A bit late on this forum. But try turning-off Video Stabilization from the camara setting.

So far, things are going okay.

Likes: A hidden personal folder, color and brightness adjustments, tons of memory
Dislikes: Device is slow on the uptake using the touch screen: half the time my touches don't register, and I suspect that some of the button areas are just painfully small. Slow when moving data to the device from my laptop, Pocketbook not loadable (haven't tried importing the apk manually yet) via app store nor built-in browser and damn few items in the app store to begin with. No buttons, but that's kind of minor. Did not get a free case; again minor, but damn the thing is heavy and slippery without one.

Calibre (linux) is inconsistent with finding the device; but then, it has been that way with every one of my devices... my best bet, it appears, is to pull up Calibre right at boot and do my stuff.

Here's another option that might work for you
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appsverse.phoner

wow cool thx

martino branca said:

well who cares if it's not allowed there are ways around it, don't let your government take away your freedom's, recording calls is a right. period, if i can see it and hear it i can record it. just like they can't stop you from recording in a public place they shouldn't be able to stop you from recording phone calls, this is absurd.

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Back in the days of rotary dial phones, when you rented the phone from the telco, you could stick a magnetic pickup to the phone's receiver, and you recorded calls to a cassette. Of course then there was no electrical connection between the phone line and the recorder, and the telco and govt couldn't do anything about it.

From what I've read on AF many call recording apps relied on the phone been in handsfree loudspeaker mode, and so was just recording the call's sound using the phone's microphone. Which is really the analog hole method of recording.

EDIT:
A user posted on AF last week, that apparently OnePlus phones have call recording as standard in their Oxygen OS(which comes from China), but it might be disabled depending on the inserted SIM's country, like in UK or USA. Which is presumably to meet telecommunications approval requirements in those countries.

Tablet model is :huawei S10-231L
i found here update.app http://huawei-update.com/device-list/s10-231l Huawei mediapad link + works well, but English is one of the menus But the Finnish language is missing do i need a new update.app update package or is there a finnish language package google plays application and what is the name of the package? But if you need to reinstall the update.app system which includes the Finnish language package then can someone help Where can I find it, Thanks

Of course I didn't recognise a "Digital Wellbeing" notification because I've turned-off notifications from that thing. But it irritates me that Google won't even let me disable it: it's of no interest to me, disabling notifications means that it has no function on my phone, but it still has to run because Big Brother Google says so. Nothing on the phone depends on it, so it's in no way essential, so why can't they let us disable it?

Davdi said:

I've been getting a lot of calls from country code 0063 (Philippines), 0034 (Spain) and others.
Obviously I don't answer them, and add them to my blocked caller list. I'm wondering what the scam might be.

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Does it really matter what the 'scam' is? Just block them and move on. Not worth the brain power expended on thinking about them any more than this.

Dropped or thrown @Vannessa Singleton?

I have the same problem.
No real soltion, other than to try other keyboards until you find one rhat results in the least mistakes.

I have a few that I like, but they are no frills keyboards.

One that I continue to experiment with is called Floris Board.
It is in active development, and you can resize the keys to make them easier to use.

My best one so far has been Simple Keyboard.

Others that I like are Hacker's Keyboard, Tiny Keyboard, and BeHe Keyboard.

All of these are available on F-Droid.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/dev.patrickgold.florisboard/

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/rkr.simplekeyboard.inputmethod/

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard/

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.vlath.keyboard/

Tiny keyboard requires that you to add a repository to the F-Droid app to get it. (Not a big deal, if you have the F-Droid app. Plus, there are a ton of other cool apps in there as well).
You may be able to just get it directly from GitHub.

Go to where it says 'releases', tap that, then tap 'apk-releases'.

not a dating.....move on or ask the person who owns the phone about it.

we get this almost everyday. you see there are millions upon millions of apps each with their own notification icon. so unless it is a popular app like facebook or youtube, you are most likely will not get an answer to your question.

.....good luck.

where is the link?

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Yesterday two voice messages (I think they are called voice notes in WhatsApp) were received. Unfortunately the new 'potential' contact was blocked. This seems to have resulted in these messages being deleted at the same time. I did open (download) and hear them.

I have done the following:

(1) Went to Internal Storage > WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Voice Notes on the phone. There appear to be none of these deleted voice notes here. The files here are '.opus' ones.

(2) Tried some apps like Dr.Fone and EaseUS Mobi Saver for Android. I selected USB Debugging from Developer Options but these apps ask me for root access. I have no trusted software for this. In any case I suspect both these apps will ask me for payment to recover data so I am not proceeding with this course of action.

(3) There are some youtube videos for this problem but not all are in English! I think the basic line of action is to delete all the data and recover it again. I have no confidence in this course of action.

Once again it is my intention to recover only the what I believe to be deleted voice messages (WhatsApp Voice Notes) from what had been a blocked number using WhatsApp yesterday.

I have no 'Chat backup' set in WhatsApp...

I have also just downloaded Opus Player from Google Play and it does not automatically find these voice messages although it finds others - both incoming and outgoing.

This phone has been upgraded to Android 8.0.0.

Any ideas?

Thank you for sharing the link

I am creating an android application that plays a beep sound whenever it detects a pre-defined sound. In another way, I have three drum/piano/vocal sequence mp3 file with me which is stored along with the apk assets. After installation, the three files moved to the internal memory. Whenever I play any audio/video in any of the video/audio player(eg:youtube/vlc) on my mobile, if the music sequence of the playing audio matches any of the already stored three mp3 files, Then a beep sound should produce. This is my aim. But I am hard to find such a library to compare music that is playing inside the mobile with another app. Google assistant and Shazam app just listen to audio from the mic and compare the audio. But in my case, I need to compare audio which is the playing device itself.

Note: The app will be running 24X7 by listening to the sounds played on the device. This application is not intended to build an unethical product. This is used for industrial purposes.

If somebody needs more clarification, I will update the question

I'm facing similar issue , I del the file but again its automatically coming in folder and I'm unable to take backup neither transfer data to other phone

its been several days ....and looks like it stopped!

Yeh, sounds like the battery is kaput, and needs replacing.

dorlow said:

Apple phones are so expensive. I'm totally an Android person. I like how I can get a $1500 android phone or a $30 android phone. I get the expensive ones and my kids get cheap ones. Android OS on the phone is the same between the $1500 and the $30 phone. It's consistent.

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The reason why I suggest the kids have iPhones with parental controls and admin. Is because I know the Chinese communist govt totally controls and dictates what Apple allows on iPhones in China, like no VPN apps, and all games must be approved. And the only ways around it, is either to jailbreak the iPhone, or have a foreign iTunes account. Which is something they just can't do with Android phones in this country. And kids will probably defeat any parental controls on Android phones. And we have had posts about this before on AF.

seanof30306 said:

OK, so I have an S7, but it's only about 2 years old.

The battery is discharging faster and faster, so I'm pretty sure it's time for a replacement.

I use a wireless USB charging cradle. Sometimes I've left the phone on there after the charge had reached 100%. I'm sure that's had something to do with the battery failing.

Is there a "smart" USB wireless cradle charger, or is that a feature only available in newer phones?

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It's the S7 itself that determines when charging is 100%. Basically when the front LED goes green, and the display shows 100%, charging is complete and the phone itself stops charging the battery, and won't overcharge even with the charging still connected.

Qi compatible wireless charging pads and cradles, determine if a device has been placed on them and the correct amount of power to supply to the device. But there's no way for them to determine the amount of charge in a device's battery AFAIK.

2 years for a phone battery? It all depends on how much the phone has been used of course, and YMMV. I've got a S7 here that was used daily for a year, and now very occasionally, and the battery is still good in it. Also I have a Huawei Mate10, that was used heavily for over 3 years. and the it's showing a permanent "Battery health is deteriorating" notification warning now, however I never noticed any increased discharge with it. I probably will get the Huawei battery changed, because I still use that phone as a remote control zapper for TV, Android Box and the air-con. And it no longer has a SIM in it.

This is an experience. So I just tried holding it down and it gave me the option to remove it. Phew!! Don't know how it sneaked in there but it's gone now

So you've flashed a mismatched ROM, preventing it from being able to boot up into Android itself; the TWRP Recovery/Fast Boot is apparently corrupted and also needs to be re-flashed; and apparently the USB port is problematic so you cannot even access your phone using ADB on a PC.
At this point your phone is pretty much soft-bricked. iven the street value of a Moto C Plus the phone itself pretty minimal considering its condition, and since you've already done a Factory Reset it's not a matter of needing to recover previously saved data off of it, it might be time to just consider this a learning experience (always be sure to flash only the correct, matching, corresponding ROM) and just move on. This wasn't your daily usage phone I hope, was it just a spare, secondary phone you were experimenting with?

mikedt said:

I eat Chinese food all the time.

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I would think you'd be tired of it by now, and it's just called food to them