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When using android auto I have to have show previews on but how do I have it not show full text messages on normal texting pop up notifications
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I am willing to buy a phone. I guess you missed my post where I said I'd offered to pay for an Android work phone and was rejected. I just don't want to carry two phones, did that for a year and it's a hassle. And I don't like iphones but I guess I'll learn to live with it.Since you're not willing to just buy your own phone, trying to force a work-supplied phone to be both a work and a personal phone requires a good amount of effort on your end as far as endearing yourself more to the administration and the IT staff.
Most universities have understaffed IT departments that need to maintain a lot of oversight over a large number of devices. This involves a lot of restrictions and limitations to keep private matters private, along with staff and user data isolated and secured.
Some users gripe and complain that they can't use those devices for personal usage with expectations that they're entitled to do what they want them, without taking any responsibility when they might inadvertently introduce some random exploit or compromise into the University's internal network. If people where to be made personally responsible financially for their own actions, that would reduce some of that entitlement attitude.-- there's a distinction between allowing some ransomware disaster into a network because of some clever social engineering hack or someone browsing through their personal Instagram account or whatever. The former is work-related matter, the latter is not.
is it the same app? maybe try moving that app on the screen to somewhere the fingerprint reader is.I use an Oppo Find X5 Pro.
I don't think it's adware.
It's my finger on the screen after using fingerprint unlock.
sorry i hate to say it but those text messages are gone....especially from a phone that was made in 2010.
as far as adding apps manually, you can do it via adb. but, most apps probably will not work on such an old phone.
It's not a voice remote. It is a remote on my steering wheel that can be used to control the headunit and also it has a voice command button that transmits the voice command to the headunit but it goes to google search. I would like to press the voice button of this remote and speak a command like "Hey Google play Car playlist on Youtube" and it plays that playlistLooking through that Amazon link you posted, apparently your head unit includes its own, plug-in microphone. Is there reason as to why you also have an additional, external voice remote?
Nah it doesn't. This is what I actually use. The phone is detected in my car but doesn't enable when selected. ThanksCheck out Waze, it may display onto your head unit
In addition to the 'versionName', have you increased the 'versionCode'?I have installed latest Android Studio "Android Studio Dolphin | 2021.3.1 Patch 1" in my new laptop and copied existing App folder and its jks file.
I am able to generate Signed APK file in the new Android Studio after updating
versionName in app/build.gradle file. If I install the new apk in my mobile (where the app is already installed with previous versionName), it says "app is not installed" error.
In my old Android Studio, I was able to update versionName, generate apk file and able to update the app.
Could you please tell what could be the issue.
Note:
- my apk/app is installed in the mobile by enabling "allow from unknown sources".
- in old Android Studio, while generating Signed APK, there were options for Signature Version as V1 and V2. I used to enable both of them to generate the apk. but in the latest Android Studio, it is not shown. Could that be a reason ?
Tap on that app, this will help you to know the name of the app. Or you can just go to Settings > Apps > look for this app and open it to know its name.
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I have a OnePlus Nord N10 5G phone. It does have a headphone jack. The earbuds are wired, and I plug them into the headphone jack. Right now I have one end of the USB cable plugged into the phone, and the other end of the cable plugged into a charger that is attached to a wall socket. But when I have the other end of the cable plugged into a USB port on my Dell Windows 10 laptop, there is also no sound coming from the phone unless I have the earbuds plugged in. But, if I have one end of the USB cable plugged into the phone, and the other end is not plugged into anything, there still is no sound.
Yes... but no, definitely not. The kPad and iPlay 20s have laminated IPS panels as well and Alldocube is experienced enough IMO. It’s not the impression one gets when inspecting the panel closely under the microscope.https://www.techradar.com/reviews/alldocube-iwork-gt-windows-11-business-tablet#:~:text=TechRadar Verdict,to a great value tablet.
"" laminated 2.000*1.200px 10.4" IPS panel is an excellent bargain".. .
The laminate itself could be causing the greenish cast.
ocnbrze is correct, I'm no genius, just a retired Union Electrician out of Chicago
The answer was just something I picked up from other wireless forums. I think it has to do with authentication.so you need to use your stock browser.