I want to watch Indian movies, can you help me with this solution?

Arcticat said:

I just talked to my cousin, which knows a lot more about android than me, and he said it's gotta be the fact that I need Youtube Premium for accessing miniplayer for certain music videos. Could this be why?

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that could be it as i never had any issue with the mini player, but i do have the premium subscription

lunatic59 said:

That wouldn't be possible. You'd end up with basically one phone, one set of features and one OS, which wouldn't be competetive or give any manufacturer any incentive to build it. On the other hand, to make a mobile device robust enough to support a universal installer it would have to have 50~60 GB just for the OS and drive the cost up exponentially. But I'm sure you would still want your $50 phone.

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My $50 phone has 32GB. So it wouldn't be much more. I doubt the storage is a huge fraction of the cost.

Pangball.

Little brother from Chess! There are quite some skilled players in the game

I created a channel for your game. Good luck!!
https://androidforums.com/apps/checkers-online-quick-checkers.18800/

SwiftKey has a setting for a Bluetooth keyboard, and I'm sure I've seen this on several phones.

Does your Knox show that it will be managed by Siteone Landscape(see attachment)

I honestly made an account to reply to this. And I am not being rude ... I just have a few suggestions. If you’re roommate keeps doing that — he/she is selfish af. My suggestions are wear ear plugs — I had to do that in college. OR have your roommate wear headphones. But either way stand up for yourself and tell roommate to be considerate of others

winterSkies said:

Is the OS that big that it will use up 12-13GB of the 16GB internal storage?

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One thing to remember is that DiskUsage shows storage in binary units. However storage vendors and many apps, including probably your system menu use decimal units. This adds an extra layer of confusion to such discussions (DiskUsage labels its units "GiB" to try to indicate that it's using binary, though really "GB" is perfectly correct for binary units. I'll adopt this convention here as well for clarity, though I dislike it myself).

The difference is that a binary G is 2^30, while in decimal G means 10^9. So your 16 GB storage (16*10^9 bytes) is actually 14.9 GiB. So if DiskUsage is showing 10.8GiB total that means that 4.1 GiB is being used by the system partitions. That's 4.4 GB in decimal units (relatively small for a Samsung).

What it's showing as "system data" is harder to say, because without root you can't tell what it is. It may be actual system data, updates to system apps (system apps live in the /system partition, but their updates eat into the user-available space), for all I know it could even be data related to user-installed apps that DiskUsage doesn't have permission to look at. 8.5 GB, if that does not include the "missing" space (system partitions), is however rather large: on my ancient Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet (my only Samsung) "System Data" in DiskUsage is 1.2 GiB, while on my 3 year old and heavily used Pixel 2 it's 1.6 GiB. So it's that 8.5 GB, rather than the "missing 6 GB" (really 4.1 GiB/4.4 GB) that's surprising to me (though if you've included the "missing" space in that 8.5 it's not so crazy).

To add one further confusion, other apps, including your system storage menu, may label things differently (both in how they define "system storage" and what units they use/how they label them). This can make it very hard to reconcile what different apps and system menus show.

olbriar said:

I created a channel for your app. Good luck and thanks for sharing.

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Thanks Olbriar

Finally got it right, it is on the top of my keyboard, I was going through the different styles of each keyboard settings, thanks
So I can finally move the unedit documents and dropbox here, re-edit them and post them online.
I know it is a ton of work, at least it does not consume me.

karl Waddington said:

no good, also its brand new so shouldnt be that kinda problem :/

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doesn't matter if it is new or not. cache and data can get corrupted and cause bugs or glitches. if it is brand new maybe you can get a warranty replacement.

Although I'm not familiar with your device. I've had custom recovery on all my androids for many many years. As a newbie, I accidentally check external sd when preforming an advanced wipe and gone. Luckily, I had a secondary backup stored to an OTG flash drive.

I fould this on XDA

Do you have adb enabled and phone listed in adb when in fastboot?

Install MI Tools first and then try flashing the recovery

https://forum.xda-developers.com/c/redmi-k20-xiaomi-mi-9t.8946/

A bit of feedback for @kate who so graciously helped me. I did buy the LG Stylo 3 and "she" has become my go anywhere companion, with picture and note taking, as well as music out in the garden. This tablet is small enough to fit into pockets and with protectors on the front and the back, it copes well with the occasional dirty fingers. I just installed a reader and an anthology book, so that I will have something to read next time I have to wait in magazine-less waiting rooms. It is just the right size too, smaller and handier than my tablet, but much roomier than my old Palm TX and Zire.

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