When you sideload a different sms app

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SO I sideloaded the quick sms app mainly because I can silence text notifications separate from the phone calls, this is a real pain in the butt I hope Mudita changes because if you want this to be a distractionless phone I have to have the option to turn off the text sounds at the library for example when I am studying because now I need to have the sound on the highest volume so I can hear a phone call from my kids school if they need to reach me, but as of now if I am at the library text sounds are going off, thankfully now with this app I can turn the notifications off.

Question I had is when you sideload another sms app should you force stop the stock sms app to save battery?

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I’m using QUIK-sms. I disabled the stock SMS app via ADB because I kept getting an error message stating that the SMS app crashed when I started the phone every morning. I didn’t notice that it consumed more battery when I had both QUIK and the stock SMS app installed/activated.

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@anon7028788 If you realliy like the Mudita SMS app, there is a backdoor to access the built-in notifications for each app. I’ve been able to find it through an app such as Activity Manager.

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Really eh, alas I am not super technical, afraid I am going to destroy my phone lol

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Thanks so much for this I got it to work :call_me_hand:

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What is ADB and how can I use it? I keep getting extra notifications that arent existent with my messages

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Have I got the tool for you! :wink:

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Thanks haha. Would ADB help with my issue of too many notifications though?

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