WhatsApp Plus JiMODs v6.25 [Jimtechs Editions]

WhatsApp Plus JiMODs v6.25 [Jimtechs Editions]
Requirements: 4.0.3+
Overview: COLORFUL : Basically it is a customizable WhatsApp where you can change lots of colors, sizes, and many other things.

Features:
EXTRA UPLOAD LIMIT : In addition you can increase upload media limit (stock limit is 16Mb) to send large music files or videos.
SEND ORIGINAL PIC : You can increase quality of pictures sent (by default resolution is decreased quite a lot)
AD FREE : No adds as per original WhatsApp
QUICK SHARE : You can share music just with one click.
PARTIAL COPY/PASTE : You can select the part you want to copy from text rather copying whole text and send it to people in your contact.
WATCH STATUS : You can directly watch status in the chat screen from WhatsApp JiMODsv1.1
HIDE PROFILE PICTURE : You can hide contact profile pictures and show phonebook pictures (in chat screen).


privacy options
anti ban and lock with password
possibility to distinguish between collective messages and regular
possibility of a lock for Watts in August password
the ability to send video size 30 MB instead of 16 MB
the possibility of sending 90 image at once without 10
possibility of a case of the number of dependent characters 250 instead of 139 symbols
the possibility of pressure on the links without storing the message sender or the number of the owner
counter statistics for groups
View the media without loading
the possibility to hide the name and the date when copying two or more
ability to copy case
the possibility of changing the program format, and change the program icon and notices
and many more feature

Features version WhatsApp JiMODs:
– Hide the connection status
– Hide health Blue second and health
– You can download and install themes and change the interface version fully
– The ability to see pictures of Video, is loaded
– Add messages Balkarobat counter
– Add audio clips run without loading feature, by (breathe breeze)
– Add hide secret talks EM, by (breathe breeze)
– Add hide messages talks password feature, by (breathe breeze)
– Full Control icons and icons notices
– Send videos size of up to 36 megabytes
– Color and sizes complete control Options
– Hide the date and name when you copy more than one message
– Supports voice calls
– Version exceed the ban of company Alwats August

How to Install ?

First Download WhatsApp JiMODs v2.91 APK file and save it in your PC or Phone.
Take the Backup of your chats and broadcast lists.
Delete or Uninstall the WhatsApp which is already available in your Device.
Open the APK file and install the same in your Android smartphone.
Now follow the screen instruction. Accept the installation with the “Accept” button.
Congratulation, now you successfully installed the WhatsApp JiMODs v2.91 in your device.
Now Restore the Backup to get all chats and broadcast list back.
Enjoy WhatsApp Plus & Reborn.

*Note : Also remember to enable the option to install the third party apps

For all people coming from other mods that use another folders than (WhatsApp)
to restore all your chat history and media:
1- do a backup using your previous WhatsApp
2- before install the mod. Using your folder browser go to gbwhatsapp (for example or any folder that your previous mod used)
3-copy all folders
4- go to the folder WhatsApp and past everything (if ask you to overwrite say yes)
5- install the mod follow the instructions and enjoy!!

What's New

[ New ] Base Updated to 2.18.9
[ Super Exclusive ] AutoReply (Auto Message when you are Busy)
[ Enabled ] Search Participants
[ Enabled ] Manage Group Admins
[ Enabled ] Group Settings (Server Sided)
[ Added ] 7 New Conversation Bubbles
[ Added ] 4 New Ticks
[ Added ] 16 New Notifying Bar Icons
[ Added ] 5 New Launcher Icons
[ Added ] Option to Hide Admin Caption in Group (Mod 1.2.64)
[ Added ] Option to Color Admin caption in Group (Mod 1.2.65)
[ Added ] Hindi Language (Indian Language)
[ Fixed ] Hidden Message showing in Widget
[ Fixed ] Hidden Chat Opening from Widget
[ Fixed ] Able to call Hidden Chat From Group
[ Fixed ] App Opening from Widget even when Locked
[ Fixed ] Showing Hidden Chat when try to Share from Gallery or File Manager.
[ Fixed ] Hidden Chat Opening from Dialer
[ Fixed ] Hidden Opening From Phone
[ Fixed ] Crash On Some Devices
Many More Fixes....

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6 Things You Should Never Do While Charging Your Smartphone

There are few phone charging habits you can implement in your daily life that can increase the longevity of your device’s battery. Here in this article, we are going to share few tips on how to charge your smartphone and make its battery last longer.

6 Things You Should Never Do While Charging Your Smartphone

Today, more than billions are using Android/iOS devices. Everyone encounters a problem with battery reinforcement. A mobile operating system like Android consumes much battery compared to others.

On the average, our smartphone battery lasts about 7-8 hours. Long lasting battery life was always an important factor for buyers to consider before purchasing any phone.

However, there are few phone charging habits you can implement in your daily life that can increase the longevity of your device’s battery. Here in this article, we are going to share few tips on how to charge your smartphone and make its battery last longer.

#1 Charge Your Smartphone with Original Charger

It will be best if you charge your phone with its own charger. Very often due to our busy schedule, we forgot to carry the original charger and replace it with a duplicate one. This is what affects battery performance. If you are using a replacement charger then, check its output voltage (V) and current (Ampere).

#2 Remove protective case while charging

You might have noticed, while our phone is on the charge, it becomes slightly warm. So, make sure to remove the phone’s protective case while charging. This can act as a barrier and slow down heat dissipation. If possible, try to flip the phone over while charging

#3 Never Leave Your Phone To charge overnight

There are many people, including me who left the phone plugged in overnight for charging. We just need to cut this practice. Charging overnight affects battery longevity, and it also makes your smartphone overheat. Therefore, make sure to unplug your charge when you feel it is sufficiently charged.

#4 Avoid third party battery apps

You might have already installed a battery or power management app on your smartphone. There are many applications available in Google Play Store that claims to increase the battery life of Android. However, these apps will not do any good to your battery because it increases the load on the smartphone and forces the device to use more battery power.

#5 Always Charge Up To 80%

We must admit that 80% charge is enough for a day, and it’s ideal for overall battery lifespan. Crossing the 80% mark can make your battery to overheat, thereby affecting battery’s life. So, it’s not necessary that your smartphone should always be topped up to a maximum.

#6 Avoid Constant recharge

We always tend to charge our smartphone when it reaches the 50% battery mark. However, that’s not the best thing to do. Users must allow the battery to discharge to around 20% before they plug it in. Studies have claimed that unnecessary and frequent recharges shorten the lifespan of the battery.

So, these are the six common things you should never do while charging your smartphone. Therefore, make sure to avoid these mistakes to improve your battery’s lifespan. Hope you like the post, share it with your friends too!

Tips To Click Better ‘Pro’ Images In Your Smartphone

Most of us often face certain situations where we only have our phones to click great looking shots instead of DSLRs. Here are some of the nifty tricks that can improve your photography skills.

Tips To Click Better ‘Pro’ Images In Your Smartphone

We must admit that smartphone technology is raising day by day and the manufacturers are tending to build strong and feature rich hardware devices. If we talk about hardware on any smartphones, a camera is one of the major hardware aspects of any smartphone that really seeks attention.

Nowadays, manufacturers focus a lot more on carving a sharp quality camera that could override the compact camera speed. Most of us often face certain situations where we only have our phones to click great looking shots instead of DSLRs

Well, we can’t get the same results like DSLRs, but there are few tricks which users can implement in their Camera’s pro mode for clicking professional looking images. Here are some of the nifty tricks that can improve your photography skills.

#1 Don’t stick to just one shot

Today, every smartphone comes with a feature that allows users to click 2-3 continuous shots of the same object at the same time. Therefore, make sure you use that feature. Click at least 3-4 shots of the subject and later sort them by picking the best ones.

#2 Don’t forget To Crop

If we click any photos and if the subject in the image is not in the middle, we delete it immediately. However, there is an option in the camera editor, that let users crop the image. Cropping the shot won’t harm anything. But, you can crop the image to zoom in enough on the subject. However, over cropping would result in pixelation.

#3 Make sure to clean your lens before clicking images

Well, light smudges are easy to ignore. However, this can restrict you from taking good shots. If the lens is covered with smudges, then even the perfect shots after editing won’t give you the desired results. So, make sure to keep a dust removal cloth to wipe the lens before clicking images.

#4 Always use both hands to click photos

Holding the smartphone with both the hands gives a better control over the frames and also reduces the chances of getting the blurred images. Clicking photos using one hand would bring blurred shots, which might look tiny in small screen but can be clearly seen on the large screen.

#5 Make use of ISO feature

This feature comes in almost every smartphone nowadays. However, if it was missing on your default camera app, then you can install any third party app with ISO feature. By setting the level of this feature the sensibility or the sensitivity of the camera sensor increases or decreases hence it opts to capture more or less light. If you are clicking low light images, then increasing the amount of ISO could help capture more details.

#6 Don’t forget to Explore

Default setting doesn’t work every time. You must learn to play with the camera settings to find the best-suited option. Users need to play with resolution, aspect ratio, brightness, ISO, contrast and almost everything the camera app offers.

So, these are the few tricks which users can implement in their Camera’s pro mode for clicking professional looking images. Hope you like the post, share it with your friends too!

How To Find Out Who’s Tracking You Through Your Android

If we talk about an Android operating system, the reason people choose Android over other mobile OS is that this platform has different kind of features for every particular purpose. We have managed to collect some of the useful codes for Android users which will help those who’re worried about being tracked.

How To Find Out Who’s Tracking You Through Your Android

Let me tell you, those days are gone when a smartphone was only used for voice communication. We are living in a generation where our smartphones are more than a powerful computer that we used to carry in our pocket.

If we talk about an Android operating system, the reason people choose Android over other mobile OS is that this platform has different kind of features for every particular purpose. Today in this virtual world, there are so many security issues like lots of viruses, malware, trojans, and keylogger’s that can influence our devices.

Most of the malware is targeted to an Android operating system because Android is now powering a majority of smartphones. Safety should always be our top priority in these cases. Here we are going to mention few short codes that will help you find the settings of your phones and to find out either your messages and information are being tracked.

We have managed to collect some of the useful codes for Android users which will help those who’re worried about being tracked.

Code 1: *#21#

This code will let you find out whether your messages, calls, and other data are being diverted. You can find details about call forwarding. You can even find out where your data, voice, fax, SMS, sync, async, Packet access, and pad access call forwarding enabled or disabled.

Code 2:  *#62#

If your friend tells you, that your number is saying no-service or no-answer, then you need to dial this code on your smartphone to find out where your calls, messages, and data are being redirected. There are possibilities that your calls are being redirected to one of your cell phone operator’s numbers.

Code 3:  ##002#

This is a universal code to deactivate all call forwarding. This will immediately switch off all the redirections from your phone. If you feel that your call is being redirected, then you can dial this code to stop the redirecting. It will be a good idea to use this code before you have to use roaming so that the money won’t be taken from your account.

Code 4: *#06#

This code is used to find the International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI). This code will be very useful to find the IMEI number of your smartphone. You can note down your IMEI number in a safe place. With the help of IMEI number, you can find your phone if someone steals it.

Code 5: *#*#4636#*#* or *#*#197328640#*#*

This special code allows anyone to track your location and also determine whether someone is following you.

Type in the following code in dial pad and then select the section called UMTS Cell Environment, then choose UMTS RR info. Now note down all the numbers under the Cell ID.

Now move to the main menu and then click on MM info tab > Serving PLMN. Now note down the numbers under Local area code (LAC).

After noting down these two numbers open the website opencelid and select the fourth tab to the left. From there you can determine the location on the map of the basic station that your phone is connected to.

So, these are the 5 codes which will help you to find out more about the settings of your phone and to find out whether your messages are protected or not. Hope you like the article, share it with your friends too!

Data Recover If USB Debugging Fails

How to Recover Data If USB Debugging Fails

What is USB Debugging?

USB debugging is a bridge between Android phone and computer. To have our Android data managed (recovered or transferred), we will be asked to enable USB debugging so that the contacts, videos, messages, photos and more can be read by our computer.

What If USB Debugging Fails When Being Enabled?

There're still some ways to recover data from your Android even if USB debugging keeps failing or is unable to be turned on because of broken screen. What you need is an outstanding Android Data Recovery on your computer and prepare for an USB cable for your Android phone.

What Can Android Data Recovery Help?

Android Data Recovery is a professional data recovery program for Android phone even if your Android suffered from different situations: USB debugging fails when enabling, black-screen, dead, water-damaged, screen cracks, etc. Data like contacts, messages, photos, videos, music, and more, can easily be recovered with simple steps.

Method 1. How to Recover Data from Android with USB Debugging Off

Step 1. Download and Install Android Data Recovery

First thing first, you will be asked to download Android Data Recovery on your computer. Launch it after the installation. Then, in the primary screen, as shown below, you can choose the third choice on the left side.

Step 2. Choose Data Type to Scan
In this step, all the recoverable data types will be listed, including contacts, messages, call history, gallery, audio, videos, WhatsApp messages & attachments

Step 3. Choose Fault Type of Your Android
In the interface, there are two options provided, "1.Touch cannot be used or cannot enter the system" and "2.Black screen (or the screen is broken)". Choose one of them accordingly and choose your phone model in the next screen. As for the debugging mode failed, it is advised that the left choice may be suitable.

Note: This "Recover Data from Broken Android" function only works for some of Samsung devices in Galaxy S, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Tab series by now.

Step 4. Enter Download Mode
Hold your Android in hand and enter download mode as below: 1. Power off Android. 2. Press "Home", "Power" and "Volume-" at the same time. 3. Press "Volume+".

Now, connect your Android to the computer via USB cable and it will start downloading recovery package for you.

Step 5. Recover Data from Android with USB Debugging Off
Here we come to the final but most critical part – recover. After the 4 steps above, all the data you've chose will be shown in the interface on the left panel. Tap the data type you want to recover, photos for instance. Tap on "Gallery" and the photos will be listed in thumbnails. Tick the box next to the photos you want and click "Recover" to restore photos from your Android with USB debugging off.

With only 5 simple steps, you can retrieve data on your broken Android even if there's something wrong with the USB debugging and you can't enable it. It is very efficient and handy for Android users.

 Method 2. How to Fix USB Debugging Connection Problem

 It is very frustrating when Android phone fails to connect to computer over ADB mode(Android Debug Bridge). Before giving up, you may try these steps to fix the USB debugging connection problem.
Step 1. Restart your phone. Sometimes after being restarted, the phone can be connected to the computer normally.
Step 2. Check if USB debugging is enabled on your Android phone. If not, enable USB debugging.
Step 3. Make sure that your phone is recognized as an ADB device on the computer:

- Right-click "My Computer" and choose "Manage";
- In the pop-up window, choose "Device Manager";
- Find your device's ADB interface in the list. Check if there is an entry with "ADB" in its name.

 

Normally, you'll see the ADB entry under "ADB Interface", or "Android Phone" , and sometimes under the manufacturer name instead (e.g. "Samsung", "HTC"). If you can't not find ADB entry, you may try to fix the problem by:

- Reconnecting your Android phone;
- Change the connection modes of your phone, for example, switch the MTP mode to Camera Mode.

Step 4. Delete original ADB driver and install a universal ADB driver. Sometimes a universal ADB driver could fix the USB debugging problem:

- Connect your Android device via USB and remove the ADB drivers. Then disconnect your device;
- Download an universal ADB driver and install it on your computer. There are various universal ADB driver available online, choose the one that matches your device.

Hope the USB debugging connection works for your Android phone after the above steps

Enable USB Debugging on Android Device

Generally, USB debugging is off in the normal state, so you should go to turn it on if necessary, while what USB debugging works for? We can find out that when we connect devices to PC, sometimes it cannot work and the PC screen may ask you to enable debugging mode. Actually, USB debugging mode functions as a developer to allow you to copy data between phones/tablets and computer, install apps on devices with ease, and apply some programs on PC which cooperates with Android devices

The approaches of setting up USB debugging depend on the versions of Android OS. That is to say, not all Android phones can be handled in the same way even though they belong to the same model of smartphone.

Part 1: Android 5.0 Lollipop to Android 5.1.1
Part 2: Android 4.2 Jellybean to Android 4.4.4
Part 3: Android 3.0 Honeycomb to 4.1 Jellybean
Part 4: Android 2.3 Gingerbread or Earlier

Part 1：Android 5.0 Lollipop to Android 5.1.1

 

 Step 2. Tick "USB Debugging"
It is time to return to "Settings" screen to choose "Developer Options" and then, select "USB Debugging". That is done with pressing "OK" option.

Part 2：Android 4.2 Jelly Bean to Android 4.4.4

 The devices running Android 4.2 to 4.4.4 can be enabled USB debugging in the similiar way to Android 5.0 Lollipop.

Step 1. To be a Developer
Find out "Settings" option and tap it. Then, move to "About phone" and scroll down to tap "Build number" for 7 times to gain a signal telling "You are under developer mode!"

 Step 2. Set up USB debugging
At this point, tap "Settings" to go into "Developer options" screen to turn on "USB debugging" mode.

Part 3: Android 3.0 Honeycomb to 4.1 Jelly Bean 

  Go to "Settings" screen and tap "Developer options". Then, tap the box next to "USB debugging" so that you can connect your device to computer which can be done before enabling USB debugging, also.

 

Part 4: Android 2.3 Gingerbread or Earlier 

 Tap "Settings" on the home screen to enter "Application" > "Development" and tick "USB debugging". That's it 

 

 

With the help of this guide, are you aware of how to enable USB debugging on your personal Android phone? The first thing you need to prepare for this job is to make sure which Android OS is in your devices. Now, you're allowed to download something on your phone freely and quickly root your phone, back up your Android phone files, etc.