overtureartless said:

Sorry if you feel that way. Didn't think you would take it negatively. Are we not allowed to be friendly if we cannot help. Oh, well my apologies.

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Don't worry about it.

All you need to do is survive.

Our planet is going through hell at the moment and no one is sure of what is coming next.

Good luck to all of us!

Depends on how long you plan to use the phone I'd think 2 years from now something might be faster. Why? Why not?

@buragoz Welcome to the Android Forums!

OT: I think my nephew is my new pet/companion. He's tidy like a cat but barks like a dog when I'm not. I despair trying to train him.

Even though I have selected to keep the phone unlocked in Trusted Places (my home address) it locks the phone many times per day. This is with Android Version 11. This gets annoying after a while. Any ideas?

I hope this is the best place for this question. There is no forum for the M51.

mikedt said:

Looks like you got the tray upside-down. If you turn it over, it may actually have "SIM" and "SD" marked on it, and the SD should sit correctly then.

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That's what I said!!!!

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Mohamed Ezz said:

Do you mean I flash the firmware t by Odin then flash twrp with pit file or flash the twrp with pit file then flash the Rom by the twrp? My current status is twrp with no OS

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So currently, your phone only has a working Recovery (TWRP) and with the partition table wiped there's no Android OS. You need to flash both the PIT file and the ROM. Both are necessary items -- with the partition table wiped, you need that PIT file, and without the PIT you need to flash the stock ROM to get a working Android OS on your phone again.
Focus on getting your phone is working again, and once that's all done, then look into flashing TWRP and rooting it again.
Be very mindful about all the settings and check boxes in the Odin utility.

S21 Ultra: A skinny Note.

What do you use the spen for?

Hmm, I guess you could turn off "other" and see what happens. My guess is that it won't affect anything important (i.e. anything that fits those other categories).

The real problem will be if these things are Android System notifications, as your first post suggested, since it probably won't let you hide all notifications from that. On my phone there are many, many categories of notification under that one, so I wonder why it shows nothing for yours?

If nothing else works I'd be inclined to try turning Teams notifications off and see whether that makes any difference (it may not if Teams is causing something else to generate the warnings). Then sure, I'd be inclined to make it their problem: leave it on their desk for them to experience and tell them you'll take it back when they've fixed it, not before, and meanwhile inform your manager that IT have screwed your phone up and so you'll be without it until they sort it out. But as an academic I may have a bit more autonomy in such things than some employers would allow.

He didn't say screen sharing, but "stock share screen", i.e. the interface you get when you tap the "share" button (e.g. when viewing an image) in order to choose which app to use to share it.

Sadly the Google sharing interface, which like many Google interfaces is not the best, is increasingly hard to avoid. F-Stop, which is my most-used Gallery app, does offer a list of apps to use with the "system share" as an option, but that's the exception.

I used to think that the thing that would drive me to leave Android would be some egregious privacy violation by Google. Now I increasingly find myself wondering whether it will be an increasing uniformity and the pushing-out of third party solutions that will do it first (e.g. their "gesture navigation" still doesn't work reliably with 3rd party launchers after 2 years, and they appear satisfied with that situation - at the moment I can work round that because I have other options, but I'm sure they will go away in future).

nice colours

Yeah we do not know much about how chrome groups tabs together, been using chrome beta, chromion and the other part, but to this day it has nothing to do with chrome tabs, I usually only have a few open.

Looks like my Note 9 won't be getting it

It turned out that my "powersaving" mode was enabled. On my tests, I've realized that this only happens if we use the sdk 29 or above it. On sdk 28 this problem didn't exist as I could capture location with the screen off even if the powersaving setting was enabled (as long as the battery optimization was off).

So, just turning off the powersaving setting solved the issue for me. It wasn't an issue with Android 11, Android 10 working with sdk 29 does the same.

corporal_Canada said:

nevermind, my mom simply changed phone companies, i apologize for making a pointless thread

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LOL at least that was an easy solution.....nothing pointless here. glad you got it worked out.

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Hi! I have removed the lockscreen and status bar with NiceLock . But I can't find a way to remove it from the drop down notification shade. Does anyone know if it is possible somehow? Thanks!

ocnbrze said:

Who is your carrier? That plays into it a bit as well as your phone. When I was on Sprint, my connection was always spotty at best when I went to see my doctor.

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I'm on T-Mobile. In my general area, Verizon is known as having the most coverage, with T-Mobile a close 2nd. I never have connection issues anywhere else, and I've had this model phone for about 1 1/2 years. Also, my Mom who is nearby and has a budget phone on Mint Mobile (MVNO of T-Mobile) sometimes loses connection but can reconnect after a reboot... so I THINK T-Mobile is pretty decent in our area.

KrisJ1991 said:

I can view all the files from the applications in the Android folder with my S7 , but the tablet won't show me anything. I tried ESfile Explorer and it does the same thing too.

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Which files? Give us a clue as to what you are not seeing, and we'll be in a better place to guess at the problem.

BTW I'd not touch ES - that app was removed from the play store because of ad fraud, but had privacy issues before then. Of course since then a couple of other apps have appeared that use the name, but whether those are other developers cashing in on the removal or the same developers returning under a different name I cannot say - neither would particularly recommend it to me though.

There they are. I don't know how they didn't get posted the first time. I guess they're a little blurry but I think they should give a general idea. The old Moto G (that) was plugged in overnight and is still lit up, whatever that may mean. I'm thankful I wasn't crazy enough to make the sd internal storage. Why do they try to snag us with these deliberate pitfalls?

Phones with replaceable batteries do still exist (you can use GSMArena's "phone finder" tool to see which models have this). However this is a feature that the manufacturers have decided is only of interest to buyers of low-end devices.

The last Galaxy S model with a replaceable battery was the s5, back in 2014.

I have now installed Greenify to see how it goes.
I'll get back to report.

Dingtone.
Been using it for years, and no trouble using it for account set-up.

It's free, even.

Be sure to maintain it, and use it once a month at least.

https://dingtone.en.uptodown.com/android

When you are done (you said 'temporary'), remember to change the number you opened the account with.