I'm going to let the phone work for me. When an app wants access to something, it will let me know. Then I can check it one at a time.

can you post some pics or videos? can you describe your app?

just posting a link to the play store is not how you sell your app. i don't just click on things.

here are some examples posted here:
https://androidforums.com/threads/free-game-puddy-run.1341410/
https://androidforums.com/threads/app-lock-screen-ios-16-for-android.1344281/
https://androidforums.com/threads/escape-room-scary-horror-game.1344435/

HARISHA02041989 said:

In my office I have 2 routers with different networks, Initially I will connect to Router A, and after some time I move toward router B area. Device doesn't connect to Router B even if I am closer to Router B. Its still showing Router A connection and signal strength with router A is not good. I have to connect it manually to router B.

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Unfortunately WiFi was never designed to operate like that, i.e. where you can randomly roam around between various WiFi routers and be always connected.

HARISHA02041989 said:

Any solutions?

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Yes there is, it's called mesh WiFi networks. To implement it, your office would need to upgrade their routers to devices that support mesh WiFi. We have mesh WiFi were I work and live, and I can walk anywhere on the campus and be always connected to the school network.

Shellfish is the number one cause of gout.
Have you seen a doctor?

ocnbrze said:

Bu gönderi, uygulamanızı bize satma şekliniz değildir.

Uygulamanızı bu şekilde tanıtıyorsunuz
https://androidforums.com/threads/ball-bounce-hero-free-game.1344154/

Veya bu

https://androidforums.com/threads/f...arn-digital-money-on-your-phone-free.1316965/

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thanks

Try contacts>settings>block numbers.

Should be able to delete from there.

Dannydet said:

Yeah put the apk file onto a SD card off your phone, then insert the SD card into his phone, install from there....

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Good idea. I'll put it on my phone's SD Card now and hope he has an SD Card slot on his phone.

RhinoCan said:

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Even if this mystery/annoyance is now behind us, I still need to ask: if a phone is ringing/notifying unexpectedly, is there a reliable way to determine WHY it is ringing/notifying, i.e. what app or condition is causing it? The first many times I looked at the screen when it rang, there was NOTHING to indicate why. This was exasperating. I'd like to think Android gives you some reasonable way to determine why a given noise is being emitted by one of their phones.

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Go back through that Settings >> Notifications menu and spend a lot of time just opening each menu option and any resulting sub-menu options to see what might be relevant. And that might not be necessary as there's a good chance it's just some app that he probably can just disable its Notifications.
The Settings >> Notifications menu should provide a listing of most or all installed apps, with the option to just leave as is or disable.

Never mind it was just the junky program and hearing aids though, I can easily do this and change however the programs are now these days.

You can play the original Pac Man, and thousands of other arcade games with MAME4droid. It's open source, no junk, no ads.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.seleuco.mame4droid&hl=en_GB&gl=US
You'll need to obtain the appropriate ROMs though.

I use mostly Grammarly it has a build in dictionary saver for your words!

Yep, I just checked and it's ready for installation

The iFixit site has a nice guide on replacing that charging board. The page includes a Youtube video (if you're comfortable with such visual guides) and a step-by-step textual guide with graphics (if you prefer to that way instead).
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Samsung+Galaxy+A71+Charging+Board+Replacement/145854

ocnbrze said:

So you are trying to change a phone from a "T" to a "V", correct?

Firmware is very device specific. I would not recommend this. You could screw the phone up, by doing so.

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Firmware is 100% cross-flashable among any of the USA models of the Galaxy S7. Nothing will be screwed up.

dave907 said:

Is a Pit file needed for converting a G930T to a G930V?

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The PIT is already included in the CSC file. So it's already flashed, as part of the process

UK

Location is on, and make sure you follow your route.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.FierroStudiosLLC.HeroesoftheEclipse

lied about its scaled and number of people affected, only recently now coming clean (relatively) about the whole debacle.

Are you talking about complications?
https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/design/complications

Yeah your system clock has that what you are looking for.
Timer to count down to whatever timer you have in mind,
the stop watch to count upwards from that moment, frankly I do not bother as much

You can also file a fraud claim with your carrier, since it was billed through them.

This morning I saw the Moon shining down and decided to step out on our deck and test the Z Fold 4 at maximum zoom. Not bad....

Friend, I understand very much. I am tired of problems with the calendar in the app. After some updates, the reminders get reset; sometimes, they shift by an hour or two, and sometimes they disappear altogether. Since I am an elderly person, I spend a lot of time setting up all the events. My daughter got tired of listening to me complain and printed out a calendar from https://www.123calendars.com/february-calendar.html, in which I write everything myself. Most importantly, my psychological health has improved. Maybe for you, it will be a good way out of the situation.

Third with Nova!!!

A Factory Reset only wipes the user data partition clean and that's all it does. It does not do anything to the installed Android operating system. You can do a Factory Reset a dozen times or more, and that result will be the same.

Your internal storage media is divided into several partitions, most are dedicated to the operating system, and only one big one is set aside as the user data partition. So a Factory Reset is not 'resetting the software' if you're attempting to imply this does some magical fix to the Android OS running on your phone. Wiping the user data partition simply deletes that one partition, where you data was stored. All the other system partitions are left as is.
To actually replace/restore the firmware on your phone (the Android operating system itself), you need to go through the much more involved process of flashing the appropriate stock ROM. Flashing a ROM will install a clean version of the OS into those system partitions.
But that's all just software. When it involves hardware diagnostics, you're going to need some sophisticated equipment that can actually test the various components. And odds are it will involve replacing the logic board anyway.