Hadron said:

Is this the thing where they've just had to restrict its image generation because it was committing such faux pas as depicting ethnically diverse Nazi stormtroopers?

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yep:

old_codger said:

Is there a way to hide Secure Folder?
Is there an alternative way to hide apps, preferably also hiding them from the swipe up/down apps list. Yeah, I'm paranoid

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If you use Nova launcher you can rename the app and change the icon. Then if someone looks at your apps they can't find it unless they know what you changed it to.

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On my smart phone, there is an option in Settings to block opening other apps.



Settings - Apps - Firefox - App management, Android 14.

I'm not sure if you have a similar option on your Samsung Galaxy 9+. Just for your reference.

ocnbrze said:

are you interested in one?

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I had an early Zenfone 2. That was back when it was hard to get an unlocked phone in the states, and it was a real decent phone. I'm pretty attached to Pixel phones. if Google does something real stupid with Pixel I would try a new Asus phone. Asus puts the same amount of care into their phones as they do their motherboards.

Anecdotes. Micro USB always worked for me. Why can't we have choices anymore instead of the 'illusion of choice'? Somehow USB-C didn't just become a way, it became the only way, no thanks to the E.U. who shouldn't even have any jurisdiction in the U.S.

Artificial scarcity sucks. We should also have WebOS and other OSs too. There is plenty of room for options, choices and competition, just as there was plenty of room for 2G, 3G, 4G/LTE as well as 5G and VoLTE. Let people have variety again!

I want the newest Guilty Gear games for my tablet...

All the Beanie Babies I see anymore are someone's old collection attempting to be sold en masse at a vendor mall booth. I only imagine that the original owner ultimately left this world and it's some estate sale stuff.

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andriodadmirer said:

By the way I found out through metro that if you want to unlock your phone to any carrier and you for example ,bought it at Walmart for metro pcs ,you actually have to go back to Walmart and they unlock it there.

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Not true at all. I sell the metroPCS phones at Walmart, it follows the same unlock policy as all other MetroPCS stores and you would have to call Metro to unlock it if it does not qualify for unlock for any reason.

.......I simply did not know the feature existed in the dialer.........

Ditto I had no idea there was this feature. I would just use Chrome

Have you tried pressing on the icon and then see any options to uninstall, or drag it to the top of the phone and select uninstall?

If all else fails is a factory reset out of the question?

Nekogram is also available in the Google Play store.
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What do you do with the videos? If you only play them on the phone, then the phone screen has approximately 2k resolution and hence 4k will be downscaled in order to play it. And if you upload to social media for others to watch on their phones the same will be true (and probably the social media platform will either downscale or further compress the video when you upload it). What I'm saying is that whether the limited resolution is important depends on what you do with the videos: if you watch them on a 4k or 8k screen it might make a difference, if you don't then it may well not matter.

That is not to say that you don't have to worry about the quality, I'm just saying don't get hung up on the resolution, which in any event is not the most important factor in image quality.

I can't answer the question about the quality of videos because (a) I don't own this phone, and (b) I don't know what you consider good enough. But you can find reviews that include video samples, e.g. Samsung Galaxy S23 FE review, which you can compare to other cameras.

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That's it. It doesn't sound too great. I guess I could just uninstall it.

Found it, in the Sounds and Vibration menu, there is one option called only "Volume." Pressing that gave me a menu with Ringtone, Media, Notifications, and System. I think that did it.

Thanks.

MartyDC said:

Thanks. Your response was consistent with what the buyer was saying. I apparently DID sign out of my Google account on this device before the reset because when I turned it back on and signed into a different google account it, it accepted the sign-in.

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but you did not necessarily have to. the reason it worked is because you did the reset from within the phone's settings.....so frp was not tripped. it does not hurt to sign out first. it is a good practice to do.

now if you had done a hard reset on your tablet, then signing out first is an absolute must, especially if you plan on selling it.

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Look for the Snapchat icon on your home screen.
Tap and hold on to the Snapchat icon.
When holding down on the Snapchat icon, a pop-up menu will appear with several options, including ‘Uninstall’.
Selecting this option will remove the app from your device entirely.

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