this is more of a development question....yes? we have a dedicated forum for developers:
Android Development Forum

i'll alert the mods for you

always do your research over at xda developers forum. its a developers forum where the devs hangout and publish their goodies.

here i found this for you:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/re...de-unlocking-bootloader-twrp-rooting-t4031831

please read, read, read, and then read some more before attemping to root your phone. if you have the time you should read all the posts within the thread. sometimes there are good tips and troubleshooting that will help you to root your phone.

good luck and keep us posted.

Bikeride said:

I am very lucky to have a French contract because prices are very cheap in France

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.eu...ch-does-1gb-of-mobile-data-cost-across-europe

Click to expand...

Well if you're in France, then yeh you get a good deal

But as for this histogram. Their data for China is completely wrong. And Zimbabwe, are they still having hyperinflation problems?

The design of this game is awesome. And I also like the story of this game.

Ye, mmaybe a bad cable or charger? Try getting a replacement.

Apps from F-Droid, if downloaded from the F-Droid app, are probably the safest.

That is because every app is recompiled by people at F-Droid first.
Every app is open source, and tells you the permissionns it needs..

As far as I know they have a spotless record.

Hello,

My VLC cannot connect to local LAN FTP Server via specified IP 192.168.0.20 , port 222 and user root.
At connecting a passwort entry is prompted, I enty password *** and it stays forever in Loading..

A connection with my PC and FileZilla is no problem.

Thy for help.

Namek247 said:

Ok but if its because of newer android versions why does the A10, A20, A30 and A50 models CAN record calls?

Click to expand...

I have no idea.
I do not have any of those devices, or know anything of them.

All I know of this subject is what I have already told you.

There are other forums where this subject was discussed in great depth, and the response from Google was that this feature has been depricated in more recent OS.

I posted the solution that works for me and it is quite simple, and free.

Hadron said:

Shouldn't be possible. WhatsApp uses the phone number to sign in, and different SIM = different phone number.

Click to expand...

I'm just tossing this out there, even though there's a big, fundamental difference. But it may help someone figure something out.

When I activated my WhatsApp account, my oft-cursed lack of a signal in my house prevented me from receiving the activation code via text. But! I provided my landline number, the code was spoken to me via a voice call, I activated WA, and that was that.

Until I bought a new smartphone and tried setting up WA on it.

By then, I had long forgotten any of that. I knew WA was backing up every night--I could *see* its file online, for heaven's sake! The file's name--the part of the name I could see in portrait on my phone--certainly looked right. I tried all sorts of things, to no avail, as I tried to get WA working on my new phone.

Oh, did I mention that the new phone did get a signal in my house? Not much, but good enough to momentarily connect to activate the account. Which kept failing... I'd try restoring its backup, it would say it didn't exist, and I'd cuss out loud "what the *%@)&! do you mean it doesn't exist? I'm LOOKING RIGHT AT IT!"

Then I thought, hmmm...I wonder what that backup file's name looks like in its entirety... ...switched to landscape... OMFG! It's my landline's phone number! At first I was just baffled: why the hell did I use that?! Then it all came flooding back...

So the moral of the story is, well, I'm not really sure! But I do know that one WA account can have two phone numbers associated with it. And you can use a landline number to register.

I created a channel for your game. Good luck

EXTRA INFO

• Rating: 0
• Installs: 1+
• Download Size: 16M
• Version: 1.1

Suggest you look at the forgotten password reset options that Panasonic has
https://support-uk.panasonic.eu/app...e-password-for-remote-access-on-my-smart-home

Just so you're aware, POP and IMAP are incoming protocols and SMTP is the standard outgoing protocol. IMAP and SMTP are not interchangeable as they pertain to two different email services.
Depending on your email service (Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, etc.) you need to configure your email app with the appropriate settings for both incoming and outgoing. A lot of email apps now do this automatically if you just enter your email address and password when it comes to the popular, well established email services, but the option to manually enter the necessary info is an option in every email client app. Since that's apparently not the case for your set up, go the web site of your chosen email service and search for the required setting to set up the email account on an email client, they all have them somewhere.

Already took the survey.

Hi , Here is a guide on using Google Maps on a P40 Lite

Hi , Here is a quick guide on using Google Maps on your P40 Pro

Hi , Here is a quick guide on using Google Maps on a P40

yep also if you pause netflix, you should be able to jump right back to it was last paused on any device. for example i could pause netflix on my tv. hope in my car and be able to continue from when i paused right on my phone. of course all devices need to be signed in on the same account.

svim said:

If you don't want to have Google data mining your emails, don't use Gmail.
Even if you were to get the Seamonkey email client to delete emails after you read them, they're all still scanned and assessed in transit (incoming and outgoing). Whether they're deleted right away or years old, Google has already got what it wants no matter if you leave them in Google's servers or you store them in an archive folder in your Seamonkey email client.

Click to expand...

I have no problem having a GM account, which simplifies buying apps from the PS, you know? And it's not about Google mining my data--I'm fully cognizant of what they're doing when I use any of their services. It's about delete meaning DELETE.

That said, I stopped using email clients years ago and now rely primarily on the web interfaces with multiple Gmail accounts and various email services,and haven't encountered the problem you're stating. Most email services retain deleted emails for a limited time period (in case the user want to restore a deleted message) but I have yet to encounter an email service that doesn't delete them eventually.

Click to expand...

That's great--for you! Wouldn't be so great for me. I've had long stretches of time without Internet access. If I relied on your method, I'd have lost access to any mail I may have needed to refer back to for some reason. But it's really the "I like to be in control" factor that keeps me using a mail client, and saving, archiving, or deleting mail as *I* see fit. In 35 years of using e-mail, it's never been a problem...until GM. *shrug*

Hello, I have one general question. Are there any phones which can have both data connections enabled at the same time? I have two simcards, business SIM1 with flat plan for and private SIM2 with just 1GB data. Business card data are active most of the time now (because lot of data traffic in work profile applications), but if I want to send/check MMS on private card (believe it or not, some people still have keypad phones and use MMS, which work much better on dumb phones, than on Android, I have to switch data connection to SIM2.
I know SD X20, X24 or MTK P22, P23 have DSDV, but can data from both cards be used just for VoLTE caling, or also for all data connections (including different MMS APNs)?
Please recommend me any (preferably Android) phone capable of this.
Thanks
D.

UPDATE:
Another story about the update is at:
https://www.phonearena.com/news/lg-v40-thinq-first-android-10-update-att_id124617
It says the update has been issued in the USA too, but not to everyone. I would read it before trying to download the update, if you can.

EXTRA INFO

• Rating: 5.0
• Installs: 100+
• Download Size: 3.8M
• Version: 1.1.1

Ruleej32 said:

Finally figured it out. Since I have the S20+ with 5g version it basically won't work on prepaid services except for Verizon prepaid but even that was a giant pita getting it connected. I would have to get a non 5g s20+ if I wanted to use straight talk.

Click to expand...

Really, I've never heard anything like that before.

Yes I have an SD card but I keep my music stored on the phones internal storage. I did check the SD card and searched for the album file as well as a couple of the tracks. Nothing. I even connected the phone to my PC and searched. Nothing. I also looked in that weird android.google.music or what ever it is folder, nothing. I dont get it. Where the hell is it finding those files?

How about just using an app on both devices called https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.estmob.android.sendanywhere, in the play store....