orangechoochoo
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Do those apps get called even though they're frozen?
Do those apps get called even though they're frozen?
No, that seems to prevent them from running. Just can't figure out why they were running without my starting them.
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just a heads up, has anyone else noticed that they dont have "cellular data" listed in their smart action rules after freezing the bloat?
i ask because i noticed it yesterday when i was reading through the smart actions thread that i dont have an option to enable or disable cellular data, so i defrosted allllllll of the bloat that i had frozen and "cellular data" is now in my smart action rules.
does anyone know which app prevents cellular data from showing up in the smart action list?
Thanks! I will add this to the OP.I had this too.
Took a long time, but I tracked it down to the Analytics Viewer. If it's frozen, the Cell Data toggle for Smart Actions doesn't work.
The difference between freezing and removing is that when an update comes for the phone, if you removed anything, you will not get the update. Of course, there may be ways around that in due time but it could also be a while.
Freezing is always recommended in the early stages of a phones release. Freezing just hides the app but does not remove it so when an update comes, you just unfreeze and update.
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No. If you uninstall a system app, a factory reset will not restore the app. Some system apps will not reinstall correctly once they are uninstalled, either.right but if you un install (I use system app remover) there is an option in that to backup the files before you uninstall them or simply disable them (I assume it cant be that much different from freeze) also if there is an update you can just factory reset and grab the update..right?
No. If you uninstall a system app, a factory reset will not restore the app. Some system apps will not reinstall correctly once they are uninstalled, either.
I can't stress this enough - do not uninstall system apps! Just freeze them. Freezing will make the apps invisible in your launcher and they will no longer be using any memory so it's just as if they're uninstalled...except freezing is 100% reversible while uninstalling may not be.
Anyone else able to crash their homescreen by pressing a single physical key while the app drawer is open? I get a force close on com.motorola.home :/
I just replicated this issue. I'm using Go Launcher so I don't run into this problem normally but if anyone figures out what frozen app is causing this let me know and I'll remove it from the list.Anyone else able to crash their homescreen by pressing a single physical key while the app drawer is open? I get a force close on com.motorola.home :/