The title of this thread gave me hope, but nobody has actually recommended a suitable tutorial. Is there one anywhere?

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Thats the Samsung browser icon....

this looks really nice good job. ill have to try this one out

Destiny Degas said:

Thanks y'all it's just weird and started around June 2021. I have to laugh too.

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Seriously, its not like we don't know what your popup is and are making lite, we don't even know what we're looking at. That is not a screenshot. Its like posting a photo of your floor and asking what's wrong with your car.

James L said:

The Oculus quest 2 is pretty decent I have one, PlayStation VR is cool too.

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i just bought one for myseelf as a xmas present from me.....LOL

its way better than the Go. right now i'm just getting my feet wet with it. but i plan on doing some sideloading so that i can play some steam vr games and such.....kind of doing research on it right now.

i'm also thinking of getting a desktop(not a gaming one) where i can keep it running so that o can play pcc vr games thru the Quest 2.

I thought I would tie up this thread, and also thank the respondents. In my opening question, I did not understand that a device being "paired" or "bonded" are the same thing (analogy: the device being in my phone's phone book), and this is different from, "connected" (analogy: my phone and the device talking to each other).

Apparently the Galaxy S7, and other devices running Android 10 or lower, are still able to use some functions of the Gear 360. According to the Gear 360 app on Google Play, however, support has ended as of August 2020: so as time passes, it will become increasingly unstable and unusable for all devices.

Do you guys ever feel like we are ratting out someone's SO ?

Just inserting a SIM would most likely only change the notification to an 'invalid SIM' notification, because the device is still seeing towers but the SIM card is not activated.

This is why on my devices the notifications cease when airplane mode is active.

That is why it seems strange that your device is still giving a SIM notification when in airplane mode.

Grubian said:

This is unlikely to work.

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Why do you say that?
That is how I set up my devices now- I put the apps (apks) I place on all devices onto an SD card, and the first thing I do is install NoRoot Firewall and block everything until I have installed everything else.

This prevents the device from downloading tons of crap like they do when you first get them and turn them on- they can't wait for you to connect to the internet so that all that worthless junk gets downloaded onto the device.

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mikedt said:

I guess they're in some unknown proprietary format, maybe encrypted with DRM as well. Which someone would need to hack.

There's a lengthy XDA Devs thread about it here...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-turn-tunein-radio-recordings-into-mp3s.1767380/
Good luck!

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Thanks, I'll look that over.

Development thread moved to the dev area for better exposure.

Guessin' the only real worry is having the phone in your back pocket and farting on it ....

adadrian said:

I don’t know why ppl r dissing it. Maybe I just got lucky but I havnt had a single issue it’s been perfect for me and I love it (upgraded from a fold 3)

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But there are issues for other users so maybe an update would solve it!

Why did you cd to the phone's mount point before issuing the adb command? If the command was successful the phone would reboot into recovery mode and that directory would not be available. I doubt that would be the cause of this problem, but to be sure try again without the cd.

I'd start at the beginning though: the first adb command should be "adb devices". That will tell you whether you have a connection at all. If not then fix that first: check the cable, that USB debugging is enabled on the phone, that the computer is authorised for adb by the phone (probably not relevant if you are running android 4), etc.

But recovery mode won't get you fastboot: you want adb reboot fastboot for that.

(Consider yourself lucky you have a palaeolithic version of Android here: with a newer device the storage would be encrypted and so you would have no hope with this method).

That solution is in YouTube..I can't broadcast it in here, though..you just have to dig deeper..it won't be easy but it's there. I got it from there and works charming.

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Rebekkah Jayson said:

i dont think an Android smartphone like this exists or a cable that can do this. if you want to access multimedia on your tv use a chromecast or a ps4 on sale. I personally use my ps4 for all my Netflix viewing and youtube surfing

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AFAICT there's certainly no universal one-for-all cable or adapter that exists, but a couple of manufacturers make adapters for their own devices, e.g. Samsung DeX and Huawei MateDock. And I have used both.

That didn't help. Everything was getting really weird, so i reset the phone and now i see webview is disabled.

I just turned off for chrome bat opt and webview i see is set to disabled.

LUCKY LIME said:

Hmmm thanks, but what should I do? I'm afraid...

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I think you really should provide a way for your users to backup and restore their IAPs(paid items), that's it.

ocnbrze said:

well i think most folks here would not know the science behind how NFC works. i have no idea how it works.

i did find this:https://squareup.com/us/en/townsquare/nfc

in the article nfc uses encryption to communicate, so those numbers you see are part of the encryption and who knows what they represent.

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Hello, never mind. I have asked in other Samsung forum also. I know how NFC actually works. The question is really why the phone is generating those numbers without my permission.

If I finally develop an application to send person's DNI, phone will also send those random number, which of course will affect my application.

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Jaime

Pixel 6 Pro is better than the S21 Ultra as the P6P has an LTPO display which is new and great compared to Dynamic display if S21 Ultra which is old. The P6P and S21 Ultra specs are almost 98% the same but S21 has Snapdragon 888 which is a little higher than the new Google tensor chip but with new updates, P6P will be better! Also, P6P has the new unique design that is attractive than the S21 Ultra.

If your hotel TV is a smart TV I'd just use the integrated TV apps, setting up your own Chromecast onto a public WiFi network is a security and a privacy nightmare. You'll be intentionally adding your Chromecast to open access on an unsecured network. Think back to when you needed to first set up your Chromecast, it has its own unsecured mini-web server that you temporarily access to then pair up the device to your home network. It's the pairing up/connection process that's going to be a problem. Then it's a matter of having your Chromecast connected to an unsecured public WiFi network, a much different environment than your presumably secured home network.

If you travel a lot, it might be worth investing in a portable router/hotspot device. Then instead of relying upon risky public WiFi services you'll always have your own personal, mobile WiFi network. You can setup your portable WiFi network at home and configure whatever mobile devices you'll be bringing with you so everything is already set up to use.