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Gray screen app keeps popping up

Today I had the same app open numerous times and noticed the screen went gray. So I just hit the back button on my phone (LG v30+) and it disappears going back to my game. Since it was the only app I was using throughout the day I just figured the app was having issues. Later when switching between messenger and that same app I notice an app on my list called Stories is open, with a gray screen. Then I notice this apps icon was that of the app 'coin flip free'. This happened a few more times throughout the night. I deleted coin flip free. Sure enough as you'll see in the file I'm sharing, it isn't done happening. This time using Facebook as the name, as Facebook is loaded. Can anyone tell me if they've heard of this happening or why its happening? I've seen no reviews of the app with this issue other than my own but, will continue to scroll through them. In the meantime I'd appreciate any help.

Side note. The fact it shows I'm typing this in Gmail is unrelated. That's due to me going straight to writing this after clicking confirmation.

Thanks in advance!

Simple do like an app uninstallation disk cleaning up , I use SD Maid and sometimes use CCleaner. It should help out with the problem.

If you owned a business

I do owe a record company, started oh around thirteen years ago, a little hush hush project that not even the internet, will ever discover that, we make our own music, all the proceeds goes to charity Make A Wish, of where we make them smile by having private parties with our band, we do have around oh 30 lps on hold, we will get to them...

My ultimate dream job would be an independent writer company call it "Penny and Ink" for those who, are independent writers around my area that can come up ,and just chill with me, and have a nice atomsphere to it, to whatever music they want to bring, to give them ideas. So we can have a building sort of near by at the heart of town, and so whom does not have access to public transportation can just walk home, that is pretty close by the interstate, to give them ideas - I will have the center focus around my huge monster called "eyes of the machine" - That has focused on the play particale of people struggling with PSTD, and the horror of war itself while fighting off different nightmares. I have started it off as like a tribute to fallen war heroes around oh twenty years ago or so, and just spin it off in different books..
And print them all off a copy whenever the need for them to read itself.
But they can do whatever they ever wanted...

Just no more food serivces - had my neck and soul twisted to an indie place also for the same lenghtwire as "eyes of the machine"...

Bit.ly page

Something similar happens on my phone and it is very annoying. So far not able to fix it with the recommended actions. Hope you get this resolved.
Think I figured it out. Go to app. manager, Samsung internet, uninstall all previous updates, wipe app. data, restart phone. I did this and so far it is working. No more bit.ly or other wierd pages loading on their own. Hope this helps.

Root LineageOS 15.1 for LG L40 D170

"breakfast" is meant to pull the desired device trees and such from official Repo's, and either or both:
  • Official Los may not have the trees their device repos
  • May not have a lineage_w5.mk file in that particular tree due to the fact the older versions only needed one named "lineage.mk".. Change the name.
  • Add an AndroidProducts.mk file that points to lineage_w5.mk, or if AndroidProducts.mk already exists, open make sure the file points to the correct one. Personally, I usually keep both files in the trees for "just in case"..

Flashlight

View network connections is more of a status permission to determine if there is an internet connection and if so, is it data or wifi. This allows the dev to disable features on data to save data for the user. Can also be used to disable features when there is no internet to save battery.
Thank you for that extremely clear description of why that permission is used (and can be a good thing).

My calls seem to be forwarded nyo another number as well

My ex husband has done this before and I believe he is doing this by somehow accessing my Gmail info. FYI he also has a Advertising Agency and us very Computer Smart. He is possibly sending me emails or text that are links that are pretending to be something else than what they are to put softwares on my device. How do I solve this issue. He pays for my WIFI and also know that info he is the primary user on the account. How do I solve this issue?

Android Studio 3.5.0, CMake, and "External Build Files"

What command makes the Project "Android" tree show all CMake CMakeLists.txt and .cmake files used in a project in a "External Build Files" category?

This seems to show up upon invoking "Run", but not any other way I have tried. Some releases back this used to show up automatically when one sync'ed with Gradle files. Now the only thing that seems to do it is "Run" (whereas for a while I couldn't get this display at all).

This display is *very* useful to me -- and I'm left wondering if there's another way to trigger this than "Run".

How to undo the Verizon Installation.

If I do a factory reset, would that take care of the issue?

Perhaps, but you might not need to. If you actually saw those Verizon apps getting installed after you installed that Verizon SIM card, those apps are probably installed as typical user-level apps. Have you tried Uninstalling them?
Go into your Settings >> Apps menu, find and open any Verizon-centric apps in the list, tap on 'Force stop' and find the 'Clear data' for each,and then tap on 'Uninstall'.
Be sure to use 'Clear data', that wipes the app's cache but most importantly any settings/configuration files for that app.

Edit:
Try restarting your phone into its Safe Mode. When running in Safe Mode it's just the Android operating system, with no third-party apps getting pre-loaded. If those Verizon apps don't load up in Safe Mode at least you know they are user-level apps and not system-level apps.
https://www.hardreset.info/devices/samsung/samsung-galaxy-s9-plus/safe-mode/
Another thing to try before a Factory Reset is to try wiping the system cache partition. You need to restart your phone into its Recovery Mode to access the option to do it though. Follow these directions to get into Recovery:
https://www.hardreset.info/devices/samsung/samsung-galaxy-s9-plus/recovery-mode/
and then select the 'wipe cache partition' option. Reboot and see if the same problem is occurring.

If you do opt to do a Factory Reset, don't forget to back up all your data first.

Android Studio 3.5 - Can't Debug Library androidTest with NDK

I upgraded to Android Studio 3.5 yesterday. I am no longer able to debug an androidTest (instrumented) on a library that has NDK sources. This only happens if there is an externalNativeBuild and the project is set to build as a library (not an app). If either of these are not true, debugging works. Depending on the emulator used, the process hangs on "Instantiating tests" and causes the emulator to freeze up, or immediately exists with the message "Cannot get process architecture". This was working fine in 3.4. I am running Android Studio on macOS. I am able to reproduce this by creating a new "Native C++" project, changing the plugin to "com.android.library" and commenting out the applicationId. Any help getting around this, and with how to file a bug for Android Studio, would be greatly appreciated, thank you!.

On-Demand Initialization in WorkManager

This page https://developer.android.com/topic...nager/advanced/custom-configuration#on-demand
says that you need to extend the interface from the Application class. I turned off the default initializer, but then I can not understand the documentation. By default, AppCompatActivity is used for the main activity, and when I change it to Application, some methods inside stop working.
Someone help me understand this moment and do it right

E-mail client with a customized notification about specific mails

In terms of K9 - I can't even sign up on my gmail.
It's been a while since I used K9, but it is possible to sign in to GMail. You'll need to set an "application password" because it doesn't support GMail's current default initialisation/authentication. In fact I'm sure the error message you got will have told you that it would need an application-specific password. Go into you Google account settings, you'll find "App Passwords" in there under "Security" and can generate a new one there. Then use that in K9 for the email account password.

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