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Due to some reason which is unknown to me my phone restarts after I swap WhatsApp application. Left or right it doesn't matter. This happens only with whatsapp. I'm providing logs.
02-16 11:11:01.419 1473 1473 E AndroidRuntime: at com.android.server.notification.Notifi cation RecordLogger$NotificationCanc elledEvent.fromCancel Reason(Notific ation RecordLogger.java:226)
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E com.android.server.notification.Notifi cation RecordLogger.log NotificationCa ncelled(Notification RecordLogger.jav a:86)
What could be the solution to this problem?
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So far I've tried turning on and off various broadcast receivers of some system applications but apparently that didn't help. I probably triggered one of them which was not intended to be touched and now I have this problem. The problem is I don't know what receiver it was specifically.
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Is there a way to track the amount of time an individual doesn't use their cell phone? For example, let's say I used my phone and decided to lock it (not use it for any given amount time).
Would there be a way to track this? I've tried looking this up but came short. My apologies in advance if this question seems a bit vague.
I won't go into details, but on Android you can make a Service listening for broadcast events SCREEN_ON and SCREEN_OFF. See this answer. You can then note the time between the events to figure out the amount of time the phone is on or off.
On iOS, I did a bit of research and it doesn't seem easily done. There already a question about it here which also mentions how to do it on Android.
For Android:
You can do so by registering a broadcast receiver to the following intent actions
android.intent.action.SCREEN_OFF
android.intent.action.SCREEN_ON
and find out the elapsed time since the user last used his phone in the onRecieve() of the receiver.
This answer to a similar situation can be of help
android: broadcast receiver for screen on and screen off
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I'm creating an app for detecting deleted WhatsApp Messages.
I used a notification listener to detect messages from WhatsApp.
But it detects all notification messages from WhatsApp, while I want to detect only the deleted message.
Can anyone help me?
Deleting a message inside WhatsApp does not post a notification. Thus the answer to your question is, it's impossible to do with a NotificationListener
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I just came across an app called App Locker II: Fake Crash, it fakes an app crash. You just add the app (say WhatsApp) to the list in App Locker II: Fake Crash and next time when you try to launch WhatsApp, a screen comes up saying The application WhatsApp (com.whatsapp) has stopped unexpectedly.
How does this actually work ? Is the crash faked or WhatsApp actually crashes down ?
I would be delighted to know how does this work.
I think that app observes the running processes and creates on start of such a "blacklisted app" a custom dialog with that message you quoted above. In a second step the app will been closed or the home launcher is started. However the reviews point out that it does not work very well.
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I have a problem with newRelic when AsyncTask is in my android app. This is my log:
Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.activity.MainActivity$3 cannot be cast to com.newrelic.agent.android.api.v2.TraceFieldInterface
where $3 is instance of AsyncTask.
It only happens when AsyncTask is present in application. Have you any tips how to solve this issue?
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New Relic support engineer here,
We've identified the cause of this ClassCastException and deployed a fix which will be available in the next release of the agent. This should be available soon.
Keep your eyes on the Android agent release page here: http://docs.newrelic.com/docs/releases/android
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3rd party is running battery test on my android app.
They say that "Exceeds idle mode current when there is no services running with no data connectivity" for the test
test : Idle screen power after quiting the application
Current consumed (mA) :108.93
Battery Life time (hrs) : 11.11
Can anyone help me what I am doing wrong?
I was doing lot of database inserts into sqlite. But it was one time thing at the time of first run.