Holy necrobump Batman!!

elementaryphysically said:

waiting for your response.

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You might be waiting a long time, as they were last seen on this forum ten years ago.

The internet is full of these kinds of offers. I've found a lot of scam projects that just wasted my time. To find real apps that pay you real money (wealthofgeeks.com/apps-that-pay-you-money/), you should know what you are looking for and, after that, read all the reviews you can find online. And believe me, if at least two or three people say it is a waste of time, believe them and don't join it. You wrote just some general facts that don't sound very convincing, especially with less than 200 users. I am not saying it is not true or good, but this is my point of view regarding your post.

ok i get it thank you

Phones initially released with android 4.4 and earlier can revert to an unencrypted state after a reset (though the data that were erased by the reset were encrypted, it's data added after the reset that may not be). A phone initially released with 9 will not.

KNOX is irrelevant to this:android has encryption independent of Samsung's KNOX add-on.

well, 5 years is such a good time. but without seeing the device we can't do anything.

it is better to go to one plus services center for inspection or repair.

Hi, I need to do an api implementation in the Android Studio module, then create an aar or jar file to create an VS Android Binding project, I am following all the steps to do it here https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/android-library, but when I build the aar/jar file and copy the file into my Android Binding project, I can't access to those libraries, I only have access to
com.packagename.defaultConfig class.

I can send you my project files if you need it, just let me know.

Thanks

Apologies if I broke up the code snippets incorrectly, feel free to use the edit post thread to correct them.

I'm afraid that is not how the encryption works. It might have been once, but for the last 6-7 years or so all devices have been encrypted out of the box, whether you set a lockscreen password or not (and to be honest most people use a short PIN or pattern rather than a password, which would be a pretty weak encryption key).

Sorry, but I don't think there is a way.

Ahhhh lwp=live wall paper.

Lwp does not work as well on the Z fold 3.

Thanks Brian 706 & PuppyKickr for taking time to reply with good suggestions.

I followed your instructions, Brian 706, but the switch to turn on update notifications was already on. I must have missed something somewhere. (I don't know much about Android, but am trying to learn.)

Your idea of scheduling time to clean up the phone sounds good, puppykickr. I like to send as much as possible to the external storage. It would be nice if apps could go to external. They eat up a lot of internal storage. On my phone, there's no option so send any of the apps to the SD card. (Grey'd out in every app under Settings - Apps)

Have the LG125DL phone. for months the busy signal presents itself and blocks the launch of other apps and would direct one to:
https://www.reddit.com/r/TracFone/comments/kwra2u/lg_classic_flip_trying_to_dial_and_getting_a_busy/

Informed guidance sought...

Keep in mind that Google One is just allowing you more online storage capacity, it is not a comprehensive back up service. So you've got more room to store data online, but it's not an backup/restore solution. Also, the backup/restore option buried in the Settings menu is a bit of a misleading misnomer on Google's part -- it refers to Google apps and services so setting and config changes for Google apps and things get auto-backed up but other non-Google data and files are still you're responsibility to archive.
Just how did you backup 'all' your S9 Plus? If you're not able to get Samsung's Smart Switch installed on your Macbook Pro, doing so would require you to root your device to be able to manually copy all those files/data/apps you indicated, and that would also require a rooted device to be able to then manually restore all those same files/data/apps accordingly. Typically some kind of backup/restore app or online service is involved. You could use the Smart Switch app on your phone to back up to another mobile device that also has the Smart Switch app installed but since you indicated you're using your laptop, again what app/service did you use to actually do the backup? Typically you use the same app/process to do backups and a restore when necessary.

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Garikcka said:

I love your video, and I find it very useful for those who want to buy themselves a good case but don't know which one to choose. I hope this is a rubric you will keep alive and not just test out cases, but something else too.

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Huh?

[GALLERY=media, 1470]ContactShip_contact_history_all_interactions by MatKlausing posted Jan 26, 2022 at 5:52 PM[/GALLERY]

Keeping touch with people in a planned and structured way is all about keeping up with the past interactions. Because only if you know when you met and what you did together, you know when to interact next.

So that you don't have to remember everything, ContactShip supports you with the contact history view. All interactions with the person in one overview, with dates, ratings, marked and comments. And if you set a reminder pattern ContactShip even will point out automatically when you should reach out again.

You want to try it out yourself? Download it here for Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.contactship.app

Hadron said:

Airpush, and any other ads that worked that way, were banned from the play store years ago after a prolonged backlast from users. Of course they could change the way they worked as well as their name, but if so they've not really crossed my radar since.

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Thanks, Hadron. I think that they made themselves compliant with GP. Thanks for the thoughts, though.

puppykickr said:

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...te-commands-from-webpages-you-can-get-hacked/

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Farrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr back I can remember even when setting up my sites were rule of thumb like that, sooo I am pretty great without cutting any code

Thank you. Disconnecting and reconnecting the router was the solution.

puppykickr said:

This is why if an employer wants to have something like this, the employer should provide the device.

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I had that once, and we all got issued with Blackberrys.

I've never had to deal with employer BYOD myself. And so unfortunately I can't really advise the OP on what to do.

crossdarne said:

I watched it. Got borred and a little angry after the 3d episode.

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why did you get angry?

Brand new?
Are those cracks in the screen?

I also ended up watching. I enjoyed it until I didn't. Hard to explain without spoilers but I feel like they just made it to make it. Had some good Dexter parts and a lot of not Dexter type filler. I was let down but knew i would be. Shouldn't have watched really, I was right to be skeptical

whittakerturbeville said:

It looks familiar, but I'm not sure what it's called

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Yea I have searched and searched! I thought it would be a long shot. If you think of it le me know! Thanks

Well after logging into my account, throughout my mobile app, I got a url, so I typed it up on my comp, and the account was unlocked, remember to fill out those forums and email the fb app people too.