How can an uninstalled app contain the original user data when re downloaded?
- By Hadron
- Apps & Games
- 3 Replies
Do you have any setting which backs up app or account data to Google? Check your phone's settings and the Play Store settings.
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bring down the notification bar and scroll thru the toggles like wifi and airplane and such, there should be one for the flashlight.
Not a problem, so you are working on an app that has four functions like that hmm... I will be around somewhere...Yes, I know this. But, my problem is that I need to know how to approach this on my own and how to make this functionality work for my specific app. Knowing that Twitter does this was just an example for ppl to understand what I’m trying to accomplish. Thank you though.
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Tablets have a shorter lifespan. They can last for up to two years before requiring frequent maintenance if the software is not updated. Most tablets have this problem. It either starts to hang more often, works slowly, or displays signs of malfunction.
When it comes to battery life, most tablets outperform smartphones. Its battery life is better than that of laptops! While smartphones are struggling to deliver on battery life, tablets, on the other hand, appear to last indefinitely even when pushed to their limits.
It's not possible to set up within the phone, and as I say won't work without root and some extra software - and not all devices can even be rooted in the first place. Even then the software that's designed to use additional partitions is designed to use just one extra partition for specific purposes, so if you wanted multiple partitions you'd end up having to edit the startup scripts (which live in areas you need root to even see) yourself.You are right! "Folders inside folders" works exactly in the way what I want. I didn't thought that. But I still wonder if having such partitions in Android both possible and easy? Do experienced users prefer such a thing?
Thank you very much for your advices.