Thanks everyone for your advice

Have you tried visiting calendar.google.com from a browser, logging in to your account and checking whether the calendar events are there. If they are then you just need to sync the new phone with them and it's done, doesn't matter about the old phone. There is a "bin" there, so it might be worth looking for deleted events there if you can't see them. There's also an "import and export" option in the settings there, so if you can find the events you could export everything so that you have an independent backup.

If the events weren't synced from the old phone then their being deleted from the old phone is the end of it. One of these setup apps (each manufacturer tends to have its own) shouldn't delete anything from the old phone, so something clearly went wrong, but that doesn't help now that it's happened. I don't think it's a "synced the wrong way" issue since they don't sync (two-way transfer), they just transfer (one way), and everything else transferred so you didn't do the process the wrong way round. But unfortunately that just leave "a bug in the app" as the explanation, which isn't something that offers any solution.

markdoc said:

I can tell you how, but before clearing the data, I would wait for ocnbrze. Clearing the cache won't mess up anything and could help. Clearing the data, I'm not sure. Anyway, go to Settings - General - Apps & Notifications - App Info. Wait for the list of your apps (a second or two). Scroll down to Instagram and tap. Then tap Storage and you're there. I'm just not sure what clearing the data will do, I know cache is safe.

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Or just long press on the app and select the info button when it pops up

IMEI/IMSI would be a dumb way to ban someone, since changing phone/SIM would obviate the ban.

But I can confirm that 3rd party system info apps on my phone just show "unknown" for these vales these days.

(I have to confess that I'd not be comfortable with trying to help someone work around a ban from Tinder, since many of the reasons for banning people in Tinder's rules come under the heading of "protecting other users" and, with all due respect, we've no way of knowing why someone was banned or whether they are telling the truth about it. Plus of course even if we could be sure of your friend, any advice posted publicly could be of use to someone banned for very good reason, so there's a risk involved that way. It's moot because I can't tell you how to do it anyway, but questions of this sort are more problematic than you may see if you are only thinking from your friend's perspective).

codesplice said:

The screenshot shortcut has been removed from the power menu with Android 11. You can still capture a screenshot using the Volume Down + Power button combo, as shared by @ocnbrze, or with the screenshot option at the bottom of the Overview (recent apps) screen.

https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/2811098

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Thanks for your suggestion
please keep it up

yep just looked at a few apk websites that offer health sg and quite a few people are experiencing the "apk is hooked" error. after some research "hooking" is a term used in coding android applications.....but that is as far as i get in understanding what that exactly means.

i think you need to find a different app to use then this one as most are saying that the developers have not responded to their complaints.

I'm totally frustrated with the same issue on regular Galaxy S20

Welcome in @Emmi331. Pleasure to meet you.

Problem Solved! I was right that it had to do with permissions, but wrong about where the problem was. The problem is not in the manifest. It was my old working app was targeting SDK 22, and after updating Android Studio I targeted API 26. Starting with API 26, so called "dangerous permissions" like location must be established at run time. (Since Bluetooth can access location from external devices, location permission is required to scan for Bluetooth). What I was missing was that run-time code to ask the user for permission to access location. The relevant API calls are:

checkSelfPermission() to see if the permission has been granted already...

shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale() to check if I should display an educational dialog informing the user why I need the permission...

requestPermissions() to actually initiate the operating system dialog that asks the user if my app should be allowed that permission..

There is also a callback from the requestPermissions() call telling me if the user said yes or no.

If you search out these APIs you will find all the Google docs on how to properly request run-time permissions.

Since these APIs are not available for earlier Android systems, if you want to include those earlier systems, all these APIs must be wrapped in:

if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.M)


That's it. Once I implemented run-time permission checking, my app started working just like it did two years ago.

for the phone app built into the MS OS. Been on the phone with Samsung all morning and they have agreed they have a defect with a few of these phones with 1 lot of them this lot but not all. They are sending out replacement phones that are not defective.
If you have one of these phones contact Samsung for a replacement

I'm with @Brian706, I think a landline is a great solution. It would completely eliminate any of the issues a forgetful person could cause. Your mother-in-law would no longer need to remember to charge her phone. It couldn't die because of a dead battery. It couldn't lose its connection if she's in a 'dead' spot in the house. She couldn't shut it off. (She could turn off ringers, though.)

Due to my location [near mountains] my cell service is spotty, so I've kept my landline and use it as my primary phone. You could set your MIL up with something similar to mine: a hardwired base unit plus as many cordless phones as desired. I have the base unit in the den, then cordless stations all around the house. They don't need access to phone jacks; they're "registered" with the base unit when they're first set up, then they're free to use wherever, even outside. The bases are also chargers, so when the phones are in their bases, they're recharging.

One other idea is to set her up with an emergency alert system. There are many available, with different features and requirements, so I won't bother mentioning any. You can research those if you're interested. If she already has an alarm system, like ADT, adding an emergency system is easily done. This wouldn't let you directly contact her, like when she's shut off her phone, but it would give her the ability to seek help if she needed it--and her phone was dead, or in another room, etc.

Ultimately, as I'm sure you're aware, she's going to need full-time care and assistance. But a landline would address the immediate issues.

Thanks to everyone that replied. Got too frustrated and sent it back.

Thank you again

I am using Jsoup to parse data from linkedin website. I want to retrieve video src so I can download them after. For some reason I am getting null , where is the problem ?

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I've been reading all kinds of posts on how to remove this text with no success. Yesterday I replied Stop and it went away!

The problem is not that I download a file. But when I try to open existing file on my SD, the phone first copies it on internal storage and after that opens the new file

Rebooting does not clear the privacy protection password.