I would recommend you connect ftp mac, which also helped me to do some work - Commander One.

You can try it, maybe it will help you!

Indeed, you can buy a cheap tablet and phone and use it as intended.

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Email apps on your phone can't manage and maintain your actual email account data, they're all just email clients. You need to look into the email server, where your email account resides. Those online servers are what your email provider store your account data.
So which email service do you use? Gmail? MS Outlook? Yahoo Mail?
Log into your account using the web access site of your chosen email service and there's likely to be some kind of export function. With Gmail as an example you can use Sign in - Google Accounts to make a backup of your email/calendar/contacts. Or if you have a third-party application like Thunderbird there's an Export function in the Accounts menu.

Yes, I also remember security warnings about ES Explorer from some years ago. Interesting it took Google that long to give it the boot.

ocnbrze said:

have you tried rebooting the router?

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Yes I just tried rebooting the router. Still the same thing, all my other devices can connect just fine but this Galaxy Tab 2 still doesn't want to connect.

amazingams said:

Clearly it's not my phone or I'd know

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OK so we get this question everyday. the problem is that there are millions of apps out there that have notification icons. so unless it is something like facebook or youtube, most of these questions go unanswered. the easiest way is to look on the phone's notifications to see what it is. but as you stated this is not your phone. of course you can just ask, but i guess that is not as easy as it sounds.

you might get lucky and someone might recognize it.....but don't hold your breath on an answer.

Yeah really creepy to have a conversation with an AI.

ocnbrze said:

not sure how that will help the op as that just adds the app to the home screen. it does not help the op get a popup message of a new text. plus this thread was started last year.....no reply from the op, so hopefully the issue got fixed.

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I ran into this problem after replacing phone with newer model and using software to move all my apps and data. Discovered the missing setting was to grant the Messenger app permission to Draw Over Other Apps.

I have been studying android development for the last two years and was looking to see if an app like that existed. That's when I came across this thread. I too have the same issue with items being available at multiple stores and was looking to possibly build this app. Alot of the apps I have seen so far are overly complicated.

When you say "same software version" what exactly do you mean: same Android or One UI version, or both have the same most recent update? This feature is only a couple of months old, so most likely was only added in a recent update. If one person is better at applying updates than another then that could explain it. Maybe check for software updates on both phones and install any that are waiting.

I'm assuming that both are unlocked models or both are with the same carrier. If they have carrier software and are on different carriers it's also possible that one would receive an update sooner than the other.

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JonF said:

I made the terrible mistake of selecting a file in Google Drive to attach to a tweet. Now whenever I want to attach a file to anything it opens Drive. How can I restore the old behavior of opening Files on the local device?
Galaxy Tab S7 SM-T870, Android 13,

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... Now whenever I want to attach a file to anything it opens Drive....
When I attach a file to new mail in my Outlook app, it pops up a menu that lets me pick a file from Files or Gallery.

did you delete from cache as well? i am no dev. but i do know some data can still reside in cache.

what map app are you using? which samsung phone are you using now? where are the downloads saved to? sd card?

i am too lazy to use wallpapers that i make or find on the web. for me i use Zedge for all of my wallpapers and also for my ringtones. Zedge will resize the photo to your phone.....though i have a found some that will not.

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ronw69 said:

I am a Computer Science major and a cell phone user since 1992, and a mobile phone user since 1982. I don't like smartphones any more and hate the tracking. I would be just as happy to go back to a satchel phone and do without all of the BS.

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that is all fine and dandy, but what does your post have to do with the op which is about ringer volume going down? plus this thread is from 2019.

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"Rooted" refers to the state of the ROM, i.e. whether it has been modified so that the user can grant admin rights to user-installed apps. So if the ROM part of the sequence of files you flashed was stock (official software) then your phone will not be rooted. My guess would be that it isn't rooted, since a process that replaces TWRP with a stock recovery and locks the bootloader doesn't sound like one that will install a rooted ROM.

umberto93g said:

I upgraded the phone starting from WAS-LX1AC432B182 up to WAS-LX1AC432B210. Now it doesn't find new updates and I'm currently stuck with Android 7 and Emui 5.1.1.

Is it possible that the Warsaw-L21A C432B182 EU SERVICE is a special version for technical support and my phone and HiSuite can't find me the Android 8 update for this reason?

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I'm not familiar with modifying Huawei phones, so can't say. But yes, it is possible that the update path for one model, or one firmware version of one model, doesn't go as high as for another. If you've been flashing firmware for one model onto a different model it's also not impossible that the official update process looks at your device and says "hang on, something's not right here" and refuses to install any further updates, though in that case I'd think it more likely that it would apply no updates at all than that it would update so far and no further.

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Is it normal that the smartphone version has remained WAS-LX1A even using a WAS-L21A forced update firmware? It probably comes from the OEMinfo put.

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Well the "normal" thing that happens if you succeed in flashing a different model's firmware onto a phone is that the phone is hard-bricked .

I guess this is a device where they built one set of hardware and then disabled the dual SIM functionality via firmware in some regions or for some carriers, because that's the only way I can see what you've done here actually working. But my point is that being able to do this is a special case, so probably the only people who could say with confidence what to expect would be those who have performed similar mods on this model, or at least another Huawei of similar age. You could ask in one of those XDA threads, if there is anyone still watching them, but it's not a question I can answer.

I think dual-SIM phones are becoming quite common almost everywhere now, except in America. Even iPhones can be dual-SIM.

I don't know where in Europe your tablet came from, but European frequencies are fairly uniform so I'll assume that a UK model is representative. In which case according to Samsung it should support LTE bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 20, 25, 26, 28 32 and 66, while according to an ATT forum post they use bands 2, 4, 5, 12, 14, 17, 29 and 30, with 12 and 17 being the main bands. In which case you should have LTE compatibility. Samsung also claim that it should support 5G bands n5 and n77, which are used by ATT (plus others that are not).

So if the 3 sources I used here are all accurate (and that's not certain: manufacturers have themselves been known to post inaccurate information by copy-pasting between their regional sites!) you should be able to use 4G or 5G, provided you have coverage with the right bands.

You say that the APN settings change when you insert the SIM: do those settings look correct for ATT?

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user_py said:

I want to develop an Pdf Scanner without any ads and without hidden costs for premium access. Is there any easy/quick method so as to not reinvent the wheel?

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do you know how to develop android apps? have you worked with android studios?

there's 50/50 success in using an old version of Google Play Music to play files offline if you're just that used to its UI, and some have a fraction of success in using older versions to stream, but since it's pretty much EOL by Google, that might not last much longer. If anything, it cemented my view against depeding on any of their apps long-term, yes, including Maps and YouTube, as anything they get their hands on dies eventually, and I am of the type who not only tries to buy for life, but keep apps of certain types for life.

I got one tablet, a Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE from 2013, that surprisingly still connects to the online portion of Play Music, since it's showing Roy D Mercer queued up on it, which is a YouTube Music playlist I created some time back, but it no longer gets updates to the OS and Google Play Services so it can't 'force' me to stop using it. Will it last? Nope...probably not. Which is why I don't use it.