So this same thing is happening to my A71 5g. It started Feb 4, 2022. I factory reset and canceled the number and got a new I phone as of February11. I was then using the phone perfectly as just an internet gaming console. I informed a person I thought was responsible yesterday and boom, 11 new apps coming from Google workspace and samsung account were downloaded while I slept through the MDE services framework (a remote access granted through Google for workplace monitoring). Problem is this is a personal phone. I lost my job on the 14th due to a contract breach of confidentiality agreement (because of this happening). Now, my phone is an iPhone and hasn't had an issue, but how would I go about getting the person responsible information from Google Workspace without an account? I know who they are, but want direct evidence to supply the Colorado Bureau of Investigstion. Also, I have their breakpad customer ID but would like as much evidence as possible as I lost my job, girlfriend, and stupidly almost committed suicide because no one believed me and was calling me paranoid and delusional. I even am going to a mental health facility tomorrow for further help.

Are the app versions the same on both devices?

For true security, don't depend on any app advertising e2e encryption, just use a run of the mill messaging app and encrypt the text yourself. If the other party isn't interested in putting forth the effort, your comms aren't secure anyway. For mega secure comms, use an irc channel to paste encrypted posts from behind onion.

OK, thanks for the explanation.
I got the wi-fi to 'forget' the connectiom, then restarted as I couldn'y see 'delete'.

I didn't edit that directly when I was trying to connect the Android TV.
The instructions told me to using tethering, then alter some other settings too (can't remember which, sorry).

I'll see if this stops the warning messages.
Thanks.

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For those of u that don't know, the free lifeline phones are called "Obama Phones" why? Bc this it is the "OBAMA PHONE PROGRAM" No matter WHO started it!
Your welcome!

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Milo Williamson said:

You can always approach to wake it up too, same app, just head over to the app and set as "approach to wake up the phone" It is kind of a default settings of the cell. Sound like when you tap it, I know there is vibration feed, but there is no sound I know of ontop of my head...

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Thanks, appreciate it. I'll experiment.

olbriar said:

Is it preseason yet? I'm in need of some football.

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I'm still hungover from the Superbowl

I have been using Swiftkey keyboard for many years & very much satisfied with it.
I have installed Gboard 2 days ago for a change & find it as good as Swift key & if any thing, better in certain things.
1. This has a large number of very nice themes to choose from.
2. Prediction is very good after a bit of a training. It quickly learns our writing patterns. After 2 days, I find I hardly need to type a word in full.
3. Selecting the text & editing is easier.
4. Voice typing is 100% accurate particularly in Telugu, our native language. It's time consuming to type in Telugu but the excellent voice typing makes it very easy & convenient.
5. Yet another way of typing is by handwriting. This method also is quite accurate in at least 70% although I did not find the need for it.
6. Can delete typed words or sentences by swiping towards the left on back space key. Comes in handy if you are not satisfied with what you have typed just now.
7. One can get important symbols by tapping on the shift key if the number row is set to be displayed permanently. The number row is replaced by the symbols when the shift key is touched. One can also get these by long pressing on the stop key.

I have been using Swiftkey keyboard for many years & very much satisfied with it.
I have installed Gboard 2 days ago for a change & find it as good as Swift key & if any thing, better in certain things.

• This has a large number of very nice themes to choose from.
• Prediction is very good after a bit of a training. It quickly learns our writing patterns. After 2 days, I find I hardly need to type a word in full.
• Selecting the text & editing is easier.
• Voice typing is 100% accurate particularly in Telugu, our native language. It's time consuming to type in Telugu but the excellent voice typing makes it very easy & convenient.
• Yet another way of typing is by handwriting. This method also is quite accurate in at least 70% although I did not find the need for it.
• Can delete typed words or sentences by swiping towards the left on back space key. Comes in handy if you are not satisfied with what you have typed just now.
• One can get important symbols by tapping on the shift key if the number row is set to be displayed permanently. The number row is replaced by the symbols when the shift key is touched. One can also get these by long pressing on the stop key.

I use the search function to search the meaning of words somewhat like a dictionary.
Among other issues raised above, I find word prediction to be pretty accurate after training for a couple of days.
Swipe function is good too. At least one of the 3 suggestions tallies.
What I find very accurate & useful is voice typing, particularly in our native Indian language Telugu. It's difficult to type in this language but very easy to voice type even long sentences.

Seekoo said:

Hello folks i had the same problem suddenly just b4 yesterday and I tried everything to fix it with no luck so i decided it was a hardware issue . I took a sewing needle and started playing with the clips inside the headphone jack with no luck either for 2 days and today I found an xray image of the s7 edge and got an idea since the right channel doesnt work the problem must be either the right ear clip or the right ear ground ( the second and third clips of the jack ) i took the needle and with only one magic gentle bend outwardly to the second clip from the left side as phone faces you everything came back to work i will attach the image and hope this helps you
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Sorry to dig up an old thread but thanks for this !
Usually my headphones become loose and I clean the port and remove any lint.
This time, my right headphone was working erratically. I tried cleaning up with a toothpick, with cotton and alcool, nothing worked.
Then I tried your method, slightly bent the clips outwards, and my right headphone is now working all the time !

It passed along time but except for the Kega Fusion emulator, I don't know another one. How I can download this one in the first comment is it possible to do that and is it playable for playing the sega cd ROMs?

OpenSignal is primarily a speed test utility that includes the maps with carrier status info. But you're making a big mistake fixating solely on the map, just use the app for its primary function. Tap on that big Speed Test button and the app will use the cellular radio chip in your phone to check and analyze your phone's connectivity with your carrier's closest cell tower/access point. If there's no 3G connectivity in the resulting scan you just performed, you'll see that within seconds, and eventually that's going to be registered in the accumulated data being shown in the crowd-sourced map data.
OpenSignal depends on data it collects from app users. All the stats the app displays are based on that on-going, crowd-sourced info, not the packaged, market-based data that the carriers might provide. (Note that there is a fundamental weakness to this strategy -- in a densely populated area there will be more data from more users but in more sparsely populated area there will be very little to no users. So the map showing carrier data and local cell tower/access points can be quite useful in a larger city setting, but not so much in a more remote region.)

I'm just glad you didn't use the generic phrase "the results will shock you". At least changed it up a bit.

But I am not shocked. Qualcomm has been doing this a long time so they know what they're doing for the most part. Amd is new to the mobile GPU game.

Well, they are still black after all this time so I am starting a new thread.

There's an app called MacroDroid that may be able to do this, if you configure it correctly.
https://www.macrodroid.com/
Also in the play store
There's a whole community that shares pre-built macros also, so worth checking out

It will predict better as you continue to use it. It will learn from you. It's so with any keyboard using AI for prediction whether it's Gboard, Swift or Samsung keyboard. So, keep using it.

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/status-saver-for-whatsapp-2022.20151/

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I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/titan-hunt-giants-attack.20150/
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.PeachHouse.TITANHUNT

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If @Hadron is correct, you can try the following app that will lock the screen in any of four positions:

https://cloud.degoo.com/share/zCG918u4Wl8txovZas3WMQ

Cache is always safe to delete.

It usually is safe to delete data on an SMS app because messages are stored by another app. But as I say I don't know about RCS Chat, which this app can also do. But if this app is wasting space keeping its own copy of SMS/MMS then presumably if you cleared its data it would just copy them all back, so it would probably be a waste of effort.

So my guess is that the fact that SMS/MMS messages are stored by a separate system app is irrelevant, and to reduce space here you will need to delete some messages. Hence trying to find a backup tool that will let you view messages on another device sounds like what's needed.

I'd be curious about whether a different SMS app would be more efficient with space or do the same thing (as always with the caveat that most don't support RCS Chat, so if you do use that Google's Messages app may be the only alternative). But if another app did the same thing you would run out of space! I can't tell for myself because my own 11,000 SMS plus maybe 20 MMS (I know nobody who uses MMS) only use a few MB.