Dannydet said:

Com.tct.dialer is a pre-installed application on devices. This should not be tampered with as it provides the phone the necessary function to use the phone app/dialer. You do not need to be worried about it running. As you open the phone app various other packages/applications are running in the background to make the phone app run.

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I've seen the dialer but this is the 1st them I've seen manager & I keep an eye on my 16yr old daughters phone & when I see tho gs that's not usulh there I check it out because she's been caught with hidden apps before & today I've found this that I've never seen before com.tct.cs.omadm
I'm going to ask if she did an update it I believe we have hidden apps again but I pray I'm wrong

Thanks guys!

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AugieTN said:

I got it yesterday for my Pixel 7. Normally it's the first Monday of the month.

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I checked yesterday but it wasn't available. I checked tonight and it wasn't available at 7:45 pm. When I checked at 10:30, I got it.

I'll have to have smart switch on the other phone as well or does it come preinstalled on newer phones?

Nope, I am alright with the followers and everything I have

svim said:

Youtube is a video service (content with video and audio). Youtube Music is an audio only service. There's an app for one and an app for the other.
If you pay for Youtube Premium that covers both Youtube and Youtube Music, a (cough, cough, hack, hack.....) bargain if you opt to just pay for a Youtube Music subscription, $10.00 per month.

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(five years of paying it, but I have mostly on it on my card...)

In America, malls peaked in the late '60s-mid '70s and kinda started to languish in the '80s. Radio Shack/Tandy is long gone here; the last years of their existence were spent being nothing but a cheap attempt at a mobile phone store. Malls in America were replacements to 'department stores' where each floor was a different 'department'. All those buildings were basically many floors with a floor dedicated to different themes, like clothing, hardware, electronics, etc. People got tired of climbing stairs or escalators to get to the different departments so malls were the single-story replacement. Not too many malls here had more than one floor, but larger ones in more touristy areas were as large as a small city. Our Towne Square Mall was a single-floor and quite small compared to the Eastland Mall in Evansville, IN. Towne Square never got very popular and now it's just a leaky hulk with most retail areas bought by a church who has yet to do anything with it so it's kinda weird, you can go in, the lights are on, music is playing, but nobody's home.

Malls in America are dead/dying. Many torn down for newer, more modern-ish 'outlet centres' that are basically lines of individual stores within a larger structure. American culture considers the era of shopping in malls an outdated, obsolete endeavor, replaced with Amazon/online shopping.

I've been doing my shopping lately in Beech Grove/Sebree KY, which is about as close to Mayberry as you're gonna get. Mechanical gas pumps and all. It makes me happy to shop there instead of the blinding white modern interiors of a modern outlet mall. I prefer quaint, warm lit older department store styles. We got one Kroger in an older part of town that's still stuck in the year 1978, with the older glass ceiling front that was once considered modern. I think it was their Bi-centennial store style, which debuted in 1976. Never updated, but super easy to get in and out of since the stock never gets re-arranged (I hate when stores do that).

Dannydet said:

Tasker might do the trick.
In the play store, free.
Not sure if it'll do what you want but worth a try

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I don't think Tasker will work here. It can open the app, but it can't navigate to the app's settings.

Unfortunately, if the app does not come with a widget for this action, there is not much you can do. Maybe you can try contacting the app's developers and ask them.

So just for context, is that grey bar showing in the same position when you scroll a page up and down, or does it also move when you scroll a page up and down?
Is that grey bar only occur on those Samsung devices, or when you view the same affected PDF file on a different mobile device or a computer there's no such problem?

now this nuts.... I have fiddled with the 'standard' accessibility settings... nothing..

played with 'safe mode'... no clue.. unless it took multiple restarts, and a lot of time waiting???

just about to hit the 'big factory reset button' .. in 'general management' then 'reset' menu ...

found 'reset accessibility' setting ?? ... it worked!!!!!!!!!!!

any know why this does more than any other?? if any one knows why........

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nfran said:

Hi,

can someone help identify the circled icons. The three people.
Thanks!

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I think it's either a fb groups icon or Google family link but I'm not sure. Hope this helps.

nickdalzell said:

They'll anime anything won't they? I always saw Cowboy Bebop as an odd anime. I mean it combines western and anime and they just don't look right...

Anyone remember the Wizard of Oz cartoon in the 80s that was anime'd? Tons of Saban's Grimm Fairy Tale Classics anime'd too. Also classic Nickelodeon's "The Adventures of the Little Koala' for anyone ancient enough to remember that one.

I'm far more fond of the variant that Studio Ghibli did. Those movies have a style, soundtrack all their own. No going for cat-eared, doe-eye'd females like the modern stuff. The piano score that plays during this one scene in Spirited Away for one brought me to tears. I didn't catch the references as a child but as an adult...damn.

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One of my top tier movies I have ever seen, yeah I honestly look for some killer anime stuff that is not so cliched, with Stuido Ghibi is like amazing man, Just really a heartbreak away, I watched it around twenty or so times. Just really gut wrenching, my sister who works at a bookstore, gave me the novelation first, and just read it over and over.. Just really nuts on the piano.

Just tried going to that site using both Firefox and Chrome on both a smartphone and a desktop PC and all were working OK with sounds.

Since it's apparently just the Chrome app on your phone that's the problem, and given all the things you're already tried to fix it, just for clarification when you refer to '...reset your phone...' does that mean you did an actual Factory Reset or instead a misleading, generic reference to just restarting your phone? If the former the following is already done as part of the process but if the latter, try going into Settings >> Apps menu, find and open the Chrome app entry, and tap on Clear data. Using Clear data will manually wipe any previous settings and configuration data for the app, essentially returning the app back to its original, first time used state. Some apps do this when you Uninstall them, but some still leave behind the app's settings/config folder even when you Uninstall the app data.

Just for some perspective, the price you paid your 8 hour earbuds is a pretty good value. A lot of the others need to be charged up more frequently, keep in mind the battery in each earbud is relatively tiny so they simply cannot last too long in between charges.

Maintenance is a bugger but prepping the house for a new renter is always bad. And then you get a young, seemingly nice couple with a newborn as tenants and they total your rental... mind boggling. It is a nice revenue stream but I was lucky enough to ride inflation and put most of my income back into the home to sell. If not for inflation, it would have been a solid revenue dump.

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I still use the IR blaster, just saying. It beats keeping up with like 6 different remote controls.

Cindy, stay one step ahead of the game and check out what devices and carriers the others are using.
Hopefully you can equip yourself to at least it being an equal playing field moving forward...

Be careful. A lot of VoLTE certified handsets get deemed incompatible because carriers have this stupid 'whitelist' of 'supported' phones. My S4 Mini didn't make the cut but I just activated a cheap flip phone and swapped the SIM over to the S4 Mini and it works fine.

Rooting ain't necessary for me these days. Even with a S4 Mini it does everything I need it to and doesn't bother me. That's a ten year-old phone today.

Back in the days of the LG Optimus V, however, unless you wanted to live with 60MB of internal storage after all the Google sync got done, rooting was needed to use the SD card as an internal storage partition so you could actually install stuff. That's one thing about 2009-10 that I don't miss.

If anyone remembers my beginnings here on AF, despite my fondness for Android 2.3, I was used to iOS 6 at the time. Android was different **enough** to bother me a ton. I had many root failures trying to 'fix' Android when I would have been better just leaving it alone. I just am that stubborn when I get used to something and expect it to never change. iOS 7 was what brought me to Android, but it took a lot of getting used to--since Android is that much different from iOS (or at least it used to be--it seems more and more like it these days)

I've also never factory reset after an OTA update, and never had any problems. It was always something I'd recommend if things misbehaved after an update and nothing else worked, but never the first resort.

The OTA update is designed to install without a reset being needed, but they can't test all possible configurations (i.e. all the different apps, settings, data that different users might have) so sometimes you might need to clear things. Custom ROMs are different: they differ more from each other and are frequently incompatible, so if you change ROMs a reset is very often needed (always if you change from a manufacturer-customised software build to something based on the AOSP) and hence best done as a matter of routine.

Yes try the USB-C flash drive instead of using an adapter