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Apps safe to freeze on Galaxy Tab with Gingerbread 2.3.3 ROM

Hi guys,
I flashed the Gingerbread stock ROM, courtesy of Chainfire (see thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1073854) and noticed there are no threads about apps that are safe to freeze/remove from the system to improve performance and (maybe) battery life as well.
Therefore, here is my compiled list, along with some info on what the apps do. Please note that this list of safe to freeze apps apply to the Galaxy Tab running the stock 2.3.3 ROM only. The list of apps is different than the one on the 2.2 ROM, although some are the same.
Note: I use TitaniumBackup to freeze apps. These apps are safe to freeze no matter what app you use to freeze them.
Note2: Safe to freeze (in the following list) means your Galaxy Tab will work fine without it and other apps won't crash / not work if you freeze something. The apps you freeze will no longer work until you defrost them, though. Where dependencies exit, I will note them.
So, here goes the list (alphabetical). First, the "no dependency apps":
AccuWeather Clock => widget
AllShare => DNLA client/server
[BOOKMARKS] Browser 2.3.3 => Chrome Browser. Freeze if you use another
Calculator => simple calculator
Calendar Clock => widget
Daily Briefing => widget
Date, time and weather => widget
Date time or weather => widget
Digital Frame => nightstand app. Freeze dependencies as well if you don't use it
Dual Clock => widget
Google search => widget,app. Freeze of not used
Home screen tips => widget
Live Wallpaper Picker => Freeze if you don't use live wallpapers
Magic Smoke Wallpapers => live wallpaper
Music Hub => Samsung app
Music Visualization Wallpapers => live wallpaper
News & Weather => widget
Pico TTS => Text to Speech (reads text for you). Freeze if not used
Pulse => news reader. Freeze if you use another
Readers Hub => paper, magazine and book reading app. Freeze dependencies as well if not used.
Samsung keypad => Freeze if you use only Swype
Sketch Memo => simple drawing app
Social Hub => Samsung app (frontend for email accounts). Accounts work normally without it.
Talk => Google talk application
ThinkFree Office => office suite. Freeze if you use another or don't use it.
Voice Search => Google voice search
World clock => simple world clock management app
Y! Finance Clock => widget
Youtube => youtube app
Now the list of apps that others depend on. Only freeze these apps if you plan on freezing the parent app as well or don't use it:
eBook => ebook reading app. Readers Hub depends on it.
Kobo => ebook reading app. Readers Hub depends on it.
Music => standard music player. Digital Frame depends on it. Freeze if you use another music player.
My Files => email app depends on it. You can't attach files without it.
PressReader => newspaper reading app. Readers Hub depends on it.
Program Monitor => widget. Samsung Home depends on it
Samsung Apps => samsung market. Supposedly updates samsung apps. Freeze if you don't use samsung home or apps installed via Samsung Apps.
Samsung Home => Freeze ONLY if you have another home replacement app (another launcher / home).
TTS Service => Pico TTS depends on it
TwWallpaperChooser => samsung wallpapers
Video => Video player. Freeze if you use another video player
Zino Reader => magazine reader. Readers Hub depends on it
Blocking all of these WILL NOT give you more space on your device drives. It will, in some cases increase the amount of RAM available. Currently, I have not blocked all of the above as some of them I actually use (like youtube, lol).
I have 242 MB free RAM after a clean boot-up. Also note that a clean boot for me includes ADW, Pure Messaging scroll widget, Beautiful Widgets, 3G Watchdog, SwypePad, WidgetLocker and Multitasking Pro all started at the same time. All of them are memory hogs, so your restuls may be better than mine after you freeze all unneeded apps.
Only a couple of the apps in the lists above actually use up RAM. Best things to freeze (if not used), should be:
Pico TTS & TTS Service
Everything related to Samsung Home (wallpapers, widgets etc.)
Y! Finance Clock (for some reason it runs in the background even if not used)
Readers Hub (for some reason it runs in the background even if not used)
Music Hub (for some reason it runs in the background even if not used)
Pulse (updates news in background as service)
News&Weather (runs a service in background)
AllShare (runs a service in background)
User reported successful freezes without noticeable impact:
[SMS/MMS PREFS]Messaging 2.2 => messaging app. Thanks to Sef_P1000 for reporting this.
Street View => google maps extension. Thanks to pendevous for reporting this.
Maps => maps application. Freeze if you don't use or have a different GPS app. Thanks to pendevous for reporting this.
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Apps part of making ANDROID work. DO NOT FREEZE ANY OF THESE, OR YOUR TABLET MAY BECOME UNSTABLE.
BluetoothTest
wssyncmlnps
WlanTest
Security Storage
Android System
Software Update
com.sec.android.app.lcdtest
MTP Application
Factory Test
Mobile tracker settings
Google Backup Transport
Mobile Tracker
com.samsung.InputEventApp
License settings
PhoneSetupWizard
PopupuiReceiver
Settings
Error
VPN Services
Perso
DRM content
Service mode
Settings Storage
PhoneUtil
Status Bar
Task Manager
Account and Sync Settings
Preconfig
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That's it! Hope the thread is useful to some of you. Post some results / improvements / updates if you find any issues or want to add other apps to the list.
Best regards and happy freezing!
CM.

You can set the Pulse to not run any updates in the background. I froze almost all. A reboot gives me 276 free ram with widgetsoid, player pro widget, twicca, adw launcher ex and thumb keyboards running.
Gmail can also be frozen if you use a different email app. Same goes for the default email app.
Sent from my GT-P1000 using Tapatalk

I use GOsms for messaging. is it safe to freeze the stock sms app?
- [SMS/MMS PREFS]Messaging 2.2
Thanks on the way!

My Pulse still runs some service in the background after disabling automatic news updates. I don't have a problem with data usage; RAM is golden for me on the other hand.
Regarding the messaging app "[SMS/MMS PREFS]Messaging 2.2", don't disable it!!!
On top of managing your messages and showing you a list of them, it also manages the SMS center information and distribution of messages. So, even if you don't need the front-end you will still need the back-end.
Hope this helps!
CM.

cheatman said:
Regarding the messaging app "[SMS/MMS PREFS]Messaging 2.2", don't disable it!!!
On top of managing your messages and showing you a list of them, it also manages the SMS center information and distribution of messages. So, even i yo don't need the front-end you will still need the back-end.
CM.
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I just did. goSMS still works. It's so much better now. Before, when I receive an SMS, I get TWO notifications, one for each SMS app. Even if I open the msg from goSMS, the notification for stock SMS is still there. Now it's fixed.
I will do more observation, including MMS. Thanks anyway!

I have updated the first post to include your report. Thanks a bunch!
However, in theory you COULD still encounter issues at least when changing SMS/MMS setup such as message expiration time, sms center number etc. On the other hand, how often would you actually do that?
Probably never, but you should write an update in case you notice anything funny :-D

cheatman said:
My Pulse still runs some service in the background after disabling automatic news updates. I don't have a problem with data usage; RAM is golden for me on the other hand.
Regarding the messaging app "[SMS/MMS PREFS]Messaging 2.2", don't disable it!!!
On top of managing your messages and showing you a list of them, it also manages the SMS center information and distribution of messages. So, even if you don't need the front-end you will still need the back-end.
Hope this helps!
CM.
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That's pretty weird. Have you updated to the latest version of pulse? I updated it at once. After closing it, it doesn't show in my "running" apps, nor can I force close it (since it has already been closed).
You can also freeze Maps and Street View, btw.

wow, ive been looking for something like this for ages! thanks!

@pendevous: after a reboot, the service was not started anymore (defrosted it, disabled updates). Guess something wasn't stopped correctly or got hung up.
PS: updated main post.
Thx for the tips.
CM.

Why install pulse and then freeze it? Why dont you just not install it in first place if you dont want to use it.
Am I missing something here?

TheATHEiST said:
Why install pulse and then freeze it? Why dont you just not install it in first place if you dont want to use it.
Am I missing something here?
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Updating to gingerbread will you give you the old version of Pulse included. I think that the op thinks it's part of the system.
Sent from my GT-P1000 using Tapatalk

Even if it was you can use a program like SystemApp Remover to uninstall it. Much better then freezing.

Kinda... The 2.3.3 ROM comes with Pulse by default. Although I kinda like Pulse, I've moved to Taptu for the time being. Similar interface, but smaller footprint.
Update: I know it's not system app, lolz. Point is, if you remove it outright, will you be able to update later? It is part of the ROM and by all standards considered bloatware. Should be frozen unless used. I highly NOT recommend removal.
PS: why not remove Samsung Home as well if not used?
Anyway, there you have it )
CM.

TheATHEiST said:
Even if it was you can use a program like SystemApp Remover to uninstall it. Much better then freezing.
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Titanium can also uninstall system apps . Freezing is a way to "hide" an app and reduce mem usage without really uninstalling it. It's like putting the app in cold storage!

Yes Titanium can also unfreeze just in case an issue comes up that you will need the freezed app....

Good to know thx for this thread

I removed all the bloatwear from system/apps using root explorer all working great no force closes now i have it the way it should be.

[ROM] [DEV's] [CM9] Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 to our Liquid

ALL CREDITS GO TO DEV RomzesRover_R at modaco forums!!!!!
I take no credit nor do I want any.
Hey guys I found this over on modaco forum. Its an ANDROID 4.0 build rom for the Acer Liquid E.
http://android.modaco.com/topic/350156-rom-devs-cm9-ice-cream-sandwich-40-to-our-liquid/
I haven't seen it posted in this forum unless I missed it. But yeah the link is below its on alpha 36 so its had a lot of work done on it.
THIS IS TAKEN FROM THE FORUM I TAKE NO CREDIT.....CREDIT GOES TO THE FOLKS BELOW!!!!!!
Developers:
After_silence, thepasto, (some help with kernel roggin)
Helpers:
roggin, RomzesRover, Fuf_Nuf, Dario
Manager, alpha testers:
RomzesRover, Fuf_Nuf
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
hi all, i spent my time to do this rom, so...
Working:
sd card (file manager in rom)
vibration
touchscreen
multi-touch (some lags)
root
boot animation
cursor circle > normal mode
adb logcat !
sound small speaker, big speaker, microphone, headphones
buttons (home,menu, power, volume-+)
bluetooth
wi-fi
brightness control
LED charging
GPS
sensors (auto brightness not worked)
radio
signal strength of radio and wi-fi
2g/3g
google sync
norm tiles in gallery
Not Working:
camera
some gapps
sometimes reboot's ?
INTERNET tethering
new version will be soon!
Changelog:
alpha - 36
- fixed reboots with a lot of running apps;
- may be fixed calendar sync (not tested);
- may be fixed battery drain after using of bluetooth (not tested).
alpha - 35
- fixed "refreshing of screen";
- fixed 2g/3g;
- fixed google sync;
- added back gmail, market etc;
- fixed default rotating in apps to clockwise;
- maybe something other not so big changes..
Alpha - 32:
- getting rid of red borders (lines);
- UI from Evervolv team;
- new Music app from CM9;
- accelerometer works, but need to reboot after flashing.
Alpha - 31
- got first attempt for using hw acceleration with hacks (better overall speed of ui, working gallery (but many forcecloses) etc);
- cut out gapps (not working yet);
- added scripts to swap and а2sd (from n1).
P.s. Swap is working, but а2sd is requires ext3 or ext4 partition. If you have ext3 or ext4 then you need to run in Terminal Emulator - a2sd (not tested).
Head on over to:
http://android.modaco.com/topic/350156-rom-devs-cm9-ice-cream-sandwich-40-to-our-liquid/
to take a peek and download if you wish!
Video of the rom in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSGSxqnGvMs
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
How to support the ROM:
paypal thepasto: [email protected]
I TAKE NO CREDIT ALL I DID WAS BRING THIS ROM TO XDA's ATTENTION AS I DID NOT SEE A POSTING FOR IT HERE. IF ITS NOT WELCOME PLEASE COULD A MOD JUST DELETE THIS THREAD THAT WOULD BE GREAT!!!!!

Phoenix ROM - which tweaks/apps are useful?

Hello,
I'm a previous iPhone-user and swiched to Samsung now
I never had an android mobile before so I don't really know which mods/apps/tweaks are useful.
Which apps/tweaks would you advise to enable when installing Phoenix ROM/which ones did you enable?
Apps:
Google Chrome
Google Maps
DropBox
Flipboard Briefing
Google TalkBack
Google Hangouts
Mobileprint services
S Health
GeoLookout
YouTube
Kids Mode
Game Features
ES File Explorer
Genie widget
Google Music
Google Search
Kies
Samsung Apps
SMemo
S Voice
Samsung Gear Support
Samsung Gear VR Support
Video Editor
Google Drive
Google TTS
Car Mode
My Files
MirrorLink
OperaMax
Tweaks:
EXT4 Tweaks
OpenVPN Tweaks
SQLite Tweaks
Tweak: Force Launcher into memory
Tweak: 3G Tweaks - Speed up 3G connection
Tweak: Net Speed Tweaks - Tweak to speed up internet connection
Tweak: Latest Seeder thx to lambgx02 his thread
Scrolling tweaks - Better, faster and stronger scrolling
Flash-Led Tweaks - Better flash-led intensity and camera-flash quality
Video-Streaming tweaks - Smoother and faster internet video streaming
I'm not sure which tweaks I should use and which I shouldn't combine (because of battery-life and performence/stability).
I know this question is a "little bit" stupid (sorry^^).
Another question: Is it possible to bind Google Now voice to the long homekey-press so voice control launches immediatley without having to tap the microphone/saying "OK Google" (like Siri)?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Nestade

Apps:
Google Maps
YouTube
ES File Explorer
Samsung Gear Support
Samsung Gear VR Support
Video Editor
Google TTS
My Files
MirrorLink
Tweaks:
OpenVPN Tweaks
Tweak: 3G Tweaks - Speed up 3G connection
Scrolling tweaks - Better, faster and stronger scrolling
Flash-Led Tweaks - Better flash-led intensity and camera-flash quality
Video-Streaming tweaks - Smoother and faster internet video streaming
at Tweaks , dont enable all tweaks , maybe its problem with system.
at apps, my is favo. you can use own apps
IronChrome is better as Chrome - more privatly

Which LeEco Apps Safe to Disable (Freeze) with Root?

Does anyone have a list of apps included with the default LeEco ROM that can be safely disabled on a rooted device? Please reply with any apps you have safely disabled while rooted.
Thanks!
This question hasn't been directly answered yet on this forum...

On X727 19S version, here are the list of apps that I have frozen through TB with no ill effects. YMMV
Browser 6.0.1 (Bookmarks)
Calculator 6.0.1
Clock 3.0.2 (Alarms)
Compass 1.0
Email 6.0.1
Emoticon Store 1.0
FanNation 1.0
File Manager 1.0.2
Le 0.9.2
LeCloud 0.5.14-alpha
LeEco aoount login 1.0
LeEco Setup wizard 1.3
LetvEcoProvider 1.0
leuiTheme 1.0
LeVidi 1.3.0
LeVRSetupWizard 1.0.0
LIVE 1.3.0.020
Music 6.0.1
My LeEco 1.0
Netflix 4.12.1 build 14299
Notes 2.3
PanoSearch 1.2.22
Phone Manager 1.0
Player 2.0.0
Recorder 1.0
Remote Control 2.21
Source App 1.0

csrow said:
On X727 19S version, here are the list of apps that I have frozen through TB with no ill effects. YMMV
Browser 6.0.1 (Bookmarks)
Calculator 6.0.1
Clock 3.0.2 (Alarms)
Compass 1.0
Email 6.0.1
Emoticon Store 1.0
FanNation 1.0
File Manager 1.0.2
Le 0.9.2
LeCloud 0.5.14-alpha
LeEco aoount login 1.0
LeEco Setup wizard 1.3
LetvEcoProvider 1.0
leuiTheme 1.0
LeVidi 1.3.0
LeVRSetupWizard 1.0.0
LIVE 1.3.0.020
Music 6.0.1
My LeEco 1.0
Netflix 4.12.1 build 14299
Notes 2.3
PanoSearch 1.2.22
Phone Manager 1.0
Player 2.0.0
Recorder 1.0
Remote Control 2.21
Source App 1.0
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Wow, that's aggressive debloating. What's your experience with disabling the phone manager app? This app includes a lot of battery saving feature. Are you observing any detrimental effect on battery life?

suhridkhan said:
Wow, that's aggressive debloating. What's your experience with disabling the phone manager app? This app includes a lot of battery saving feature. Are you observing any detrimental effect on battery life?
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No, I use greenify app for background management and clean master app for junk clean up and Ram space control.
I find clean master widget is more convenient and I can see the real time Ram usage.
There are no other functions I need from the phone manager app.
With the greenify, the battery usage is almost as low as a Nougat based system. Very little usage when it's sleep. It's better than what I've seen on other Marshmallow based phones.
Again, YMMV.

csrow said:
No, I use greenify app for background management and clean master app for junk clean up and Ram space control.
I find clean master widget is more convenient and I can see the real time Ram usage.
There are no other functions I need from the phone manager app.
With the greenify, the battery usage is almost as low as a Nougat based system. Very little usage when it's sleep. It's better than what I've seen on other Marshmallow based phones.
Again, YMMV.
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Nice, I shall try that approach myself....

suhridkhan said:
Nice, I shall try that approach myself....
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I noticed when you freeze phone manager you sometime you lose data Internet connection on some apps

OnePlus 3T Optimization

I'm posting this based on a number of requests from other users; regarding optimization of the OnePlus 3T. In general I feel like this phone is already very good. Has great performance and a solid battery. The one issue I suffered was the "Mobile Radio Active" bug. I will explain more about it in this guide.
NOTE - This guide isn't finished yet. I'll try my best to get to it when I get a chance, but for the time being I will share with you all what I have documented so far. Some of my content was referenced from other online sources, so I want to be sure that I state that.
If you have any questions, suggestion, or are interested in adding to this, please let me know.
Before we begin, I’ll start out by listing my configured device. My configuration may be different than yours due to the rom. If you use a custom rom, you need to be careful with some of the options.
That being said…
I am using the 64Gb OnePlus 3T. My bootloader is unlocked, my device is rooted using SuperSU v 2.79 and I use the custom recovery “TWRP 3.0.4-1”
The applications I use:
Amplify - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryansteckler.nlpunbounce
ForceDoze - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.suyashsrijan.forcedoze
Greenify - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify
L-Speed - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed
LeanDroid - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teqtic.leandata
Naptime - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze
Power Nap - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.jzhang.powernap
Xposed - https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3921508&d=1477916609
Xposed Framework - http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/xposed-v87-sdk23-arm64.zip
Some of these are personal preference so you don’t need them if you don’t want to.
NOTE – Also, I am on Stock OOS 3.5.4. The reason for this is because I was experiencing battery drain due to a bug known as “Mobile Radio Active”. This is a bug that affects users even with the new OS, and unfortunately I don’t think it has been fixed even with Nougats new doze feature. Basically even though doze is enable, your radio still draws battery in the background even though it’s not in use. Xposed has a plugin to fix this issue; however since Xposed isn’t available for Nougat this is why I am still on Marshmallow.
You can read more about the bug here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-mobileradioactivefix-t3189393
And the fix is here:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.pyler.mobileradioactivefix
This is a fairly in-depth tut, so I’ll try to go through this as quickly and painlessly as I can. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Amplify
Limit the following:
ALARM
Alarms(Allow every 600 seconds)
• com.android.internal.telephony.data-stall
Alarms(Allow every 1800 seconds)
• com.oasisfeng.greenify.CLEAN_NOW
Alarms(Allow every 3600 seconds)
• android.appwidget.action.APPWIDGET_UPDATE
Alarms(Allow every 7200 seconds)
• android.content.syncmanager.SYNC_ALARM(delays sync
Alarms(Allow every 10800 seconds)
• android.net.ConnectivityService.action.PKT_CNT_SAM PLE_INTERVAL_ELAPSED
• com.facebook.common.executors.WakingExecutorServic e.ACTION.ALARM.com.facebook.katana
• com.google.android.apps.hangouts.CLEANUP_DB
• com.pushbullet.android/.gcm.GcmFixReceiver
• com.android.server.action.NETWORK_STATS_POLL
• com.diune.pictures.intent.action.MEDIA_CHECK
• LocationManagerService
Alarms[LOCATION](Allow every 41400 seconds)
• ALARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR(com.google.android.gms.nlp.AL ARM_WAKEUP_LOCATOR)
• ALARM_WAKEUP_CACHE_UPDATER
• ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTOR(com.google.android.gm s.nlp.ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTOR)
• com.google.android.gms.location.fused.GPS_ALARM_BA LANCED_ACCURACY
• ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVE_COLLECTOR
• ALARM_WAKEUP_PASSIVE_COLLECTOR
• ALARM_WAKEUP_BURST_COLLECTION_TRIGGER
• com.google.android.intent.action.SEND_IDLE
• ALARM_WAKEUP_ACTIVITY_DETECTION
• com.google.android.location.reporting.ACTION_UPDAT E_WORLD
Alarms(Allow every 93600 seconds)
• android.app.backup.intent.RUN
• com.google.android.gms/.checkin.EventLogService$Receiver
• com.google.android.gms/.checkinCheckinService%Receiver
Alarms(REGEX Blocking)
• ALARM_WAKEUPxxxxx
Procedure
• Open Amplify.
• Select Alarms from the menu.
• Tap the list icon on the top right corner
• Tap + button on top.
• Add the following code to 'Enter Regex to match
• ALARM_WAKEUP[0-9]+
• Set the interval to 9999999 seconds.
WAKELOCKS
Wakelocks(Allow every 800 seconds)
• WakefulIntentService[GCoreUlr-LocationReportingService]
• RILJ
• NetworkStats
Wakelocks(Allow every 3600 seconds)
• WeatherUpdateService
Wakelocks(Allow every 10800 seconds)
• SyncLoopWakeLock(delays sync)
• *net_scheduler*
• GCoreFlp
• Icing
• Wakeful StateMachine: GeofencerStateMachine
• NfcService:mRoutingWakeLock
• wake:com.pushbullet.android/.gcm.GcmService
• SyncService(Package: Push Bullet)
• ai(Package: Push Bullet)
• ae(Package: Push Bullet)
• AsyncService
Wakelocks(Allow every 41400 seconds)
• NlpWakeLock
• NlpCollectorWakeLock
• LocationManagerService
• Config Service Fetch
Wakelocks(Allow every 9999999 seconds)
• *job*/com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• JobSchedulerHack-com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• UploadServiceLogic-com.facebook.analytics2.logger.LollipopUploadServi ce
• *job*/com.facebook.orca/com.facebook.bugreporter.scheduler.LollipopService (com.facebook.orca.Messenger)
• *job*/com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.bugreporter.scheduler.LollipopService (com.facebook.katana.Facebook)
SERVICES
Services(Block/Deny)
NB:I don't use Location Service. That's why I've disabled the location Services. If your'e using Location service, do not disable the services with location and GPS tag
• com.google.android.gms.analytics.AnalyticsService
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.internal.GoogleLocatio nManagerService(Location Service)
• com.android.gms.Feedback.FeedbackService(Breaks Play Games)
• com.android.gms.ads.AdRequestBrokerService
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.network.NetworkLocationService(Location Service)
• com.google.android.location.geofencer.service.Geof encerProviderService(GPS Service)
• com.google.android.gms/com.google.android.location.copresence.service.ProximitySettingInjectorService
• com.facebook.katana/com.facebook.analytics.service.AnalyticsService
• com.facebook.orca/com.facebook.analytics.service.AnalyticsService
• com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver/.CellBroadcastAlertService
• com.android.cellbroadcastreceiver/.CellBroadcastConfigService
POWERNAP
Power Nap for Xposed is the SONY's stamina mod for non-Sony devices. When your screen is off, Power Nap maximizes your device's deep sleep time by stopping services, alarms and wakelocks from waking the device when the screen is off. You can get notification from the apps you've whitelisted.
Set the Endurance Mode to Always ON.
You can use Power Nap along with Greenify and Amplify for a better sleep time. You have to whitelist both Greenify and Amplifyfor proper working of both the modules.
If you use IMs and need Push Notifications,you have to whitelist those apps along with Greenify and Amplify.
See My list Of whitelisted apps.(Varies according to users):
• AndroidSystem
• Greenify
• Amplify
• Xposed
• Clock
• ForceDoze
• LeanDroid
• L-Speed
• Powernap
• Naptime

Greenify and L-Speed in 2K17. haHAA

Ignore the idiot above i have proven greenify makes a difference because doze on the go is a thing. Why are you using 3 doze apps that essentially do the same thing, just use one.
Also get rid of L-speed its a pile of crap flash franco kernal and use the battery profile or flash elemental x and use AKT.
Regarding that bug can't you just disable synch on everything that's what i did on everything except gmail and calander and i have no issue

@EuEra
Yeah regarding the doze, I was trying to figure out which one worked best for me. I'm still trying to figure out which one does the best job.
Which doze app do you recommend? Also thanks for your suggestion of the kernel. I can give them a try and see which one suits me. Do you have a preference between the 2 you mentioned?
One of the doze apps that I use actually does a good job of stopping all sync's like you mentioned, but I have to look back at it and try to figure out which option would work best for me. I appreciate the input though. As I mentioned if I get some more time I'll try to investigate this a little further and update it.
Also, are you running Marshmallow or Nougat? If nougat, which firmware are you on?
@xpissio - Lspeed might be unneeded, but you don't have to come off negative. You laugh about it, and maybe it's unnecessary for the OP3T, but I will tell you when I had the S7 it was a VERY much needed app due to the lag of Touchwiz and Samsungs overbloated crap on the device. In that regard, I do find the application useful, and maybe some other will too.
As for Greenify, I do believe that's a solid app and it DOES indeed help all phones regardless of how good your battery and performance is.

m0d hipp¥ said:
@EuEra
Yeah regarding the doze, I was trying to figure out which one worked best for me. I'm still trying to figure out which one does the best job.
Which doze app do you recommend? Also thanks for your suggestion of the kernel. I can give them a try and see which one suits me. Do you have a preference between the 2 you mentioned?
One of the doze apps that I use actually does a good job of stopping all sync's like you mentioned, but I have to look back at it and try to figure out which option would work best for me. I appreciate the input though. As I mentioned if I get some more time I'll try to investigate this a little further and update it.
Also, are you running Marshmallow or Nougat? If nougat, which firmware are you on?
@xpissio - Lspeed might be unneeded, but you don't have to come off negative. You laugh about it, and maybe it's unnecessary for the OP3T, but I will tell you when I had the S7 it was a VERY much needed app due to the lag of Touchwiz and Samsungs overbloated crap on the device. In that regard, I do find the application useful, and maybe some other will too.
As for Greenify, I do believe that's a solid app and it DOES indeed help all phones regardless of how good your battery and performance is.
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Personally i prefer elemental x with the AKT tweaks you get a lot of control over what specifically you want for example i use the extreme battery saving profile (there are about 6 different profiles each for performance, balanced and battery) just search oneplus 3 akt in google. A lot of people love franco kernal as well it has 1 profile for each he has an app to go with it a free one and a paid one with more features.
I only use naptime, i am on the latest nougat 7.1.1 OOS 4.1.1 obviously i don't have exposed or i would use power nap as well. I think it's worth backing up and trying the latest OOS unless you really need xposed or something.
What battery time are you getting? On average i get 2.5-3 days with 6-8 hours screen time.

I get what you're getting now in terms of battery life, but when I went to nougat, I was lucky to get a day out of my battery. I don't even use it that often. I mean I use facebook once or twice a day for maybe 15 mins, I don't play games, I use hangouts as my messenger, but most of the time I message from my computer as it is. Honestly I was shocked when I barely had a day out of the phone because when I went to the battery stats it only had about6 apps listed there and they were all system apps. Then when I went to "Cell Standby" option I could see the Mobile Radio active was consuming the 2nd most amount of battery despite screen being off and device being idle.
Anyway, thanks for your input. I went ahead and tried the franco kernel atm on my current MM rom, but I will consider giving Nougat another shot. Thanks for your feedback!

OnePlus 3T with Resurrection Remix Nougat (Official)
Normal use: 1,5-2 days (Selected sync on, dual-sim, Data always on, Auto-brightness) - Phone calls, Messaging, Messanger, bit of Facebook and Insta or YouTube.
SOT ~ 7-9hrs (best results were about <11hrs, but in my opinion it's not something that you can get while normally using your phone).
My suggestions:
- turn off selected syncs, that you don't necessary need (in my case Google Docs, Photos etc.)
- Ambient Display
- Low on gestures
- Dark themes in custom roms or Dark Mode in OOS
- Animations in 0.5x or nothing
- Don't kill apps in recents, let it work by itself
- Turn off auto update apps or notify about updates
- Low on widgets
- Turn off background data in Facebook/Instagram and all unnecessary apps
- Turn off vibrations, if it's not that important to you
- Get rid of Google App and Google Now if you're not using it
- Block location authorizations as often as you can
- Use dark wallpapers

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OnePlus 3T with Resurrection Remix Nougat (Official)
Normal use: 1,5-2 days (Selected sync on, dual-sim, Data always on, Auto-brightness) - Phone calls, Messaging, Messanger, bit of Facebook and Insta or YouTube.
SOT ~ 7-9hrs (best results were about <11hrs, but in my opinion it's not something that you can get while normally using your phone).
My suggestions:
- turn off selected syncs, that you don't necessary need (in my case Google Docs, Photos etc.)
- Ambient Display
- Low on gestures
- Dark themes in custom roms or Dark Mode in OOS
- Animations in 0.5x or nothing
- Don't kill apps in recents, let it work by itself
- Turn off auto update apps or notify about updates
- Low on widgets
- Turn off background data in Facebook/Instagram and all unnecessary apps
- Turn off vibrations, if it's not that important to you
- Get rid of Google App and Google Now if you're not using it
- Block location authorizations as often as you can
- Use dark wallpapers
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Dzieki Potr!

Jesus, 9 Apps, Xposed, And a page long list of blocking stuff? And in the end you randomly stop getting notifications (my experience with greenify)?
On my Note 4 i did similar things to get through the day (2 hours SoT) but the 3T is really great in that regarde.
I'm on stock OB4, Franco Kernel without battery tweaks. No aggressive doze, or any battery saving options and i get over 3 days of standby with 6 hours SoT. This includes BT Streaming which drains without the screen being on.
I really see no need for any restrictions on this phone. Except when you install Facebook. Which you should never do. It's a well known fact that facebook drains your battery like crazy. Even if you never actively open it throughout the day.

about L Speed: It depends on the phone and on the usage. On my Galaxy S5 and My Oneplus X I can get like 30% more SOT with a little bit more performance. My 3T I can user three days and I have a 6h SOT. With L-Speed 6.5 - 7h. But it doesn't make the screen on time better for me, rather the screen off. I have with L-Speed 0.2% battery drain in a hour with the screen off, compared to 0.7-0.9% without.
My advice: Try it out and give the amazing dev a feedback. He's very friendly and he helps if you have a bad result.
If you have lower performance or more battery drain with L-Speed and you don't wanna give feedback, just uninstall it and reboot -> all changes are back to stock

Thanks all! The feedback is all good. The problem with phones is everyones experience is going to be a little different. I agree facebook/messenger drains battery, but there are other apps as well that do the same... playstore, google now, etc... I like googlenow because of the updates I get for weather, sports things like that. However it does use up battery and resources in the background even when it's not in use. Facebook; same thing. I like staying in touch with friends and family. If there was a less resource hog version of these apps I'd definitely consider without it limiting my options. The utilities I posted are just some of my preferences, but I'm always open to hear suggestions and others' recommendations.
I agree with the battery life, in general I'd say it's very good, but from my experiences in the past I just had bad luck I suppose with the "mobile radio active" bug; as I have explained above. It's really a hit or miss sort of thing. I've done clean installs, full wipes, etc and it seems to still be hit or miss for me. At first I had several days and then after about a week or 2, I noticed the battery life dropped significantly. That's when I used these utilities to help out with the life of the battery and for me it made a difference.
I actually REALLY like nougat, but I also use a few plugins I really like that require Xposed framework, which obviously isn't supported in nougat yet. I've been busier than normal last several weeks, but if I get a chance to backup everything I might consider doing another clean install of nougat and see how things go.

these features can also be found in the custom roms anyway

m0d hipp¥ said:
Thanks all! The feedback is all good. The problem with phones is everyones experience is going to be a little different. I agree facebook/messenger drains battery, but there are other apps as well that do the same... playstore, google now, etc... I like googlenow because of the updates I get for weather, sports things like that. However it does use up battery and resources in the background even when it's not in use. Facebook; same thing. I like staying in touch with friends and family. If there was a less resource hog version of these apps I'd definitely consider without it limiting my options. The utilities I posted are just some of my preferences, but I'm always open to hear suggestions and others' recommendations.
I agree with the battery life, in general I'd say it's very good, but from my experiences in the past I just had bad luck I suppose with the "mobile radio active" bug; as I have explained above. It's really a hit or miss sort of thing. I've done clean installs, full wipes, etc and it seems to still be hit or miss for me. At first I had several days and then after about a week or 2, I noticed the battery life dropped significantly. That's when I used these utilities to help out with the life of the battery and for me it made a difference.
I actually REALLY like nougat, but I also use a few plugins I really like that require Xposed framework, which obviously isn't supported in nougat yet. I've been busier than normal last several weeks, but if I get a chance to backup everything I might consider doing another clean install of nougat and see how things go.
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1st of all thank you for the post and for other people who replied , I think ( hope ! ) That I learned something , and I'll try to implement it.
2nd as you said for Facebook alternative I can recommend "Friendly" or the other option is "Simple" it's a framework app for the Facebook web , try I think you will get it useful and battery friendly

Never liked the Facebook app for Android and never understood the need to make two separate apps. The need for the app then the messenger is totally useless. There are tons of Facebook alternatives, but why download those alternatives when you can view Facebook through mobile browser. You would think that with the billions Facebook makes they'd have a better R&D team working on a better Facebook app without 50 permissions and battery hog.
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1st of all thank you for the post and for other people who replied , I think ( hope ! ) That I learned something , and I'll try to implement it.
2nd as you said for Facebook alternative I can recommend "Friendly" or the other option is "Simple" it's a framework app for the Facebook web , try I think you will get it useful and battery friendly
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Why even bother for any apps when you can get notifications of Facebook on chrome