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Amiibo Vault - Your Amiibo Companion app
- Apps & Games
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Hi all, thank you for your wishes!
Yes, I forgot to add screenshots, I will add them here:
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Help CAT S75 says battery usage data isn't available.
- By svim
- Smartphones
- 4 Replies
Personally I'm not a fan of adding an anti-virus/anti-malware app to an Android phone, perhaps when there's an actual need but otherwise it is just using up system resources. The Android platform is not comparable at all with Windows in this aspect.
But getting back to OP's original posting, @nickdalzell brought up a good point. It might be just a matter of waiting a few more days or weeks.
Otherwise, I'd recommend the AccuBattery app:
play.google.com
It displays a lot battery and power stats in more detail than the Settings menu itself. (A typical Android install shows the most common stats most consumers need, The AccuBattery utility is a lot more expansive and informative. It's for users who want more power usage info.) Also a plus point, it is just detecting and analyzing existing data, unlike some other more dodgy 'make your battery last longer' apps that try to their own power curves, interfering with the default Android power usage already implemented. Also note that you'll need to wait a bit for AccuBattery to access your phone's power usage.
But getting back to OP's original posting, @nickdalzell brought up a good point. It might be just a matter of waiting a few more days or weeks.
Otherwise, I'd recommend the AccuBattery app:
AccuBattery - Apps on Google Play
AccuBattery monitors battery health performance via science
How to disable fingerprint sensor from waking up screen?
- By svim
- Smartphones
- 5 Replies
I'm tentatively going to recommend you reset your own expectations about your phone's fingerprint lock screen -- currently you're seeing it as an annoyance but you might be a lot better off having it enabled as a fundamental privacy measure.
Or if a fingerprint isn't your preference, at least keep some kind of lock-screen option (i.e. pattern, password, etc.)
Unless you never take your phone out of your home and you live alone, a lock screen is basic protection from others to just pick up your phone and have full, unfettered access to your data. Also, note some apps like financial services, won't allow you to use them without a lock screen enabled.
Otherwise, you should be able to just go into your phone's Settings menu and delete your saved fingerprint(s). There is no such thing as a default fingerprint that's can be in place with any Android install. At some point you added your particular fingerprint(s) when you first set up your phone. Open up Settings, and in the upper screen use its search feature to find 'lock screen' to find which menu to use.
A more drastic measure that might be possible with your Redmi phone is to disable a lock screen completely. You need to enable Developer Options and if there's a ''Do not use Lock screen' option. Don't be surprised if that option isn't there (or something with a similar name), it's option list varies by manufacturer and Android version number. The Developer Options is integral with any Android firmware, it's just typically not visible by default. Be very judicious about any changes you make, you can easily make part of the functionality of your phone, That's why it needs to intentionally made visible by the user.
www.xda-developers.com
But just to repeat, start looking at a lock screen as a benefit, not a problem.
Or if a fingerprint isn't your preference, at least keep some kind of lock-screen option (i.e. pattern, password, etc.)
Unless you never take your phone out of your home and you live alone, a lock screen is basic protection from others to just pick up your phone and have full, unfettered access to your data. Also, note some apps like financial services, won't allow you to use them without a lock screen enabled.
Otherwise, you should be able to just go into your phone's Settings menu and delete your saved fingerprint(s). There is no such thing as a default fingerprint that's can be in place with any Android install. At some point you added your particular fingerprint(s) when you first set up your phone. Open up Settings, and in the upper screen use its search feature to find 'lock screen' to find which menu to use.
A more drastic measure that might be possible with your Redmi phone is to disable a lock screen completely. You need to enable Developer Options and if there's a ''Do not use Lock screen' option. Don't be surprised if that option isn't there (or something with a similar name), it's option list varies by manufacturer and Android version number. The Developer Options is integral with any Android firmware, it's just typically not visible by default. Be very judicious about any changes you make, you can easily make part of the functionality of your phone, That's why it needs to intentionally made visible by the user.
Android Developer Options Explained: Everything you can do with these settings
Android ships with a whole bunch of Developer Options that can unlock experimental and debugging features. Here's what these options do.
www.xda-developers.com
But just to repeat, start looking at a lock screen as a benefit, not a problem.
non carrier apps..
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Yeah my tablet is a Samsung and it has non carrier apps though, but always tend to turn off the non background data always.Oh, it's a very strange OS: something called "One UI 6.1", which is like Android but with the settings rearranged by Samsung.
But my previous phone was a Pixel (non-carrier) which also just had "mobile data" and "WiFi", and while I used custom ROMs with my phones before that, whether they were based on manufacturer software or AOSP there was still never a "non-carrier data" section.
[APP][FREE] Instant Button Soundboard
- By leomark
- Apps & Games
- 0 Replies
Explore our sound library with "Instant Sounds Board", offering you access to over 400 varied sound effects. From trending social media memes to classic movie quotes, iconic video game noises, and everything in between, this app has it all. Organize your favorite effects into custom categories for quick access. Use these sounds to customize your phone notifications, have fun with friends, or even create your own sound mix. Don't miss out on special effects for humorous, romantic moments and all the latest music hits. Looking for uniqueness? "Instant Button Soundboard" is your ultimate tool for personalizing your audio experience. Subscribe for unlimited access to all premium features of the app.
Link to Google Play:
Instant Button Soundboard
Link to Google Play:
Instant Button Soundboard
Netflix will be the global home of the NFL's two Christmas Day marquee games
- NFL
- 11 Replies
If you weren't such a snowflake and blocked me, you'd know that already
Favorite Books?
- Book Club
- 178 Replies
Maus and From Russia With LoveWhat does everone read on here? Make sure to write a description of the books, maybe that way we might find something new to read! Ill start:
I have a lot of favorites -
"Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen
"The Frontiersmen" by Alan Eckert, also "Wilderness Empire" and "Blue Jacket" by the same author
-All three are about the expansion through america's wilderness and native american lands. The author studied letters, diaries, newspapers, gvt. records, etc. of the time and compiled it into a narrative.
"Band of Brothers" by Stephen Ambrose
-You may have seen the HBO miniseries. It follows Easy Company, 506th PIR of the 101st Airborne from boot camp to VE day in World War Two.
"20,000 Miles South" by Frank and Helen Schreider
-Another nonfiction.. a couple in the early fifties who take an old WW2 army jeep, fabricate it into an amphibious vehicle, and drive it from alaska all the way down to the southernmost tip of south america. Pretty amazing story.
"The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon" by David Grann
-Another true story of Col. Percy Fawcett, a famous explorer in the 20s who was obsessed with finding the lost city of El Dorado (city of gold) in the amazon.. he ends up dissapearing. Over the years following over a hundred people go in search of him and never return.
"The Ice Master: The Doomed 1913 Voyage of the Karluk" - nonfiction narrative describing Vilhjalmur Stefansson's 1913-1914 attempt to reach the north pole. The ship gets stuck in ice. Stefansson leaves on a hunting expidition across the ice and doesn't return. Captain Robert Bartlett takes leadership and they all travel across the ice to "wrangel island" a rocky little island in the arctic. Eventually Capt. Bartlett and one of the Inuit guides take a small party of sled dogs and make it to alaska to send for releif. Keep in mind the temperatures range around 0 to -50 degrees (that's right NEGATIVE 50) and for a few MONTHS it is completely dark 24/7. It was over a year from the time the ship got stuck in the ice to the time the crew was rescued, 11 people died either in the journey over the ice or when they were stranded on the island.
"I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell" by Tucker Max
-google it
"My Horizontal Life" by Chelsea Handler
-more drunken sexcapades, this one from a female perspective
as you can see, I mostly like nonfiction