Restore status bar to home screen
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Oddly enough, I did try rebooting without effect. I tried it again, and now the status bar has reappeared, so thanks!!Have you rebooted your phone? to see if that corrects it
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Oddly enough, I did try rebooting without effect. I tried it again, and now the status bar has reappeared, so thanks!!Have you rebooted your phone? to see if that corrects it
Trying to figure out what the app notification is that has a heart inside of a circle that has two different spaces on it.View attachment 166384
Oh that’s one of the top features I’m looking for! I’m currently looking at the Samsung galaxy watch4 - do you by any chance have any insight into how it is?i love using my samsung watch to pay for my groceries just to see the faces from folks in line and the cashier go WTF did you just do.....is priceless!!!!!!
Bascially it is like having admin privilages in windows ten. But it is a multistep program to work through, and you will watch time fly... yeah.I did not install a custom launcher. I don't know what rooted means.
No, but I think I got it working finally, Thanks for the reply!!Rebooting the phone didn't help?

some time last year I was able too sign out. Do you know if they got rid of that option on the app? What else do I lose if I remove the gmail account? thanksGo to settings, accounts, and remove your Gmail account from there
( I am also bilingual in Spanish and English so I understand that struggle hehhee )I'm french canadian and bilingual but i'm 15 so i type that way in french too i'll be careful tho because i'm not texting with my friends here loll
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1. carrier unlock and bootloader unlock are two different things. the "device is locked, Status 0" means that you have a locked bootloader. it will need to be unlocked first in order to root. so yes this is why kingoroot will not work.1. If I see "Fastboot (Secure), Device is LOCKED, Status Code: 0", does that mean that even the carrier cannot unlock the phone?
2. If the carrier can do it, can I just waltz into the carrier's local store and ask them to unlock it?
3. Will unlocking the phone delete all the data? (An online remote rooting service is telling me it's not possible without a factory reset.)
4. Instead of rooting, is there a way to backup a phone including all system and hidden files without rooting? Then examine the files from their backed up location?
5. Should I have started a new post with this comment?
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