LUCKY LIME said:

Hmmm thanks, but what should I do? I'm afraid...

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I think you really should provide a way for your users to backup and restore their IAPs(paid items), that's it.

ocnbrze said:

well i think most folks here would not know the science behind how NFC works. i have no idea how it works.

i did find this:https://squareup.com/us/en/townsquare/nfc

in the article nfc uses encryption to communicate, so those numbers you see are part of the encryption and who knows what they represent.

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Hello, never mind. I have asked in other Samsung forum also. I know how NFC actually works. The question is really why the phone is generating those numbers without my permission.

If I finally develop an application to send person's DNI, phone will also send those random number, which of course will affect my application.

Regards
Jaime

Pixel 6 Pro is better than the S21 Ultra as the P6P has an LTPO display which is new and great compared to Dynamic display if S21 Ultra which is old. The P6P and S21 Ultra specs are almost 98% the same but S21 has Snapdragon 888 which is a little higher than the new Google tensor chip but with new updates, P6P will be better! Also, P6P has the new unique design that is attractive than the S21 Ultra.

If your hotel TV is a smart TV I'd just use the integrated TV apps, setting up your own Chromecast onto a public WiFi network is a security and a privacy nightmare. You'll be intentionally adding your Chromecast to open access on an unsecured network. Think back to when you needed to first set up your Chromecast, it has its own unsecured mini-web server that you temporarily access to then pair up the device to your home network. It's the pairing up/connection process that's going to be a problem. Then it's a matter of having your Chromecast connected to an unsecured public WiFi network, a much different environment than your presumably secured home network.

If you travel a lot, it might be worth investing in a portable router/hotspot device. Then instead of relying upon risky public WiFi services you'll always have your own personal, mobile WiFi network. You can setup your portable WiFi network at home and configure whatever mobile devices you'll be bringing with you so everything is already set up to use.

Please nee help: I'm trying to send an email from my test app. Everything working trie the simulator, but true the real device app is not launching to the Gmail for email send. The docs and screenshots will be attached.
Here is some logs:
2021-12-26 19:31:12.769 8008-8053/com.example.helloworld I/AdrenoGLES-0: Build Config : S P 10.0.7 AArch64
2021-12-26 19:31:12.769 8008-8053/com.example.helloworld I/AdrenoGLES-0: Driver Path : /vendor/lib64/egl/libGLESv2_adreno.so
2021-12-26 19:31:12.772 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld D/ActivityThread: registerLongSnapReceiver for android.app.Application@a4a285c
2021-12-26 19:31:12.775 8008-8053/com.example.helloworld I/AdrenoGLES-0: PFP: 0x016dc094, ME: 0x00000000
2021-12-26 19:31:12.796 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld E/mple.helloworl: Invalid ID 0x00000000.
2021-12-26 19:31:12.799 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/DecorView[]: initIsSupportRecognition pcbVersionExt IS_SUPPORT_RECOGNITION = false
2021-12-26 19:31:12.806 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld I/DecorView: setGamePipOutlineProvider normal = true
2021-12-26 19:31:12.825 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/mple.helloworl: Accessing hidden method Landroid/view/View;->computeFitSystemWindows(Landroid/graphics/Rect;Landroid/graphics/RectZ (greylist, reflection, allowed)
2021-12-26 19:31:12.825 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/mple.helloworl: Accessing hidden method Landroid/view/ViewGroup;->makeOptionalFitsSystemWindows()V (greylist, reflection, allowed)
2021-12-26 19:31:12.883 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld I/ViewRootImpl: startAppTraversalsAccelerate mBasePackageName = com.example.helloworld ,isEnableAppTraversalsAccelerate = true ,hasPendingPauseActivity = true
2021-12-26 19:31:14.702 8008-8029/com.example.helloworld W/System: A resource failed to call close.
2021-12-26 19:31:15.764 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/NubiaXmlCacheController: stopCache() called
2021-12-26 19:31:22.801 8008-8054/com.example.helloworld I/ActivityThread_JNII: JniiCloth:
2021-12-26 19:31:44.418 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld D/UserName: he tgrc
2021-12-26 19:31:44.418 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld D/goodsName: plane
2021-12-26 19:31:44.418 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld D/quantity: 1
2021-12-26 19:31:44.418 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld D/orderPrice: 500.0
2021-12-26 19:31:44.454 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/NubiaXmlCacheController: isFirst: not first!
2021-12-26 19:31:44.461 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld W/DecorView[]: initIsSupportRecognition pcbVersionExt IS_SUPPORT_RECOGNITION = false
2021-12-26 19:31:44.463 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld I/DecorView: setGamePipOutlineProvider normal = true
2021-12-26 19:31:44.484 8008-8008/com.example.helloworld I/ViewRootImpl: startAppTraversalsAccelerate mBasePackageName = com.example.helloworld ,isEnableAppTraversalsAccelerate = false ,hasPendingPauseActivity = false

Madd61 said:

Everyone relax.

I can confirm McDonald's has reopened!

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Wait what? Oh you mean your area?

Heh, sorry, I lost this website.
Ah, actually the problem is not only in EMOJIs , and problem is in Android 9.0 of Cubot Quest Lite, that when I have connected WIFI (at home) and mobile data , and go out or in, so somehow it stops to load notifications and even the EMOJIs.. Actually I am not sure, what to do with that.

Hello here !

I am a new Android developper. I developped one application succesfully : (Link Removed)

I rencently migrated from Ubuntu 20.04 ti Ubuntu 21.10 (Kubuntu for precision) but since I fail to start emulated phone with AVD Manager.





Terminal say :

And journcalctl :


My Android Studio version:


Any idea about the problem or what I can do to investigate ? Thanks !

I have 2 very good spec Xiaomi phones from late 2019 running on EE (I swap sim).

They've had some tremendous weekly discounts on their website Mi. com all year, though I think that may be coming to an end as they are so popular here.

Nothing negative to report on the software or hardware front. Ads can removed, as well as unwanted 3rd party apps, and I just don't register their own apps, though there's nothing wrong with them.

Xiaomi brand models were : Redmi & Redmi Note Series, Poco and top line Mi models.
Latest Mi models rebranded as Xiaomi (11t / 11t pro) and anything named Xiaomi are guaranteed long term updates similar to Samsung.

Poco have been made a separate brand, of sorts.

I have a Poco F2 Pro (256/8) and a Mi 10 Lite 5g.

Worth looking in to.

Check the notification settings within the app. I had a similar problem with accuweather and there is an option to turn off weather news (pileups hundreds of miles away from me) while leaving on Sever Weather alerts for things that may impact me in the immediate or near future.

svim said:

Simply because that power strip looks OK physically on the outside, that has absolutely nothing to do with if it is or is not damaged in some way inside. The odds are just falling off a table a few times isn't going to do much, there are no moving parts or delicate components inside. It's not a big deal for a more tech savvy person to confirm if that power strip is fine or not, but since you appear to have doubts about it, instead of aggravating yourself so much just buy a new one and replace it. Life is too short to fixate on such minor details.

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I'm not fixating on such minor things, I'm just lacking in technical knowledge and yes life is short but you don't just do one thing and wait for it to settle and then move on.

Tasker offers two locking options, the regular system lock, or taskers own lock, which will present a number pad to unlock. You can activate either lock in any of a number of ways, I do it it with a left - right shake of the phone.

Your problem is very simple.
You are cramming too much crap onto your device.

Your solution is to get a device that can harbor the amount of data that you are trying to cram into this one, or to stop doing what you are doing and monitor this device.

Any device is going to act stupid when you get down to only 100MB, and frankly I am quite surprised to see that the thing allowed you to fill it up that much.
Most devices start acting wonky when memory gets below 1GB.
The idea that it has shown 0MB available is amazing to me- the fact that the device could even muster up the effort to tell you such a thing!

This device is simply crying out to you for some relief!

Now, yes, most cleaning apps are garbage.
Yours is built in, so if there are no ads associated with it then it is probably ok.

There is really only one cleaning app that does exactly what it says and does what it can (cleaning apps have been very restricted in newer models of devices).

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/theredspy15.ltecleanerfoss/

If this app does not help, then keeping AT LEAST the same amount of open memory as the device has RAM is the best bet for proper function of the device.
(Example, my device has 2GB of RAM, so I always leave at least 2GB of empty memory.)

There are reasons for this, and if you like I would explain.

Also, please do not think that I am making fun of a memory strapped device, as this is all that I have ever had.
That is why I had to figure out ways around it.

Unforgiven said:

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/dart-dash-casual-tap-darts.20053/

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Amazing, thank-you!

Ugh... I finally found a TOT after searching for hours on end. Pretty much every website, link, whatever for this phone is broken, gone, adware, malware. Anyway, this was all for naught.

After many, many more hours of searching I can't find any Qualcomm utility that works. QFIL, EFS, QPST, USB1, USB2, USB3, I tried everything. BoardDiag is by far the easiest to use (either v3.99 or the "2014" version both of which support the LS620). However, after it loads the diagnostic firmware to the phone nothing happens, the phone doesn't respond. In fact from that point the phone doesn't respond to anything at all and I have to pull the power for it go back in to 9008 mode.

I tried qdl in Linux as well. I don't know if it's potentially something with the emmc firehose or the raw/patch XML setup. The firehose seems correct because it does seem to read some data off the phone. However right after that it gets USB protocol errors and timeout. Then the write fails with timeout. Seems broken. Potentially this Qualcomm interface NEVER worked right on these phones. Either that or I have bad programmer/config files. I have no idea.

The phone WAS working enough to run the EDL, TWRP, and flash firmware so I believe the AP and PMIC are working fine so I'm not sure why it doesn't respond now.

Edit and update:

Well it turns out that my eMMC was totally broken and it's not the fault of this firmware, just a coincidence.

The eMMC couldn't boot at all so I figured out how to boot to download mode via SD card. From there used lglaf to attempt to write various partitions but since the eMMC is failed that didn't work out. This caused the phone to switch to booting to fastboot off the SD card for some reason. I can do more stuff from fastboot though like boot kernel images. So I modified the stock boot and recovery images to use the SD card partitions instead of the internal memory. Now I can boot the whole phone off the SD card. Only problem is that it still only boots to fastboot mode so I have to manually fastboot the boot image to start the phone every time.

I did finally flash this firmware to the SD card and it seems to work fine.

My Moto E6 Plus European model (XT 2023 - 2) has an animated slider control when the alarm sounds in sleep mode.
I'm aware the US have different model E6's and presumably E5's, with different stock features.
Do you have a different Launcher installed?
If not, perhaps if you can capture a photo of the lock screen? Also you should be able to download the latest manual for your particular model (is it an E5 Play / XT - xxxx?). Otherwise perhaps you do have a software issue that you can report to Motorola.

As ocnbrze stated, this is most likely a hardware issue that you cannot fix on your own.

Some downloaders have a setting that deletes any downloaded files after a set time.

Move the files after downloading, or change the setting in the downloader.

You have tried restarting (not resetting) the device?

Why did you turn developers options off?

mikedt said:

一年80美元。非常快，我可以以 1080p 观看 YouTube

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那个公司的？

startac4 said:

I know this is not really an Android issue - just don't know what other forum exists for this and perhaps people here are doing this (if the forum moderators want to remove this because it's completely out of place here I'll completely understand).

I was about to have an electrician install a Honeywell smart thermostat when I read about all the personal data Honeywell (actually a different company that licenses the name) collects, both when setting up the thermostat and when using it from the Android phone. Their "privacy (sic) statement" says that they record and store, among other things, name, address, the schedule of every time the unit is set to go on/off, temperature setting, for which days it's set et al. This could let someone know a pattern for my being home and away. And the idea of them having all my information (which I do my best to avoid with google) raises my hackles.

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They would more than likely need to store your data on a server in the cloud, so that their app on phone can interact with the smart-thermostat, remotely over the internet. However something like this AFAICT does NOT need access to personal details like name and address. The smart-thermostat itself will have an ESN(Electronic Serial Number), or MAC address, etc, which the server will use to access, read, and control the device. And they don't need to know the actual house number, and street where it's located.

startac4 said:

I realize I completely misunderstood how smart thermostat works - I thought the schedule (time/temp) was stored in the unit itself (just like my mini-split units keep that information in the units). Perhaps I'm being paranoid because a lot of people use smart thermostats but this was a complete revelation to me. And raised my security concerns.

My only weak connection for posting this here is because it's all done through the cell phone. And therefore someone here may have gone down this "security concern" rabbit hole and can comment on it.

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I think you're right to be concerned about this. After all there have been many data breaches, and leaks of personal private data from these IoT companies.

ocnbrze said:

i believe this is the thread you are thinking:
https://androidforums.com/threads/new-unknown-tab.1339157/

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Yeh, that was the one thanks. Didn't realise it was a Galaxy Note9. Looks like same issue though.

Your pictures have lens flare. It's definitely not a glitch.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lens_flare

To avoid it, basically don't take pics directly into the sun, or other bright lights....which is a tip from photography 101.


FYI lens flare is sometimes used deliberately in movies and TV shows...

...where it's often unnecessary and can be very distracting....

wipe cache and data for the camera app and see if that helps.

if not then it might be a hardware issue. was the phone dropped recently?