No auto-hibernation for Facebook Messenger topic

I recently switched to Lollipop and I noticed that Greenify doesn't auto-hibernate FB Messenger. I enabled auto-hibernation, and it works with all apps except Messenger. I'm rooted and Greenify is set as Device Administrator.

I noticed that if I were to manually hibernate the app, and then open it back, the auto-hibernation would work correctly. However, if I had a chat-head displayed on screen, then the auto-hibernation would be disabled.

I attached some screens. Basically: no chat-head -> works perfectly; chat-head displayed -> no auto-hibernation
The phone is Nexus 4 running CM12 nightly.
I didn't really pay attention while I was on KitKat, so I can't say if it worked before or not, but now I see this as an issue that I'd like to fix somehow. If donation version would make a difference, I'm open for that.

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Does the Facebook messenger app consume data without using it? topic

I've seen that this app has consumed about 20MB in 20 days, but I've bearly used it, maybe a couple of very short conversations in that period of time with no media being transferred. Does it consume data in the background or something? I know 20MB is not much, but, considering the usage, I find this a bit excessive.

Thanks in advance.

Lollipop Messenger topic

This is a separate download from the app store. Unsure why they didn't bundle it into the Lollipop firmware. I quite like it as it allows me to block SMS from Contacts. This is a very long awaited feature for me.

Anyone else tried it out?

[Q] Google Hangouts is unable to send MMS messages, Stock Messenger works fine topic

I am currently in Sweden, and my phone is SIM-unlocked via Sprint's unlocking utility. I am using Comviq as my service provider. Normally, I have Sprint as a provider.

To start off with, here is the application, hardware, and software versions I am using:
Android OS: 4.4.2
Build Number: KOT49H.L720VPUFNG2
Hangout Build: v2.5.81636427


APN Information from comviq's website (http://settings.tele2.com/?operator=...locale=sv_se):
Name - Comviq
APN - 4G.tele2.se
Proxy - Do not set
Port - Do not set
Username - Not set
Password - Do not set
Server - Do not set
MMSC - http://mmsc.tele2.se
MMS Proxy - 130244202030
MMS port - 8080
MCC - 240
MNC - 07
Authentication - PAP
APN type - default, MMS, SUPL

The issue I am having is actually very similar to this issue from last year:
https://productforums.google.com/d/m...c/8WG2j3EGWGkJ

I am completely unable to send MMS messages via the Google Hangouts application, but if I set my default messaging application to the stock messaging application, then my MMS messages go through perfectly fine. If I switch back to Hangouts, the MMS messages. The problem though that I am having, is that even if I specify an APN manually, this does not allow me to send the message either. If I try and edit any of the APN's already listed in Hangouts, and click the menu button and Save or Cancel, it deletes the APN rather than actually saving any data. If I add the APN, it doesn't actually save the APN to use. Hangouts has a list of APNs I guess embedded in their apk, but I can't do anything.

This seems specifically to be an issue with Google Hangouts, since other text messaging applications work perfectly fine with sending MMS messages.

Why doesn't Google Hangouts just follow the provided APN data installed in the Mobile Networks menu? Is there any way to work around this issue?