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Well that sounds like problems in the US, and isn't anything I'm familiar with.
I'm doing very well with living in China for last 12 years, thank you very much to the CPC(Communist Party of China).![]()
are you looking for an app? or looking to develop an app?Dear all,
I am looking for video calling and text chat app in Android.
I would to have a mentor who can guide me through the project development. I am an amateur developer.
Well yes it does. It's still your Win10 PC that's the actual network connection. Any emulator is still just 'virtual'.No that doesn't indicate how the web-server could be detecting I am not using a genuine Android device.
your sammy most likely has a locked bootloader. what is your exact model number of your phone? have you looked over at xda? that is the place you want to go for info on how to root any device.I remember that from a few years ago. My understanding is that it could be used to root almost any device, with no special requirements. Is it still available? Would it work on a Samsung or a Stylus?
Maybe the company did that as part of their setup?
I always put a "If found please contact xxxx@yyyy" message on my lockscreen as a precaution (where the email address is not the Google account used with the phone).
I'm trying to put this new Samsung A20s(?) on a diet. I'm looking for things I can remove, shut down, etc. When I checked out that googoo stuff I wasn't surprised that it's not removable, but at least it can be rolled back to an earlier, presumably less bloaty, version. I hesitate only because it means data removal, although it's probably nothing important. Also, I've noticed a lot of things such as Outlook, which I believe are Microsoft. Do I need any of these or should I delete or otherwise incapacitate them?