Not all apps can move to the sd card. Unless you set the sd card

ugvjhg said:

I cant open or move any files or apps to my sd card 16bit

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is the card formatted? how are you moving apps to the sd card? not all apps can be moved to the card.

you can check to see what apps are running in the background via your phone's settings. it will be pretty much most apps that need the internet. you can search for data monitoring apps in the play store, if you like. it will tell you what apps are using data over the internet.

MoodyBlues said:

Welcome to Android Forums, Asif Ahmed Taiyeb!

Please follow the link @James L posted. Do not--repeat, DO NOT--use any one-click root method.

At best, they may root your phone, but you won't learn anything from the experience. At worst, they can do devilish things you'll be unaware of. Do it yourself or don't do it at all!

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Amen!!!!!!!!

I concur. One step methods ate not the way top go. Learning how to root is key and will provide you with skills that you might need later on when things go wrong.

Thank you all. Seems like the A20 is recommended over any A10. Correct?

Google maps will do this. I use it everyday for work. If you select "your timeline" you can swipe left to go back to certain days. It will show you all of your stops.

Samsung Smart Switch, should allow you to backup and copy all your apps and contents to another Samsung phone. It doesn't necessarily have to be another S4, which is probably quite long in the tooth now, and has been around for 6 years. It's no longer supported by Samsung, Google, and probably many apps.

vellangelus said:

Hi! I am new in Android development, I would like to ask how would be the code for an app "A" with a button to call an activity from another app "B" that is exported. If this activity give you access to sdcard files, how can I download those files or modify those files from the app "A". This would be for hacking demonstration purposes

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You'll be using Intents. Google has guides to teach you how to do that and there are other sites on the web with tutorials.
https://developer.android.com/training/basics/intents

Read the last sentence in the first paragraph, which is what you described that you'd like to do.

vera pantano said:

The device is completely fine but cannot input the commands by touching the screen.

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You can try connecting a trackball or mouse to it, and use that to navigate the screen's choices. You'll need an adapter; which kind depends on which type of port the phone has, micro-USB or USB-C.

Hi! I developed the main activity of my app. On there there is a button which when clicked goes to the Second Activity.

This is my first app, so I needed suggestions on a design issue. I downloaded the Google Play Services because I want to create a real-time locations map on the Second Activity page. The issue is:

1. Should I develop another app with the Google Maps, then link it by including it in the Second Activity.kt code?

2. Should I work with only my first app, where I code a real-time Google Maps into the Second Activity? This by the way on how you do it is a little difficult to search for.

I'm wondering if some sort of kiosk mode would work. I have zero experience with this myself, but I believe they can be used to eliminate access to everything except what the users should have. In other words, the drivers would see nothing but what you want them to see/use.

I vaguely remember a 'family tracking' feature I set up on one of my early Android phones, just for the hell of it. It had to be through Google...a quick search yielded this support page about it. The app is called Family Link, and is intended for parents to control what their children can do--and shows where they are. I don't know about any potential legalities using it for adults. The point really is, though, that this is doable. Maybe not with this app, but doable.

Really depends on what a10 model and chipset you have but heres a link

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-a10

but be extra careful that a10e is what I notice in the section you posted in but your post itself asks for root a10. The link is to a10

tube517 said:

What phone and android version do you have?

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I'm using the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 running Android 8.1.0

Thank You Game Theory for the link. The directions are quite clear. I'll save them so when next I have to do this, I won't have to fumble around!

I think I figured out the de-selecting problem. (Key words are "I Think".)
When I moved a keyboard from SD card storage to Phone storage, it seems to stay selected. Well, at least so far...

Thanks Again DannyDet & Game Theory for taking your time to help me out and for the great tips!

very!

Lewis, it's Google Fit. Follow the link I posted and look at the icon.

mikedt said:

I have seen something like this before, can't remember where. but check in the Developer settings, under the Display options possibly. Try resetting all the Developer options back to default.

It could be specific to the particular make and model of phone, tablet, or TV-box you've got there.

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I cant find anything, there shouldt be like it is :-(

Trev2911 said:

Officially the snapdragon 855 won't be available in India, you could try any of these stapes though if you really want snapdragon 855

1. Buy the Snapdragon 855 varient of S10 from Alibaba/baggood/amazon or any third party retailers. You will have to wait for long and pay extra for shipping and may or may not have to pay customs
2. If you have any friends or relatives in US or Canada or even UAE ask them to buy the phone and send it to you or ask them to bring it with them.

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I have someone in UAE however the thing i am worried about is region sim lock of samsung, exypansys.ae mentions the device is unlocked but there's no way to find out if its region unlocked or not

The service provider said they cannot block the access to the premium message service. They advised me to use the option described in the link I posted above.
Oh well... I hope it works. We'll see.

Hadron said:

Yes, cracks would be easily visible.

I don't want to be rude, but you've posted about half a dozen threads worrying about whether normal use will destroy your phone. They are not that delicate: try not to drop it, sit on it or immerse it in water (or other fluids), be wary on a beach (sand and salt water), but otherwise you don't have to worry so much.

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Not rude at all. You're just trying to help, and I appreciate it.

flippindocks said:

You guys saved my ass. I thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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That's fantastic!

Please let us know your solution. It may help someone else down the line who's having a similar problem.

galang2410 said:

[QUOTE = "ocnbrze, posting: 7922017, anggota: 123763"] saya menemukan ini:
http://officialfirmwarelink.blogspot.com/2017/11/how-to-root-oppo-a39-oppo-a39-custom.html

ada tautan untuk twrp

dan hanya fyi twrp tidak tergantung pada os android, melainkan kompatibilitas perangkat. [/ QUOTE]
Thank you

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you welcome....i think...LOL

celestiona said:

^ Dumbest question here with over 1k views and now this 1 reply.

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it is only dumb if you do not ask a question. at least this person was brave enough to post it and have all the world to see the question.

what's your budget? if you want to go cheap the tab A is a great device. if you want to the higher end then go with the tab s6. i might save up for one.....maybe a christmas present to myself.

hard to say....looks like its for Honda....but i doubt it.

here is the thing, we get this kind of question almost everyday. the only true way to find out what it is, is by looking into the phone's settings under notifications.

with icons there are thousands of possibilities of what app it could represent. factor in web notifications and you have a lot more to deal with.

so the possibility of someone knowing what the icon represents can be hit or miss. most of these threads go unanswered or nothing really comes out of the thread.

so let's cross our fingers and hope someone will recognize the icon.