I have a macro which sets a notification. This notification should invoke a macro upon clicking. That macro should have the text of the notification available to it for further processing. The first image is the macro which creates the notification. Macro name =

test macro 1.1

It's notification handler is shown in the second image. This notification displays a text

: test2

. It invokes a macro

test macro 1.2

. As you can see, it tries to use the built-in variable

{notification}

, but it didn't work. How do I make the text

: test2

available to macro1.2 when it is invoked by the notification? EDIT :: The above is only a MWE. The first macro will be triggered by messages, GeoFence, location, cell connection, wifi or even other notification sent via HTTP. The notification sent by this macro will display something about the trigger and other information which is dynamic and differ from notification to notification. By the time any notification is clicked, several newer notification might already be displayed. The action undertaken by this click should be specific to only the current notification being handled. This is why a global variable will not work. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Recently, I learned about Android Automatization (e.g., with Tasker, LLamaLab, and MacroDroid). However, several hours of Googling have not led to the desired automatization routine. Perhaps somebody has already observed a similar problem or challenge and has already found a solution. The configuration: Lineage OS 21, Pixel 4a, Not Rooted The desired automated blocks are(without explaining why): 1. Download the Lineage OS update if it is available and install it. The problem with this step is that it requires a reboot. 2. Open the app store and update the apps and app store. Wait for completion, and close the app store. Note that I have several different app stores for different apps. 3. Open the antivirus, update the databases, scan everything, wait for completion, and close the antivirus. 4. Open Termux, update packages, synchronize some files with git, wait for completion, and close Termux. 5. Copy some files to Google Drive, wait for completion, and close Google Drive. These steps are repeated weekly or monthly, so automating them would make things easier for me. If you have ideas on some particular steps but not for all, your response is appreciated regardless. Whether the approach requires root or not is important.

Does Macrodroid search ALL embedded folders in a directory or only the master? I followed Reddy Lutonadio's instructions on https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/32731/auto-delete-certain-file-extensions-on-my-phone/211843#211843 My unwanted files were TXT files of the same name that tag along with downloads in my email downloads and NFO files. Wrote the script subbing my parameters and nothing happened to the NFOs in nested folders. Help Please. Is there a setting or option I am missing? My phone is NOT rooted.

I want to find how to do the question title. - Any app (and Android launcher apps, to view my home screen shortcuts, on top of all apps). - MacroDroid can send activity intent commands to Android. I want to put an app in a resizable (freeform, pop-up) window *when a device action starts it*, in that automation app macro. *Thank you for anything to help.* ---------- ***I can use Taskbar .***

I use [Adguard](https://adguard.com/en/adguard-android/overview.html) on my Pixel 6a. After a recent major upgrade, I noticed that the app is disabled erratically. Since this behavior is unpredictable, it is difficult to capture logs precisely for troubleshooting. I did manage once to capture and send them and they are taking too long to revert, so I thought of automation as an alternative. [Adguard knowledgebase](https://adguard.com/kb/adguard-for-android/solving-problems/tasker/) suggests using Tasker set up as below. Adguard generates a password to authenticate the intent (preventing misuse by malicious apps) and this password needs to be a part of intent. **Tasker Implementation** **MacroDroid Implementation** I tried replicating the pattern in Tasker above in MacroDroid unsuccessfully. Please note that the password, package name and class are correctly entered. The action I am trying now when Adguard is running is > stop stops the protection, no extra data required; The MacroDroid implementation does not work. **How do I fix this?** Edit: If I change the target to *activity* instead of *broadcast*, I get this error in notifications

I'm using the mobile app Macrodroid and I am having difficulty creating a macro that scans a specific part of the phone screen (the middle of the screen) for either the color black or white. Then if it returns that the color is black than I want it to click on the left side of the screen, but if it returns as the color white then I want it to click on the right side of the screen. I've thought of ways that it can do it for example taking a screenshot and than looking at that for the color, and I even found a plugin that can sort of do that, but I am unable to get it to work properly/know how to set it up. The plugin is called TouchTask.

I would like to increase the brightness of the device from 0 percent to 100 percent if some trigger occurs (e.g. at volume button's long press). I have created a macro as follows but it does not work: when I press volume button's long press the brightness does not change from 0 to 100. More information: - I am able to set the brightness to 100% outside of "if-clause" in Macrodroid. - "Volume Down -Long press" works without problem as a trigger with other macros (if any). - I have tested with or without option, "Alternative Android 9+ mode". - The android version of the device is 12. - I also tested with the option "Brightness Less than 1%" in "if-clause" without success.

I'm using 2 apps, "MacroDroid" and AutoInput", I set a command(Macro) that would turn on mobile data and location. But when I sent the text, it shows that mobile data and location are "on" but only location works. And when I try to manually turn on data it won't work unless I restart my phone. Why is this happening? Edit : From comments. OP used [tag:adb] commands to give elevated privileges to an unrooted device for MacroDroid

I want to fix it so the home button long press kills a particular app. I can't see the option for home long press in Tasker or Macrodroid. Galaxy S5, rooted, CM Marshmallow, Xposed installed.

A friend who has limited eye sight would like an audio recorder on his Samsung phone. Ideally it starts when he long presses the display anywhere after unlocking the phone. *Is that possible?*

I am using a device running on AOSP 8.1 Recently I wanted to automatically turn hotspot on when device boots but Macrodroid is unable to do so Help required!

I want a repeating alert when battery is less than/over than x%. I have a pair of alerts (Using MacroDroid) that are triggered by a battery level change. One of less than 35%, and one of more than 85%. It nicely runs a media sound file to alert me. (Ding!) I want them to *repeatedly* alert me while they are above/below the limit. Currently it only seems to do it once: at the moment that the percentage level drops or increases past each limit. How could I make it sound every (say 5 minutes) when it is above or below the limits? I'm becoming obsessed with battery levels ever since I replaced my battery and I found it to be swollen like a rotten grapefruit! :) Edit: I've found some info that accessing the root (whatever that means) can give you access to the sys folder that can actuate the ability of the phone to either charge or not do so. I have done similar things with windows and the registry and feel confident doing these things with the Win OS in the Registry, but not with Android OS. If I access the sys folder and try to save changes it won't let me.

I use several home launcher apps. At my school, i use system launcher.And at my home or any other cases,i use nova launcher. And,ther are secret apps that i don't want to show my friend in nova home. So,i want to swich default launchers automatically at a certain time. I think i can use macrodroid.But I'don know how. Are there any shortcut to swich default launcher in app? (it's not good idea to touch the app icon to swich to go to nova or another home) (I don't want to root if possible)--edited

I'm trying to set up a macro using MacrdoDroid to automatically answer calls whenever they occur. However, I only want it to happen when certain people call me. I've tried adding the person's name to the left of the trigger "Incoming voice/video call", and setting the search term to exact instead of contains, and it just doesn't pick it up. It works fine if only "Incoming voice/video call" is there, but not when I add someone's name. " class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy">

My friend has the same problem on his Samsung device as described here https://android.stackexchange.com/q/123150/131553 I showed him the solution and it worked beautifully for him. But he would like to make it work whether Google Play Music is in foreground or background, which beeshyams in his answer said is possible but perhaps didn't add as OP didn't ask for that. I have Macrodroid installed ( learner ) and tried to modify that macro by the condition While Google Play Music in foreground OR ( ) Background and it didn't work What am I doing wrong and how to achieve the Macro perform as required ?

I'm on non-rooted Android 8.1 Oreo with MacroDroid Pro v3.24.1. After I got a replacement phone and reinstalled MacroDroid, it constantly asks for accessibility permission: Application Launched/Closed. There are three accessibility permissions available: - MacroDroid - MacroDroid Fingerprint Gesture Detector - MacroDroid Volume Button Monitor I enabled the first and last and kept the fingerprint off as this disables drawer swiping. I don't get where to allow that accessibility permission it is asking for. Any suggestions?

Further to this https://android.stackexchange.com/q/226362/131553 , the solution in the accepted answer works but sadly only for the first time (app error) . I have [reported this to the developer](https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/macrodroid/viewtopic.php?p=33472#p33472) Meanwhile, I thought of trying to see if a *broadcast* intent would solve the problem. Lacking understanding of how intents work, I tried this and other combinations (ON in square bracket, Action same as class) , but couldn't get it to work. Here is the Tasker intent that works Request help in constructing broadcast intent. NOTE:Please don't edit to make the images smaller for the sake of readability, let them be

So there is already a working macro that does the following: Whenever I dial/call a number with a prefix other than the ones I specified, a dialog box appears. I wanted to "filter" the numbers so I would be notified if I was to make a call to a number belonging to a different network/company. To clarify, there are two codes in the prefix. One is the country code and the other is the network code. For instance, country code is +63 and network (company) code is 945. Furthermore, the country code +63 is interchangeable with 0 and both valid are when making a call. So a +63945xxx number is the same as 0945xxx. My current issue is that 4-digit prefixes (the ones starting with 0 like 0945, 0917, etc) are already "filtered" by the existing macro. However, 6-digit prefixes (the ones starting with +63 like +63945,+63917 are not filtered), hence 0945 and +63945 which are virtually the same will get different responses (One will prompt a dialog box and the other will not). What I am looking for is a way to first convert +63 to 0 so that it becomes a 4-digit number which the macro can filter. Here is a link to my previous question which can be used as reference. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/228569/macrodroid-make-a-pop-up-message-if-about-to-call-area-codes-excluding-specifie Also attached is the macro that currently filters 4-digit prefixes but overlooks 6-digit ones. Edit: 8/15/2020 14:10 I started a new macro from scratch just to be sure. But result in log seems to be the same. Examples of numbers called would be +639451234567 and 09451234567. All numbers dialled prompted a dialog box. Here are the screenshots: (https://i.sstatic.net/wksR0.png) (https://i.sstatic.net/FJTtc.png) (https://i.sstatic.net/y9Jqi.png) (https://i.sstatic.net/qnwbm.png) (https://i.sstatic.net/JTS76.png) (https://i.sstatic.net/uBuJ8.png) Edit: 22:30 Below macro given by beeshyams works well.

So I wanted a pop up message/dialog box to appear whenever I dial/call number with prefixes excluded from my list. To clarify, there are two codes. One is the country code and the other is the network code. For instance, country code is +63 and network (company) code is 945. Country code is only one. While network code reaches like a hundred. I want a pop up message to appear when the prefix is other than +63945*, +63917*, +63906*, and 20+ other numbers. In other words, there would be no pop up when the prefixes I set are being dialled/called while every other number would prompt a pop up message. I used this macro but all the numbers I dial seem to activate the dialog box. The macro is working but there seems to be an error somewhere. (Click to enlarge the images) [](https://i.sstatic.net/w9wSx.png) [](https://i.sstatic.net/Yce04m.png) [](https://i.sstatic.net/q0lU5m.jpg) [](https://i.sstatic.net/4BDRPm.png) [](https://i.sstatic.net/cwMi5m.png) [](https://i.sstatic.net/ukcMPm.jpg)

I use the MarcoDroid app to change phone settings depending on events. I want to turn on and off the second sim card depending on the event. I found a command option where I can type the command to enable/disable the second SIM card. I just don't know what the command will be for the Moto Z2 Play phone? The settings are shown in the print screen. Can anyone tell me how to search for a command and its parameters? EDIT: I found a command that you can use to change whether the phone is to be multisim or singlesim. For dual sim: su -c setprop persist.radio.multisim.config dsds For single sim: su -c setprop persist.radio.multisim.config none The problem is that when I run the command to turn off the second sim card from the console, in the settings there is no option to choose which sim card should be responsible for what, but the card itself remains turned on. Incoming calls do not show up, but the caller has a call tone. Maybe someone has an idea what other parameter in the console is responsible for turning off the second sim card?