telephonymanager

I'm trying to get the following data: Base station: CellID and RSS (recognition which one is the base station) For all neigbouring stations: CellID and RSS There are various APIs and it looks like i'd have to use different APIs telephonyManager and PhoneStateListener. I'm a littlebit confused, as I think this should be available in one interface. Also I think that it should be possible to poll the CellID of the current Base Station instead of having to listen to State Changes to determine int, since the Neighbouring Cell Stations cal also be polled from the telephonyManager. Can you tell me

I'm applying Android 6.0 runtime permissions into an app which listens to carrier data connection state changes. I first tried to just remove the READ_PHONE_STATE from the manifest to check where the app requires the permission. To my surprise the app didn't crash at all. After this I've tried the same installation on two pre 6.0 devices which did actually crash on it. To me it seems like Android 6.0 does no longer require the permission. Is there any way to confirm this? The line below is the one on which the pre 6.0 devices crashes: tm(TelephonyManager).listen(this, PhoneStateListener.LISTEN

I am trying to know how to alert when the callee lifts the call. I have used PhoneStateListener along with BroadcastReceiver . Generally it has three states CALL_STATE_IDLE , CALL_STATE_OFFHOOK, CALL_STATE_RINGING . CALL_STATE_OFFHOOK state was calling when call is connecting, No state of the above three states was called after callee answered call. Here is my BroadcastReceiver. public class PhoneStateBroadcastReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver { @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { TelephonyManager telephonyManager = (TelephonyManager) context.getSystemService

Is there any way to detect outgoing call is successfully received or answered ? I am using Intent.ACTION_CALL for dialing a call and PhoneCallListener to find the state of a call when outgoing call answered but I couldn't have been achieving this. Is this possible in android ? Mohammad Qandeel After deeply working on this issue, I reached this conclusion: PhoneStateListener won't work for outgoing calls, it calls OFFHOOK instead of RINGING and OFFHOOK is never called on ANSWER. Using NotificationListenerService , you can listen to posted notifications related to outgoing calls. You can do

The program functions like this: the user has a list of phone numbers, for which the cellphone could vibrate upon an incoming call only when no other system-wide application would provide vibration (such as in mute mode). I know that this is somehow against the rules, for that an application should respect the users' settings, but the application is limited to some certain users with this need. I have tried two ways but neither of them are satisfying: Listen to the telephony state and directly trigger the vibration service with my own pattern (with Vibrator.vibrate() ). This method is

I have created an application for call blocking which is working fine but it's stuck in one scenario: Scenario: When the first call is ongoing(user talking with the first caller) in between second caller call to same user & that new caller is in my Blocklist when my call blocking logic runs both calls ended immediately. In the above case, I want to end call of second caller only. How to achieve this? Is there any way to identify & block the particular call? Here is my call blocking logic: TelephonyManager telephony = (TelephonyManager) context .getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE);