Force Doze Mode Force your phone into doze mode to save battery. (root only) - LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods

STANDARD DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any damages caused to your phone. Use the mod at your own risk there is no warranty or guarantee.
Version 5.3
Force Doze Mode will force the phone to sleep 1 minute after the screen turns off. Google will want to change it back to the default. So Force Doze Mode will check every 30 seconds to see if Google changed it, and will change it back. Force Doze Mode will disable all motion sensors, so even if your phone is moving it will still be sleeping. Force Doze Mode will put your phone to sleep for a maximum of 24 hrs each time the screen turns off. The phone will wake up from doze 5 minutes with a multiplying factor of 2.0, then phone will go back to sleep after 1 to a max of 5 minutes, so you will get your email push notifications. After the 24 hrs are up the motion sensor will be enabled but the phone will sleep for another 24 hrs if not moved. In order for the script to work correct Magisk must be excluded from battery optimization, Force Doze Mode will automatically exclude Magisk.
Version 6.0
Force Doze Mode will force the phone to sleep 1 minute after the screen turns off. Google will want to change it back to the default. So Force Doze Mode will check every 30 seconds to see if Google changed it, and will change it back. Force Doze Mode will disable all motion sensors for 30 days, so even if your phone is moving it will still be sleeping. Force Doze Mode will put your phone to sleep for a maximum of 30 days each time the screen turns off. The phone will wake up from doze 1 hr with a multiplying factor of 2.0, then phone will go back to sleep after 1 to a max of 5 minutes, so you will get your email push notifications.
Theoretically version 6.0 should provide better sleep time because the phone is not waking up so much from doze into maintenance mode. But the down side is you may not get your email push notifications for one hr then two hr's and so on. Force Doze Mode will automatically exclude Magisk.
Benchmarks are on second post down below.
Requirements
Android Nougat or higher
With Google or without, like LineageOS or a DeGoogled phone.
Magisk 20.4 or higher
Update or Downgrade
Flash in Magisk then reboot.
Credits, A Special Thank You
at Tsungi easz on how to tune the device_idle_constants settings properly. github

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All benchmarks started out at 100% battery on an H910 with Oreo 8.0 and Google.
Version 5.3
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Version 6.0

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I am still working on this project to expect updates. Just install on top of older versions and restart.

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Got a new version to try out, v3.5.

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I just got done with v4.0, we should see a HUGE amount of battery savings with this version.

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Updated to v4.3
We should see another HUGE improvement with battery life on this version.

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I am just going back to 4.3 it worked good.

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Version 5.1 is the best to date, This should be the final version.

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Version 5.2 changed time to every 30 seconds it looks to see if it was changed from 10 seconds.

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v5.3 updated magisk script

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New version 6.0

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Darnrain1 said:
New version 6.0
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Excellent work.
Do I have to use the modul, or is it possible to just use the script?

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andray750 said:
Excellent work.
Do I have to use the modul, or is it possible to just use the script?
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Thanks, you can just flash in Magisk and reboot. If you wanted to you can always extract the service.sh script and place it in /data/adb/service.d/ folder and reboot, that would work also. That is if you have Magisk installed. If you don't have Magisk installed I am not sure were to place the script at.
Update: I forgot to let you know you need to make the service.sh file executable 755

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Darnrain1 said:
All benchmarks started out at 100% battery on an H910 with Oreo 8.0 and Google.
Version 5.3
View attachment 5792631
Version 6.0
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Do you use both, Light Doze and Deep Doze, or like Tsungi "casual Light Doze or limbo Light Doze" ?
Perhaps you could show the part of your output of "dumpsys deviceidle" where to see the global settings.

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andray750 said:
Do you use both, Light Doze and Deep Doze, or like Tsungi "casual Light Doze or limbo Light Doze" ?
Perhaps you could show the part of your output of "dumpsys deviceidle" where to see the global settings.
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I am only using Light doze because you can disable the motion detector in case the phone is moved. But for the most part light doze and deep doze are just about the same.

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Darnrain1 said:
I am only using Light doze because you can disable the motion detector in case the phone is moved. But for the most part light doze and deep doze are just about the same.
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So you do that with "motion_inactive_to"?
This is what I do now.(HtcU11, android8).
I edit "force-idle" "location_acuracy";
Until "min_time_to_alarm"is it YOUR script.
Works good so faar.

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Would this work on a non LG phone running A13?