Acutally it was just another useless app in the background, after doing some sample snapshots yesterday, it does not get hot, so I am wondering about when to turn off the phone even sooner ? I will attempt to remember that.

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As we get so many requests, so much apparent suspicion and infidelity, and seems to be a FAQ now, like "What's this heart notification on my partner's phone?" Maybe someone should start an index of smart-phone dating apps.

OT: I'm only surprised it's not a heart.
So many heart icons.

I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/file-transfer-share-app-sharekaro-xender-shareit.18951/

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docfit2 said:

I have a LG G8 and a LG G8X both running android 10. I can pair my bluetooth headset with each. However, when I turn on my bluetooth headset, it will only connect with one of my devices. I have tried this with four different bluetooth headsets to no avail. Any suggestions would be helpful.

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Many BT headphones and speakers will only connect to one device at a time. However I know that Bose QC2 and Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones can connect to two devices at a time.

yeah great game but on mobile i like pubg and Free Fire. I love to play free fire because it is rush game in very short time you have to kill and win. Pubg is little bit of sniping game and take more time to complete 1 game.

I moved this to the dev area so hopefully someone that can help will see it.

Hadron said:

I can't imagine you can do this without root: it's changing the way the display system works, so if Samsung haven't provided the option you'll surely need to be able to grant something system privileges in order to make that change, and that's what root does.

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Thanks for your reply

If you know of a way to do this with root, is there any chance the permissions can be granted with ADB commands, as I know this works for some apps that require root.

David Devoy said:

I can now confirm that following the proceedure in the video above fixed the issue I had with the unresponsive Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2016) T580 (10.1 inch).

I disconnected the battery ribbon cable, disconnected the screen ribbon cable, reconnected the screen ribbon cable then reconnected the battery ribbon cable. My original idea of simply disconnectingthe battery and reconnecting it to "break a software loop" did now work. I have no idea why it is necessary to do both cables. Something to do with how the screen ribbon cable is seated, perhaps. Perhaps somebody with more tech know how than me can explain what is going on. All I know is my tablet is now talking to me agaon.

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NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanx for posting your solution......you are braver then i am. i would have never attempted to open things up like that.

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I created a channel for your app. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/wellbeing-express.18939/

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Countryboy822 said:

I have a jp5 tablet and before this update that was put on adb stop working!

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also do getprop persist.sys.usb.config and see what return you get. ideally you should see mass_storage,adb
if adb is showing then it is enabled and you are facing a different issue.

I had the same problem with my nova 7i just now. Turns out it was the gallery syncing all the videos and photos to the cloud lol.

The adb command has a tcpip mode. I've used it and it works, but when I plug the USB OTG device in I stop getting logcat output. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but maybe you can figure it out.

I'm still learning about this myself, but to use USB you need to make a permission popup happen and the user has to grant permission. Everything I've read so far says there's no way to skip that. Since you're seeing a SecurityException, my guess is that's what you're running into.

To make this happen, you need to set up the app configuration right, and in your code you have to create an Intent that asks for "com.android.example.USB_PERMISSION", call UsbManager.requestPermission() with it, and have a BroadcastReceiver ready to receive the permission response and use it to set up the USB connection.

See these links:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12388914/usb-device-access-pop-up-suppression
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/usb/accessory.html

If you've managed to figure this out since you posted this question, I'd appreciate some advice.

deve55 said:

Hi, can't find my phone on the list. Why so?

Thanks.

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what list? can you be more specific?