Wow! I think that I will download it too

Besides pictures, there are several folders on the SD card. I backed up the whole thing to a folder on my Windows desktop. And also used Google to backup the phone. I have an app that backs up SMS messages and call history.

I do not know what was wrong, but I reset the phone to factory settings and then the attach of pictures in Messages app worked correctly. After that, I restored from Google, from my Windows backup, and then restored SMS messages. It seems to be back to normal.

This is actually the girlfriend's phone, so I have to wait for feedback about anything that I might have overlooked.

Have you tried long-pressing on an empty space in the app drawer to see if any options appear? Not familiar with that model of phone but worth a try.

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/system-moncon.20263/

thanks everyone. i do not want to put another app on the phone just yet to block calls as i do not get many but i get enough that i would sure live to have the option to slide the number over then get the add to contacts or block the caller like the lg does. i did find a way to do it but only after the call has ended. but then next call i get i will try sliding the scren left right up and down to see if i get that option to block.


on more thing that someone may be able to help with. when i open the camera i get the closeup camera the right icon and the image is so large i have to move the camera way back to get a photo. so I have to select the left icon, so does anyone know how to make it so i can default to the left icon for the cameras when i open them? i do not yet see that in the settings. and when i select the left icon it never stays there, even if i have the keep setting when the camera is off.

just wanted to put this out there that they have root now for the z fold 3 and apparently the camera works.

here is the guide:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...lash-official-firmware-noob-friendly.4404473/

i have not read all of the thread, but it does seem to work along with the camera.

edit: so this for all the non US phones that don't have a snapdragon chip and whose bootloader is not locked.

Milo Williamson said:

Have you post anything online like I have

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I'm writing my lifes work "Death has Aspergers" no ones ever going to publish it, tis my little hobby.

Dannydet said:

Bubble gum, syrup, etc....

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Bubble gum? Yes syrup will also workLMFAO!!!!!!!!

I can't binge on my phone that long. I don't know about anyone else, but my legs go numb! Then I'm staggering out, limping on two sleeping legs, like a drunken vagrant.

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Thank you all for the info.

Problem solved: got a different phone and different provider.

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ocnbrze said:

ummmmmm ok. where did you get it? what unofficial android version? how did you do this?

can't help you, if you can't help us by providing more details.

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I writed wrong, sorry.

I will upgrade Android 11, this tablet have a two variants. Second variant have a Android 11. But first variant don't have yet.

About five years ago I just ponder this thought too. I did not said anything.

I would not get your hopes up too much that you'll be able to recover those photos and videos from that phone. Perhaps this pic will help you visualize the situation:

The NAND flash, the internal storage chip where all your data is (was) stored, is indeed a chip soldered directly onto the logic board (upper right). It's not in a socket that you could just remove. So even if you opt to send this damaged S20 out to be repaired, depending on just how damaged this phone is, it's not going to be simple as just popping the internal storage chip out and plugging it into a spare S20 to recover your data. Even extracting the motherboard from a badly damaged phone so it's actually intact could involve a lot of billable hours so be sure to get an estimate in writing first. If you want to try this yourself, the iFixit site has a nice step-by-step guide for you to follow:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Samsung+Galaxy+S20+Motherboard+Replacement/136953
If this phone wasn't damaged too badly and the mobo is intact, don't forget that you'll still need to buy a spare S20 to cannibalize when you put your extracted logic board into it.

But offhand I'd suggest consider those photos/videos to be lost and move forward. Take this to be learning experience and be sure to set up an automatic and comprehensive backup solution. Backups are important. Samsung has a Smart Switch utility that includes a handy backup/restore feature :
https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/app/smart-switch

Well, I got lucky. I went to a different dollar (and a quarter) store and found the rack I wanted in the first place. It kept grabbing my clothes on the way back, but when I returned I just hung it up over the door no problem and now I have six hooks and a door that still closes.

CoolBreeze541 said:

Already tried mobile data my own router and in my mum's house same thing at this point I have just ordered her a new phone as she needs one for work so thanks one plus for your untested rubbish last phone we will ever buy from them.

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We can get that lock removed for you - message us if interested

A bit late. I did back up the data, then re-formatted the card as portable and it's fine now. It seems some people think that once it is initially formatted for internal, you are screwed and it cannot be changed to portable otherwise Android in messed up.

I have now done it all and it seems ok. It connect to the PC and I have transferred all the backed up files back to the sd card and they all work.

I don't think you can do that yet. (I may be mistaken because I have never researched it)

I came across this article though. Coming soon:

https://9to5google.com/2022/01/05/google-nearby-share-android-windows/

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Google Messenger is really comfortable. However, I also use Slack app. Mostly because I receive slack sms from my clients there. But still I think Google Messenger is the most safe app for business.

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Never heard of such an app. It seems the app is for a very specific purpose that most of us don't have a need for..... So I doubt anything like that exists....... Sorry