Well, it doesn't seem to be an issue for me, since my phone has no gap.

(at least as of now)

i'll give it a shot. i am still having trouble trying to find a dog for my mom. if i end up adopting a dog thru your app.....i'll give you a nice 5 star review.

What he says....

was this all of a sudden? was the phone updated recently? have you tried just rebooting the phone?

maybe try putting the phone in safe mode. this prevents any 3rd party apps from running. if it stops then it is from a recent app you installed

EXTRA INFO

• Rating: 0
• Installs: 10+
• Download Size: Varies with device
• Version: Varies with device

No, Android is never 58GB in size. Android 11 on my phone is more like 10GB, and that includes twinned system partitions, though some manufacturers allocate more space than that to the system (*cough* Samsung *cough*).

What does your system storage menu show? Can you post a screenshot? Most importantly, what type of phone is this supposed to be? And I say "supposed to be" because not knowing what it is or where you got it from I have to consider the possibility that you bought a (probably Chinese) fake from somewhere, which may actually have a lot less storage than the phone it pretends to be has (and would often be programmed to lie about this until you run out of space).

Thanks for the reply
It's a long story why I need constant IP

Thanks for letting me know about EE
I will try them as well

Most of the mesages will be automatically backed up on your device, not on WhatsApp's servers. They may also have a copy of the backup in Google Drive, if they chose to do that.

If in doubt, copy the contents of your WhatsApp backups folder to somewhere else (deleting a message shouldn't remove the backup, but if you don't know why it's deleted then best play safe).

There has been talk of a new self-deleting message feature (for senders who don't want the message to persist), but I've not come across it so far myself. But mentioning this just in case it's relevant.

Having access to your account is the big problem. They can't remotely root a phone, but equally a factory reset won't undo any changes they've made to the system: you'd need to reflash the phone completely to do that.

For screen sharing, simple apps are Google Duo, R-HUB HD video conferencing servers, Zoom, Webex, Gotomeeting etc. These are easy to use and are freely downloadable from Google Play store.

ocnbrze said:

try this:
https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-ssoption/

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Thanks dude.

I have just successfully updated to Android 10

Change your wallpaper, or turn off dark background mode

I guess you should put that line in here


Do remember paste the stack trace whenever you app is crashed. This will easier for us to help.

Hi. I have some issue when using NetworkSpecifier to connect to an device(android 10 or above)

Most of the case I can make the phone connect to device well.

But here are two condition that would always fail.

1. When the mobile phone already remembered the network.(But with wrong password)
   
   
2. When use the NetworkSpecifier to connect to the device with wrong password one time.
   

For the avobe two case. The NetworkSpecifier will not be able to connect to the device.

It always pop up the message ->

something cameup . The application has cancelled the request to choose a device.

Do any one also had same problem and solved it?

Thank you!

So an update, if I unplug the TV it seems to reset audio (Having no power as the TV doesn't seem to have any internal battery power to save settings), this reminds me of my old Samsung Galaxy where the audio would reset. I might need to go into the developer settings and set a new audio default and hope that this saves.

I have a SVP tablet TPC0952. It has Android 4.0.4. How can I update it??

Will do, can't hurt to try.