Mobile Internet Scheduler on Windows Pc

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=== Please Note,
=== This App may not run correctly on some Dual Sim Phones!
=== Android 5.0 Lollipop does not permitted to change mobile data state! Sorry
=== After updating: If you have problems, delete the program and reinstall it.
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Mobile Data Scheduler - Battery Saver. Protect your health (Less radiation of microwaves, SAR values)

Mobile data scheduler does not overload your system. You can easily schedule the ON/OFF stands of your mobile internet via your mobile data scheduler.

Some examples for possible usage of application;
1.An example setting for regular daily users:
- Internet is always off (5.section) time period 00:00 06:59
- You can select ‘ Internet on time : 1 min., Internet off time :19 min.’, as timer (1.section). (In this setting, the timer will be active only between 07.00 and 23.59)

2. An example of a setting for ‘out of office hours users’:
- Internet is always on (4.section). Time period 18:00 & 01:00
- Internet is always off (5.section). Time period 01:01 and 06:59
- You can select ‘ Internet on time : 1 min., Internet off time :19 min.’, as timer (1.section). (In this setting, the timer will be active only between 07.00 and 17.59)

3. An example of a setting for the users who mainly make use of the programme during daytime:
- Internet is always on (4.section) time period 07:00 & 18:00
- Internet is always off (5.section) time period 00:00 & 06:59
- You can select ‘ Internet on time : 1 min., Internet off time :19 min.’, as timer (1.section). (In this setting, the timer will be active only between 18.00 and 23.59)

Question: What does ∑1-∑2-∑3 mean?
Answer: ∑1-∑2-∑3 specifies the ranking of the rules‘ validity. The most valid rule is ∑1. (∑1 -> ∑2 -> ∑3)

1.Example: Internet is always on (4.section -∑1 ) Let’s assume that the time period is determined as 07:00 & 18:00. In this time period the other functions which are ∑2 ve ∑3 (the rules in 1-2-3-6), will not function.

2.Example: Internet is always off (5.section - ∑1) If we assume that the time period is determined as 01.00 & 07:00; then the internet will not be working in any of the sections during this time period.

Question: What does ‘Delay (seconds) (3.section)’ mean?
Answer: ‘Delay’ is used to switch off the internet after the screen is turned off. It gives the user the opportunity to switch off the internet either right after turning off the screen or after a certain amount of time.

If this program does not work in your mobile phone or if you have any further requests with regards to the program, you can easily reach out to me via goksukasim@gmail.com

Before you leave any negative comments, I appreciate that you inform me about the mistakes. So I have a chance to correct :)

I am hoping to see your votes and comments via Google Play.
Thank you

2.2.1
- small bugs fixed

2.1 Thanks H.Oerlemans, Alejandro, I.Borsányi for translation
- small bugs fixed

2.0.2
- new donation channel added. thank you!
- small bugs fixed

2.0 Thanks S. Leabourn, K. Andalo, Gaga, A. Bower for suggestion and testing
- widget added. whoa!!!
- system awake status fixed (more battery efficiency)
- small bugs fixed

1.8 Thanks S.B.Inalkac, C. Auer, D. Alvarez for suggestion
- hotspot support added
- screen listener updated
- small bugs fixed

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Allows applications to change network connectivity state.
Allows read only access to phone state, including the phone number of the device, current cellular network information, the status of any ongoing calls, and a list of any PhoneAccounts registered on the device.
Allows modification of the telephony state - power on, mmi, etc.
Allows an application to receive the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED that is broadcast after the system finishes booting.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
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