I have a LG Stylo 6 one minute was taking pictures and they were going to gallery and the next thing every time I took a picture as soon as it clicked it said picture can't be saved. Checked Sd storage have room everything else seemed fine so went to text tried to take a picture when adding image same thing pic can't be saved. When those things look normal and won't save restart your phone as soon as it restarted took a picture and back to normal.

ocnbrze said:

i'll alert the mods, this should be moved to the development section.

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All set. Development thread moved to the dev area for better exposure.

Dannydet said:

https://www.satellite-reviews.net/dish-network/dishnet-internet
So if you have dishnet, as you are stating, for cable TV, you already have internet also. You should have a wifi connection at your home, turn wifi on your cell phone and connect. No cell data needed.

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I read the article and I got rid of satellite internet in 2013 when I discovered mobile wifi and tethering because I was always having problems, not getting the speeds they were projecting, plus the individual cost and that was a separate bill from Dish network. The speed is incredibly important for work downloads. I plan to call AT&T again because I didn't start having the recent problems until a few months ago. According to their wireless maps, I'm now assigned to a totally different tower than I was over a year ago. I think that's the problem!

Thank you! Much appreciated.

ocnbrze said:

yep sorry don't recognize them. we get this question on a daily basis and usually more then not, they go unanswered.

just ask the person.

good luck

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Thanks I saw one other post online about the emoji one but then the person deleted and that’s all there was out there

Still a game.

".Murica"
Blame the FCC.

@Rob

Seeing the same behavior.

@OCN my work machine adds in padlock and slips in https without actually showing me (screenshot below). But if I copy the url with http it loads unsecure.

Pinging Rob, this is a Owner change.

MoodyBlues said:

I've been told I have bigger balls than most men.

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Well... considering your affection for blue balls... XD

Those are settings within Settings > Location, but they aren't separate apps on my phone (Pixel 2, Android 11). I expect that both of those are "on" by default, though I turn "Location Accuracy" off myself.

But there will be system apps that have location permission by definition. For example, you can't deny location permission to Google Play Services, you can only turn location off completely (Google's location service is part of Play Services, so if you have any app that uses Google's location service then Play Services has to have location access).

"Google Location Accuracy" is misnamed anyway: it's the setting that turns on wireless network location, not something that improves accuracy (at least not if you have a GPS fix - if you haven't then even the crude location you get from networks is more accurate than nothing, but if you have a GPS fix their contribution to accuracy is negligible). But it is a setting that is very easy to turn on without knowing it: any app using a particular Google API is likely to feed you a pop-up when you use it that tells you "For a better experience, turn on device location, which uses Google's location service". That's designed to sound like you have location off, but it really means "enable this setting" (if you have location on but that setting off it means you only use GPS for location). I particularly hate the dishonesty of this pop-up because if you go to Settings to turn this on there is a disclaimer that tells you that enabling it allows Google to track your location, but if you touch "OK" on the pop-up, which is already deceptively named, it just turns it on without showing the disclaimer.

It's from an app that was installed on that phone. It was on the top left, yes?
Try checking installed apps in Settings.
HTH

We need some more info-- like what app are you using to watch Youtube videos, have you attempted to change the timeout on the device, what apps are you using that may have a 'wakelock' permission?

Unforgiven said:

Maybe the original that this is forked from does. @tdoxent sort of hints at this.

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Yes, I noticed that but still it's to bad it doesn't work on lower versions. Probably better that it didn't as I'm a bit sceptical. For one, the download comes in a .rar file and that seems kind of unusual to me.
The OAndBackupX (fork) on XDA differs from @tdoxent 's.

xda

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.xda-developers.com/oandbackupx-android-backup-app/amp/


https://github.com/machiav3lli/oandbackupx

@tdoxent 's "refork"ed apk is named "machsi-backup.apk" .

Hadron said:

There's no way that I know of doing that. The usual workaround is to join the meeting from both devices (Zoom has no problem with you signing in to the same account on more than one device and joining either the same meeting or two different meetings simultaneously).

But what is the camera being used for? It doesn't need to be any good if its only purpose is to show the teacher that he's really there (and if you need to show an object or some writing most devices have a rear camera that's good enough for that purpose).

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the camera is for the teacher, that wants to watch and monitor the guys...
or even during a classtest or an interview

ok guys, thank you very much anyway
it's a pity, I hoped it was possible

Another excellent explanation - does make you wonder why the option is there, if it is unusable.

Nothing you've said suggests any problem with your phone. It sounds like someone has hacked your account, which if you use a weak password, or the same password on many sites (one of which has poor password security and gets hacked itself), and don't use 2-factor authentication, can happen even if your phone is completely secure (except, of course, if someone has your GMail passwork your phone is no longer completely secure).

Change your password (use a secure one that you don't use anywhere else), enable two-factor authentication, check your Google account's security settings to see what devices have accessed it and de-authorise any that you don't recognise.

Just had an email from the NHS, I've been invited to have my first Covid jab, which I would accept if i was in Bristol, UK. Meanwhile my dad in Bristol, who's 84, has had both jabs of the Pfizer one.

Steven lash San Diego said:

Hi,

I have purchased Note 9 Pro Max last week. I have been facing some problem while using phone, sometime its touch not working properly and its just 3 days older how come i overcome this problem. Any suggestions and help really be appreciated.

Thanks,
Steven lash San Diego

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factory reset it. if the issue still exists after, then we can mostly rule out software issue.....which means that you most likely have a hardware issue. i would then get it replaced via your warranty.