Thanks for the info! I appreciate it!

I think I need to clarify what I mean by Visual Voicemail. In Google's Phone app, (when it was working correctly) when I would get a voicemail, the voicemail would appear visually on the Visual Voicemail screen as a little timeline, along with the name of the person who left the VM. And then you click on the timeline, and the voicemail plays audibly (that is what the Google Phone app calls visual voicemail). I realize that there are other apps called Visual Voicemail that actually present a visual text version of the voicemail, but that is not what I am referring to and that is not what I want.

Jimis12 said:

I am using whatsapp business account and i want to find a way to stop the app from showing notification when i am off work. I was looking for some kind of app the will stop an app for few hours or at set times and then turn it back.

I found some apps that restrict me to open the app but they still show the app notification when someone send a message.

At the moment manually close the up and start it again when needed but i would like to find another way and will appreciate if someone can help.

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solution for WhatsApp Business notifications during off-hours? Currently, manually toggling the app is a workaround. Explore apps that temporarily block notifications or consider Android's "Do Not Disturb" mode with scheduled settings. This can aid in uninterrupted work-rest balance, ensuring notifications align with your work hours

No, using WhatsApp Web on your computer does not directly drain your phone's battery. WhatsApp Web works as an extension of your phone, and the battery consumption is primarily on your computer while using the web interface. However, keeping your phone connected to the internet and active might use some battery, but it's generally minimal.

I smell a bot.

joe71 said:

In my opinion OnePlus is a sinking ship. The biggest reason is being a T-Mobile exclusive device (s) they eliminated a lot of potential clients.

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Maybe in the USA, but in the rest of the world, it has long been illegal for a phone manufacturer to lock their phones to a specific MNO.

OnePlus phones are more than equal to any of the bloatware offerings from the unreliable Samsung.

Through the general menu, I set the alarm volume down to 0, left the alarm's default audio track (ie. didn't mute), and…Google played it.

So, on my phone at least, it seems it does require silencing the audio track within the alarm.

Thanks. I'm not sure the bank allows other payment providers than Google Pay, but I'll check it out.

Thank you so much for that help, its given me some good places to start lol. Unfortunately hiring a dev was out of my (non-existent) budget lol
Is there a page anywhere that explains opening another app from inside an app?

mikedt said:

FWIW my Galaxy Note20 has an automatic stop charging at 85% option in the settings. Other Samsungs may have the same or similar.

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OH shoot it does too! I didn't expect that on my cheap and cheerful A13 so I didn't even check - I've never even been that far into the battery settings.

If anyone's wondering it's in settings/battery and device care/battery (where it also shows the level and time remaining)/more battery settings.

Thanks mikedt, you rock.

ocnbrze said:

Yep velcro. I dig it. It's perfect for work for me.

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Cool! I bet it is handy. I wore a watch band years ago that not only velco attached around the wrist but it had a velcro attached flap that covered the watch face. My work was so abusive to watch faces that within just a few months the crystal was so cracked and scratched there was no seeing the time. It was perfect protection though it made checking the time a two handed adventure.

I have a gifted bracelet that looks quite similar to your watch band. The braided material is made of paracord and the latch is a ferro rod and striker. A survival tool that I never wear. It looks cool though.

I never benefit from this popup and want to disable it. How?

My app is responding, but I get this every 10 seconds on the Brave browser app when on rotton tomatoes. This popup is ironically the only issue.

I had this happen and finally found a YouTube video about it. I had to re-seat my SIM card and the circle with the diagonal slash through it in the notification bar went away and I could receive calls.

^ What Ocnbrze saids, I really do not look at the stock anyway, it is really small, I found one though by typing "System uptime" and I found this nifty little app that shows me the uptime for my device. There is a widget of it as well..https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.dieterthiess.uptimewidget&hl=en_US&gl=US

Hi all, i developed an android native app, and i want to build it to playstore from appcenter through github workflow pipelines, but while running the workflow iam getting this issue like below, can anybody please help me on this issue.

Iam providing the workflow syntax for better understanding.

startac4 said:

Every time I get a voicemail Samsung notification makes it available directly only as video voicemail. I don't want to download that Samsung app with whatever terms/conditions it has.. To listen to it as audio I have to go to the Contacts, search for Samsung voicemail phone number, and then call it. How can I set so that the notification will take me directly to audio voicemail? That's how it works on my other LG phone.

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I've never seen that on a Samsung phone. Is it a carrier version phone you've got there?

The heart with a circle thing looks like the "digital wellbeing" icon - a tool to track stuff like how much time you spend looking at the screen. What you might do to attach that to all of these icons I don't know (but I don't use One Ui Home, the stock Samsung launcher, so it may be something that that launcher does when you have some digital wellbeing option turned on).

I guess the other heart (pink in top corner) is some theme you've applied?

Be not confused, I say unto you! It is simply that Samsung chose to make it an option, and Moto did not.

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alexiv said:

Can you please share the name of the app

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what app are you talking about? the only app mentioned was a journalling app. is the app you would like a name from? or are you wanting a name for something else? care to add more details into your inquiry?

Sunstixy said:

Hi, folks !!!

I have both an Android TV and the package android-tools on Termux, which has ADB commands. Can I use Termux for ADB on my Android TV ???

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you have to run adb from your computer regardless what device you have. you will need to connect your android tv to your pc, run adb, and then you can use adb commands to your hearts content. i'm not sure if all adb commands will work though.

here is a guide for your:

OK well it looks like Caffeine won't work on your particular device.
There's many more to try in the play store

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.