was updated with fixed bugs and new functions

tell her to get an android phone instead.....lol

iphone and android has always been inconsistent with text messages especially with mms. i never owned any crapple products so i can't help too much. have you checked her text message settings? there is some setting having to do with mms on iphones, but i forget.

If this is a Samsung (pardon me as there have been a bunch of phones listed) you should be able to find the built in QR code reader by sliding down the notification bar, then swiping down on the quick toggles.

I want to log out of a secondary Google account each time I close my phone. Is there any method of logging out of an account on close?

Last night i found this:

• Download ADB here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools 40
• Turn on Android Developer Options and enable ADB debugging: https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options 21
• Navigate to the platform-tools folder and open a command prompt (this is where ADB is).
• Run the following commands:

1. adb devices
2. adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable

Okay, this is a T-Mobile "Feature". You go to the account tab in the T-Mobile app and then the Profile Settings. Under Block Other there is a setting to block T-Mobile voicemail to text transfers. It did not work after I set it, but maybe it takes time to get to all nodes in the system.

hard to say. we get this question almost on a daily basis. the problem is that there are millions upon millions of apps each with their own notification icons. so unless it is something like Facebook or youtube, it will be hard to determine what it is. you might get lucky and someone here might know it, but do not hold your breath on it.

the easiest way to know is to look into your phone's notifications to find out. but 99.9% of the time, the phone is owned by someone else. you can always just ask the person, but that is not as easy as it sounds i guess.

I am trying to make an app which utilizes web components in a webview (but not the built in android webview). What we'd like to accomplish, is that when you hit a button you open a full screen activity, but if you go back, that activity doesn't go away completely but stays in a smaller section on the screen, without losing progress, so that you can click on it and open it up again back and forth seamlessly. A common example of this behavior is something like browsing youtube while viewing a video. The player minimizes to right above the bottom bar, allowing you to browse the app while keeping the video playing with the controls in view (note, this is not the same thing as picture in picture, which is what happens if you exit the app completely while viewing a video).

Would fragments allow this behavior? Or is there something more idiomatic I should look into to achieve this dynamic layout?

Here's a visual for what i mean:

Thanks for the tips, svim, and the links
I've got the app pinned now (didn't know this was possible, so thanks), and running, so we'll see how long it runs. I don't mind paying for a good third-party app, but I won't rent.
Now that I'm thinking of it, I should probably go through all the phones in the spine and pin the app there, just for good measure. But I'll see how this works out, first.
Again, much appreciated

Dannydet said:

I'm talking not each app settings, but your phones settings.
If that still doesn't work then those sounds may be baked in to the system.....

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Thank you so much. This did work for me. I appreciate your help, and hopefully this will be helpful to others as well. Have a blessed dat!

mikedt said:

Go into the keyboard settings, and check the language options.

Might be something like this, all depending on the particular keyboard you're using..
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Thanks mike you really helped me out buddy It was my Grammarly keyboard was switched over in Spanish! :O

I know people are using second line international phone

tube517 said:

No. And, no, I don't work for them.

https://threema.ch/en

Thanks to state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption, no one other than the intended recipient can read transmitted messages, not even Threema as the service operator. It’s not required to provide any personal data whatsoever: If so desired, Threema can be used completely anonymously, i.e., without disclosing one’s phone number or email address.

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Thank you very much, I will try it out to check if I can use it the same as telegram channel!!

I have only had to use insurance once and it was square trade. It was good service but they don't cover lost or theft. Something to consider

svim said:

There is no law that makes changing a mobile device's IMEI a criminal offense.

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That depends on where you are. In some jurisdictions it is illegal, e.g. in the UK the Mobile Telephones (Re-programming) Act of 2002 makes changing such an identifier, arranging a change for someone else, or providing the means to do this to someone who you believe has that intent, a criminal offense. The exceptions are if you are the manufacturer or have the manufacturer's written permission; so it's OK for a licensed service center to do this, but probably nobody else.

But one thing that seems to be true in any jurisdiction is that once blacklisted it's very difficult to get anything done about that, especially if you aren't the registered owner. The service providers regard blacklisting as their protection against theft (i.e. buying a subsisided handset and then breaking the contract, which I'm guessing is what happened here), and tend to be a bit inflexible when it comes to lifting it. You can see the sense in that: if all it took to lift the blacklist was a phone call and a sob story it wouldn't be any protection for them at all. But that doesn't make it any easier for someone who finds themselves in your position.

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I got a solution from this Reddit comment. I created this rule with the BuzzKill app. I tested it using a notification tester, making notifications when the rule was on and off. I also checked if calls and messages would vibrate with do no disturb off, and silence with DND off (which I want it to), and it does.

I moved this to the suggestion box as it isn't android related. Yep, as mentioned, if you want a post deleted just hit the report button. So long as it won't break the conversation to terribly we'll oblige. Most times it isn't a problem. At the bottom of the post you want deleted you should see the link below:

Just tap the "Report" and let us know you want it deleted and we'll take care of it. If not, we'll let you know why.

archz2 said:

Thanks. That worked!

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NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

any kind of connectivity issues when on wifi, always try rebooting your router even though your other devices are connected just fine.

glad it worked.

.....actually this might work:
http://gofirmware.com/post/maxwest-gravity-55-go

you might be able to install a firmware update that potentially might fix your issue. i can't verify the validity of the site or if it will work so be forewarned.

yep for most samsung devices go to https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ for firmware updates as @svim suggested.

Good luck with developing your app!

Have you tried CX file manager? Works fone for me!

My first thought is that if something stops on 2 separate devices then far from being "blah, blah" checking the account settings is the obvious place to start: account settings will be common to all devices using the same account (unlike app settings, which apply to the app on a particular device). Your post doesn't make clear whether you have actually done this or not, but uninstalling and reinstalling would do nothing if this is where the problem lies.

To be honest I'd check the app settings and device settings anyway: check that notifications are enabled in the app and check that the system isn't blocking notifications from the app (the two different ways notifications could get turned off). Sure it would be odd for these things to change on both devices, but it's better to spend a minute ruling these things out rather than waste more time because you assume it can't happen (as an example, if you could imagine something happening as a result of an app update then that update would be applied to both devices).

If it's not an account setting or a weird change on both devices I'm afraid the obvious answer is indeed a problem with your Facebook account (or a bug in the FB app that only manifests on a few people's devices). But let's hope not, because I don't have much confidence in them fixing things quickly.

This problem can occur when downloading a large application (1 GB or larger) from an unknown source. Make sure your Internet connection is stable.