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I have an HTC One M8 running Marshmallow 6.0, kernel 3.4.0-perf-gd7aafa47 and build MRA58K.H15, unlocked bootloader but non-rooted device. The device is a tab over 2 years old now, and the system has been shutting down on its own when the battery charge gets closer to 10%. Yesterday, after charging up and powering on, I've noticed no more notifications are shown. The sounds are played, but no icons are displayed at the top left. Further, when I try to draw down to see more information, nothing other than 'No notifications' message displays. Also noticed that the gear icon on the top right has disappeared, I actually have to go the long route to access settings now. Another thing I've noticed is that the 'developer options', which were always enabled, now display '...not available for this user'. I've tried wiping the cache partition, but that made not difference.

Any ideas?

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If you are not getting notifications from the apps you locked,check in that app lock settings whether you ENABLED notifications from apps under lock .

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  • It's not just that. Sync services have stopped completely, Google News & Weather last updates are from 3 days ago. Emails also don't sync. The phone plays sounds for all notifications, though. I refuse to accept that 'factory reset is the only option'... yet.
    – Alex
    Commented Nov 9, 2016 at 13:41
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Finally found the solution on a post somewhere on XDA Dev:

"There is a strange bug affecting a few devices after Marshmallow. Try this and tell us if it makes a difference. Go to settings - users - switch to "guest" - switch back to "owner"."

It was a 72 hs hell until I found this.

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