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Rooting concerns

Rooting ain't necessary for me these days. Even with a S4 Mini it does everything I need it to and doesn't bother me. That's a ten year-old phone today.

Back in the days of the LG Optimus V, however, unless you wanted to live with 60MB of internal storage after all the Google sync got done, rooting was needed to use the SD card as an internal storage partition so you could actually install stuff. That's one thing about 2009-10 that I don't miss.

If anyone remembers my beginnings here on AF, despite my fondness for Android 2.3, I was used to iOS 6 at the time. Android was different **enough** to bother me a ton. I had many root failures trying to 'fix' Android when I would have been better just leaving it alone. I just am that stubborn when I get used to something and expect it to never change. iOS 7 was what brought me to Android, but it took a lot of getting used to--since Android is that much different from iOS (or at least it used to be--it seems more and more like it these days)

Many apps keep crashing after the major update of December 3

I've also never factory reset after an OTA update, and never had any problems. It was always something I'd recommend if things misbehaved after an update and nothing else worked, but never the first resort.

The OTA update is designed to install without a reset being needed, but they can't test all possible configurations (i.e. all the different apps, settings, data that different users might have) so sometimes you might need to clear things. Custom ROMs are different: they differ more from each other and are frequently incompatible, so if you change ROMs a reset is very often needed (always if you change from a manufacturer-customised software build to something based on the AOSP) and hence best done as a matter of routine.

My Phone can't save nothing!

Ah ok, But It doesn't work also with stock firmware with android 7. When I try to download something I've different error, the loading starts but I'm stucked at 0% or It doesn't start at all and I've got a message like " Access denied, you need to accept permission for this!
Have you granted the app you are using permission to access the storage? On modern Android versions you need to do that (it's a security thing). Of course it should ask the first time you try to use the app, but if it doesn't, or if you hit "deny" previously, then go into Settings > Apps, find the app in question, go into its permissions and grant it access.

Stylus for the S23 Ultra query

I was trying to find information as to whether recent, S21 and S 22 Ultra stylus will fit the S23 Ultra. This is purely a vanity project as I have ordered the red S23 Ultra and I was going to link it up with the red (bodied) stylus (I think from the S21 Ultra period)? Can anyone confrim if I woud be taking a retro step (technically) by installing the 'old' red stylus?
everything i am reading says that the s-pen tech is the same as the s22 ultra with no new features. this leads me to believe that the s-pen for the s23 is the same as the s22. but i can't confirm if they are exactly the same as far as dimensions so i do not know if they will fit into the device or not. might have to wait until actual demos are available to look at it.

Android studio, gradle build issue

hi
The error message states that the "com.android.application" plugin with version 7.5.0 could not be found in any of the repositories specified in the build file.

To resolve this issue, try updating the version of the "com.android.application" plugin in your build file to the latest version that is compatible with your current Gradle version. You can check the latest version of the plugin in the Android Gradle plugin release notes.

If that doesn't work, you can also try manually specifying the plugin version in the build file by adding the following code in the build.gradle file:
Code:
dependencies {
  classpath "com.android.tools.build:gradle:<latest version>"
}

Replace <latest version> with the latest version of the Android Gradle plugin that you want to use.

Can't find game

First thought was Chrono trigger, it was in the distance future of where lavos was ruining the future for the past civilations, but no it does not sound like that, so my next thought was Rusty Lake, that does have a lab into it, different labs.

Moto Z2 Play Root

Actually...u r wrong. I just busted a Moto G Stylus last night, that had unlocked bootloader, full root, custom ROM, custom boot logo, custom boot animation and was running a modified retus stock ROM. I've also got a Moto E that has the same things done just different animations and roms. JS...
this is thread was about rooting a moto z2 play. looking at xda, it is still not rootable. plus this thread was from 2020.

Samsung Grand Prime Plus out memory always

Hi,
I have 2 devices,
Samsung Grand prime plus (6.0.1 android)
Samsung Tab E 560 (4.4.4)
Both have 32 GB cards, my tablet is storing all new apps in card but my phone is storing everything in phone. I have tried best but every time its out of storage. I cannot update software cause there is no enough memory.
While in tab I have no such issue. I guess with software upgrade I should get more facilities but its actually downgrading.
can I fix my phone and store everything in SD card?

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