Hi, everyone! Sorry to revive such an old thread, but I think it is the best place to ask my question.

I am using a Samsung Note 20 Ultra 5G, with WhatsApp set up only on this device (no web whatsapp or a secondary device).

I have some contacts saved in my GMail account and some contacts saved on my SIM card.

The problem is that if I set the Contacts App (the phone's native one) to show the contacts from only one source (either GMail or SIM), WhatsApp shows the contacts from both sources.
If I phisicaly remove the SIM from the device (so the Contacts app does not even have access to the contacts stored there), WhatsApp still shows those contacts...

How can I set up WhatsApp to show the contacts from the source that I selected in the phone's Contacts app?

I believe most car 8-track players were intended to be mounted under the dash, either on a carriage or fixed bracket. With relatively few standard DIN sized units intended for the DIN radio slot in the dash.





Of course most of them are around 50 years old now, and so may need servicing to make them play as they should, like replacing duff electrolytic capacitors, perished rubber belts, cracked and fractured plastic parts, etc.

Oh thank you so much for the suggestion!

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tataxx said:

my phone is fixed now, sorry for asking confusing question heheh

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care to share? what happened? how did you resolve your issue? this might help other people who might have similar issues.

We had our local one, since 1997.. I do not visit there that often, only for voting and also for a rental in the book, last one was Batman: Nightwalkers..
I do not have a card,nor I wish to use up gasoline to travel there and back for a book.. Rather do google books..

"Well, my iPhone JUST WORKS". (Didn't Apple copyright that phrase?)

Of course it does: with other Apple stuff. I would expect an Apple phone to work with an Apple tablet/laptop, watch, earbuds, TV and speaker. However, my Android phone JUST WORKS with my Windows laptop and desktop; Sony earbuds and TV; Samsung watch; in other words, it JUST WORKS with pretty much anything out there, no matter who makes it, so I'm not locked inside the Walled Garden. They're locked in a technological prison while claiming to be in an exclusive, gated community.

I have been able to solve the issue. Installed Google Messenger and all messages are available again.

meh, i always have a case on my phone. don't really care about the color of the phone to much.

Again, it appears the phone you are working with is either :

having issues with user options

not capable of utilizing user options.


Why not ditch the project and start afresh with a known workable appliance ?

i have a z fold 4, but i never really tested how long it will record. don't have a need to capture long videos. the longest i have recorded was 15min or so during a concert.

xijefa said:

Hi. please also share the link. this link isn't working for me thank you

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Copy and paste the URL into your browser should work.

what head unit do you have? and just an fyi android auto is dead.

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this phone is not an android phone. it is not even considered a smartphone.....so no you can't root it.

Why does it try to sound like the name of MalwareBytes Anti-Malware? Is this some clone app that isn't what it claims to be? Whenever they try to name a product so closely to a legitimate product, my spidey senses tingle.

My guess is being an LG phone it did the whole bootlooping thing, OP installed or tried to sideload the wrong variant firmware and ended up in one dilly of a pickle.

LG bootloops are the result of NAND failure, and have been an issue since the G4 (and this is what EOL'd LG in the phone space) and I highly doubt that simply re-flashing the original firmware would fix what is basically a hardware failure.

Am I the only one who thinks it's quite scary that there's such a thing as a 'government phone'? I wouldn't trust our government for anything, especially now. I never forgave them for killing analog TV (digital TV is garbage) or analog cellular service (there's still a lot of rural areas that are now without cellular coverage, and while 2G/3G helped a bit, they played their hand in killing that as well.)

Anything involving our government is a huge red flag. I wouldn't be surprised if there wasn't spyware or some sort of monitoring built-in similar to how North Korea's "linux" distro Red Star OS tracks everything a user does.

The idea of a 'federal mandate' is crazy. It shouldn't even be legal. The whole point of how a bill becomes a law (see schoolhouse rock episode 'I'm just a Bill') was completely invalidated by our own government becoming an elected King and able to pass their own laws in the dead of the night without any votes from the People who are what the government are supposed to represent the views by and for.

Hi
Thanks for all the replies.
Turns out it is the sim card from my provider that is the issue.

When we tried 2 different sim cards from another provider and they both worked and WIFI Calling option was there in the settings menu.

Put my providers sim card back in and the WIFI Calling option goes away.

Off the see my provider today.
Thanks
Richard

Another thing about these tablets, is that if you do factory reset them, they do not come up with the same routine to log into a google account. They give you a blank launcher with nothing else. If you do by chance bypass the login screen by jumping that circuit, you can turn down the volume all the way and get prompted to set up "do not disturb". In the name of the scheduled item, I typed in a few special (non-alphanumeric, so the spell checker won't run on it) Then I did a select all, copy and then paste to the end of the string repeatedly to double the string each time. Eventually, the UI will get overloaded and keep restarting. At that point, do a hard reboot and the full recovery menu will come up where you can do a factory reset. But, then again, you'll have a useless tablet. However, if you can sideload apps through the fastboot mode, maybe you can actually load a full set of working apps that you can use.

デバイスーモッダ said:

Hello,

I picked up a jpay jp5 tablet from ebay. It is password locked and I would like to factory reset it, or if not, I'd like to flash another android to it.

I hqve tried the recovery options, but the only thing there is reboot tablet.

What can I do? Please don't reply with phone numbers or emails trying to charge for "software"

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Thanks

I'm used to Chromium so I use Brave browser.

My second choice is Firefox + Ublock. I want to move completely to FF. I like FF cookie jar concept.

ocnbrze said:

if not then you should have. that is one of the very first thing you should do, once you have installed a custom recovery. if you do not have a back, i would then just re-flash a custom rom and start over. remember to make a nandroid backup once you have re-started.

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Well, thank you. That's an unfortunate

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Disposal, yes, that is true, of course. But reading that after one bought the phone might be quite odd. And reading it when one does not need the phone anymore...who does that?

(a) is the battery on the phone shot, so that it runs down rapidly or unexpectedly once unplugged?

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No, no, it runs as it should i would say. I've only had the phone 3-4 months.

(b) if it's always plugged into the computer, why bother with a mobile phone at all? The computer can do everything a phone can do apart from portability, and can do most of it better, and you don't have to worry about the battery on a landline phone .

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Yes, that's right. But when I'm on the road I need it (and at home). And for WhatsApp, files, docs, informations to carry with me, navi, etc. I have a landline phone. But if you wanted / needed to have an additional phone rate to be able to make calls in all telephone networks (like one might do with the mobile phone), additional costs would arise, I guess. And it might be easier to just have a single telephone number.

But one might slip off the bowl and the phone could fall into the bathtub then while hitting your head on the bowl.

Yes, but actually one might think there must be a sensible reason (if possible at all, does not sound like that first of course) or something like that, that the telephone should not be used with a cable being plugged in. Very strange. May be one should add something like: Don't touch the phone at full moon if you hear a ring tone.