How do I enable Dark Mode in my Galaxy Tab A?
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I've just installed GO keyboardDoes Anyone Know How To Do This On Lollipop
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I've just installed GO keyboardDoes Anyone Know How To Do This On Lollipop
Still waiting for my update. I'm using an SM-N960U on T-Mobile, and i'm still running android 9 with the Oct.2019 security patch. Samsung will never jump ahead of Google, until they straighten out their update system.
^ ^Ahh, thanks for posting that. It does clarify the situation you have to deal with. Yes it does seem a bit draconian but online connectivity with no curation is a very, very vulnerable opening as far as security.
Given the tether/hotspot feature is so prevalent in smartphones, the only thing I can think of is to remove your SIM card before going into the premises every day. No SIM card, no tethering nor hotspoting is possible.
Of course that also means no phone calls or SMS, unless you can work around that using your workplace's WiFi (i.e. if you have a Google Voice number).
Maybe try setting up the Calendar from scratch will work out.
-- While in Safe Mode, try using Clear data on the Calendar app, and hopefully you'll be able to use that Disable button. Also use 'Clear data' and then Uninstall that calendar app you prefer, and go into the Settings >> Accounts >> Google menu and disable syncing in the Calendar listing.
When you restart your S9 there shouldn't be any calendar app active, but confirm this in your Settings menu.
-- The calendar app you referred to earlier is 'aCalendar+', yes?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.withouthat.acalendarplus&hl=en_US
Install it again and see if you can now set it up as your default calendar.
Yes using toolstudio to unbrick my zmax pro and it can't find ram file in 337870B2814z981 v1.0.0b21 stockromram file? do you mean ram for your phone? as in memory? if that is the case, then your phone internals (guts) has is divided into many partitions. for example, one partition is used for the android os, while another is set aside for ram.....and so forth.
is there something in particular you are looking for?
Are you sure you're talking about hacking, or are you confusing the word--as is frequently, but incorrectly done--with cracking?Hey guys doing project for school...Are Android phones Hackable?
Really? Isn't that interesting! A school project directed at one, and ONLY one, specific device out of the thousands of Androids out there...Specifically a ZTE Blade Z Max Z982?How?

This is a pretty unusual need--which I suspect is why no one's offered any help. But I didn't want you to feel ignored!* We need your help to solve the issue so that our device can remember pairing information for more than 200 devices.

You might have better luck by posting on our Android Development board.• If any custom app could be developed to persistently store pairing info locally, outside Android default file system and further to be read from there while connecting the device.
Please guide us on relevant APIs, permission sets required if any.
Wow, that mod is from a 2014 thread, and for Nexus 5. Surprised it worked on your S10e. Luckily it wasn't something that soft-bricked your phone.Yes. Thanks for the help btw. It was this https://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/themes-apps/mod-ios-sounds-t2692181/amp/
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