Hi,everyone.
My English is not good, so I use Google Translate.
like this app.
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Google ads are not removed.
I tried a variety of methods, but still not to remove it.
So, I came here to begging your help me.
(I used LuckyPatcher. But created apk still not to remove it.)
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Have you tried the AdBlocker app?
lucky patcher works well
wang93wei said:
Hi,everyone.
My English is not good, so I use Google Translate.
like this app.
img13.poco.cn/mypoco/myphoto/20120603/21/5635922720120603211604066.jpg
Google ads are not removed.
I tried a variety of methods, but still not to remove it.
So, I came here to begging your help me.
(I used LuckyPatcher. But created apk still not to remove it.)
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isn't right, lucky patcher can remove only the ads, then you check apply to boot, so when you power on the phone you don't find the ads
gabryrider94 said:
isn't right, lucky patcher can remove only the ads, then you check apply to boot, so when you power on the phone you don't find the ads
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Lucky Patcher does remove some adds but not for all apps. It only works on the green marked applications in the list when running Lucky Patcher.
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Did some searching and maybe this app will block the ads
AdFree Android
Yes, exactly AdFree blocking all of Ads. I used this app But you must root the device before install this app.
gabryrider94 said:
isn't right, lucky patcher can remove only the ads, then you check apply to boot, so when you power on the phone you don't find the ads
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I mean, when I create a modified apk is invalid.
Try AdFree
Just use Adfree.
It's the best app for removing annoying ads.
But you need to be rooted.
You shouldn't really remove ads from games, after all they still support the developers and help them make new apps! If you don't want ads you should buy the ad free versions or contact the developer so they make an ad free version.
notrodash said:
You shouldn't really remove ads from games, after all they still support the developers and help them make new games! If you don't want ads you should buy the ad free versions or contact the developer so they make an ad free version.
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This is true. Not everyone make apps just for fun and as a hobby. If you really want your adds to vanish just use your phone offline.
rishabhssj0 said:
Just use Adfree.
It's the best app for removing annoying ads.
But you need to be rooted.
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I want use Apktool .....
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Hello everyone.I'm looking for a consistent method to fully disabled the system area ads that many apps make use of and this at the end goes far beyond spam.
In ICS we could uninstall the adservice and ads were gone. Jb doesn't have this but you can disable individual notifications which is still not enough since the service still runs in memory.
I haven't managed to locate this service or to find any method to disable ads (except from notifications option) so, if someone finds a way, please share
Root your phone and install AdFree Android from market. Ads will disappear - both in applications and taskbar.
YaDr said:
Root your phone and install AdFree Android from market. Ads will disappear - both in applications and taskbar.
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Nope, that will only work for ads within the app. I have always been using it but taskbar ads use a different agent
Install airpush detector from play store and run it. It should do the work.
Sent from Hell!!
Install airpush detector from play store and run it. It should do the work.<br />
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Sent from Hell!!
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Damn you beat me to it!
Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda app-developers app
That did not do the work.
says it can not detect anything, when you run it it loads up but does not find anything framework related to these ads.
for instance i always wanted to know how to remove them aswell but couldnt find a way very annoying they are they start up every time you reboot.
for instance a game called : CK Zombies installs its own ads service that runs in the background constantly called :GluNotificationService
Real annoying and no way to perminently remove that i have found yet.
Bug Hello, I had instal greenify beta 3 and buy the donation version, I have a Samsung S5 ( G900F) with Android 4.4.2,I had instal wsm tools, it is the xposed , when I want to enable experimental settings the application said me to buy the donation version who is installed...
I'm getting this too now... help! Not sure when it started happening, but definitely with the latest beta! Samsung Galaxy S4 with 4.4.2
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@oasisfeng this is happening even though I purchased both Greenify and donation package from Google Play... a long time ago!
There is nothing wrong with beta3. It is working alright for me.
Check if you have Lucky Patcher.
If not, uncheck Greenify from Device Administrator and Xposed and uninstall both Greenify and donation pack.
Reboot. First install donation pack, then Greenify and enable in Device Administrator, Accessibility and Xposed and reboot.
It should work now.
it works with lucky patcher !
Damage to crack an application that I bought !
a quick update !
The problem is Lucky Patcher. Open it > tools > disable 2nd and 3rd options. Close it. Now Greenify will work fine with donation package
konqueror said:
The problem is Lucky Patcher. Open it > tools > disable 2nd and 3rd options. Close it. Now Greenify will work fine with donation package
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That's the solution thanks man !
No change to get donation working. I unchecked and uninstalled both for more then one times and after reboot, checked in xposed and reboot, after that starting greenify and it says "Thank you for donation...". In "About Greenify" it says "Thank you for your donation". But if I want to set experimental features, there is an issue "donation couldnt be verified check your connection or try later".
I have no lucky patcher and I tried definitely with (working) WLAN and mobile connection (all other Apps have access to internet)...
Have v2.5.beta4 (also on 2 other devices with no problems)...
Did you cut off the links of Playstore for IAP?
Paid apps check the payment status with Playstore every time the paid features are invoked. It seems that Greenify is not able to do that check in your case. It may be a problem with your Playstore if you had meddled with it before.
To cross check, try accessing the paid feature of any other app you have. If you get the same result, then you have a broken Playstore.
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Did you cut off the links of Playstore for IAP?
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Yes, you were right. I had cut off IAP from PlayStore, cause my Launcher starts it all the time... :good:
After restoring IAP to PlayStore, Greenify Donation Check works fine ... Thanks for the help!
Bogeyof said:
Yes, you were right. I had cut off IAP from PlayStore, cause my Launcher starts it all the time... :good:
After restoring IAP to PlayStore, Greenify Donation Check works fine ... Thanks for the help!
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Good to hear.
Instead of cutting off the link, try to greenify the Playstore ignoring its state so that it will run only when the screen is on.
tnsmani said:
There is nothing wrong with beta3. It is working alright for me.
Check if you have Lucky Patcher.
If not, uncheck Greenify from Device Administrator and Xposed and uninstall both Greenify and donation pack.
Reboot. First install donation pack, then Greenify and enable in Device Administrator, Accessibility and Xposed and reboot.
It should work now.
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the problem is that i bought it from amazon app store. and it does not provide any donation package app.
Bogeyof said:
No change to get donation working. I unchecked and uninstalled both for more then one times and after reboot, checked in xposed and reboot, after that starting greenify and it says "Thank you for donation...". In "About Greenify" it says "Thank you for your donation". But if I want to set experimental features, there is an issue "donation couldnt be verified check your connection or try later".
I have no lucky patcher and I tried definitely with (working) WLAN and mobile connection (all other Apps have access to internet)...
Have v2.5.beta4 (also on 2 other devices with no problems)...
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hi, new to this thread -
ends up i had lucky patcher installed (backed up/restored from many old nandroids = also decided that it was time to pay the dev's BTW!) so removed it and was able to get my Donation Package working, to a certain point - don't have any widgets such as my "greenify now" button. i haven't messed with google play or such, any hints?
not sure what AIP is? Thought I was android literate but not sure now:
Did you cut off the links of Playstore for IAP?
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Yes, you were right. I had cut off IAP from PlayStore, cause my Launcher starts it all the time...
After restoring IAP to PlayStore, Greenify Donation Check works fine ... Thanks for the help
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The dev has not replied to me concerning this so looking for help: BTW running HyperDrive RLS19, GS4, MK2, etc.
Lucky has been removed, rebooted, and will never be used again for now (not necessarily against it for trial use, but am against it for continued use - just my personal opinion, the same for pc use).
EDIT: yeah, I F'ed up. Searched for a shortcut instead of a widget and found the "hybernate now" button. Just happy I was able to fix the Experimental features issue... and in the long run only from your help/reading the thread. I just love xda.
thanks.
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not sure what AIP is? Thought I was android literate but not sure now:
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Not AIP.
IAP=in app billing
Lately, I've been seeing ads on my lock screen. And I almost always inadvertently hit a link when unlocking the phone. I haven't installed anything recently, so a fix is not as simple as changing the settings or uninstalling something recent. Is there any way to find out who is the source of these ads?
Battery savers will do it.
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I fond it in ES File Explorer. A couple months ago, I saw this same problem on my Samsung S4, and after I uninstalled the ES App Locker the ads disappeared. Now to see the same thing from ES File Explorer is disappointing. It was a useful tool.
Looks like it was Purify. Somehow, the 'charging lock screen' setting was changed. Looks like another misbehavin' app for the trash heap.
I don't have any idea about how to find this app. But you can remove this ads;
Install AdAway. Activate the app and update your hosts file. Almost all ads on your apps are completely blocked by AdAway.
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I don't have any idea about how to find this app. But you can remove this ads in 2 ways;
1) Install AdAway. Activate the app and update your hosts file. Almost all ads on your apps are completely blocked by AdAway.
2) Install Lucky Patcher. Here, you can see which apps have ads in it. And you can remove apps' ad modules one by one.
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Just an FYI...
Refrences to Lucky Patcher is not allowed anywhere within the XDA Community.
Though, I am not personally against that app, the features of the app is frowned upon by the individuals who run XDA.
You probably didn't realize it as i was PM'd by an administrator when i was an XDA Noob explaining this.
Anyways, keep on rocking!
Peace and Love!
Peace and Love!
Ibuprophen said:
Just an FYI...
Refrences to Lucky Patcher is not allowed anywhere within the XDA Community.
Though, I am not personally against that app, the features of the app is frowned upon by the individuals who run XDA.
You probably didn't realize it as i was PM'd by an administrator when i was an XDA Noob explaining this.
Anyways, keep on rocking!
Peace and Love!
Peace and Love!
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I didn't know that. Thank you for informing me about it.
I'm working on trying to make a custom ROM and I noticed that there is no complete debloat list for the Axon 7 that I could find. Honestly the bloat on this device really isn't that bad, most of the preloaded apps I actually use. Although I am learning about making custom ROMs and debloating is part of that learning, and I figure someone may find this useful. Now this is by now means a complete or thoroughly tested list. It will be it just isn't yet, so in the meantime feel free to make any comments that may help.
Without further adue, the list:
Bookmark Provider
Browser
Dropbox
Galaxy Wallpaper
Handing Paint
Holo Wallpaper
Noise Test
PhaseBeam Wallpaper
Themes (more files in "media/theme/themeinfo")
Touchpal (w/ Chat Pack, Cangjie Pack, Frencha Pack, Pinyin Pack, and Spanishus Pack)
Visualization Wallpapers
WAP Push Manager
Weshare
Google Apps
Calendar Sync
Chrome
Cloud Print
Contacts Sync
Docs
Gmail
Hangouts
Keep
Keyboard (Don't remove this)
Maps
Movies
Photos
Play Music
Sheets
Slides
Talkback
TTS (Don't remove this)
YouTube
ZTE Apps
Alarming
Calculator
Calendar
Calendar Provider
Compass
Dialer (If you remove this you'll only be able to call out with third party dialers)
Email
File Manager
Flashlight
Gallery
Graidenator
Level
Live Wallpapers
Locker
Messaging (mms)
MiFavor Music
MiFavor Video
Noise Field
Photo Editor
Plump Line
Protractor
Recorder
Rewards
Setup Wizard (If this starts crashing though then you need to reinstall the last apps you removed)
Theme Manager
Toolbox
Weather
System Settings
Removing these apps does not remove their option from the system settings. Clicking on them in the settings menu will cause the system app to crash, but otherwise will not cause problems.
Face Lock
Fingerprint
Mi Pop
My Voice (Halo)
Power Save Mode
Press Touch
Screen Effect
Voice Print Service
System Update (ZDM)
Zgesture
Of course the google framework should be removable and I'm trying to remove it but it's giving me a lot of problems. Furthermore it is possible to remove Dolby Atmos, and thanks to lokissmile here's the explanation:
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The Dolby apk's are in the /system/vendor/app folder
The files in the /system/framework/framework are dolby_ds1.jar and dolby_ds2.jar I keep them in my debloat for compatibly with sound mods that may use them but they should be save to remove if you are removing dolby and not using any mod that might require them.
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There are a lot of ringtones and alarm sounds built in, they can be found at "media/audio". Clock Alert Tone is the really annoying alarm tone that you may want to keep.
Also it is possible to remove the built-in launcher if you replace with your own. I'm not sure how the process would work from within android, but if you're making a ROM there are 3 launcher folders in "system/priv-app" and 2 in "system/app". You will also find a folder "etc/custom_config/app/Launcher" that can be removed.
Another note, the messaging app and dialer can be removed but if you actually plan to use your phone you'll need to have a replacement for those. Personally I prefer to use Signal Private Messenger as my text messaging application.
After removing all apps on the list, replacing the launcher with Nova Launcher, and the messaging app with Signal I was able to reduce the amount of system data by ~1.2GB. There's a lot more I think I can get rid and I know the google framework is a sizable chunk, I'm just having a lot of problems with it.
Thanks to SuperR for a great Kitchen to work in, and thanks to lokissmile who's tennitive list on his HelsAx7.SubMix helped me start this list ( I also copied that first thank you from him too).
I also recall there being pre-installed apps for Dropbox and ZTERewards, but unlike the other apps they can be completely uninstalled from within the OS.
If you're going to remove "Toolbox" you need to remove "Calculator" "Plumb Line" "Protractor" "Level" as well. Those four are not usable if you do not have Toolbox installed.
Kinanizer said:
Of course the google framework should be removable and I did remove it but that seems like something that will need testing. Furthermore I know it is possible to remove Dolby Atmos, but I don't know how yet.
tennitive list on his HelsAx7.SubMix helped me start this list ( I also copied that first thank you from him too).
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The Dolby apk's are in the /system/vendor/app folder
The files in the /system/framework/framework are dolby_ds1.jar and dolby_ds2.jar I keep them in my debloat for compatibly with sound mods that may use them but they should be save to remove if you are removing dolby and not using any mod that might require them.
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xtermmin said:
I also recall there being pre-installed apps for Dropbox and ZTERewards, but unlike the other apps they can be completely uninstalled from within the OS.
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Yes they are installed to /system/.partner-app so they are uninstallable.
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doyou37 said:
If you're going to remove "Toolbox" you need to remove "Calculator" "Plumb Line" "Protractor" "Level" as well. Those four are not usable if you do not have Toolbox installed.
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You can also remove Graidentor (sp have ot check my notes) and Noise Field as part of the tools package.,
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Kinanizer said:
I'm working on trying to make a custom ROM and I noticed that there is no complete debloat list for the Axon 7 that I could find. Honestly the bloat on this device really isn't that bad, most of the preloaded apps I actually use. Although I am learning about making custom ROMs and debloating is part of that learning, and I figure someone may find this useful. Now this is by now means a complete or thoroughly tested list. It will be it just isn't yet, so in the meantime feel free to make any comments that may help.
Thanks to SuperR for a great Kitchen to work in, and thanks to lokissmile who's tennitive list on his HelsAx7.SubMix helped me start this list ( I also copied that first thank you from him too).
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Thanks for supplying this to everyone! I'll compare it to my hand debloated build and get the filenames of anything you missed to update the list.
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If you're going to remove "Toolbox" you need to remove "Calculator" "Plumb Line" "Protractor" "Level" as well. Those four are not usable if you do not have Toolbox installed.
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Thank you for the info I'll update the list. I thought removing toolbox would remove all of that so I didn't even look for the rest.
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I also recall there being pre-installed apps for Dropbox and ZTERewards, but unlike the other apps they can be completely uninstalled from within the OS.
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Ya like lokissmile said they have their own little folder and I actually removed them but forgot to add them to the list. Thank you for pointing that out.
lokissmile said:
The Dolby apk's are in the /system/vendor/app folder
The files in the /system/framework/framework are dolby_ds1.jar and dolby_ds2.jar I keep them in my debloat for compatibly with sound mods that may use them but they should be save to remove if you are removing dolby and not using any mod that might require them.
You can also remove Graidentor (sp have ot check my notes) and Noise Field as part of the tools package.,
Thanks for supplying this to everyone! I'll compare it to my hand debloated build and get the filenames of anything you missed to update the list.
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I never even looked inside vendor, and thank you for the other parts of the tools package. And If you could provide anything else to help this list that would be awesome.
Thanks for the help everyone!
It would probably be useful to disable some zte services more so than apps. Question is which services are safe for disabling without negative side effects.
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thanks for the list, this will be very handy in future releases
basically anything but com.android.xxx and anything qualcomm related is safe to remove but if someone had a list of all packages on the phone I could skim through it and really tell you how much is removable.
For the google apps ZTE is required by Google to preinstall some of them for access to the Play Store and Google Play Services.
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basically anything but com.android.xxx and anything qualcomm related is safe to remove but if someone had a list of all packages on the phone I could skim through it and really tell you how much is removable.
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Is there an easy way to print them out for you.
bkores said:
For the google apps ZTE is required by Google to preinstall some of them for access to the Play Store and Google Play Services.
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Uninstalling all apps on my list still allows you to have access to the play store. I do understand that ZTE had to include those apps for playstore certification, and I'm by no means complaining about the bloat. I just want to have a completely debloated ROM to use as a bass.
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Is there an easy way to print them out for you.
Uninstalling all apps on my list still allows you to have access to the play store. I do understand that ZTE had to include those apps for playstore certification, and I'm by no means complaining about the bloat. I just want to have a completely debloated ROM to use as a bass.
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Oh my bad. I didn't read the part of you making a debloated ROM, I thought you were asking ZTE to remove the bloat. Sorry
https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=com.projectsexception.myapplist.open
Or
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.projectsexception.myapplist
In the settings make sure to uncheck the first box so it'll export the system apps. You can pm to me, I'll take your user apps out of the list (unless you want to) and give "safe to delete", "you might miss it" stuff, do not delete, etc. Most of the Qualcomm stuff it's difficult to discern and really I wouldn't want to get rid of those goodies because they're really to take advantage of the device. I also have a few question marks on some of the zte stuff but I guess you'll see once I can get a list back to you.
Other things that can be removed are sounds of course, but it's a matter of opinion and you sold at least leave one of each sound type. A user can create a folder on their storage drive with names of ringtones, alarms, or notifications and put audio in them and the Android media scanner will pick them up. Just an extra tip.
Also, personally I've simply made a script zip file which deletes stuff instead of making a whole ROM just to do the same thing.
Look for IHO poo remover on here. The links for the download might be broken by now, though.
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If you want to do something even further you could make a Google spreadsheet and let people update it with further info.
Like columns for app name, package name, safe to delete, what it's for, etc.
I'm kind of an Android newbie, but still learning how to do all this stuff. I wanted to clean up / remove some of the junk that came with the phone.
Are these all apps that I could safely freeze/remove with TitaniumBackup?
I'm rooted, unlocked bootloader, with B15 and A2017U.
I use NovaLauncher for my launcher, Inbox for my email, so I don't want to have to keep their version of stuff.
Also there are some other things that came installed on my phone, like CamCard, TouchPal keyboard, or some other random apps I don't need/want.
Anyone have a zip you could flash to debloat stock rom?
So, as title says, is there a way to block ads on Instagram?
I think ads are tunnelled through own Instagram app since my modified hosts file wont block anything there. I only found fishy mods that does nothing against ads anyways. So after a lot of time wondering this i thought i would just ask it here...
what's the content of your hosts file, instagram might serve ads over a new network
soora said:
what's the content of your hosts file, instagram might serve ads over a new network
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The one from adaway.
fuarkgl3 said:
So, as title says, is there a way to block ads on Instagram?
I think ads are tunnelled through own Instagram app since my modified hosts file wont block anything there. I only found fishy mods that does nothing against ads anyways. So after a lot of time wondering this i thought i would just ask it here...
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yes that very bad ads
tried everything (root) nothing happens
Use adguard dns with chrome is the simple solution
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The one from adaway.
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Try to enable the dns logging feature in adaway , to see if you can catch where the adds are served from.