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    Cheetah Mobile is accused of committing Ad Fraud in several apps - xda-developers.com Android Apps

    Cheetah Mobile is accused of committing Ad Fraud in several apps - xda-developers.com Android Apps


    Cheetah Mobile is accused of committing Ad Fraud in several apps - xda-developers.com

    Posted: 26 Nov 2018 11:43 PM PST

    https://www.xda-developers.com/cheetah-mobile-ad-fraud-android-apps/

    tl;dr: Just as you've always suspected, Cheetah Mobile's main interest is in selling your data. But they've now been shown to go above and beyond in abusing the permissions granted to their apps. The ad fraud scheme abuses user trust and steals revenue from not only Google but also developers that should be receiving the referral bonus in the first place.

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    [DEV] 2Do just added CalDAV Sync support

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 04:38 AM PST

    CalDAV is everywhere. Most Calendaring servers (iCloud Reminders, Fruux, Oracle, Yahoo, Fastmail, OwnCloud, NextCloud, Synology and so on) have support for "ToDo Calendars" that can be dedicated to managing your Tasks and Reminders.

    2Do just added CalDAV Sync support. If you haven't come across 2Do yet, or haven't considered giving it a try, I can assure you that it'll surpass all of your expectations for a seemingly simple to use Task Manager. It's an award winning app (the real kind) on iOS and macOS, and perhaps one of a handful that don't charge a subscription fee (or display adverts).

    Here's more information on this: https://www.2doapp.com/2do-on-android-learns-a-new-trick-with-caldav/

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    Restaurant ordering system apps

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 07:46 AM PST

    Im looking for an apps which can help assist for ordering in the kitchen. I open a small cafe, and sometimes its hard to keep tracks of the order that we receive and sometimes we ended up forgetting the order. Im looking for an apps which can be preset the current menu list that we have and can be easily add with a touch of a button after we receive the ordee and be remove to the list after the order have been complete. Preferably light weight apps. We're not a big restaurant, at the moment, so we dont need to know which table is which, we're just looking for an apps that can help ease our ordering system. Any suggestion guys?

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    [DEV] TapNext - First Game

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 07:45 AM PST

    Hello fellow droiders

    I've just released my first android game : TapNext

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asociallions.tapnext

    Game is simple : you Tap a sequence (the alphabet, numbers up to 10...) in the correct order as fast as possible.

    There are multiple difficulties, and multiple categories.

    Some categories are easy (numbers up to 10), some are stupidly hard (the whole periodic table, or all the U.S presidents in chronological order). The more you farm the levels, the more coins you get to unlock new categories.

    No in-apps. No ads. There will be ads the day I'm starving and need to buy a pizza.

    Oh and turn the sound on, you can try to play some music while tapping.

    I want to see how fast you guys can tap the alphabet (I have personnaly not been able to go under 12 seconds).

    <3

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    Shareit alternative? I need an app like shareit that i can also install on my laptop. The bluetooth transfer speedand restrictions is killing me

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 02:28 AM PST

    Any app that i also can install for my pc will do

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    Logging App

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 12:16 PM PST

    I have a customer list that I would like to import into an app where I setup frequencies of how often to visit the customer and track when I do. I know there are endless CRM programs but they are all more complex than what I need.

    For example, I setup ABC Company with a call frequency on every 30 days and XYZ setup every 7 days. I get notified when it's been over the set days and it tracks each visit.

    Any help? There are tap log app that are close!

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    [DEV] Just released my first game: Glitch Run - Addictive Platformer

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 08:28 AM PST

    Play Store link

    Fast-paced and addictive arcade platformer.

    Dive in for intense time killing gameplay with simple, yet addictive mechanic!

    Get the square through an obstacle course to win. But consider that every level is procedurally generated, so you won't ever get the same one twice!

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    Pixel Art Clock

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 11:51 AM PST

    Anyone know why it isn't on the play store anymore? It was my go to clock for ages and I've just gone to reinstall it and can't find it anywhere

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    What's the best BusyBox solution for 2018?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 11:23 AM PST

    I haven't really messed with BusyBox installs on rooted Android since 2014, so I'm not sure what the best practices are for 2018. Back then, I used BusyBox Pro and installed BusyBox to /system/xbin and called it a day.

    But now for 2018, with a new phone, I notice some new options. For example:

    BusyBox Pro now defaults the installation path to /sbin instead of /system/xbin. Should I be installing to /sbin now? Doesn't /sbin reset on each reboot?

    Should I be using Smart Install instead of regular install?

    And finally, is BusyBox Pro still the best option or should I be using the Magisk BusyBox module instead? Are there any benefits to one vs the other?

    Would greatly appreciate any help.

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    TalkFaster! - Speed up WhatsApp voice messages

    Posted: 26 Nov 2018 03:19 PM PST

    I've developed a free app that allows speeding up long WhatsApp voice messages. It's available in the Play Store under the name TalkFaster (one word). Your feedback is very appreciated!

    Edit: Here's the link!

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    Request: reddit app that caches more than 50 pages of multiple subreddits with images gifs and comments

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 07:16 AM PST

    Open Source Gallery App?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 10:51 AM PST

    Hey guys,

    I'm wondering if there are any safe, and preferably open source gallery apps out there? I currently have simple gallery, but am looking to switch to something else because of performance issues. I'm not sure why, but swiping through pictures or zooming produces an extreme amount of lag and it's barely usable. I have confirmed this issue is absent in other gallery apps.

    Thanks in advance!

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    [DEV] Game to improve your motor skills and solve awesome challenges

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 10:41 AM PST

    Equilibrall was launched this week. It's a game you can play matches within 10 ~ 30 seconds with only one hand. You can play it anywhere between any interval you have.

    Every week a new theme is released with 8 new levels. Every theme has its unique challenges.

    Check it out now and give your opinion (really, I need to know what you guys think about it)! I will be glad to hear anything you have to say and try to implement it as fast as possible.

    https://souluizfernando.com/blog/equilibrall/

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.souluizfernando.Equilibrall

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDV-g5btxxM

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    Dreamlab app

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 10:07 AM PST

    Does anyone use this on their phones?

    I have two-- Galaxy S9 Plus and XZ1 Compact. While the former has the newer processor Snapdragon 845, the XZ1C with a Snapdragon 835 is much slower at calculating problems.

    After monitoring their CPU usage, I realized the XZ1C was using the power efficient cores to process for Dreamlab(cores 1-4 @1.9gHz), while the S9P was using it's high performance cores(cores 5-8 at 2.8gHz).

    Has anyone else experienced a similar problem, particularly with SD835? Was looking through reviews on the Google play store and one mentioned that their Galaxy S8(SD835)was also calculating relatively slow.

    Edit: CPU usage also maxes at 50% for the XZ1C when only using Dreamlab, while the S9P is at 100%.

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    Podcast app with a "feed" view similar to YT subscriptions

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 09:42 AM PST

    Is there a podcast app that shows episodes releases like a feed, similar to YouTube subscriptions page?

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    Internet Connection

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 09:26 AM PST

    I noticed my phone slows my home internet.

    Its is a stock android. I didn't noticed anything like this before so i suspect something i downloaded. So deleted some. (ex : facebooklite )

    Is there an app which i can check which program slow my internet or prevents internet connection to apps without root.

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    Keyboard app recommendations

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 03:22 AM PST

    Hi there! Switched back to Android after a year on iOS and was wondering what's a good keyboard to use? Previously used SwiftKey which was good, but maybe something else has come about?

    submitted by /u/lostandforgottensoul
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    Texting app with local encryption and web app?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 09:18 AM PST

    A while back I started using Signal as a texting app replacement, since even when the other person wasn't using Signal, it seems like it would at least encrypt the texts locally, so they couldn't be opened except through Signal.

    Unfortunately however, even though Signal does have a desktop app for texting, iirc that only worked for messaging other Signal users - but not regular text messages. And since the local text message record was encrypted, other apps like Pushbullet couldn't access them either.

    Is there any other app that does somehow manage to strike a balance between the security of encryption and the convenience of messaging from another device? Or is that just impossible to do without totally compromising the security?

    Also, since I like to back everything up, it would be great if this hypothetical secure app could also save encrypted backups to the cloud, or something like that.

    Is there anything like that out there?

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    Any launchers besides Nova that can hide the notification bar?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 04:52 AM PST

    Need an app that will allow only certain phone numbers bypass Silent mode.

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 08:17 AM PST

    Hello. I'm looking for app described in title for Galaxy S9. I understand there is a built-in DnD bypass mode, but you have to choose between All, Contacts, or Favorite Contacts -- however I am looking for one that will unsilent the phone per only specific numbers regardless to whether they are in Favorite Contacts or not (i.e. my father-in-law and wife in Favorite, but only want my wife's to bypass silent mode).

     

    Bonus if there's such an app that will force phone to bypass silent under certain condition. i.e. if my wife calls me most of the time, it will be silent, but if she does certain thing specific (like text first) then the next call will be unsilent.

    Thank you!

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    Alarm Clock App to replace AdyClock?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 07:44 AM PST

    I've been using AdyClock for years across multiple Android devices, but lately, it's gone completely unreliable on me. I suppose that the stock clock app from LG could fill that gap, but I'll miss some of AdyClock's features.
     
    Specifically, AdyClock was designed to resemble an old-school 8-segment LED digital clock for it's main display. You could select the color. The background was pure black, to save power on AMOLED phones. It had a screensaver mode where the time display was made small and moved about the screen to prevent AMOLED burn-in.
     
    It could play any audio from your alarms, notifications, ringtones, and music folders as the alarm tone. You had the option of ramping up the volume from quiet to loud as the alarm continued to play. It also offered a wide selection of vibration patterns that could accompany the alarm tone, some more aggressive than others.
     
    Of those AdyClock features, I would absolutely want to have all the display features, and the ability to select any audio file in whatever I get to replace it. The volume ramping and vibrations are nice to have, but I could live with out them. One feature that AdyClock doesn't offer but would be useful to me is being able to set up alarms on a bi-weekly schedule.
     
    I figure that Alarm Clock apps have to fall just behind Flashlight apps when it comes to your chances of finding sketchy malware on the Play store, so any suggestions of good clean apps are welcome.
     
    I see where Timely got recommended in a bunch of previous threads in this sub, but I'm away from my phone until late tonight, and also can't browse the Play store, so I don't know if it meets what I'm looking for.

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    Unique launcher concepts like AIO launcher

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 01:35 AM PST

    Hello, I'm looking for unique launchers like the AIO launcher.

    I love the idea of this no-icon launcher, but don't like the fact that the home is not really customizable... any ideas? All txt-only / self learning / crazy launchers are welcome! :)

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    Can i control my camera without camera2api

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 07:00 AM PST

    i have xiaomi redmi note 5 (know as note 5pro) so i dont wanna unlock my bootloader or root so can i control iso shuter speed raw format and other manual stuff without camera2api and if there is an app that can do that stuff without camera2api pls comment the link

    submitted by /u/True_Gx_Gaming
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    parental controls

    Posted: 27 Nov 2018 04:47 AM PST

    any that can be used remotely that are good? Want to be able to set time limits and block usage remotely.

    submitted by /u/Silencer271
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