Also, get Lightning from F-Droid.
That way you will not have Google junk attached to a browser that is made to circumvent such things in the first place.

There is no point in a secure browser, if Google is tracking everything that you do with it.

Fox Mulder said:

When I go into my phone museum and dig out my first Android phone (LG Optimus M) it seems so tiny now. I think it was a 3.5" screen.
The 6" phones we consider normal now were regarded as huge "phablets" not that long ago. Progress-

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Yeah, I recall those early Notes being mocked and ridiculed! Yet here we are...
In late 2019 I actually posted a YouTube video contrasting the Galaxy Note 10+ and the Motorola Droid from ten years prior. This is a shot from that.

Choose the no heads up notification in textra settings

Thank you for testing. Yes I did do it myself before. Didn't even had the thought before it might not work, well. And I didn't know about the gloves (I have big problems hitting the right tiny keys even without gloves).

Many thanks again!

My anaconda wants buns, hon
Wrong game. Carry on please

Samsung have begun rolling out the AUB6 update on their Snapdragon, USA, carrier, unlocked, S21 series phones, (CSC codes XAA, ATT & VZW so far), with the March Android Security patch.

It is a FOTA, (Firmware Over The Air), update and you can check... Settings > Software update... to see if it is available for you.

Build date = 25 February 2021

Release date = 05 March 2021

Android Security patch = March 2021

This is the 2nd stable update in 37 days

Samsung have begun rolling out the AUB6 update on their Snapdragon, USA, carrier, unlocked, S21 series phones, (CSC codes XAA, ATT & VZW so far), with the March Android Security patch.

It is a FOTA, (Firmware Over The Air), update and you can check... Settings > Software update... to see if it is available for you.

Build date = 25 February 2021

Release date = 05 March 2021

Android Security patch = March 2021

This is the 2nd stable update in 37 days

https://www.cnblogs.com/pengdonglin137/articles/5411490.html

"PRODUCT_DEX_PREOPT_BOOT_FLAGS passes options to dex2oat to control how the boot image is compiled. It can be used to specify customized image classes lists, compiled classes lists, and compiler filters"

https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/dex-format

https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/configure

https://www.google.com/search?ie=UT...s&source=android-browser&q=Android+DEX_PREPOT

Hi

Thanks for the detailed info and is what I think I expected. If I am not mistaken one of the big differences between Android and many other systems is that Android is not coded device specific, wheras Windows is and all of the embedded systems I worked on were coded and compiled for a specific processor. I am trying to use this Android phone as a GPS navigation platform, with no SIM and an external GNSS receiver connecting via bluetooth. I have used the Memory map navigation software since 2004 and is only now that I am having to move from a Windows CE device to Android. The program loads via the playstore and runs with no issues, the map data is stored Root/Data/Data/Com.memorymap.mm2/Files/DMS/GB/OS2016 and only works when downloaded from their server which is a problem when not in range of my WiFi connection. The problem is that the program seems to have issues with finding the location of this map data. There is a folder called map_folders.txt located in Root/Data/Data/Com.memorymap.mm2/Files which contains the paths and I am currently trying to check and add to see if this works but there information states " We have found that changes in the way Android opens files is now just giving the app an internal copy of the map, instead of opening the file in-place." which is not making sense because these map files are very large, in C I would just pass a pointer that points to the data because I don't need to modify it but I am not an Android programer and I don't believe Android or Linux use pointers. I suppose the company is like myself, spent all its life with Windows and is now faced with Android and is probably not yet up to speed.

Sudalai Muthu said:

As the chief described, have you tried resetting your LG V40? After reset you can insert the SD card in LG V40 and check.
Is LG V40 booting normally without SD card?
Have you checked this SD card in other devices? if not please try once.
Also please check if any software updates are available for LG V40.

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I have tried resetting the phone multiple times. When attempting to go into the boot menu after reset, the phone screen gets all scrambled when the SD card is inserted.
The phone does boot normally without the SD card.
I have checked the SD card in my PC. It pops up a Read error, but does still allow me to access and remove the files.
At this point, I have copied everything (except a few corrupted files) off the SD card, and onto the PC.
I will write the SD card off as a loss. I have purchased a new SanDisk 256 GB that appears to be functioning beautifully.
Thank you all for your assistance.

Have you tried to forcely "push" the apk with ADB?
sudo adb install <.apk file> on Linux, without sudo for Windows.

Plug the phone to a computer and run a utility such as

FoldersReport

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/amazing-td-a-mazing-tower-defense.19396/

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• Download Size: 35M
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App Info:

Current Version: 1.3
Requires Android: 5.0 and up
Content Rating: Rated for 12+

System app icons may or may not change. Most likely is that only some of them change anyway.

Third party app icons do not change, since the update doesn't change those apps at all. Occasionally a system update may impose a style, e.g. masking all icons so that they have rounded corners, but that's unusual.

Hi, good efforts here are appreciated.
I am a newbie trying to flash my HTC one-sv. The flash files have been downloaded. I, however, need a recommendation as regards a compatible flashtool to execute the flashing from a laptop

Look on Fiver, you can find freelance developers there.

ocnbrze said:

$5 dollars???? that's it?

there is no development support for your phone so there is no custom rom. someone will have to create a custom rom specifically for your phone. that is no easy feat. plus they would need to somehow get a hold of a firmware update for the phone.....which usually the manufacturer or carrier provides, but somehow i doubt there is one for your phone.

all of the above is hard work and does not come easy and all you are offering is $5???? good luck with that

this is what you get when you buy an off brand device.....pick a better phone if you want to root it and flash a custom rom.

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After the multiple reviews of these S30 and S40 off-brand devices from Wish.com, I can't see how anybody would want one. They're usually filled with malware and are frustrating to use.