What Is Ant + Hal Service On My Galaxy 6

Cooper Protiong1973 · Tuesday, March 22, 2022

Something called ANT HAL Service is running on my phone and using up a ton of my CPU.

Is information technology necessary? How do I plow it off?

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11-21-2014 06:19 AM
This volition provide some data and from my understanding aye its safe to uninstall if you lot don't apply fitness apps that require these radios.

Perhaps just freeze in case y'all might require but easy to find over again should y'all delete and then require them.

http://ant-radio-service.android.informer.com

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11-21-2014 06:32 AM
unfortunately its one yous cant disable or uninstall for some reason.

eleven-21-2014 08:43 AM
It is related to Bluetooth.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4

eleven-21-2014 09:54 AM
ANT is radio (FM). Y'all take the Dart variant?

Posted by my Note iv, or Nexus ix...****, maybe past a Notation 2014 ed. or hell...possibly it was this Nexus four or v...oh, snap...there's Nexus 7. okay, I need to clean...

xi-21-2014 09:55 AM
Originally Posted past Duncan1982

I use a Jawbone UP24 - could that be doing it?

Is there a manner I tin accept this only operate at certain times of the day, rather than being on all day?

11-21-2014 09:58 AM
Originally Posted by Dankees

Something chosen Pismire HAL Service is running on my phone and using up a ton of my CPU.

Is information technology necessary? How exercise I turn it off?

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Hal stands for hardware abstraction layer , this in Operating System language is the function of the kernel that pprovides college level services and API interfaces for concrete devices nowadays in a system. So in ane word its what exposes what concrete devices u accept in your smartphone, including your camera bluetooth and all othee sensors and without this HAL services applications wouldn't be ablw to interact or access this hardware sensors and devices. Then dont try disabling it

12-12-2014 08:40 PM
Originally Posted by Dankees

I use a Jawbone UP24 - could that be doing information technology?

Is there a way I can take this only operate at certain times of the twenty-four hours, rather than being on all day?

I would say probably yes, as tons of fitness stuff uses Ant+ for talking to your phone.

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12-12-2014 08:49 PM
But my only complaint with Android is that we should be able to completely remove bloatware without rooting of form. Almost of my disabled apps are from AT&T. The but i I use is the My AT&T app.

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04-21-2015 08:23 PM
Originally Posted by sweetypie31

You can disable the uber app. They aren't forcing you to use information technology. Skilful grief. Lol

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+1

04-22-2015 10:32 PM
I have an S6 and have had all Emmet services disabled for more than a month and haven't noticed it affect annihilation.

06-12-2015 03:43 AM
Originally Posted past ark1x

Hal stands for hardware brainchild layer , this in Operating Arrangement linguistic communication is the part of the kernel that pprovides higher level services and API interfaces for concrete devices present in a system. Then in i discussion its what exposes what physical devices u have in your smartphone, including your camera bluetooth and all othee sensors and without this HAL services applications wouldn't be ablw to collaborate or access this hardware sensors and devices. So dont attempt disabling information technology

All, 'Hal' arrangement apps or files are listed as bloatware, safe to disable, on my. 'packet disalbler pro by Samsung' yous say that it has control over camera Bluetooth and 3 other sensors besides. I don't use Bluetooth and have information technology disabled now but I'd please like to know what other 3 sensors that you speak of and at that place importance to everyday use, if one doesn't use, S Wellness or anything like. You sound very much like you know what your talking about, and then I respect your opinion and answer. At that place are 5 files that make up that app, Hal, Hal Pismire, ect. I had them disabled for awhile merely had some other issue with my telephone (note iv running marshmallow) and had to do a factory reset. After reading your annotate especially the stop, when you stated, 'don't try to disable', I then became concerned about the 3 sensors that you lot didn't alaborate on and would like to know what they are for earlier I determine if I will disable them once again. Finally I'd similar to say that when disabled I didn't seem to experience any problems and would also like to point out that these features were not on the note 3. Sincerely Arthur

07-04-2016 04:26 PM
Originally Posted by ark1x

Hal stands for hardware abstraction layer , this in Operating System linguistic communication is the part of the kernel that pprovides higher level services and API interfaces for physical devices present in a system. So in 1 give-and-take its what exposes what concrete devices u have in your smartphone, including your camera bluetooth and all othee sensors and without this HAL services applications wouldn't be ablw to interact or access this hardware sensors and devices. So dont effort disabling information technology

Thank you for the information

10-11-2016 01:04 AM
Unless y'all use an app that requires Ant, you lot tin can safely disable information technology. Just utilize a PC plan like Debloater, or an app like Package Disabler Pro and disable all Ant apps... and so bank check to see if anything is afflicted.

My Note 4 has been running with Ant apps disabled from practically twenty-four hour period one with no event on whatever operation, bluetooth or otherwise.

x-11-2016 04:40 AM
Originally Posted by Dominick079

But my only complaint with Android is that we should be able to completely remove bloatware without rooting of course. Most of my disabled apps are from AT&T. The just one I use is the My AT&T app.

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Simply y'all tin can unbloat your telephone. Root the device and then use something like Titanium Backup. The app will let you delete everything, even the apps embeded by Samsung or Heave ( in my case ).

11-25-2016 12:31 AM
Originally Posted by Dominick079

But my only complaint with Android is that we should be able to completely remove bloatware without rooting of form. Most of my disabled apps are from AT&T. The only one I apply is the My AT&T app.

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Just use CCleaner

05-09-2017 06:17 AM
Originally Posted by Dankees

Something chosen Emmet HAL Service is running on my phone and using up a ton of my CPU.

Is it necessary? How do I turn it off?

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ANT HAL is the new-and-improved must-have Bogus Intellegence companion for your mobile device. Unlike information technology's older counterpart hell-bent on destroying information technology'southward creators, the new and improved version just eats up precious device storage and resources, all while watching your every move!

Just kidding of course, it's likely as useful as bloatware similar the others are proverb. Look upward how to root your device if you wish to completly remove it. You should exist able to use Greenify to disable the package, but this is not a permanent solution, and won't remove it from your device.

05-09-2017 06:49 AM
My dad has it on his phone.

11-22-2017 01:59 PM
Originally Posted by Dankees

Something chosen ANT HAL Service is running on my phone and using up a ton of my CPU.

Is information technology necessary? How do I turn information technology off?

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Enter to ant hal service app info from sittings-apps "prove system"

And take a look in data usage and you will know wht is penfit of

In my smartphone ASUS-AR its for msm8996pro advantages and tricam organization photographic camera for AR Existent HARDWARE STUFF

02-21-2021 03:55 PM
Hi, welcome to AC!

Last time Dankees responded was 2014 then I call up moved past this .

02-21-2021 04:00 PM