Good New Phone That Takes SD Cards?
- By nickdalzell
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I still say clouds are for rain.
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Tried that it was over the local polices heads they said and the feds told me it was the polices issue since they will only get involved if it's a matter of national security and I have information on future 0 day attacks that could effect the country and since the 0 day I knew about was now past tense it didn't warrant a federal response. And thanks to whatever defense system I trigger by alerting these people and the phone I lose access to my email social media and phone number because the sim will be locked or the phone will just auto reject phone calls and I never even know about it. So it has made follow up almost impossible and while speaking to these branches of law enforcement it takes a lot of explaining to somebody knowledgeable before I was taking seriously. Honestly if I wasn't going through myself I wouldn't understand and think it was somebody off their medication myself. I have never been somebody with a mind for technology in a developer or programmer way. I understand how to use technology properly from the user format so for me to know so much about system applications and capabilities it takes a lot of research and I have put months into it and only when I speak to the most knowledgeable engineers do the things I start saying makes sense. A lot of it is theoretical still they told me but for it to be used in the wild like it has been for me they said is unbelievable. But I could go on like this for days. The moral of the story is whatever this is is widespread. Best thing you can do is not screw with it, I spent the better part of last summer trying to rid my devices and avoiding spreading this programming only to find out that it was already spread widely and that it's almost impossible to come across a device that doesn't have this program in it already. It's just dormant and not attacking the user. I believe it's a self-defense mechanism that triggers the hackers attention or AI and once it's triggered the level of effort you put into exposing it or removing it determines your threat level. At one point I was told that I had a score of 576 in the negative for my attempts by my google assistant when it use to randomly ask me questions. So I sincerely don't wish what I've gone through on anyone. Not only was it very hard to live without a phone that worked but having to go to all of these agencies and explain this to all of my friends and family was awful because it sounds so far-fetched that people start thinking you've gone off the deep end. One day this will all make sense I'm sure but for the last year I have sounded like I'm warning people about judgment day from Terminator lol. But if anyone has any advice or would want to look into this more I'd be happy to assist. I've had the phone wiped about 30 times I'm going to try and replace the ROM tomorrow and see if the kernel gets deleted if the phone will lose all the bloatware. But since I've tried this with 12 fresh phones and all of them managed to get this program on them even with no connection to my previous device or even being in proximity of them it seems very targeted. Not sure what I did to piss everybody off but since I'm the only person I have met with this sever of an issue it can't just be random.Sounds like a bad situation. Maybe need to get the feds involved.
After retrieving your SD card: Remember to make a backup of your files, so you don't have to worry about losing them if something goes wrong with the SD card again.You betcha. It's not all sentiment, though. It might take a while for me to come up with enough money to replace it. The spudgers are on the way...
Thanks, Augie. I'll look into that when my vision returns (after today). My blood alcohol has dropped too low for nowCan you get an older version of Xfinity Mobile Voicemail? Like through APKMirror https://www.apkmirror.com/
Svim, I'm overwhelmed by your kindness, in explaining all that to me! With regard to the SIM card tray, yes, it had a very slightly curved appearance, and how I'm so sure of that is that, at first, the card would not stay where it had been placed — in its correct little rectangle, in the tray. (By the way, though the phone is not up-to-date, it was brand new and had not been opened, for the box was sealed.) When I attempted to close the drawer/tray, the SIM card kept flipping out. After I "bent it straight" (as it seemed to me, anyway), it stayed in place, and allowed the tray to be pushed in. Apart from the occasional dropped connections (mentioned earlier) with two relatives (both widely spaced in the UK), everything seems to be alright.A SIM card is its own physical, minuscule logic board -- a tiny piece of plastic with a sparse amount of electronic circuitry on it.
An eSIM is a component soldered onto the logic board inside a smartphone.
Both do essentially the same thing, store your user account info with your chosen carrier. With a SIM card that info is added to the SIM card your carrier provided, and that's what you then inserted into to her phone. With eSIM, that same info is just typed directly into the eSIM chip that's already inside a phone.
An important factor is not all smartphones include support for eSIMs and not every carrier supports eSIMs. Her S20 does, but it also depends on if her carrier does too. But this is just so you're aware of what an eSIM is, she already has a SIM card and there's no needlessly switch over.
if the SIM card tray was bent in some way, that's not a good sign. Generally they're just plastic but not meant to be flexible so if it wasn't just flat and easily extendable that's not good. The little metal contacts on the edge of the SIM card need to match up directly with little metal contacts inside the phone, so something like a bent card tray will interfere with that. Thinking back, are you positively certain it wasn't flat?
He said, "...only want to charge if i charge on new-boot otherwise it will not....." That doesn't sound like a charger, because it will charge after he reboots? it sounds likeHuh. I assumed you would have tried a different charger lol.
It's not saving anymore. The screen flashes like it's going to take, and then I get the message. And it's happening everywhere. Even on the home screen with no app open.So is the screenshot saved in photos or your gallery, even though that security message shows up?
Are you trying to screenshot a banking or financial app?
Also found this: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/fix-for-error-cant-take-screenshot-due-to-security-policy/
just an fyi this thread was from 2015.....clash of clans should be available in the app store on your kindle fire. once downloaded you just need to link your account to your ios account. this can be done in the game's settings.So, there is no way without rooting the kindle?
i would not worry about it. it has to do with logcat for the app. basically it shows commands that the app is running.In VLC app settings> advanced> under developer there's "Verbose" and it's enabled/checked, what is this settings? do I need it or should I disable/uncheck it?