Hello is there any way to remove the name of the network on the status bar
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bash156 said:
Hello is there any way to remove the name of the network on the status bar
Thanks in advance
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How did you put it there? Screenshot please, cause I have network name nowhere except wifi settings.
cbuctok said:
How did you put it there? Screenshot please, cause I have network name nowhere except wifi settings.
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He probably means the mobile carrier name at the bottom of the notification menu. Although I'm not sure why that would bother anyone.
degraaff said:
He probably means the mobile carrier name at the bottom of the notification menu. Although I'm not sure why that would bother anyone.
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Oh snap! I also wonder how does it even catch anyones eye.
setting > more > uncheck the "name of the network" ?
Yeah sorry I meant the mobile carrier name on the left hlside
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Sorted thanks for that
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Hello. I was just wondering how.you get to the phone menu/black screen that will tell you your imei, phone# , ect. I did it before and it was like# *#*6464*#*#. Can someone give me the right code.or point me in the right direction. Thanks
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*#*#4636#*#*
pbdexter said:
*#*#4636#*#*
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Thanks.
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just remember *#*#INFO#*#*
I thought you could just get to that info by going through settings and about phone?
Title sums it up.
I have no mobile network connection on AT&T after installing GingerBlur...HELP!!!
I had this happen also. Look up design gears topic on reverting back to stock. I put 1.26 back on then ota'd 1.57 and then 1.83. Took about an hour. Like new
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Check your APNs
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_Dennis_ said:
Check your APNs
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How do you do that.
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southerlandt said:
How do you do that.
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settings> wireless & networks> mobile networks> Access point names
if there is nothing listed in there you will have to add it manually by clicking the menu soft key then "new apn"
hope this helps
Justin Mgbeokwere said:
settings> wireless & networks> mobile networks> Access point names
if there is nothing listed in there you will have to add it manually by clicking the menu soft key then "new apn"
hope this helps
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I also have NO cellular network but for me under APNs, I have EVERYTHING disabled for some reason?? Any way to enable these networks?
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No one has probably done this but don't CWM Debdroid, will break your radio.
Is there an app out there that can show what is currently using wifi on the Nexus 7? I just picked up my tablet and I noticed that there is wifi activiy and I would like an app that shows what exactly is using the connection since I don't have anything running that should be having a constant connection? So kind of like a firewall but without the need to block programs. I just want to see what is using the connection
Just look at the notification bar. It is posted there.
mandeep1803 said:
Just look at the notification bar. It is posted there.
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The notification bar does not tell me what process is using the internet. The wifi icon just shows network activity. I want to know what is causing that network activity
Oh, my bad man. I thought you needed to know which network you are on. Sorry about that. In fact I've been looking for something like that too.
You could always try using the data usage feature in your settings to see what might be doing it. Go to it, wait a minute or so and then refresh it. Whatever numbers have changed in that time are the culprits.
Afterwards I'd recommend Droidwall if you actually do want to block certain apps from the internet. Assuming you're rooted that is.
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AlanB412 said:
Afterwards I'd recommend Droidwall if you actually do want to block certain apps from the internet. Assuming you're rooted that is.
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I wish LBE works with JellyBean...
lanwarrior said:
I wish LBE works with JellyBean...
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Yeah same here. I've been waiting for them to find some way to make it work for 4.x for a while now. That app was awesome
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I guess there is no easy way to find out. bummer
Try
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.borgshell.connectiontrackerfree
Or
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eolwral.osmonitor.tablet
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gbroon said:
Try
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.borgshell.connectiontrackerfree
Or
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eolwral.osmonitor.tablet
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Between using these 2 apps I got what I wanted. Thanks a lot
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The thread is old, but for those that may need such tool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2471272
Hi I want to start my service after it is killed by the user or the system.
I thought about creating a second app and monitor if the service is running and if not then start it.
The problem I have with that is
- I need two apps
- It drains more battery
I hope you can help me find the best solution for my problem
Yeah, I think if you override the onDestroy method on your service class, and then you can send a broadcast from there.
In your broadcast receiver you can start the service again.
Though i have never tried it myself, i think this should work.
Tell me how it goes
Happy coding!! :thumbup:
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Yeah, I think if you override the onDestroy method on your service class, and then you can send a broadcast from there.
In your broadcast receiver you can start the service again.
Though i have never tried it myself, i think this should work.
Tell me how it goes
Happy coding!! :thumbup:
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I thought about that too but unfortunately when the app is stopped by the user the onDestroy methode is not called...
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If yu are using android version less than 4.4.2 then returning start sticky should do it
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hiphop12ism said:
If yu are using android version less than 4.4.2 then returning start sticky should work
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That is only if the system stops the service not if the user does....
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Rick Clephas said:
That is only if the system stops the service not if the user does....
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I believe there is no such way... otherwise android would be very insecure for malware that just does this . You can only restart your service once the user restarts your activity, there should not be another way (and START_STICKY for the system of course). And please don't do two apps which listen for each other, if the user willingly kills your service they usually have a reason and expect that your app is not working right until they restart it.
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I believe there is no such way... otherwise android would be very insecure for malware that just does this . You can only restart your service once the user restarts your activity, there should not be another way (and START_STICKY for the system of course). And please don't do two apps which listen for each other, if the user willingly kills your service they usually have a reason and expect that your app is not working right until they restart it.
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I have heard that a lot but does that mean that all the security apps available on the play store can be killed by the user? :what:
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Rick Clephas said:
I have heard that a lot but does that mean that all the security apps available on the play store can be killed by the user? :what:
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Sure, why not? I could uninstall my firewall on my PC if I wasn't using Ubuntu and thus don't really need one
SimplicityApks said:
Sure, why not? I could uninstall my firewall on my PC if I wasn't using Ubuntu and thus don't really need one
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Well that is a pitty. I really thought I had seen an app that could do that...
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Look this app says it can't be killed by task managers https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.domobile.applock
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Rick Clephas said:
Look this app says it can't be killed by task managers https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.domobile.applock
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Just an idea, it might be possible when your app is a Device Admin with the APIs that you get with that. Though you have to read it yourself, I have no clue about how it works.
SimplicityApks said:
Just an idea, it might be possible when your app is a Device Admin with the APIs that you get with that. Though you have to read it yourself, I have no clue about how it works.
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Thanks I will look at that. Most people have my app as Device Admin because that way it can't be uninstalled
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Well I found the solution.
When device admin is enabled the app can't be force-stopped or uninstalled. Then the user can only stop the service and then the onDestroy methode is called so then I can restart the service again. Tanks guys :thumbup:
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Hi my Mobile Networks settings are mess. It only show me the (Data Roaming, Network Mode and System Select) the option for entering the Access Point is no longer there I just want to know if there is a way to fix it. Any Help...
No way to fix it, it's locked down via Sprint. Older firmware revisions didn't have it locked. Believe me, I'd love to change mine as well so I could use Hangouts or some other txt msg app and send picture messages on wifi.
jonathanrvs15 said:
Hi my Mobile Networks settings are mess. It only show me the (Data Roaming, Network Mode and System Select) the option for entering the Access Point is no longer there I just want to know if there is a way to fix it. Any Help...
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You talking about this?
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Son Rise said:
You talking about this?
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Yes I'm talking about that. I'm looking for a way to Fix it. Like in the picture. Any help....
jonathanrvs15 said:
Yes I'm talking about that. I'm looking for a way to Fix it. Like in the picture. Any help....
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Are u rooted?
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Are u rooted?
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No I'm not root, but my phone was unlock a couple months ago to work with MetroPCS and I used to have those options in mobile networks and I'm looking for a way to put back it was. Any help will be good.
jonathanrvs15 said:
No I'm not root, but my phone was unlock a couple months ago to work with MetroPCS and I used to have those options in mobile networks and I'm looking for a way to put back it was. Any help will be good.
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Try odin back to stock? Or recovery
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Son Rise said:
Try odin back to stock? Or recovery
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I try factory reset, back to stock but I still missing (Access points and Network providers) options.
I had the same problem and got the option back using "my apn switch" from Google Play Store.
I'm new to this device so I'm winging it, use at your own risk