Users were seeing issues where Gmail wouldn't notify them about new e-mails until several hours after the e-mails came in. That thread was specifically about apps like Gmail and Inbox. It sounds like a good idea in theory, but the execution was done very poorly. The frequency between these wake opportunities depends on how long the phone has been locked. Essentially, Android 6.0 added a feature called Doze which puts apps to sleep while the phone is locked/not in use, giving them only brief windows of opportunity to check for any new notifications before being put back to sleep. I first caught on to this when I stumbled upon a Reddit thread on /r/Android. PSA: The 'battery optimization' feature in Android 6.0 Marshmallow may be causing your Gmail to not notify you of e-mails until it's way too late and other apps to not notify you about anything ever. Android App Compatibility w/o Play Services.Photos: I moved all mine to my Nextcloud.Īlso check out some of my personal notes I've been taking as I went:.Drive: Nextcloud holds my files in the 'cloud' (my home PC available on the go).Contacts & Calendar: Nextcloud provides my cross-device sync for these.Gmail: hosting my email addresses elsewhere.Use and have found alternatives for include: The full list of Google services I used to In this blog post I'll talk about the Google services I used to use and the Google can collect about me going forward as well as deleting the data they

On Google services, moving my data to my own servers and limiting what data It is not enabled.A couple of years ago I started the progress of slowly de-googling my life: lessening my reliance I was at v1.1.4 and now at v1.1.5Ĩ - tried to attach to device using SSH and ADB. Note that the tab is on the bottom.ħ - updated firmware and rebooted. This is my power lead for the NSPanel Pro.ģ - I fed the power lead through the back of the table mount and connected the neutral, line leads to the terminals on the NSPanel Pro and slide the power cover lead back in place.Ĥ - attached the back plate of the NSPanel Pro to the tabletop mount with two included Philips screws.ĥ - snapped the NSPanel Pro cover back in place. I used heat shrink tubing on the green leads.

Installed as /usr/lib/android-sdk/platform-tools/adbInstalling the device in the Sonoff case.ġ - Pry the cover off the NSPanel Pro and pulled of the power see pictureĢ - I used an old computer power cable here cutting off the end and stripping it to expose the neutral (white), black (line-hot) and green (ground) leads.

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