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Original Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226216
What's eating my network data? Time to get a data usage monitor!!
NetChart is a data usage monitor which can monitor data usage for independent app, to monitor mobile data and wifi data. NetChart also provide the download/upload usage for each app, so you can easily know where's yr data going in that app, like uploading or downloading.
Features:
- Monitor mobile data and wifi data
- Monitor data for each app which using your network
- Monitor download and upload usage
- Gererate a pie chart to show you the top 5 most eating app
- Open the app directly when you click on the app
- Timestamp to remind you when did you start the monitor
- Ability to reset the timestamp
- More Feature Coming!
Please give me suggestion and idea to let me improve the app!!
Download Link: NetChart
Donate Version: NetChart Donate
Thankyou. Downloading now , Sounds great
Does this also keep track of phones and sms.
As in billing we can't check how much we utilised.
zeuscluts said:
Does this also keep track of phones and sms.
As in billing we can't check how much we utilised.
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i think phone and sms would not count as network data
Thankyou mate.
I thought that it will count.
As I am finding some app which has all features of sms.
Calls and data manager
zeuscluts said:
Thankyou mate.
I thought that it will count.
As I am finding some app which has all features of sms.
Calls and data manager
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oops, sorry cant help
I prefer a simple widget available on the home screen to show the data usage
terewong said:
I prefer a simple widget available on the home screen to show the data usage
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good idea!:good:
Related
As stated. I am using anti theft software that forces my phone to switch on wifi and GPS but as soon as it does I get that message telling me something is using my GPS etc. This looks suspicious to a potential thief in my opinion so I want to know if there was anyway at all I could remove or disable this pop up
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Well. I have found out that Cerberus somehow disables this message shortly after it is displayed. However I prefer to use PhoneLocator Pro and that is the problem app for me. I contacted the developer and this is the reply
Hello !
This issue is because of your custom ROM you are running.
This is not happening in all the ROM's and you should ask developers of this rom how this issue can be fixed - maybe there is a way to disable this.
I will document myself on this, but I don't know if this can be fixed - even if you are saying that Cerberus doesn't have this behavior . Cereberus might be using a hack to turn on the GPS, a hack which I don't want to use cause Google is watching and these things can ban your app from the Play store.
Switch to Avast.
You can remotely lock the phone, sound an alarm, send text, forward calls, forward text, wipe phone info, gps track etc.... all through text commands. You also have the added benefit of anti-virus and firewall protection.
Best of all..... It's FREE.
BROKKANIC said:
Switch to Avast.
You can remotely lock the phone, sound an alarm, send text, forward calls, forward text, gps track etc.... all through text commands. You also have the added benefit of anti-virus and firewall protection.
Best of all..... It's FREE.
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I have that installed as well, it isn't as feature rich in comparison to PhoneLocator Pro or Cerberus. Plus I like to use the web based interface rather than SMS
how to disable GPS notification in coolpad note 3. I turn off the location "setting->location->OFF" but it doesn't work.
Just wondering what would be better/more accurate for a data usage counter...
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Just wondering what would be better/more accurate for a data usage counter...
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The built-in data counter is awesome, but I'm not sure on it's accuracy. From what I can tell, the overall usage is pretty much dead on, but the individual apps data usage add up to more than the total...
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Notice the first three apps add to well more than the total. But I think the total is accurate, not the individual apps. I could be wrong.
external app is better,
Thanks, I think I'll use Onavo then. I think I also noticed individual apps totaling a different sum than the total shown...
My counter in jellybean is pretty much bang on, I ditched "my data manager" because it always said I had used loads more than I had. And the apps sum up to the right total here, can't vouch for the ICS version though. Get cm10 if you can
UPDATE: After further use its underestimating by 200mb, tbh it seems to have stopped counting. Most accurate external app at least for orange uk is 3g watchdog. You can pre-enter the data you have already used too!
Sent from Iron man's Jellybean powered suit
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The built-in data counter is awesome, but I'm not sure on it's accuracy. From what I can tell, the overall usage is pretty much dead on, but the individual apps data usage add up to more than the total...
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Notice the first three apps add to well more than the total. But I think the total is accurate, not the individual apps. I could be wrong.
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I have the same problem running 4.1.2 using Motorola's stock ROM. However other people I know running jelly bean have data counters that work fine. Maybe a problem on Motorola's end?
Problem Background
Currently, we have facing "Excessive network usage (background)" from Android Vital report. We're only " Better than 9% "
The app is a note taking app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yocto.wenote), which provides an optional feature - sync to cloud in background after the app close.
This is how we perform sync to cloud in background.
We use WorkManager.
In Application onPause, Schedule OneTimeWorkRequest, with constraint NetworkType.CONNECTED. The worker is scheduled to start with delay 8 seconds.
In case failure, we retry using BackoffPolicy.LINEAR, with delay time 1.5 hours.
The maximum number of retry is 1 time. That's mean, after the app close till the app re-open again. The maximum number of execution, of sync to cloud process is 2.
The size of data is vary, can be few KB till few hundred MB.
Analysis
The only information we have is https://developer.android.com/topic/performance/vitals/bg-network-usage .
When an app connects to the mobile network in the background, the app wakes up the CPU and turns on the radio. Doing so repeatedly can run down a device's battery. An app is considered to be running in the background if it is in the PROCESS_STATE_BACKGROUND or PROCESS_STATE_CACHED state. ... ... ... Android vitals considers background network usage excessive when an app is sending and receiving a combined total of 50 MB per hour while running in the background in 0.10% of battery sessions.
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We start the background sync job, 8 seconds after Application's onPause. During that period, will the app inside or outside PROCESS_STATE_BACKGROUND/PROCESS_STATE_CACHED? How can we avoid running inside PROCESS_STATE_BACKGROUND/PROCESS_STATE_CACHED?
What does it mean by "running in the background in 0.10% of battery sessions."? How can we avoid such?
Another assumption, is sync file is too large, and using too much data. Soon, we notice this assumption might not be true. We notice according to "Hourly mobile network usage (background)", the data size is from 1MB to 5MB.
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My questions are
What is the actual root cause for such "Excessive network usage (background)" warning? How can we accurately find out the root cause.
How does other apps (Like Google Photo, Google Keep, Google Doc, ...) which perform background sync, tackle this problem?
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Please help!!!
No apps seems to eat the battery. I have taken all measures to tweak the settings to lessen the discharge but nothing seems to work...I'll be relieved if it's a bug.
Thanks in advance.
Jtheripperxx said:
Please help!!!
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You are not being very informative.
Which ROM and which kernel are you using?
Thanks for replying
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You are not being very informative.
Which ROM and which kernel are you using?
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Miui 11 official rom battery eating so fast,,, goto app uninstall theme , security etc all mi default app,,, mean all app update ,,, also logout mi account n setting search bar revoked then disable (msa ) option then again logging to you mi account , goto wifi additional setting trun off always scan .aslo sync of you Google or mi account. Also background app ristric find in setting/app manger/ click on any app like compass/battery saver ristric background activity. Also disable wifi / data , if you not need but if you want notification you dont do this whatsapp hangout , etc only select silen apps calculator,compass your default browser if you not like it. Service & feed, mi pay, consol wallpaper deactivate, lose battery n data, gps also off
While it could be a software/settings problem I doubt it. This device is very old and most likey the battery is ready to be replaced. Replacement of battery is an easy task and can be done quickly. If you decide to do it yourself make sure you have double sided tape to secure new battery.
Struggling to get Redmi Note 9 Pro to store my Google Maps history.
I used to have it quite smooth in Samsung A8 and other devices, but here I only get a couple dots connected with straight lines. Mostly these points are from the moments when I unlock the phone. Locked phone doesn't allow G-Maps to get the history right.
Some exclusions: when I use Maps navigation, timeline stored is very precise.
What I have tried:
- "lock" maps in task switcher
- set permissions for Maps, services, other location-related apps - to "Allow while in use" or "Allow always" (when this option is accessible)
- disable batter-saving for these apps
- share my live location permanently to my friend through Google Maps. He can see the location, but at the same time no history/timeline stored in a smooth way.
What I would like: have the Timeline with much more details stored.
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Same problem here. Very annoying!
My workaround is using http://gpslogger.app and letting it locate once per minute and upload the data to my Google drive. Thus location timeline becomes reasonable accurate.
bobhund said:
letting it locate once per minute
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How much battery drain does this cause? (How much more battery life would you get if you disabled this)?
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How much battery drain does this cause? (How much more battery life would you get if you disabled this)?
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Hard to tell as I'm very much confined to my home at the moment and only leave for some hours. Whenever I let the phone just rest on the table, It doesn't even locate or send the location. The other problem (random freezes and reboots) didn't happy any more since I set my 2nd sim card to 3G.