Blood Pressure and Heart monitors on smartphones in the United States
- By nickdalzell
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Oh they have fall alerts too? I thought it was just crash detection
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is this a question or a statement?si i will go for the same watch?
I think the fear over that had a lot to do with the infamous Microsoft chat bot Tay a few years ago:The hype about its evil personality and secretly wanting to escape is so dumb: a bunch of clickbait journalists manufacturing the story rather than reporting it. The technology isn't perfect... after all, it is based on millions of pieces of human written content, which obviously has errors. ChatGPT simply uses that database of content as the example, and based on what you tell it, tries to predict what might come next of the text already existed.

I was in middle school and I didn't have a cellphone. I played it on a friends phone. Said friend no longer keeps in touch.Why not just look in your play store purchases? The play store keeps track of all the apps you bought and downloaded. There are so many games out there that unless it's something popular, I doubt somebody will know of the game you speak of.
but when i flashed CF-auto root file via odin it worked perfectly fine however it took 3 tries.With different results in different Odin logs there is a common aspect:
<ID:0/007> Complete(Write) operation failed.
Given all the variables you're tried (Odin versions, Samsung driver update, working via ADB instead) that reoccurring error message indicates that phone's internal storage chip might be failing. If so, that's a hardware matter that typically involves replacing the entire logic board.
And as a side note, it's not a good idea to just randomly try flashing different ROMs (you initially indicate using SM-G930F firmware and later using SM-G930FD firmware) ROMs are typically model specific and not interchangeable.
There may be a setting that restricts system updates to download over wi-fi only. If you can find it you can toggle it on/off as needed.Sorry for delay in replying to the suggestions. I had be trying to do the update using my mobile data connection. On looking carefully at the screen info. with the update instructions I saw that using Wifi connection was suggested as better option. I went to my public library, logged on to their wifi service and the update functioned correctly with no mention of "turning off data saver" function (which as mentioned before I never had ON at any point).
Update process took about 1 hr. and at the end system was updated and seems to be just fine. No need to try Reset. As said before I am NOT totally "tech savvy" and maybe using Wifi is normally the way it is done.
SO, problem solved and thankyou again for suggestions/help.
I'm well aware that OEMs are also using letters/numbers. Still confusing. Car manufacturers do the same. Maybe I'm just gettin' too old for this ****
Thankfully my two vehicles have names. Saturn Ion, Honda Ridgeline.
Even my computers have names. Dell Vostro. Dell Latitude. I was brought up to believe that if it's not important enough to give it a name, it's not going to be of very good quality. That rang true as every foreign car in the USA in the 80s was utter garbage, be it a Subaru XT6 or a Honda CVCC to a Bricklin SV1. All junk.
So I was having the same issue not being able to send emojis how I resolved my issue was by going directly in messaging app selecting the three dots on the right hand side. From there I selected settings. Select on advanced sms/mms settings and I scrolled to the bottom where the simple characters only was turned on I turned it off and it fixed my issueThanks! I tried the default settings and it didn't work. I found out they weren't working when my husband kept asking why I was sending blank texts...haha
If you upgrade yourself (not Samsung) to a newer Android version you can try making your phone calls via the wifi calling option. Today I use T-Mobile and use it on my Moto G stylus smartphone for the spotty cell signal areas of my house. 5 yrs ago AT&T gave us a cell booster box to attach to our router to help with the dead cell signals within our home.My S5 has developed an internet connectivity and phone signal issue. I managed to fix the internet connection issue (knock on wood) by installing a "booster" app. However, my phone signal still fades in and out. One minute I'll have sufficient signal to make a call or send a text, and then a few minutes later I will have no signal at all (zero bars.) It does not matter where I am at. Whether I'm at home, or work, or driving, my phone signal is always intermittent.
Does anyone have suggestions on how I might be able to fix this?