>Tasker App Factory</strong> to replace the original in the app drawer.

Packet capture, on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture then opening the .pcap file in Wireshark on computer because this app doesn't have a browsing feature.

1st qual:

http://fiawecvod-vh.akamaihd.net/i/lemans/replay/2016/LEMANS2016replay_1rst_qualifs_en-,360,576,720,p.mp4.csmil/master.m3u8

2nd that just ended has not yet appreared, but if you look at the url you might guess it (the _1rst_ part)

Synchronize Ultimate: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icecoldapps.synchronizeultimate

Also look at the relevant XDA thread.

Multiple server/ cloud services available, probably no peer to peer, for the latter I'd take a look at SyncThing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nutomic.syncthingandroid and I believe there's also a BitTorrent alternative.

Probably not the proper/easiest method, I just used a packetsniffer. Capture, click event button, end capture. Then you just need to look in the pcap file for a GET to m.mercury.com2us.com/mercury_new/event/1234/normal.

You can do all this on an unrooted android phone with tPacketCapture and shark reader, or on emulators running on PC with wireshark.

Firstly, I can help with one. You can disable the multi-view with MultiWindow Toggle for Samsung. It readds the toggle to your notification screen.

My current list of quirks are as follows (T-Mobile variant). These are from my post on XDA:

• When sharing an image from a gallery, it prompts me to either send to an Existing Contact or new contact. So Samsung makes the first app chosen when opening a new file or link the default app automatically (one of the quirks I don't necessarily prefer, but I can live with), but then add this?

• Cant share an image from gallery to someone not in contact list without adding them as a contact first. To get around you have to compose a new message in messages and then attach file.

• When in the messenger, tapping the paperclip to select an image attach from your gallery automatically sends the message. You can only select "Send", there is no attach option. Composing text before attaching does nothing and the picture is sent and your text stays in the text box. ATT variant has a "done" option.

• Opening a URL in messenger prompts you with a "the internet is scary" message warning you of URL dangers.

• Caller ID contact images for outgoing or connected calls are tiny.

• Five variants of the Note device, and the dialer is still locked in portrait mode.

• If i"m doing something, incoming calls show up as a pop up card with a double ended arrow to expand it. I can live with it, but i'd prefer full screen.

• PayPal fingerprint support gone (though not entirely Samsung's fault).

All of these things on their own are not problems. The inability to change or customer is. It feels like Apple assimilation to me. :(

Edit: Lack of always-on capacitive button lights were an annoyance I had, but I used Galaxy Button Lights to solve that.

Have you tried exporting it with the Tasker App Factory? I haven't played with it but I believe you can export any task as an APK. Combined with AutoWear you might get something similar.

Sadly my 360 died a few months ago so I haven't been able to play with this stuff much but they might be worth a look.

more than likely avast causing your problem. get lookout

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout&amp;hl=en

Never EVER let your phone get that hot, its damaging to your battery, if your phone breaches 45c then shut that thing off completely, your battery is massively degraded when past anything near that point.

It was previously OK with DS Cloud.

I have found a work around using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icecoldapps.synchronizeultimate&amp;hl=en_GB&amp;gl=US. Sync via SMB.

This is probably better addressed by an Android networking subreddit, a Xiaomi subreddit, xda-dev's Xiaomi forums, or similar.

Do they have identical versions of Android installed? Identical apps? Identical ROM? Probably not, so you'd expect them to be doing different things. Try something like Glasswire Pro, IP Tools, or Network Connections on the phone. I believe they'll show you what addresses each app is talking to.

It might be interesting to see if an on-device network monitoring app, and an off-device packet sniffer (eg. Wireshark on your LAN) identical lists of addresses your phones are chatting with.

>Looking to have my phone automatically unlock when connected to my home wifi

If you're rooted you could try the Keyguard action. If not, you may have some success with the SecureTask plugin instead.

>On a side note - I'm also looking to learn and use more of Tasker - but seeing a lot less Youtube videos about it. Is Tasker becoming dated by chance since phone OS are doing a lot of the automation? IS there a YouTuber or site you recommend where I can learn more about Tasker?

Checkout this subreddit sidebar there's alot of useful links that'll help get you started :)

Looking online there's not much information about this and it doesn't seem to happen to anyone here at the office so I'm a little in the dark. If it's working but it pops up what I might suggest first is just to make sure the software is up to date on the phone so if there was any patch for something like this it could be applied.

If you do try that and you still notice it coming up it might be an app that's causing so you could look into a history app to help pinpoint where it is coming from.

I had not noticed yet Foldersync is abandonned. Damn! Although Foldersync still works here, Synchronize Ultimate might be an option. From same dev Servers Ultimate works well here, although I do not use it often.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icecoldapps.synchronizeultimate

I'll just offer advice: There are much better ways to reverse engineer software if you want to understand or clone it than taking a photo of it and asking reddit.

Let me suggest a debugger or network traffic sniffing.

In your OP you stated that you have Tasker 5.6. Was that incorrect?

Tasker 5.6 would need App factory 5.6, which can be found here.

You could install a 3rd party anti malware app like Lookout Mobile Security and run a scan. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout . I know Sprint and T-Mobile bundle this with their phones so it's a trustworthy AV.

Warm can be rather subjective, unfortunately.

Maybe you can try installing 3C Battery Monitor Widget and use it to monitor the current drain when you're using the phone. It also has temperature logging, which is useful. It would be able to give us a better idea of what warm means to you.

Edit: formatting

try this app, it should record Toast Notifications as well, it should show you the source

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evanhe.nhfree&amp;hl=en

I use : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture

Then I upload to Swarfarm.
Then I download from swarfarm.
Then I got my file for swop without a computer.

I used SecureTask for it. It's not trivial to set it up correctly (the app itself) but afterwards it's rather easy to create a plugin based Tasker profile for Wifi.

1. You need to select service mode and to enable location services
2. Secure task is the solution for this(https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.balda.securetask)
3. Add an entry to enable high accuracy mode, then location - get location - send SMS with %LOC - now you can disable everything you don't need

Check this out. It's a plugin for Tasker and allows you to set or clear your pin. You just have to choose an "if" condition in Tasker, like when the phone is connected to a specific WiFi etc.

It could be downloading update in the background, syncing pictures/videos, or just badly designed apps downloading ads and the likes. iOS and Android have the required apps. Try turning off syncing during the day and only enable it when no one else is using the internet.

Or you can use this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hyx.app.volumenotification

You can customize it to open any volume, not just the four with the drop-down menu. And you don't have to lower your ringer volume.

> Even though Secure Settings hasn't been updated in a while, many of its functions still work for some people, especially those running older versions of Android.

So question about this - do we have a true replacement for it? I've heard of SecureTask, but not sure if it has the same breadth of functionality as SecureSettings.

For instance, I have a task that enables/disables High Accuracy locations whenever Google Maps is opened/closed. It works just fine on 6.0, but I fear I'll lose this functionality once I update to 7.0+.

You could try this app and just select Media from the notification when you want to change it. Better imo as you can still change ringer volume if you ever need to, along with any other volume.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hyx.app.volumenotification

I used an app called tpacketcapture.
first open the app and start a capture session, while this is running open ffrk, you have to click the play button (and the OK button if you are in a battle) this will log the session id.
now tap on the notification to end the capture session.
back inside tpacketcapture tap on the file list menu. here it will tell you the name and location of any pcap files that you have made. Copy this new file to your computer, if you long press the file you can actually email it to yourself which is an easy cable free option to get it onto your pc.
now open the file with notepad. use ctrl+f to search for 'cookie'.
i've done this twice now and for both files you should find what you are looking for at the second instance of 'cookie'

it should look something like this:

Content-Length: 463
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Host: ffrk.denagames.com
Connection: Keep-Alive
User-Agent: android-async-http/1.4.1 (http: //loopj.com/android-async-http)
Cookie: http_session_sid=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(64 characters)
now just copy and paste that into codyswann's app. let me know if that works for you!

one interesting thing to note is that in my two separate files it generated two different session id's and both of them continue to work for previewing my drops.

Wireshark just shows the logs, you use a separate capture app such as this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture&amp;hl=en, which acts as a proxy server that all traffic goes through, saving a copy of everything to a file. You'd then send that file to a PC , open it up in wireshark, look for the start of the connection and try to spot a URL.

Check with wireshark if any other communication is going on (beside json data). If not, make sure curl sends the exact same header as the android app (cookies, useragent, ...).

To easily capture traffic on android you can simply use the app tpacketcapture [0]. It creates a vpn connection. All communication is then routed through the vpn connection and recorded to a pcap file. Wireshark can open the file so you can analyze it.

[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture&amp;hl=en

I imagine the enterprise price probably requires a quote. The personal version (click on the read more link for features) appears to be freemium, with an advanced feature cost of $2.99/mo or $29.99/yr.

This one, very customizable, its from Hong Kong but the permissions are OK nothing weird with contacts or accounts

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

I have an S4. I'm not sure but the game is probably draining about 2000 mA per minute. If you use powerbank or car charge this is not AC charging, it's USB charging which gives your phone power around like 500 mA per minute. And I don't know the techinal part of it but even some plug-charging would still not be enough since they charge 1300-1500 mA per minute. Use this app to check the mA you get or lose (when you open the app switch to history tab)

ps: I am not an engineer and have no idea what mA is. If something above doesnt make sense, sorry.

Xposed and GravityBox but before I flashed Xposed I used this app, it doesnt have weird permissions and worked as intended https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

I've been looking into this last night/today and I found this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.bmw

I'm using it primarily because it gives an estimation of the mAh capacity of the battery. After one charge cycle (2-100%) it's estimating 1491mAh for me with ±6% accuracy (down from the original 2300). I'll try a few cycles though to see if it is consistent.

For iOS I don't know, but in non-rooted Android you can use this. It sets up a fake VPN and saves all network traffic into a PCAP file which you can then move to computer and open in Wireshark.

But if you look at the urls... it may be that for e.g. Spa only thing that needs to be changed is the circuit name part so guesswork might be easier.

I bet they will eventually add encryption to these, just like they did for the live streams last year.

IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. In simple terms, its the software developers use to make softwares with ease. And yes <em>Tasker app factory</em> is on the play store. Its by the same developer who made tasker happen.

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Edit : Added link

I just use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.bmw

It's powerful, gives me graphs and other advanced options, tells me how long I've been off charger, and also how much power I'm using/gaining at different times. Pretty sweet. It's one of the the first few apps I always install on a new phone, Nexus 6 included. Sorry for formatting, on mobile.

This app works on my note 4. It won't start keeping a log until after you install it, but maybe it will help you catch it the next time it happens.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evanhe.nhfree

I bought two here. First one was a cheapy one from Ebay and was terrible... capacity was worse than my water damaged original and it got hot as hell while charging. The LG OEM label on it was so badly faked it was comical. I was actually scared to keep using it for fear of damage or fire.

The next attempt I got a Patona branded one. Unlike the ones pretending to be OEM on Ebay or Amazon they were upfront about being an offbrand. It's been in the device about 4 months (I've since switched phones but someone else is continuing to use it) and provided capacity roughly equivalent to the original when it was new, as measured by the mAH estimation tool in Battery Monitor Widget.

I would guess nothing on Ebay or Amazon advertising to be OEM is actually manufactured by LG. They probably shut down production of the batteries alltogether by now... at best there might be some old stock sitting on a shelf somewhere but an 18 month old battery won't have a perfect capacity even if it's factory sealed.

I'm using a custom rom (DynamicKat) for my note 4. It's one of the features. There is an app in the playstore that does the same thing but it's an overlay.

Edit here is the playstore app...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

When you Export a Task, Profile or Project, you can export it as an APK to install on other devices. You just need AppFactory

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory if you want to export APKs. Admittedly, it can be challenging to make standalone APKs, as you need.to take into account FireOS doesn't have all the features vanilla AOSP does.

For the Patreon, subscribe to João's Patreon channel. More here; https://tasker.joaoapps.com/patreon.html

I did the traffic monitoring on a rooted android device once but I don't remember the app's name. If you don't have root then could give an app that doesn't require root a try.

Example: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture

You should be able to to save a .pcap file which you can analyze with wireshark on your computer.

I'm using this to store notifications. It lets you browse through them by app.

You'll still see the notifications come in, but if you swipe it away and need to get back to it, you can always look it up here.

Could you export the task using Tasker app factory?

Use something like this app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evanhe.nhfree

Which should help you pinpoint which app is creating the toast.

>I'm not sure what's a kid app

For your use case, you can long click a Task and export it as an Application (an independent apk), after installing it, it will do the Task assigned to it when launched.

Needs Tasker App Factory provided by dev. Also info/guide.

This would be the basic content of the Task-

Task: Test mv

A1: Ask Permissions [ Required Permissions: android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE ]

A2: Run Shell [ Command: mv command Timeout (Seconds): 0 Use Global Namespace: On ]

Set an icon for the Task, press export as App, give it a package name, check advanced configuration and then set Target Android Version to 28. Now press Back Button and the export will start.

Take a look at this android app. You can check live upload and download speed on you screen, at any time.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

I uses this app

Set up a notification logger to find what app it is. I use this one.

(It's also useful to read unsent messages when you already received them because the notification logger will still have a copy of the message. 😉)

And just to mention,there is another great app for synch with Tasker integration, Synchronize Ultimate. That one is able to trigger Tasker profiles on results, like when synch failed etc.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icecoldapps.synchronizeultimate

Synchronize Ultimate looks interesting, thanks! Although, it seems a bit, mm, "bloated" for my tastes, what with all the different services it supports, as well as its other features. But if it gets the job done...

I looked at Damselfly, and I'm a bit confused about how it works. It doesn't seem to be "self-hosted" in that it's a separate program you run on a server.
Rather, it seems it wants me to do an initial index of my photos locally, copy those to my server, and it'll automatically index any new photos on my phone, which then also need to be copied to my server manually/externally?
But then, what's the "server" distribution for!? Maybe I'm missing something obvious...

Another question: the README states that you need to place .nomedia files in any directory you don't want to scan.
Do you have to do this for every directory? Or can you select only certain directories to scan, e.g. just the "Pictures" folder on my phone? Or, does it mean that I can select just the "Pictures" folder, and I can also put .nomedia files in any subfolder (of the "Pictures" folder) that I don't want to scan?

Aside from the confusion in the README (which may just be on my end), Damselfly does look quite nice; I like its AI-powered image recognition the most, as well as its many search functions.

One of the few things I'm not a fan of is the lack of video support, which is currently a dealbreaker for me. Though it seems it's on the way, which is good!

...All assuming you meant to link to this GitHub repo, of course.

If your launcher supports it — though, I don't know any launcher ...

So you have to use Tasker App Factory to "export" your profile/task based, i.e. standalone, app.

Download and run Lookout, it'll pick up on most infections.

Either it's an older phone and the carrier is stuffing up, or you have an infection. If you do have an infection, and it's persisted between phones, then it'll most likely be either a malicious app that you keep installing, or someone is intentionally targeting you and likely has access to the phone/google account.

For a temporary workaround, you can get this app, basically you can add a tile just like other buttons (wifi, bluetooth, etc) and as soon as you click it, the volume slider will come. It's of great help.

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(I use this if I want to control volume if phone is resting on a surface where buttons are not accessible)

It may not be possible to add to app drawer like you said. However, there maybe an alternative if you are willing to use Tasker. Basically you will need to create a task using Tasker and export it as an apk via Tasker App Factory. I have no experience with Tasker app factory but if you are feeling adventurous, here's the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory

Have a play with Synchronize Ultimate. I use this (in combination with Tasker) to sync a ~50GB library once a week.

Battery split off as a store app through the stupid digital well-being app.

Depending on version installed, battery estimates may or may not work or be accurate. Google's battery monitor hasn't worked well for several generations of Android anyways.

Just ignore, don't install updates, use 3C battery monitor instead.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccc71.bmw

If you don't have a hardware usb tester, try monitoring with a battery app like 3C Battery Manager for an idea how much amperage and consistency a given cable can provide while connected to your head unit (do it with perhaps 50% battery level). If it's low and unstable, perhaps you have not found the right cable. I'm not sure what kind of cable will work better with Huawei or if it's something else i.e. if Huawei is still notoriously difficult to work with AA.

Ah great. Just for reference, BC 1.2 is what those ports with the little battery icon that are rated for charging have, usually like on the hub in the video, it's only one specific port or two. I suppose like the guy says also you need to make sure they pass data through, cause there also exist charging-only ports but I think those are increasingly rare these days.

Ampere will work in a pinch to roughly estimate how quick it's charging, though I use 3C Battery Manager cause it logs the values with the screen off. But no app is really accurate, especially with phones nowadays using different voltages. If you want accuracy in measuring amps or watts you may wanna invest in a hardware USB power monitor, they're pretty inexpensive.

I've used an app called Synchronize Ultimate that can sync to a ton of services/protocols, I think it has S3 support too.

This app will show you your notification history including the popup ones, so if you install it you can just open it once it happens again to see which app did it.

Click on the project tab > Export > As App

In order for the above to function you'll have to have the Tasker App Factory installed.

I created something similar a while back so maybe it could be of use to you. Requires the SecureTask plugin

Import Link

:D

>The only way this could possibly be cooler is if I didn't have to choose between which phone was client & server, and could send commands back and forth between both phones!

Go for the following path:

>- We can "compile" (with Tasker App Factory) a Child App that We can use as independent UDP server, that will send (via intent) received commands to the resident Tasker.

>Receive Intents From UDP - Server [Profile]

Profile: Intent Received - From UDP Sever Restore: no Event: Intent Received [ Action:tasker.ACTION_CMD Cat:None Cat:None Scheme:* Mime Type:* ] Enter: Intent Received - From UDP Sever Abort Existing Task A1: Flash [ Text:Received command: %cmd Long:On ]

Than install Your Server on both devices.

Not sure if you want a third party app but this displays info on screen (for Android) ...
Network Monitor Mini https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.kfsoft.android.TrafficIndicator

Control media, call and alarm sound from notification panel, small size app, no ads Here's a link, this app can solve your problem, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.hyx.app.volumenotification

notification history. works "just good enough" for me at least.

(not sure why everyone is recommending "focus"-apps to filter out (mute) notifications - i assume you meant "logging" of notifications, like a history, right?)

For not rooted devices, You could consider using SecureTask plugin.

I have a profile, that will reset the device and delete all files on SD, if I unlock the phone with a specific fingerprint.

I think you should be able to do the same even with pin or pattern unlock...try to inspect if Logcat Event can help detecting the "fake" unlock.

Firstly NC Android app cannot sync any existing files to your server

I'd suggest testing Synchronize Ultimate

The NextCloud forum is a great resource to discover information such as this

I will explain why that method doesnt work. The DevicePolicyManager method needs a declaration of permission in the application. And tasker didnt declare wipe permission which is needed. If you open device manager setting, you will find that Tasker only has the ability to "lock the screen".

As @mawvius mentioned, the SecureTask plugin can help with wiping. Or you can write an app yourself with wiping permission declared. The solution is

Thank you, I'll check that out. Theoretically I can capture the packets with this, I think it worked once. But if you have a better app (or a command to be used in a terminal (root is available)) please tell me.

Doesn't they have a better solution at throttling the connection? Or why do they use that technique?

Instala o 3C Battery Monitor Widget, tenho a versão Pro dele há uns anos já e é bem legal, mostra umas informações bacanas da bateria. Apesar do nome, o widget é só uma parte dele, o app em si é bem completinho.

Sobre a variação, é assim mesmo (apesar de eu não entender nada disso).

> I think it's paid but I'm not sure. I bought it years ago when NFC was neat. > > Pm me If you get it installed. I'll show you my simple setup.

It's not useful to me, as I leave GPS on all the time, but you could create an app to do that with Tasker App Factory so that /u/blueboy1980 doesn't need to buy it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.appfactory

If you have FolderSync and it works for you, why switch?

I personally use FolderSync because it has multiple providers, I wouldn't switch to something which didn't as I tend to favour WebDAV servers, so if I had to switch I'd probably switch to something like Sync Ultimate despite the relatively low ratings.

Is it possible to charge at faster than 18W if you use a more powerful power delivery charger?

I'd be very happy if it could do 9v3a/27W... To test this you would have to plug it into a new macbook usbc charger for example, when it has quite low battery remaining, and then see if 3C battery meter or Accubattery report anything higher than 18W.

If you're trying to do this on a device running android 5+ you can only toggle mobile data through root. There are alternatives, but it's not guaranteed to work on each and every device.

You could check out the Custom Setting action ( you'll have to grant tasker write secure settings permission via adb) or the SecureTask plugin which also requires you to grant write secure settings permission via adb.

It doesn't really matter. If someone someway gets your file, they can't do anything with it without the password. If you are paranoid create a key file and open the file with that, store it on a usb drive. On android phones you can attach a usb drive with a cheap otg converter.

on android I use Synchronize Ultimate with this you can sync your dropbox (or any other) account to your device just like on a desktop.

If you can't setup a home proxy you have two options:

• Swex (https://swex.swop.one/): Web proxy ready to use. They charge for it but is only $3 a month. I use this one a lot
• Use some software to capture your network data in pcap format and import on swop. I already did that way and I used this app (android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.taosoftware.android.packetcapture&amp;hl=en

I'm using Synchronize Ultimate (has Tasker integration!) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icecoldapps.synchronizeultimate

or

Folder Sync Pro https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.tacit.android.foldersync.full

As much as I love nostalgia, I think perhaps updating the screenshots from Tasker v1.1 in the App Factory Play Store listing may be a good idea :D

What's new
Compatibility with new Tasker Version

What's old
Tasker Screenshots in the Play Store from when dinosaurs still roamed the earth.