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Changing the LCD and a few errors related to it ...

Hello..


I changed theLCD display in my Honor 9 ... It's okay, but not really ... I have a few comments ..

1. The frame is darker in color (blue) than my old one (cracked) ... I only have a touchpad of the same color ...

2. It gets a little warm, especially in the upper part ...

3. Scrolling pages from top to bottom or vice versa is not smooth. Every now and then there is a jump up or down (depending on which side I scroll)

4. I have lost my gestures of movement - knocking on the screen with a knuckle to take a screenshot ... "painting" on the screen with a knuckle - "S" long shot, "M" - turning to Music ... etc

5. The colors of photos, websites and all colors in general are much darker than the previous ones with the original LCD


The first point is unlikely to change. Ultimately I can accept it ..

The second point, as I read, could be a wrong screen assumption (something with tape and thermal paste ... I don't really know ...) could the one who mounted it correct it .. ??

Third point, I wonder if in Android there is an option like in Windows with the setting of the mouse wheel, where you can set how many "jumps will scroll the image ... ??

Fourth point - I must admit that it pisses me off the most .. Is it the fault of the new LCD .. ?? bad exchange ... ?? or maybe there is an option that restores these gestures (in options of course, all gestures are set to - "On") ..

The fifth point, probably also impossible to change ..


Do you have any advice for me ... ?? What to do..??


best regards

Memory

I agree with @Hadron Your phone's RAM isn't something you should interact with directly, when you do it's much more likely to just mess something up and/or just make your phone work harder than it needs to. Then Android memory management is more sophisticated at what it does than you are, so it's almost always better to not micromanage any of the processes and things running in the background.

Location of packages

Hello all,

My first post. I am new to Android programming but have been writing software since 1987.

I am having difficulty finding where in the sdk the packages are. I get this kind of error:

package android.graphics does not exist

My goal is to build Android apps from the command line using pure Java. I want to have all the libraries I need on my hard drive without having to download any more once a new one is used.

I used Android Studio to create the initial pure Java app and it does build properly there. Now I am using javac that is included with the sdk. I found one package appcompat-1.2.0-sources.jar buried in the gradle/caches directory. Not sure how it ended up there but moving that to where javac can access it, got rid of one of the 'does not exist' errors. I moved android.jar from the sdk there too but it didn't help. I just need to know where the other packages are.

Thanks in advance.

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Video recording

One of the let us say quirks about the LG V40 is that when you utilize the cameras any music or other streaming will be cut off. I guess this is some kind of battery saving feature. Now I have a Google Pixel camera software apk ported to my device and its camera and video are exempt from this battery saving feature. So I recently filmed a video while streaming music which came out as a great soundtrack for the video. The audio was loud and nice and clear. So this is an option.

No mobile data connection

**Sorry**

Only mobile data not working? Or is the network connection not there either? Did you turn your cell phone off and on again? Is the mobile data connection turned on? Is the SIM card recognized by the device? You can do that in settings at the bottom 'phone info' and then directly select the first 'status' and then directly select the first 'simkartestatus' again or on mobile data and check your apn connection there, at the top right on the 3 dots, and then apn send back to default values, restart mobile phone

Help Connection problems with fishfinder sonar

Hello, i have bought fishfinder that uses its own wifi network to transfer data to smartphone (lowrance fishhunter 3d if it matters). When i connect to it, it keeps going on and off from the network. After some digging from internet i guess my phone keeps trying to relog into the wifi because it sees network has no internet and keeps attempting to restart connection. But i havent found any settings to disable that feature.

Is android phone nowdays unable to connect into wifi network that has not internet?

Oh and im using oneplus 5, with latest update auto-updater offers

Hey Lata, Did you ever solve you problem? I have the same issue on my one plus 7 pro.

Help java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found

Thanks ocnbrze, you put me on the right track!
I only had one user certificate, and deleting this didn't help.
There is a list of trusted system credentials in Android, maybe like 100. About 30 of these were disabled, I believe as part of a security update? If I enable all of these, it starts working.
Some of these look a bit sketchy, I'll need to look to see if there is a recommended list.

Possible Surveillance?

SilentLogging and IMSLogger are apparently standard Samsung pre-installed apps (to be honest I'd be disappointed in spyware that advertised itself by name). I've not spotted anything that says key logging so far (after scanning all of the screenshots 3 times), or host client for that matter.

Which are these apks that reinstall themselves?

To be honest just knowing some phone serial number or identifier does not provide magic abilities to hack the phone, nor to track it unless you have access to the carrier's systems (and it would be a huge liability for the carrier if they allowed people to have that access, so that is unlikely). So the single biggest risk factor is if he knows your Google account password. If you have any doubts about this you should change it and ensure that 2 factor authentication is on and no devices he might have access to are authorised. That way if he tried to log in to your account Google will alert you.

How would you know if it was rooted? As said above, a root checker app is the simplest starting place. I'm not a Samsung expert, but their "knox" security system is supposed to flag if the bootloader has ever been unlocked or the system tampered with, so I'd try checking that. You may have to boot into the bootloader to see it (which usually involved restarting the phone while pressing some buttons - as I say, I'm not a Samsung expert). But it does depend on the firmware version: there have been root tools for this model, including some which are claimed not to trip the Knox flag, but at least some of them no longer work (it is normal for firmware updates to close the loopholes that such tools use). So its hard to give complete assurance there: if it came out of the box with an old firmware version and he had sufficient access and knew what he was doing it is possible he could have compromised it (the fact that this is a relatively old device helps there: the newer ones are harder to hack). If you want to be really sure and have access to a computer you could download a fresh set of stock firmware (from Sammobile.com, or possibly from your provider T-Mobile - software support page here). If someone has interfered with the system reflashing with a full set of firmware will overwrite anything they may have done - back up all of your data first, and don't be afraid to ask for support (I'm not a Samsung user, but plenty here are).

I assume that your circumstances make it difficult for you to just buy a phone that has never been in his hands, since it seems unlikely that you would choose to share an account with him.

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