Blocking Mode with LED control? - T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I used to have in the blocking Mode the option to disable LED notifications while blocking Mode was on. I know the Note 3 had it but I wonder why Samsung took it out. Is there any other way to get it back?

polish_pat said:
I used to have in the blocking Mode the option to disable LED notifications while blocking Mode was on. I know the Note 3 had it but I wonder why Samsung took it out. Is there any other way to get it back?
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I asked the same question on another forum and apparently samsung took it out, you are going to have to use this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflow
this is what im using and it works flawlessly. but i cant understand why samsung removed it....

azteca452 said:
I asked the same question on another forum and apparently samsung took it out, you are going to have to use this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflow
this is what im using and it works flawlessly. but i cant understand why samsung removed it....
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I've been using that app for years. I dont see where there is such an option...can you enlighten me?

polish_pat said:
I've been using that app for years. I dont see where there is such an option...can you enlighten me?
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Set sleep mode as same time as blocking mode and you good to go
BAD ASS NOTE 4

BACARDILIMON said:
Set sleep mode as same time as blocking mode and you good to go
BAD ASS NOTE 4
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This....

azteca452 said:
This....
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Or this...............
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nexus one - camera issue

HI " XDA dev." !!
last night my nexus one fall on the floor (from my desk ), push by my cat when he is jump on the desk
the fall was not from to high but screen hit first .... anyway, now my flashlight and camera wont load/work (same for all app using' camera lens *i.e barcodescanner)
do i need to conclude it's broke ? and is there a way to verify ?
thanx for any help, forgive my english, xda ownz
Sneak
Andro_Sneak said:
do i need to conclude it's broke ?
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Yes.
Andro_Sneak said:
and is there a way to verify ?
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Try using it. Does it work? No...? It's broke.
Like your answer
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The (very-almost-nearly) theft proof Nexus 4

I'm not sure if a mod like this exists already but a couple of days ago I realised that if the power button were disabled entirely on the lock screen and the user installed phone tracking software like lockout then it would be very difficult to steal.
Most thieves turn the phone off and remove the battery immediately once they have the phone so it renders the tracking software useless but if you couldn't long press the power button to shut down, get to the context menu to access shutdown/reboot or remove the battery then in theory the only way to disable it would be to have the sim-access pin on you to take the sim card out.
Is anyone interested in implementing this or has anyone done this already?
The only issue I see with this is if your phone freezes.
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droidmakespwn said:
The only issue I see with this is if your phone freezes.
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True... do you know if it would be possible to have an alternate way of turning the phone off that wouldn't be effected by a crash?
Perhaps some sort of button combination instead of long pressing power.
Alternatively just let the battery run out I suppose...
All someone has to do is put the device into fast boot mode and wipe userdata. Easy if you have a little know how.
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Put a gps tag in it, separate of hardware/software. That's the only way to track it. Otherwise there's always a way to get in if you have physical access to the device.
IRX120 said:
All someone has to do is put the device into fast boot mode and wipe userdata. Easy if you have a little know how.
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Could you put it into fast boot if you're stuck on the lockscreen with the power button disabled though?
Also, highly doubt the average thief would have the know how.
raazman said:
Put a gps tag in it, separate of hardware/software. That's the only way to track it. Otherwise there's always a way to get in if you have physical access to the device.
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Still, a small mod like this would make it all the much harder to steal and get away with.
Even if the power button were disabled in software, you could still long press the button to force a power off. As far as I know, this is a hardware failsafe feature.
ParallelProcess said:
Even if the power button were disabled in software, you could still long press the button to force a power off. As far as I know, this is a hardware failsafe feature.
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You are correct. There is a microchip that disconnects power to the circuit when the power button is held. This mod would have to bypass that microchip and wouldn't be worth it.
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4.2.2 make you accept the RSA keys of the computer so you would need to get past that even in fast boot right?
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scoobdude said:
4.2.2 make you accept the RSA keys of the computer so you would need to get past that even in fast boot right?
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Are people really that afraid of their phone being stolen? Lost maybe? But a minor degree of caution prevents any theft (except maybe by force but those are rare)
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Censura_Umbra said:
Are people really that afraid of their phone being stolen? Lost maybe? But a minor degree of caution prevents any theft (except maybe by force but those are rare)
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Does it really matter if the phone is "lost" or "stolen"? Either way, you don't have it and someone else does.
I'd they take the sim card out ...
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Censura_Umbra said:
Are people really that afraid of their phone being stolen? Lost maybe? But a minor degree of caution prevents any theft (except maybe by force but those are rare)
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You must not go to places like gyms or health clubs. Those places can be bad for stolen phones.
Blazing angel said:
I'd they take the sim card out ...
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I have an app on my phone that will notify me if someone puts another sim card in my phone. It will send me all the sim information and I believe it can even take their picture. Of course this only works on stupid thieves. Luckily the majority are.
grubbster said:
You must not go to places like gyms or health clubs. Those places can be bad for stolen phones.
I have an app on my phone that will notify me if someone puts another sim card in my phone. It will send me all the sim information and I believe it can even take their picture. Of course this only works on stupid thieves. Luckily the majority are.
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And the name of said app is? This sounds really interesting. That it's the one advantage of CDMA... no sim
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Cerberus
NoL1m1tZ said:
Cerberus
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Yep, that be it.
athani said:
Does it really matter if the phone is "lost" or "stolen"? Either way, you don't have it and someone else does.
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Exactly! This wouldn't make it theft proof. Doesn't stop the thief taking it out of your pocket.
As mentioned there are a number of apps that can track the phone, remote wipe etc etc.
Luckily I have never lost a phone or had it stolen. My main and really only concern would be people having access to the pictures of my children. As the nexus 4 doesn't have an SD card slot these are only stored on the phone. So if I remote wipe they won't have access to them. Plus as the storage connects to the PC as MTP most public data recovery tools won't work which is another safety net. Who would have though a phone with no SD slot would be the better option
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Your best bet is Cerberus, survives factory reset

PSA: Ubuntu may brick your phone

I just saw this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes#Nexus_4
In rare circumstances, the Nexus4 may get into a state where it may not boot at all after the battery is drained (even into recovery). If this happens, the only way to restore it is to disassemble the back of the phone and unplug/plug the battery connector.
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This means you have to void your warranty and open up your phone, so it's not just a soft brick.
I think more people should be aware of this before thinking OMG Ubuntu is awesome, let me try it on my phone! I was lucky enough not to encounter the above problem before wiping ubuntu and returning to android. The developer preview was extremely disappointing anyway, as its nowhere near at a usable state since the phone radio doesn't even work. It's more of a GUI design preview than anything else really.
halluci293 said:
I just saw this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes#Nexus_4
This means you have to void your warranty and open up your phone, so it's not just a soft brick.
I think more people should be aware of this before thinking OMG Ubuntu is awesome, let me try it on my phone! I was lucky enough not to encounter the above problem before wiping ubuntu and returning to android. The developer preview was extremely disappointing anyway, as its nowhere near at a usable state since the phone radio doesn't even work. It's more of a GUI design preview than anything else really.
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ummmm....the phone radio does work lol
data does not, if that's what you meant
thank you for pointing out this message, though. I missed it when I read the wiki
Sounds like a battery discharge issue...
Usually phones have a protection to avoid full discharge, but I guess Ubuntu doesn't.
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hp420 said:
ummmm....the phone radio does work lol
data does not, if that's what you meant
thank you for pointing out this message, though. I missed it when I read the wiki
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It half worked for me; calling worked, but I couldn't get text messages to work for some reason, and of course data isn't supported yet. Anyway, I didn't stay on Ubuntu for very long.
halluci293 said:
It half worked for me; calling worked, but I couldn't get text messages to work for some reason, and of course data isn't supported yet. Anyway, I didn't stay on Ubuntu for very long.
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That's because texting uses data
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halluci293 said:
I just saw this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/ReleaseNotes#Nexus_4
This means you have to void your warranty and open up your phone, so it's not just a soft brick.
I think more people should be aware of this before thinking OMG Ubuntu is awesome, let me try it on my phone! I was lucky enough not to encounter the above problem before wiping ubuntu and returning to android. The developer preview was extremely disappointing anyway, as its nowhere near at a usable state since the phone radio doesn't even work. It's more of a GUI design preview than anything else really.
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its not the ubuntu os, its a general problem with the nexus 4. think of all the blinking red light of death posts, its one and the same.
XupModz said:
That's because texting uses data
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It does not.
athani said:
It does not.
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Your right i did get it to work yesterday though thru WiFi anyway i don't know why it wouldn't for him..
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Had that happen to me once with an lg optimus g. Had to take it apart and unplug battery. You can open it and unplug the battery without leaving any evidence behind. So you don't necessarily void warranty if you are careful.
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XupModz said:
Your right i did get it to work yesterday though thru WiFi anyway i don't know why it wouldn't for him..
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Texting doesn't use wifi either. It just uses the gsm network. Unless you're referring to WhatsApp texts and the like.
athani said:
Texting doesn't use wifi either. It just uses the gsm network. Unless you're referring to WhatsApp texts and the like.
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I wasn't referring that i sent the messages through WiFi my mistake i worded that wrong i sent the messages when using WiFi but yeah gsm network works which mean text + calls no data
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ATT and Samsung Baby-Sitting

How do you get rid of that annoying message everytime you try to increase the volume on your headset. You know the one that tells you gonna hurt your ears. It seems you have to click OK everytime.
I am really getting fed up with this nanny state of affairs.
privatewarrior1 said:
How do you get rid of that annoying message everytime you try to increase the volume on your headset. You know the one that tells you gonna hurt your ears. It seems you have to click OK everytime.
I am really getting fed up with this nanny state of affairs.
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Root then get Wanam
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Pandawg said:
Root then get Wanam
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already have it installed. I look for the setting
privatewarrior1 said:
already have it installed. I look for the setting
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found it under sounds...thx

Is there a for sure way to hardbrick my device?

I'm still within the 14 day purchase and want to return my note 3. The problem is I rooted and got the custom status padlock. I've tried every single way to fix it posted on this forum and google. Aside from the root problem I can not deal with the wifi issues and low earpiece during phone calls that I've been getting. Can anybody here point in the right direction. I have full root access and running MJ5.
The goal is to hardbrick and not let the custom status screen turn on.
Any help is appreciated thanks guys.
helyg said:
I'm still within the 14 day purchase and want to return my note 3. The problem is I rooted and got the custom status padlock. I've tried every single way to fix it posted on this forum and google. Aside from the root problem I can not deal with the wifi issues and low earpiece during phone calls that I've been getting. Can anybody here point in the right direction. I have full root access and running MJ5.
The goal is to hardbrick and not let the custom status screen turn on.
Any help is appreciated thanks guys.
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have you tried doing a factory reset, Settings-General Backup and Reset
carl1961 said:
have you tried doing a factory reset, Settings-General Backup and Reset
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I've tried literally everything. Nothing works. That forsaken padlock just keeps appearing and the custom status stays.
helyg said:
I've tried literally everything. Nothing works. That forsaken padlock just keeps appearing and the custom status stays.
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Sounds like fraud to me.
A fraud? What would I have to gain from making this up?
Lol. He meant insurance fraud.
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helyg said:
A fraud? What would I have to gain from making this up?
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You want to return your phone but you hosed it up, now you can't. So...let's see if we can hose it up even more and say it just broke. That's fraud
getbuzzin said:
Lol. He meant insurance fraud.
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Oh LOL, no if that were the case I would have just reported it stolen or something.
I just want to return it and swap it for a G2.
Have you try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2567183
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getbuzzin said:
Have you try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2567183
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Yes I did sir, Everything to try and return to stock and every trick to try and just get rid of the padlock but nothing has worked. So I figured, just bork the phone and return it.
helyg said:
Yes I did sir, Everything to try and return to stock and every trick to try and just get rid of the padlock but nothing has worked. So I figured, just bork the phone and return it.
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helyg try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47671004&postcount=217
carl1961 said:
helyg try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47671004&postcount=217
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to brick or restore the phone? i downloaded both linked files but im unsure of how to use them
i guess you didnt look hard enough
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559715
you're welcome.
pham818 said:
i guess you didnt look hard enough
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559715
you're welcome.
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Thanks, i confused that as a fix for people who messed up merging the I9 with J5. I'll give it a go and see if it'll get rid of the padlock.
helyg said:
Thanks, i confused that as a fix for people who messed up merging the I9 with J5. I'll give it a go and see if it'll get rid of the padlock.
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It will, just don't do the last step (rldv.zip) and reboot twice
evilpotatoman said:
It will, just don't do the last step (rldv.zip) and reboot twice
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Well Mr. Evilpotatoman I bid you good day sir. I could of taken the easy way out and just took my note 3 for a spin in the toilet and called it a day, but After a couple of hours everything is now set and good as new. Thank you very much.
Tomorrow I will return to the AT&T store, return the phone and get my maw-knees back. :highfive:
helyg said:
Well Mr. Evilpotatoman I bid you good day sir. I could of taken the easy way out and just took my note 3 for a spin in the toilet and called it a day, but After a couple of hours everything is now set and good as new. Thank you very much.
Tomorrow I will return to the AT&T store, return the phone and get my maw-knees back. :highfive:
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I want to also get back to factory stock...due to my phone's been acting buggy after messing with wanam xposed. Did you root using Kingo? I am wondering if this would work for mj5 rooted with kingo? Thanks!
dtien said:
I want to also get back to factory stock...due to my phone's been acting buggy after messing with wanam xposed. Did you root using Kingo? I am wondering if this would work for mj5 rooted with kingo? Thanks!
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Yes sir, I rooted with Kingo. I was on MJ5, i accidently took the OTA when i connected to Wifi. This is the only method that worked for me. Like Potatoman said, complete the procedure and padlock will erase and everything will be squeaky clean like the day you opened the phone box.

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