• Universal Mouse Cursor for the LG Classic

  • L-BLevel 4 - Platinum Member

    leiby
    yes before it would listen again. It sure does seem to be from this command

    L-B my question was if you also notice that after doing the command to stop the calling out the incoming calls, it will make voice access just listen to you the first second and not all the time the 3 dots are on top?

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      • L-BLevel 4 - Platinum Member

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        leiby
        I just tried on my wifes phone which I didnt run the command on and its exactly the same as mine as far as numbering the stuff on the screen in messaging

          got you

          so looks like this command does make some damage at least to voice access

          L-B and what about on your wifes phone about listening to you again?

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            • L-BLevel 4 - Platinum Member

              leiby
              Yes I can confirm that the same thing happened by me (I just didnt realize until you pointed it out). It will only listen for the first time

              (it has nothing to do with the first few seconds you can wait a few seconds to speak it just only works for one time. you can speak for as long or as short as you want but after that you have to turn it off and on again to use it again)

                L-B Thanks for confirming!

                by me the pro of not having the incoming calls announced loud is still worth it
                so thanks again for that tip

                • L-BLevel 4 - Platinum Member

                  leiby
                  I just tried it and hers works for a second and third time. The problem you found definitely seems to be from this command. Thank you for finding this problem so people can realize and decide whether its kedai for them...

                  • L-BLevel 4 - Platinum Member

                    leiby
                    didn't try. once I got rid of the voice access notification using the settings app from xxdeafgirl I don't mind just the one from the mouse

                    [Login to see the link] that command would just disable permanent system notifications, so for all intents and purposes only the voice access and mouse cursor (and I don't think there are any other super important permenant system notifications)

                    Try it, and you can always undo it by replacing "ignore" in the command to "allow"

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                      • AabeLevel 3 - Gold Member

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                        Apps4Flip-Admin what am i doing wrong? i put the command "cmd appops set android POST_NOTIFICATION ignore"'"

                        and nothing happens

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                          try leaving out "cmd"

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                            • AabeLevel 3 - Gold Member

                              boruch tried that already
                              nothing happens

                              • AabeLevel 3 - Gold Member

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                                yteps how did u make it work by you?
                                tried it multiple times and it dosent remove any notification not the mouse and not voice access

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                                Try this. adb shell cmd appops set <packageName> POST_NOTIFICATION ignore

                                  Jumptoheaven I don't think it'll actually work, because the notification isn't coming from the app, but rather it's the system notifying you.

                                  Ok. I realized that that wouldn't work... I used something else to disable the notifications on my phone. I can get you the exact commands on Sunday, but if you want to figure it out yourself you basically have to get the path to the notification service in the package that you want to disable notifications for, and enter this following command (specifying the path to activity in the "<>" brackets"):

                                  adb shell settings put secure enabled_notification_listeners %nlisteners: <com.example.myapplication/com.example.myapplication.service.ServiceNotificationIntercept>