Next time you want help, please don't be disrespectful to others making an effort to help you out. If it's not the outcome your looking for, then just Simply ask more questions without the smart remarks. Members will not want to help with that kind of attitude.

So let's keep this thread to a more calm and respectful discussion. We get your frustration, but don't take it out on the members trying to do their best to help you out.

kitfox123 said:

You did not tell me anything. I'm not signed up for any of the services in that article and I doubt most people are. If you have any other suggestions, pitch it up. otherwise, have a nice life..I'll get somebody else that knows what they are doing to help.
Ciao.

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Seems like I have had a Google problem that I discovered. I was sometimes getting getting requests by Google to login on websites, even though I thought I had disabled that option in my Google account. Well, somehow, I am sure by my fault, I found that I had two Google accounts active on my phone. It seemed that it looked like both were set to sync. I deleted the secondary Google account. I then in a short bit, hit and miss, phone text replies were sometimes missing from some people. I guess Google (Google Drive?) can or does store phone text messages. I had also noticed that sometimes I was getting my Google headline news on my Google search page in addition to that dedicated page when you swipe leftfrom the home page. Sometimes that was missing. I was also having trouble when I clicked on some of the stories. Some would open in the page as you would expect. Some would display below all of the headlines. It is my best guess that I had two Google acvounts running simultaneously, conflicting with each other, one storing some info. when in control, and the other when it was in control. That also explains the differing Google headline handling as well as sometimes getting webpage login requests. The solution, the best one anyway, might be a clean factory reset and reinstall of apps, testing one by one for other issues I had been having. I can do that after the first of the year when I get my Note 8 cleaned up, factory reset and working asmy main phone while this is down. On factory reset of this phone, restarting will also require that I do not let the second Google account be added. I think I am on to something.

Danny

I have a Samsung Galaxy A12 phone with the Android software version 12. Every Sunday I want my phone ringer to be shut off at a certain time for an hour. I've tried to do this with the "Do not disturb" feature. It appears to work fine, but I don't want to get a notification saying my Do not disturb mode is on every time I use my phone. I know it's on and it's a permanent setting for my needs.

I can't seem to get it to stop popping up in my notifications. I've tried to use the System UI Tuner App, but it says i's not supported. So is there a way to fix this? Or is there another App that does give you control over the notifications?

I don't know anyone who actually uses imessage. But then it might not be available here.

Thread has run it's course.

This is another reason I disable updates. If the app works, leave it alone. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"

Never trust anything with the word "Sticky" in it

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Yeah, like that infuriating 'Sticky Keys' that I unfortunately keep triggering on Windows! Hate that thing.

Also make sure Do Not Disturb isn't on by mistake. Some Samsungs try to become self-aware these days and have 'adaptive' features such as auto turn on power save and auto enable do not disturb for some reason.

Also, FYI the A-series are budget devices and are not known for being the most reliable handsets. Unfortunately if you cling to expandable storage and headphone jacks as I do, they're the only 'modern' option left.

A word of caution. Calling Tracfone's tech support is a stress-inducing nightmare. You'd have less frustration debating a Christian about Athiesm. Their reps are very much in love with their scripts and treat people like they're idiots. I've had them repeat, over and over again 'try turning the phone off and back on!' even after I told them "hey, I tried that before I called you!"

RedHeadDev said:

Apparently by default they are! After looking it up, I simply disabled language-splitting within my build.gradle file, and now all languages that I give as options work perfectly!

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Good news. If you're free and willing to help me, check out my free app and leave a 5-star, please. It's available on Google Play Store and just for a development exercise. Thank you in advance.

forgot to mention that if you are able to get to download mode, you might be able to flash a firmware update for the device.....that is if they are still available for such an old device like yours.

Troubled: Even nova without paying into cash, can really conceal it, after a spell it goes poof, I probably just fiddle it around, and just have it over on its side too on my tabet too. It really takes a second and move it away from the home screen.

Yes , if I swipe the notification it dissapears. But messenger i.e. acts strangely, as each time I receive a message, I get a notification on a badge, then I open MSG read it inside the app so the font of that message is no longer bold (meaning I've read it), I go back to main screen but the notification on the badge stays in its place as it was before. Only pulling down the notification bar and swiping it right clears the badge.
I made a separate thread on Motorola's forum too, I'm waiting for reply.

7 hours

When you login to an app, your Android device will automatically add it to your list of accounts, that's totally normal.
What other sites are you stating that don't show up?

You're very vague as to what you are asking here...
Post a screen shot, if not, we really can't help much...

It should be under advanced settings. If anything you can do a settings search like I just did to find where Dex is located on my phone.

I believe this solves the problem:

From:
https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Del...matic-scrolling-to-bottom-of-page/td-p/589554

I had to jump through way too many hoops to figure out how to fix this myself, so I'm leaving my solution in this chain for David6162 & anyone else that comes looking for answers in the future.

I'm like 80% sure this issue is caused by the Grammarly implementation into the Samsung keyboard. Grammarly is responsible for the green underlines under text it wants you to check & for some reason it's extremely insistent on you confirming the most recent underline (typically near or at the bottom of the page), so it snaps you to it very frequently to get your attention.

First thing I tried was to just disable Grammarly outright in keyboard settings but that didn't seem to work for me, so I dug a little deeper and found you can manually select which apps you want to disable Grammarly spellchecking for.

Goto: Settings > General Management > Samsung Keyboard Settings > Suggest text corrections > Manage apps ; once there you can disable which apps Grammarly will try to check for you (in this case you should look for Dropbox). Bear in mind you will still have access to standard Samsung autocorrect after disabling this so spellchecking shouldn't be an issue after disabling this.

The only 'tablets' I've seen drivers use are the huge bricks that still run Windows Mobile (brands like Zebra) that are carried around by the FedEx and UPS drivers.

Oddly enough I came across a Zebra scanner at a thrift store, selling for $40. I passed since 1) I think reselling them is illegal, and 2)I doubt I could have hacked the skinned variant of Windows Mobile for anything useful.

My issue, on my Samsung Chromebook 2 360 is that Pocket Casts doesn't even see my SD card. I'm wondered if it was an Android issue, but the Android Files app sees the SD card.

I have enabled SD access in Chrome, and allowed it for the app.

Does anyone know how to get it to see the SD card?

Thanks!

Pocket Casts 7.26 (9049)
Chrome OS Version 107.0.5304.110 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Android 11 R107-15117.112.0 release-keys "dedede"

China is a tricky one to judge by: they will not use non-Chinese vaccines and their own one is less effective. Many people are unvaccinated, including high risk groups, so outbreaks are potentially more serious. And the policy of total suppression isn't really workable, but without widespread effective vaccination any outbreak is potentially very nasty.

I don't quite understand what the playstation icon has to do with the tablet? Maybe I missed the conversation thread somewhere?

All Recipes.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.allrecipes.spinner.free

Horror Story 2: A Restless Halloween. A very interesting movie as it is the sequel to the children's horror film about a few school friends fighting monsters that have jumped off the pages of R.L. Stein's paperback horror stories.

what device do you have? custom roms are very device specific and you need a development community behind it. no dev=no fun......meaning if there is no developer supporting your device, then you will not find any custom roms for it. but that is all dependent on if the device is rootable as well. not all devices can be rooted.

Is your objective to disable only the location data obtained from the GPS satellites? Or are you wanting to disable all location services on your phone?

On modern Android versions, there's not really a way to disable just the GPS data source. The system uses a fused location service which combines location data from all available sources and provides that data to apps when they ask for it.

On a Pixel phone, you can go to Settings > Location and disable the Use Location toggle. That will prevent any apps from obtaining information about your location (based on GPS, nearby Wi-Fi networks, cellular triangulation, and any other potential sources of location data).

Navigating to Settings > Location > App location permissions allows you to review which apps have access to your location data, and drilling down into each app will let you toggle the Use precise location option on/off. With it disabled, the system itself will still have access to precise location data courtesy of GPS, but the app will only be provided with coarse/approximate location data (like what could be expected from cellular triangulation).

Of course, different phones from different manufacturers may have different options.


And I hope it goes without saying that none of these steps would prevent a cellular service provider from triangulating your device's location based on the towers it's connected to and the relative signal strength of each. There's nothing you can do to prevent that from happening.