why not send your files via email to yourself? you can then go into the email on your other phone and download the file from your email. pretty simple really.

Glad you got it resolved

Reporting your post with a request to delete is the ticket. Threads are the exception. Sometimes threads have great information that should remain to help others.

many Samsung devices today don't have an email client installed out of the box. Samsung's Email app is on the Galaxy Store. Even my Z Flip 4 as expensive as it was came without an offline music player and email app. Seems odd.

nickdalzell said:

The lockscreen timeout helps for those who don't use a secure lock. I lost count at the many times my Galaxy SIII woke up, unlocked itself in my pocket, dialed contacts, or opened an untold number of apps, or sent eahoaejfoaeofjaioefj to someone as a text.

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That used to happen to me before smartphones were invented, and my stupid phone just needed you to hold one button in the corner for a while, which happened if I leaned against something. Often the next thing I'd lean on was the number 9, hence lots of 999 calls. I wonder if that's why America uses 911, which is harder to dial by accident?

But it's insane not to use a lock screen on your smartphone, as you've just proved.

nickdalzell said:

The security argument for shorter timeout that can turn the screen off before you finish PIN or Pattern is intended to stop or a least deter brute forcing it.

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Wouldn't work. Notice if you get the pattern wrong, the screen doesn't go off. The timeout is 5 seconds after you last touched the screen, you can try many patterns in a row, although it does make you wait a bit between each try, so you can't just wave your finger about randomly and get in.

There's actually a lot more combinations than you think of drawing a pattern in a 3x3 square of dots, although I bet most folk make predictable common shapes, like an L or an r. I don't use it for security anyway. I prefer to prevent someone stealing the phone in the first place, same as I try to prevent people stealing my wallet instead of putting a padlock on it.

My Aunt uses her face to unlock it. Weird idea, I'd be unlocking it by mistake.

nickdalzell said:

I didn't say I agreed with it. If someone wants to get into your phone that badly you got larger problems than your phone's security or you're a high profile government employee that's likely got a hit out on ya.

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More likely it's the government after you.

I once had Windows 11 lie to me telling me my Core i7 ain't supported when it is listed in the supported CPU list on their site. Took a USB installer and hacking via DOS PROMPT trick to get past it. This is probably another case of Windows 10 being a dick in general. I had multiple instances of 'this app won't work' (that's all it said no code no nothing talk about dumbed down) and it ended up being a 32 bit app not working with a 64-bit OS when technically it should as backward compatibility exists but overall it's one of the many things that ultimately pushed me to linux. It ain't my OS's job to protect me from myself. If I screw something up with running an app that Windows finds 'unsafe' that's on me and me alone.

I had a mulitude of tablets with cellular capability. I still got them, and they still make them. Even the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 from 2012 had a GPS, only the cheap throwaway crap from Walmart or Kmart didn't. Phones tend to use A-GPS and need data for it to fully work, while an old tablet can easily run Waze or Navmii offline.

Android Auto functions perfectly fine offline. it's sorta broken on my Ridgeline as the stupid USB-C cable has issues connecting properly leading it to assuming there is zero signal (get the 'x!' icon instead of bars) but I use it to control downloaded YouTube music playlists and it works anyway. sure, you don't get Assistant text reply function but nobody texts me when I ain't home.

Huge update since last time!

• Picture hints
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• Frequently updated player levels
• Submit Your own palindromes
• Dynamic color themes (Android 12+)
• New achievements and leaderboards

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dontpanicbobby said:

I'm not sure dialup is still a thing.
Is AOL still around?
Feasible but AOL had really deep funding.
It would cost a fortune to develop.

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AOL still exists, but their dialup service and online software EOL'd sometime in 2015. They still have AOL.com email addresses as my girlfriend recently created one. the website aol.com is still up, but I think is owned by Time Warner? I think one can still use AIM via a third party hack of some kind. A few years ago, someone tried to recreate the America Online service via Java as a sort of throwback similar to the old net, but it never got out of alpha.

LGR had a fun time messing around with it before it EOL'd

You would love that dongle until it bent or worse, snapped off in the USB-C port in just the perfect way that no tool could get the remnants out. The beauty of 3.5mm is that it had built-in strain relief, in that it could spin around without bending or breaking off in a pocket, or me having to forget to charge the buds case and now have no music for the hike I had planned.

Why can't anyone make something that feels like an upgrade anymore? All they had to do was keep the same pace they had in late 2012 but then Apple had to make IOS 7 and everything went downhill since. I ask you, where is the actual 'upgrade?' nobody cares about specs when everyone uses the smartphone for the same tasks they did in 2010, anyway. When the only incentive for people to upgrade is by cutting service to older devices instead of making a worthy upgrade, you've run out of ideas.

Software update might have that 1.10 gb of data because it likely downloaded an update before you kill't it. If I use No Root Firewall to disable OTA updates, and I reboot my phone, sometimes it is able to latch onto an update before Firewall restarts, and I dealt with that annoyance last week, it constantly nagging me one was available, and showing it constantly trying and failing to download said update. thankfully it was only a OneUI decimal update, no more or less important to me than a security patch, so I installed it, re-enabled my update block, and now just remember to put phone into Airplane Mode before a restart.

Otherwise it's just app data, as many modern apps built in today are quite large. I think Pale Moon on my Linux machine is over 2GBs in size, a huge difference from the 35MB of Netscape Navigator. It can seem daunting but it's harmless. But for safe measure, you can install the same app, NetGuard No Root Firewall from F-Droid or direct APK download, and disable the internet to any app or service you hate, and it's more effective than disabling system services, many of which don't even let you disable them anymore.

I was able to have one tablet literally frozen in time that way, with all my Google Play Music, Books, downloaded movies and TV, and even offline Calm app data via NetGuard. Tablet was always offline, but you'd be able to enjoy all that was on it, like the year were still 2017.

I was able to make my Z Flip 4 an Android 2.3 device, well, you'd have to look close to know any better by just replacing all the built ins with Android 2.3 apps. Obviously can't do all of them, but with a theme and icon pack you'd be unable to know it's not running Android 2.3 + TouchWiz like the Galaxy SII.

good ol'e Nokia 5100 series ^, the 3310 of the USA. That thing had the coolest accessories. You could make an older model look like a more 'modern' one with an Xpress On faceplate, and sadly I never was able to source that cool neon battery pack, literally clear with a neon lamp inside, or the antenna module that flashed a rather eye-searing LED during an incoming call.

The irony of Zack Morris is that in the time of Saved by the Bell, the 1984 Motorola DynaTAC he was always using was already well obsolete and past its prime.

I see those kinds of 'posts' often. It's some weird forum 'thing' and I don't get it either, Ocnbrze

ocnbrze said:

yeah ooops sorry i was looking at the p40.

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yep, for the P40 they clearly say Go Edition, but for the A60S they don't mention Go Edition, yet on other sites it mentions Go Edition.

Rubbed elbows with one of the investment teams down here, I already have my money invested in the things I kind of forgot over time and space itself, and adding up inside the different emotions are just stricken up, anyway soon we are going to get our hardwood floors done, and I do not see that until I see the guy though, he might do this very last thought, just been exhausted over and over.

It sounds like a power saving feature of your phone. It could be the OS rev upgrade as well. Have you tried your reader on another phone that's running Android 13?

Welcome to Android Forums. It sounds like you have done your homework. Perhaps another has something for you to try. I wish I had more to offer.

I have several devices paired with my phone. I want to be able to specify, for example:
- connect with device A automatically.
- don't connect with device B automatically, but prompt me each time.

Make sense?

It's a shame to throw out expensive prescription food but, unfortunately, that may be what you'll have to do. Since you've done so much already, I can only think of asking on NextDoor if anyone can use it. For those who don't know, NextDoor is a site/app where you're only talking to people verified to be your immediate neighbors. So, for example, I can only access Arcadia and a limited amount of its close neighbors. I find this really handy because the people you're talking to are your actual neighbors. It helps, somehow, to talk to people who live near you, even if you've never met them before.

Also, you can feed it to your remaining dog(s). I did that with Joy Noelle's k/d (both dry and canned) after she decided not to eat it any more. My vet said it was fine to give it to my other cats, just don't feed it as their exclusive food. There's nothing in it that can HARM a pet with normal kidney function. You can add mix it like 25% prescription and 75% regular. It'll slowly go down, and won't be wasted. *DISCLAIMER* I am not a vet! Check with your vet to make sure it's okay for your pets.

olbriar said:

My wife had a school issued apple tablet when she was teaching. I never gave it a look.

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The only Apple device I have is an iPad; all my other devices are Windows and Android. My iPad is a few years old (base model), and a quality device.

thanks a lot for your response. can you please let me know which versions of instagram enable the user to do this.

Dannydet said:

Didn't we already answer your question in a duplicate thread?

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Different member....I checked.

People keep telling me Android can't run out of RAM. They're wrong. The OS can't perform magic. It must swap to disk, this is slow. On my old 2GB RAM phone, it runs out, it even takes longer to open the lock screen than it gives me to swipe the pattern, then times itself out! This insane idea of not completely closing apps is a mess, all those things which can notify you: text, email, ebay, they all sit in the background waiting for a notification to hand you. I need to see what's using the most RAM, and not just close it like the cleaner programs do, but manually decide one is too big and tell it not to open at boot, just when I choose to. And there needs to be a way to completely close an app and not have it reopen, like on a computer. Perhaps we need someone to make a whole new interface, like they do with Linux.

@Whycella you just posted a quote from the op. do you have a question? or comment?

welcome to AF by the way.

PascalAuger said:

hi! im new, i have android studio canary and on virtual devide manager, i can't make work an android version 10 with Google Play... without Google Play it work tho.
i need google play to make 8 ball pool works.
im on windows 7. someone can help me pls? tx.

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Hello! I'd be happy to help you with getting Android 10 with Google Play to work in Android Studio. Here are the steps to set up an Android Virtual Device (AVD) with Google Play for testing apps like 8 Ball Pool:

1. Install Google Play Images: Make sure you have downloaded and installed the Google Play system images in Android Studio. You can do this by opening the Android SDK Manager and ensuring that the "Google Play" images for Android 10 are installed. If they are not, install them.
2. Create a New Virtual Device:
   • Open Android Studio.
   • Click on "Configure" in the welcome screen or go to "File" > "Settings" if you are already inside a project.
   • In the Settings, navigate to "Appearance & Behavior" > "System Settings" > "Android SDK."
   • Click on the "SDK Tools" tab.
   • Check "Google Play Licensing Library" and "Google Play APK Expansion Library" if they are not already installed.
   • Now, create a new virtual device by going to "Configure" > "AVD Manager."
   • Click on "Create Virtual Device."
3. Select Hardware Profile: Choose a hardware profile that matches your requirements (e.g., Pixel 3). Click "Next."
4. System Image: Choose the system image that has "Google Play" in its name. For Android 10, it should be something like "Android 10.0 (Google Play)." Select it and click "Next."
5. Emulator Options: Configure the emulator options as needed. You can adjust settings like RAM, VM Heap, and others. Click "Finish" when done.
6. Start the Emulator: In the AVD Manager, select the newly created virtual device with Google Play support, and click the green "Play" button to start the emulator.
7. Sign in to Google Account: Once the emulator is running, it should have Google Play services installed. You can sign in with your Google account on the emulator and access the Play Store to install 8 Ball Pool or any other app you need for testing.
8. Test Your App: Now, you can test your app, including 8 Ball Pool, with Google Play services enabled.

If you encounter any issues or error messages during these steps, please provide more details, and I'll do my best to assist you further.

Yes everything will be gone if you do not have backups