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v1.3.6 — auto-apply that actually survives a reboot

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What's new in v1.3.6

⚡ Auto-apply after reboot now actually works

This is the headline fix. Until now the app waited two minutes after boot for Shizuku and then gave up. On a phone without root Shizuku is almost never running that early — so in practice your settings were never restored, and you had to open the app and re-apply them by hand every time.

The app no longer works to a stopwatch. It waits for Shizuku as long as it takes, and applies your saved settings the moment it becomes available — two minutes after boot or two hours later, whenever you get around to starting it. You do not need to open the app.

🔁 Settings are now restored in more situations than just a reboot

  • After a system update. An OTA wipes carrier settings; the app notices and puts yours back.
  • After Pixel IMS updates itself.
  • When Android reloads carrier settings on its own — for example after airplane mode or a SIM reload.

📞 No more IMS hiccup on every boot

The app used to re-apply everything blindly, which restarted IMS registration each time — a short window right after boot where calls could not connect. It now checks what is already in place first and leaves things alone when your settings are correct. IMS is only restarted when something actually needs changing.

🔢 A note on the version number

1.3.5-fix sorted below 1.3.5 under standard version rules, so the built-in update check could not offer it to anyone. 1.3.6 sorts above both — if you are on 1.3.5, the app will start telling you about updates again.

What you need for auto-apply to work

  1. Turn on Auto-apply settings on reboot on the Home screen.
  2. Make sure Shizuku is running.

Point 2 is the one thing the app cannot do for you. Without root, nothing can start Shizuku by itself — that needs Wireless Debugging plus Shizuku's own start-on-boot option. Until Shizuku is up, your carrier settings stay as the network left them; the moment it starts, the app restores them on its own.

Requirements: Shizuku ≥ 13 with Wireless Debugging enabled. No root required.
Signed with the same key as previous releases, so it installs as an update.
Verified on Pixel 10 Pro XL, Android 17 (CP3A.260905.009).

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