{"package_name":"com.mine.autoprofiles","name":"Auto Profiles","summary":"Lightweight utility for LineageOS that switches System Profiles automatically","category":"System","icon_url":"/api/icon/com.mine.autoprofiles","latest_version_code":1,"latest_version_name":"1.0","apk_url":"/api/apk/com.mine.autoprofiles","apk_size":4895253,"apk_sha256":"02cc60a0de524744be599b043a23361e231e242608176dd546b92862430802a4","source_kind":"fdroid-repo","repo_slug":"fdroid-main","last_updated":1793505634,"release_timestamp":1793414730,"description":"<b>Auto Profiles</b>\n\nAuto Profiles is a lightweight utility for <b>LineageOS</b> that switches System Profiles automatically, based on rules you define. It brings the functionality of Handy Profiles — a popular app for Nokia smartphones originally developed by SymbianWare — to Android.\n\nSet up a rule once, and your phone changes its profile on its own: silent at the office, loud at home, offline at night.\n\n<b>How it works</b>\n\nThe app relies on the System Profiles feature built into LineageOS. Tap the <b>+</b> button, select an existing system profile, and choose how it should be triggered:\n\n\t<b>Location (GSM)</b> — activates the profile when you are at a specific place (such as your office, gym, or home). Location is determined by nearby GSM/LTE cell towers rather than GPS, allowing it to work indoors without consuming extra battery. When creating the rule, the app scans and collects surrounding cells — walk around the location to capture all nearby towers, then tap <b>Complete</b> and name the rule. When any saved cell comes into range, the profile is applied and your previous profile is remembered. Leaving the coverage area automatically restores the previous profile.\n\n\t<b>Schedule</b> — activates the profile during a set time interval (for example, from midnight to 7 o'clock). At the start of the interval the profile is applied, and at the end the previous profile is restored.\n\nAll rules are listed in the main window, where each one can be edited, deleted, or toggled on and off individually. A master switch in the app bar disables the whole app at once, reverting any profile it applied. A foreground service monitors cell tower changes in the background and survives reboots.\n\n<b>Requirements</b>\n\n<ul>\n  <li>LineageOS with the System Profiles feature (Settings → System → Profiles) enabled.<br>\n  <b>Note:</b> Android only reveals cell tower identities to apps while the system-wide <b>Location</b> toggle is on. Auto Profiles never uses GPS — the toggle is only the ","categories":["System"]}