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Phone bootloop

I'm afraid that this is almost certainly a hardware fault. What it sounds like is that the battery isn't delivering enough voltage to keep the phone operating stably, so when you unplug it it crashes - or if it doesn't crash immediately it does the moment you place any demand on it.

If you are lucky the problem is the battery. If you are unlucky it will be something failing on the motherboard. But I think it's not something you can fix yourself, you'll need to get someone to look at it.

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Help My Mobile Can't Access Camera Photos/Most Photos On Mobile

I believe it is the Facebook app.
It will also look at EVERY SINGLE PICTURE AND VIDEO on your device, whether or not you are uploading all of them.

That is why I use a browser or Frost to access Facebook.

If you insist upon using such an app like Facebook, then the best thing to do is to find your pics/vids manually with your Gallery app, and then share them directly from there to Facebook.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.simplemobiletools.gallery.pro/

[Free][Game] Castlepoint – Medieval RTS Real Time Strategy

Are you looking for new base strategy games in which you need to defend your base and attack enemy areas? Or a classic board strategy with 1v1 action-strategy battles and a time limit?

Introducing Castlepoint, an immersive fantasy and medieval strategy game similar to chess and old-style action-based real time strategy games. Conquer enemy areas, without allowing them to enter yours!

PLAY 1VS1
Enjoy this rts game offline in a 1vs1 game against AI opponent. Our quick strategy game soon will also feature multiplayer with 1vs1 and 2vs2 game modes.

DIFFERENT DIFFICULTY LEVELS AND ERAS
Start this medieval rts game offline and choose from a variety of difficulty levels for a single player. Our medieval rts has 15 hero characters to choose from. Each of them has different stats and skills making Castlepoint one of the most fun strategy games to play on mobile.

HOW TO PLAY THIS FREE RTS
This f2p chess strategy inspired free rts game is extremely easy to play. All you need is to:
- pick an era
- choose heroes to spawn
- get 5 heroes to the enemy area with great strategy
- defend the base and prevent 5 enemy heroes from getting into your area

CASTLEPOINT FEATURES:
- 1vs1 game mode (2vs2 and multiplayer modes will soon be announced)
- our defense strategy game has 15 heroes to choose from
- each hero in the combat strategy has different stats and skills
- there is a time limit for added competitiveness
- play in different eras
- choose from different difficulty levels
- medieval-inspired soundtrack and graphics
- play this action rts offline

Now it's time to immerse yourself in the world of Castlepoint.

Download and play this free RTS: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.EDGYSOFT.CASTLEPOINT

Processor and Baseband Info

I do appreciate all the feedback. And I am getting the idea that the software that gave me that unit information, which included that "Aarch" bla-bla-bla led me off the proper path and ... Well, not to be trusted.

Oh yes, and ocnbrze, I had no impolite intentions with that response. Your tone struck me as if I had caused you some irritation. I was just reading the information that software had given me and it seemed different from the earlier processor info that was posted. I'm quite new at dealing with these little hand-held computer thingies and am not even sure I much like them, but family folks insisted I start to carry one of these around due to medical troubles, so I follow their rules.

How To Get Android Media Player To 1) Reboot After Internet Loss, 2) Clear Cached Data Every 24Hrs

I currently work as a developer/IT guy for an ATM/Bitcoin company. On top of our ATM's are monitors and media players where we display DOOH/programmatic type advertisements. We use Android-based media players along with the PerpetualTV platform/app to handle this. We're having issues at some locations where the media players go offline because of shoddy internet. Some of our monitors are freezing up because of limited amount of RAM. Both of these issues require us to go out to these locations and manually reboot the device. We're trying to cut down on that and have the media player resolve these 2 issues itself.

So what I'm looking to accomplish is to get these media players to automatically reboot themselves if they lose internet connectivity (Ethernet or WiFi). So if internet is lost, I need the device to restart/reboot.

Secondly, I'm looking for a script or app of some sort that will automatically clear cached data from the device every 24 hours. (Cached data from the PerpetualTV app). We're hoping this will help clear up some of the memory issues.

What is the best approach to handling this? App Development is not my forte, but I am a full stack web developer. I'm just not sure if this is something I could handle or if I need to hire someone. If I need to hire someone - I'm curious about the cost associated with this...

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Quite frankly from what you describe, it sounds like this PerpetualTV app itself needs to be fixed, so it can run perpetually, and anything else is like a band-aid for something that's broken IMO. Because I'm not sure if you can force a device to reboot every 24 hours with just an app or script, not unless it's rooted. I was speaking to an ad platform tech a couple of years ago, and he did mention his company's billboard systems and kiosks that used Microsoft Windows had to self reboot periodically, because the long term always on reliability of Windows isn't good.

An unmanned ad platform that's on 24/7/365, should be able to deal with internet outages and resume when internet is restored.
Really these things shouldn't even need continuous internet to show their ad or information rotations. and may only update their ad cache with new ads periodically, like once a day. If there's no connectivity available when they try to ping the server for updates, they should just continue to play what they've got already.

The issues with it consuming cache and RAM until it freezes and crashes, that sounds like a memory leak bug to me, and/or the app's garbage clean-up system is not up to snuff, e.g. clearing old data. Have you tried enquiring with the PerpetualTV devs or tech support about the issues?

I know China Railways passenger trains have Android based ad and propaganda screens in their carriages. I only knew it was Android because I saw one booting after the power went out at one time.

BTW is it this app you're having problems with?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perpetualtv.android&hl=en_US&gl=US
That's apparently only had about a 100 installs and only one review.

What does grey phone and grey outgoing arrow on samsung call log symbol mean?

Okay so, grey just means normal outgoing and incoming calls that went through using your carrier
red means missed
also the little green arrow to incoming calls mean that it was accepted by you and the blue circle with a line though it means that you declined the call
I can confirm all of that.

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