The gripe is that it's another solution in search of a problem that nobody asked for. Companies are supposed to cater to their customers not the other way around.

Davdi said:

Why Samsung? there are some nice Moto phones in the same price range as the A13/A32, running relatively stock android.

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Unfortunately, neither solve the 'huge smartphone' problem. In fact some are even larger. All have the same boring 'modern' UI I'd have to spend days trying to make it look like Android 2.3. again.

I'm just done at this point. Using an AOSP flip phone and my 2012 Galaxy Tabs/Note tablets.

"Presidential" "head of state" alerts (other countries call it something different) are the most severe type. It often involves something like nuclear war. I think sometime ago Hawaii got a huge glitch in their alert system and infamously warned all their people an incoming ICBM was heading their way.

Yet another reason I'm not a fan of emergency alerts. I've been woken up at 2AM for a lost child three states away too often, and in January 2000, we never got warned for an EF3 tornado until a few minutes after the storm had ended. It was the black sky at 3PM and power failure that alerted us.

I never rely on any government for any kind of safety. My state, Kentucky, insists that every half inch of rain is a flood (they never saw Katrina aftermath to know what a real flood even is) and incessantly warn for river flood warnings. Yes, even with talking sirens usually meant for tornados. There's so many false positives and negatives to not put any trust into our EMS alert system. It's horridly out of date.

Still looks like a 'lazy eye' to me, which, being old fashioned, it reminds me of thoe 'eye tubes' on old radios/test equipment



But it could be a third party blue-light filter app. It just looks sorta like an eye to me.

Phone or Fone?
I doubt you will find anything that will do what you are looking for

To begin with, you need to talk to the marketer in person. You can always ask all your questions in person. At the same time, you can look at the person's reaction to the question and assess their professionalism in evaluating the results of their actions.

Well I got lucky. I tracked down the ex-employee and he remembered his password. Thanks all!

new version 1.1.4:
- added anonymity vpn-proxy (USA, Canada, Russia) and data compress

I've had this same issue since using Android, iPhone, windows, Mac devices.
Fixing your contacts doesn't do anything because it still happens.....

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And one more, thing... I'm thinking that I might need to change my screen name from MyPoorAndy. lol

are these mms coming from iphone users perhaps?

Don't know if they're supposed to be hidden or not, but my Android phones shows some SSIDs that Macs and PCs don't show.

Specifically the "CU..." SSIDs, as shown in my screen-shot. Their passwords are unknown, so I don't think anyone will be trying to connect to them. This is on our school campus, that has a mesh WiFi network.The open "JNWGYXX.." ones are what we usually connect to here, and the SSIDs are the name of the school. So there shouldn't be be any confusion here.

Garmin Drive, a companion app that connects to a smart speaker/Alexa device that uses Garmin's navigation service called the Garmin Speak:

However i went with redpocket 30$ 2.50$ month plan on t-mobiles network 200 minutes, 1000 texts and 200mb every 30 days for 360 days prepaid bring your own phone.

Had another thread about smaller Blu phones, zte and android 10+ for newer app use.

Heres what they told me about there zte blade A31lite. I think the standard A31 and A31 PLUS 6" phone has t-mobile compatible on the ebay link pics but is as big as my g power 2021. Read the ebay message i received from them about the A31 lite international model. May have been on amazon reviews. I was looking for a smaller zte phone similar to my quest 5. The A31Lite was the next option zte told me unfortunately they didnt sell them outright and i think said that the phone may be compatible.

Tho this seller lists as tmobile compatible 1gb 32gb zte blade a31 lite international model.
ZTE Blade A31 Lite 32GB 4G LTE GSM Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone New | eBay

Oh I run Windows 11 too on two systems (another runs Vista, and one runs XP) but I prefer the UI of Vista and XP over anything 'modern' but I credit Windows 11 for at least attempting to reboot skeuomorphic UI. Still about as half done as Windows 10 though. Stops at icons.

I longingly await the death of flat UI design.

I'd steer clear of MalwareBytes though. That Crapp has caused the PC at work to run like an i486. It chews through RAM, makes it freeze every 8 hours, and has somehow redirected Google searches to some foreign clone (results are quite hilarious though).

I'm convinced it's either malware or owned by Cheetah Mobile with how it affected the system. If it's not doing the above it's slowing the system down popping up endless things about updates. I hate it. I turned it off three times but stupid boss keeps re-enabling it. I never heard of it until I saw it in action, but I'd rather stick with tried and true Norton or McAfee.

jonathan116 said:

Anyone recognize this icon?

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I was looking for something today i can confirm thats a samsung update icon i saw few times this symbol.

Can anyone identify the specific brand supershieldz? Appears to be the full size screen protector sticky on one side.

So glad to hear that you sorted it out!

Unless your needs are VERY modest (browsing, casual games and some Microsoft/Libre Office, then I wouldn't recommend one (Unless you ditch Windows for Linux with a lightweight (XFCE/LXDE/LMDE) desktop

I had a similar problem with a Nokia X20 - It's E-Waste now.

Justin Raney said:

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However when setting up i skipped the setup and never signed into my google account on either phone.
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Unless you've gone through the process of loading a custom, third-party ROM on an Android phone, the first time you start it up the setup process requires you to enter a valid Gmail address and password. It's not something that you can just ignore and skip past.

When you just did the Factory Reset on those phones,what you should have done is go into the Settings menu and remove your Google account first, and then do the Factory Reset.