Strange use of zero battery
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Hmmm.. Sounds a bit strange, knowing that battery percentage is reading around 80 % on my screen..
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Factory reset will not undo a system update. All it does is erase user data and apps, so sets the phone back to the state that it would have left the factory in if it had been released with the firmware that's currently installed, and does not revert it to the firmware it actually left the factory with.@Hadron Thanks for the detailed explanation on that suggestion. Helps clarify a lot of things. Sounds like it would just be much easier to update and then, if things do end up getting worse, do a factory reset or something.
Looking on the sites looks like only the international version has roms unless I'm looking at it wrong.A solution might be to install a custom ROM of the desired Android version. The Galaxy S7 is quite an easy device to root, I've rooted an S7 myself. and had plenty of support on XDA Devs.
if you have been letting google backup your photos and they are not there, then somehow you have deleted them.Thanks ocnbrze,
yes I've checked Google and other back up "clouds"...no where to be seen. I must have inadvertently deleted them, but to be honest, I don't know how, as they were important...ah well, thanks anyway.
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Well if everyone has your app, than that app is installed on their device. And as you say all installed apps will get a notification......so I am not sure I understand your question.
It would, but Samsung never promised 5 years' updates back when the S9 series was released: they have increased the support period for the Galaxy s series since then. I believe that back when the s9 was released it was 4 years, which is admittedly still better than many manufacturers do.Thank you for the replies. I must have misunderstood what I read yesterday, because I just read on Wikipedia that the S9 was released in 2018. So, that would indicate that there are at least a couple more months until it is officially five years old.
Thank you for the feedback.I am looking forward to play this! Seems like so much fun with friend.
Many thanks!Exactly
Yes, that's correct but only conditionally. Photo files will have varying amounts of EXIF data embedded in them, with some having very extensive amounts of info (camera type, date, location coordinates, resolution, etc.) and some with only minimal info (date and file size). So no if some aspect like GPS coordinates don't already exist in a photo file's metadata, an app like Google Photos cannot magically add those missing GPS numbers after the fact.The GPS must be in the EXIF data or it would not appear in Google Photos. Correct?
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Perhaps you're thinking about 'heuristic' functionality when you refer to behavior? Anti-malware utilities have relied upon heuristics for decades now, long before Android even existed. A lot of Android apps do implement heuristics already.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heuristic