In combating the wakelocks with Google Play and keeping my phone asleep by forcing hibernation, I've been playing with hibernating Google Play Services and Google Services Framework as well as Play store. One of them being hibernated caused the play store to show no connection.
Anyone have a specific route to preventing Google related wakelocks using Greenify without breaking the store?
I've seen people been able to shut the Google Services framework real good but never did they ever post a link to a thread or trick or anything. Unfortunately the method they used does not involve with Greenify. I personally also want to know such thing too! Since I don't know how, maybe the things you can do right now is to only hibernate the store. Or try to limit the services framework activity by denying several permissions in AppOps
hkbladelawhk said:
In combating the wakelocks with Google Play and keeping my phone asleep by forcing hibernation, I've been playing with hibernating Google Play Services and Google Services Framework as well as Play store. One of them being hibernated caused the play store to show no connection.
Anyone have a specific route to preventing Google related wakelocks using Greenify without breaking the store?
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There is a app for xposed called nlpbounce, and it aims to stop wakelocks for google play and others, and if you get the pro version you can use it for any wakelick detected, its a pretty cool app give it a sjot might be what you are looking for
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The new Google Play Services 5.x keeps our device awake which results in battery drain.
Install Autorun Manager from Google Play Store and deactivate all SystemUpdateService$Receivers in Google Play Services.
Haven't DeepSleep problems for a week now. Read somewhere else that Google Play Services checks permanently for current Android version in Custom Roms.
Bender80 said:
The new Google Play Services 5.x keeps our device awake which results in battery drain.
Install Autorun Manager from Google Play Store and deactivate all SystemUpdateService$Receivers in Google Play Services.
Haven't DeepSleep problems for a week now. Read somewhere else that Google Play Services checks permanently for current Android version in Custom Roms.
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http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/66894/
A new CM version from johnnysylt should fix this problem
Before I deactivate all SystemUpdateService$Receivers in Google Play Services, may I know if it can be reversed?
Bender80 said:
The new Google Play Services 5.x keeps our device awake which results in battery drain.
Install Autorun Manager from Google Play Store and deactivate all SystemUpdateService$Receivers in Google Play Services.
Haven't DeepSleep problems for a week now. Read somewhere else that Google Play Services checks permanently for current Android version in Custom Roms.
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Live Evil said:
Before I deactivate all SystemUpdateService$Receivers in Google Play Services, may I know if it can be reversed?
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Yes
Thank you Bender80.
This can also be done in Rom Toolbox- JRummy app, in Auto Start manager. Long press on Google Play Services, hit Advanced, and knock off those permissions.
Thanks for the heads up
Are there any other permissions you would suggest stopping?
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New CM build contains a fix for that problem. I think it works. Other user mentioned in CM thread that battery drain is gone caused by Play Services. Don't know if it's fixed in other Custom Roms.
I usually don't revoke any permissions. Sometimes they have too many affects on other apps. Afterwards you can't remember what you have changed, if something doesn't work as normal. But this battery drain was a pain in the ***.
PiggyFlooper said:
This can also be done in Rom Toolbox- JRummy app, in Auto Start manager. Long press on Google Play Services, hit Advanced, and knock off those permissions.
Thanks for the heads up
Are there any other permissions you would suggest stopping?
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THIS HAS TOP STOP, google services compeltly ruined my phone usiing up al my battery , and preventing the phone from entering sleep mode , ittried every single fix i foud on xda from the xposed module amplify to the system tuner tweaks and greenify etc... NOTHING WORKS!!! this only started after the google play services update :'(
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THIS HAS TOP STOP, google services compeltly ruined my phone usiing up al my battery , and preventing the phone from entering sleep mode , ittried every single fix i foud on xda from the xposed module amplify to the system tuner tweaks and greenify etc... NOTHING WORKS!!! this only started after the google play services update :'(
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Download disable service and disable these:
Google Play services:
AdRequestBrokerService
AdvertisingIdService
CastMediaRouteProviderService
CheckinService
ClearcutLoggerService
ConfigFetchService
ConfigService
DispatchingService
FusedProviderService
GcmRegisterService
GcmSchedulerWakeupService
GcmService
GeocodeService
GeofenceProviderService
GoogleHttpService
GoogleLocationManagerService
GoogleLocationService
GservicesValueBrokerService
IndexService
MonitorService
NegotiationService
NetworkLocationService
NlpLocationReceiverService
NotificationService
PackageBroadcastService
PlayLogMonitorInternalService
PlayLogReportingService
RefreshEnabledStateService
ScanWakefulService
SyncService
UdcApiService
UsageReportingService
UserPresenceService
All of Google Services Framework
Doing that + greenifying Google Play services should solve your problem (at least it did for me). I haven't noticed any problems with my apps either, although I don't really use any of the Google ones except for the Play Store.
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thanks will try and report the problem is after freezeing google apps somethong else comes up and uses 80% of the battery , ichecked my battery (handed it to a professional) and he said its working fine and its a oftware issue
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Andraxo said:
thanks will try and report the problem is after freezeing google apps somethong else comes up and uses 80% of the battery , ichecked my battery (handed it to a professional) and he said its working fine and its a oftware issue
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What is the thing called in Wakelock detector / BetterBatteryStats?
UPDATE done that and google play services disappeared from the batter y but now "google serivces" appeared and its taking teh same amount of battery thegoogle play services was taking...
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UPDATE done that and google play services disappeared from the batter y but now "google serivces" appeared and its taking teh same amount of battery thegoogle play services was taking...
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Are you greenifying every google related app?
ArkThompson said:
Are you greenifying every google related app?
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yes
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yes
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Try taking away all of Google Play services' permissions in app ops. Also, in disable service disable:
All of Google Backup Transports
All of Google Calendar Sync
All of Google Contacts Sync
All of Google Play Movies
Google Play Store - Content Sync Service (if this kills the play store then reenable it)
If that doesn't work then try uninstalling Play Services and reinstalling an older version without wi-fi on. After that, disable the services related to updating it.
So, I already have updates turned off on the Play Store. But it keeps sending me some weird wakelocks that prevent my phone from going to deep sleep, so I decided to Greenify it.
The only problem so far is that Amplify "forgets" that I donated while the Play Store is hibernating. Nothing else that I noticed, tho.
Do you guys know if, generally, it is safe to keep Play Store greenifyied? Would you recommend Greenifying other Google apps? I have most of them frozen by TiBu anyway.
Hawtpants said:
So, I already have updates turned off on the Play Store. But it keeps sending me some weird wakelocks that prevent my phone from going to deep sleep, so I decided to Greenify it.
The only problem so far is that Amplify "forgets" that I donated while the Play Store is hibernating. Nothing else that I noticed, tho.
Do you guys know if, generally, it is safe to keep Play Store greenifyied? Would you recommend Greenifying other Google apps? I have most of them frozen by TiBu anyway.
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Those apps which you seldom use, freeze or uninstall.
Play Store can be greenified but you will have to put up with apps like Amplify not recognising donations/purchases.
Don't greenify apps like Google Play Services, Google Services Framework etc. While it may work out, the dangers of greenifying them far outweigh the benefits.
I'm getting so frustrated with this app, *constantly* reinstalling itself for no good reason. It hogs internal memory and ram for things I don't use.
I don't bother with android siri, Google music, books, photos, tts... I literally use *none* of the things it powers. I use the store to download and update apps.... And that's it. Even within the apps, I don't feel the need to talk to it or find out what song a game uses or any other nonsense.
I don't even need notifications for crying out loud as I keep any possible app hibernated with greenify (which play services will *not*stay hibernated)
I'm using a 3rd party keyboard, and camera app
How can I remove this overall hog once and for all, or at *least*truly disable and be able to delete the large amounts of data for the damn thing and leave it sitting idle, unused and inactive, if Google insists it be on my device, technically....
I'm even rooted and removed all of the apps I mentioned (Google books, music, photos, etc), but yet this bugger insists. It's almost like spyware in the sense that I'm not using it at all and yet it remains on my phone taking up valuable space and resources.....
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not recommended to remove google play
it is very possible to remove google play, google services framework and gapps, however, they are still many apps and services that depend on it, for example, i couldnt use youtube anymore when i removed anything to do with the playstore.
im afraid you will just have to keep the setup you have as google play is an important part of the android operating system
You can disable system administration of google play services and then use and try with greenify...
run this script and disable at leat about 90 uneeded services .. if you use the extended script. if it helped. just thank the guy who made this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g2/general/guide-reducing-google-play-services-t3139032
gogzc123 said:
it is very possible to remove google play, google services framework and gapps, however, they are still many apps and services that depend on it, for example, i couldnt use youtube anymore when i removed anything to do with the playstore.
im afraid you will just have to keep the setup you have as google play is an important part of the android operating system
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To see what would happen, i froze the play store (well technically removed it with app master but kept it in my recycle bin), and then deleted the play services.... nothing has stopped working on my end. but the play store is probably all i honestly use. for youtube i ditched the app and just made a browser shortcut to the site on my home page. i dont have data so have never used maps or anything like that. i use gmail but didnt keep the app lol (dont use it enough to bother as its not my main account). its a bit of a pain having to restore it to download updates, but ive noticed even a difference in battery life since i started doing that about a week ago now.
the only gapp i use is the app to download other apps, lol.
You can use Servicely to disable all Google services. Alternatively, You can remove all Google services and try to replace them with this
As seen in the screenshot, how to stop these wakelocks. Its the main battery drainer.
Rom: RR 5.7.4
kernel: Radon 2.8
Can be many different reasons for Google services draining the battery. I had one recently on nexus 5 and it turned out to be google play store causing the problem, even though the severe battery drain was being registered by Google play services. So if you want to rule that out try force stopping Google play store and see if the wakelocks go in services.
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Can be many different reasons for Google services draining the battery. I had one recently on nexus 5 and it turned out to be google play store causing the problem, even though the severe battery drain was being registered by Google play services. So if you want to rule that out try force stopping Google play store and see if the wakelocks go in services.
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i have already greenified Playstore