mitkroy said:

Yes, they play on the phone OK, but the problem was the time and date was incorrectly set on the phone.

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I misunderstood and thought there was also a transfer problem. I'm glad that @mikedt had the solution.

On my Samsung using the stock gallery app I can open the image, click on the three dot and choose details, then edit.

mikedt said:

I'm sure it's very common actually. TOR(The Onion Router) is very much a community effort, with people voluntarily running the TOR nodes on their own private computers. I used to use TOR myself, because I'm in China, to bypass the Great FireWall censoring. I certainly wasn't using TOR for anything nefarious, like hacking attacks.

The TOR Entries, TOR Exits, and all routing can be done on volunteer computers from users' own homes. It's different to a commercial VPN service, like Astrill or Express, where the nodes are located in commercial data centres.

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Awesome! Thank you for the detailed response and image.

The TOR exit relays were coming from IPs in Germany and the US. The residential IP came from an address in Singapore. I'm trying to figure out if the attacker slipped up and used his actual IP from his home location before switching to the TOR relays OR if the Singapore IP is more likely to be a residential VPN (correct me if I'm wrong but these tend to have frequent outages and are a bit slower?)

For context, the attacker was denied access via the Singapore IP on the original attack, but managed to gain access with the TOR relays about an hour later.

Being as the topic is exhausted I shall close it. I hope the information left behind can be of some assistance to another.

You cleverly caught a tree frog climbing the clouds in the last two pics. And it's world frog day to boot, look at you go!

Autobot9876 said:

Can you explain a little bit more about it?

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Oh on the lock screen of my moto edge plus, and my samsung it shows the date with the year on it, it is just the clock settings if you want that simple way. Just head over to the clock settings on your samsung and set for edit and profit.

Hi all, I'm well (as are my wife and rescue cat). We now have 3 grandchildren (5 ,3 1/2, and 1) how our daughter manages in a tiny apartment ground floor flat I can't imagine. We're still All Linux/FOSS and off to Croatia on holiday in a month . I'm still considering changing to an EV adn prices for used ones seem to be coming down quite nicely in the UK right now.

Possible factors could be :
Device capabilities
Interference
Distance
Obstruction
Network congestion
Wireless standard
Device sensitivity

Try installing it for your S22...

My 2021 Jeep is cable only as far as I know.

Hello there - I followed the process exactly as described but I seem to be running into a wall. When I proceed via the step "Select tools, partition manager", the partition manager option is greyed out.

Hopefully that does the trick! If you decide to turn chat back on (it really should be pretty stable now) remember to make sure the send as SMS/MMS is also on, if it's not already - that's the key setting

milo23 said:

Is there no knowledgeable people on this forum?

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Yes, there are tons of knowledgeable people here in this forum.

Meaning no viruses to worry about.

It could be that doc file is corrupted? Try making a new file, and copy and paste the original text into it.

I have used MacroDroid by ArloSoft for this purpose for years. I found Tasker to be overly complicated for my relatively simple needs. That said, any app of this type takes a moment to learn its world view.

At 10PM, it automatically sets my media volume to 0 and my notifications to 45%. At 8AM it turns media to 50% and notifications to 75%. You could probably turn up the appropriate volume settings at midnight to be sure you haven't left your meeting mute on overnight.

I report those troll/bot posts when I see them so they can get cleaned up before polluting the forum.

If you look in your phone's Settings >> Battery menu, that should show you a listing of running apps but that's more or less just cursory info. Not knowing what phone you have, there's no way to be more definitive. But if it's not very obvious it's likely to be buried in a sub-menu option.

If you want a more detailed viewing, you should use the 'Running services' option instead. Running services shows not just apps you're using but system apps and services that are running in the background. (...in the Running services window, switch to the Cached processes). You do need to enable Developer options in your Settings menu first, so you can then access Running services.

Your LG Rebel 4 LTE phone is a Tracfone, carrier-locked, 5yr old model with relatively low hardware specs and running an out-of-date version on Android:
Before you try to do something that replace the battery or spend anything to 'upgrade' this phone, you might want to just save your money and put it aside to help pay for a newer, more capable phone instead. There are a number of 'budget-class' phones that are just as capable or more so.
Carrier-unlocked models will cost a bit more but allow you a lot more flexibility to switch between different carriers, but if that's not something you care about, buying a carrier-locked model from the carrier can involve a significant up-front discount when you don't mind locking yourself into a contract.

Well did a reset and seems to be working for now

jekkiskekkis said:

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If i want to create new timer, i can choose the sound but if i just want to set timer without creating a new frequently used timer, i cant choose the sound

Well, I might have found a solution, but it is specific to Samsung phones. There might be similar capabilities in other phones.

On my S22, there is an ability to Create routines that preform tasks given conditions. It is part of the "Bixby" assistant.

So within the Routine "App", I created a a place called Home and defined it based on a google map street address with a radius of 200 meters (just to be safe) and identifying my home WiFi network by name. So if Google maps think I am within that circle, or the named WiFi is available, I am "at home"

Then I created a Routine that is defined as IF arriving at home THEN do not lock phone(for up to 4 hours). Seems to be working. I'll update otherwise.

I still think Google should address this by making WiFi connections an option for Smart Lock!

do those tips work for you? how good is your battery life? for me i am a power user so i have battery chargers at work and a car charger in my work van.

AugieTN said:

Lawyers are expensive. You need to find out the reason for the suspension. There's a reason. I'm sure they don't suspend people for no reason. You said it's a business account, it could be nothing you did, but maybe something one of your employees did.

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I agree with you I've pretty much dropped the lawyer idea that was just me being upset....the only people using the account are me and my wife. We use it to handle our business. Make phone calls and text mostly and most of the time it's between each other as she is usually about on hour away from me. I opened up an account with Verizon to cover me until TMobile comes up with something. Thanks again for your kind words and advice. It is greatly appreciated all of you.

Hey all😊

Adding Webview to my app since I have website already made but getting the error above within my MainActivity.java page. All of the xml file are coded fine its just this problem. Can anyone help? Thank ya!!!

Code:
private Webview mywebview;

@override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
WebView myWebView = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webview);
myWebView.loadUrl("Google");
WebSettings webSettings = myWebView.getSettings();
webSettings.setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
}
public class mywebClient extends WebViewClient {
@override
public void onPageStarted(WebView view, String url, Bitmap favicon) {
super.onPageStarted(view,url,favicon);
}
@override
public boolean shouldOverrideUrlLoading(WebView view, String url) {
view.loadUrl(url);
return true;
}
}
@override
public void onBackPressed() {
if (mywebView.canGoBack()) {
mywebView.goBack();
} else {
super.onBackPressed();
}

This is easier to do in Windows. However, it is not clear whether there is a file association mechanism similar to the Windows registry in Android system.