It's on an Shield TV, so it should open in TV mode.

I didn't mention it was on an phone, nor on Shield TV. But it's for TV use

Calls Blacklist works perfect for me! - Tested and approved Thanks all.

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That product is known to me. Great with boots.
Boots are more agreasive than Saps.

Go into Settings and look for something like 语言与输入法, meaning Language & Input Method.

I have a Samsung Gear S3 watch. Texts and emails are displayed on the watch. The watch is currently paired with a Samsung Note 10+ and prior to that a Samsung S8+. The watch has performed flawlessly though both phones. It's the only smartwatch I've owned so I can't speak for other manufactures. The Gear watch has a app that runs on the phone that lets the user decide what notifications are displayed on the watch. Perhaps your communication problem between paired phone and watch needs to be addressed though it's settings. Good luck.

puppykickr said:

My guess is that if you are using the stock gallery app that you would ditch it in a heartbeat once you have set up Simple Gallery Pro.

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I was not satisfied with the stock gallery that came with OnePlus, and also found Simple Gallery Pro, which I've been extremely satisfied with.

Also, to the OP, unless what's app simply can't be avoided, I would be very wary. There's an open source messaging app called signal, which sends encrypted if both parties are using it, obviously unencrypted if the other guys using a stock messaging app, but being open source, the code can be audited. What's app is owned by Facebook, the most personally intrusive privacy ignoring corporation in history.

Rodney Dangerfield humor.

I'm sure they can. You can also have a private chat with moderators here:

https://androidforums.com/forums/private-chat-with-staff.1247/

Only you and moderators can see your posts within the above forum.

Our first casino opened last year. You can see it from the 20th floor of Massachusetts General Hospital. If you don't work there try beating down a Nurse.
Definitely local headlines. Your boss will be not amused.

Mikedt did you try selecting allowing less secure apps to get around the "license check failed" so you could play me. My working device is always waiting for players. One or two a day show up.

We canz do that?

Israt Sanjana said:

Income call

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welcome to AF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you have to give us more details, if you want us to help you.

try wiping cache and dalvik cache and then restore your backup.

MIT in Cambridge MA is the Caltech of the East.
Caltech creates tech. It's like Apple stole their homework.

dorlow said:

Btw, it's not just my phone

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That points to a problem at the source, therefore nothing you can do on your device will fix it.

Have you talked to your IT support department/person about it? If they're not aware that there's a problem, you should let them know. Be sure they're aware that you're not the only one affected, otherwise they may brush it off.

codesplice said:

Mind linking us to the tutorial/guide you're trying to follow?

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sure:

https://books.google.com.au/books?id=auh1DwAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=android+programming+for+beginners&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiG0v3H_MDnAhWZ6nMBHWV9BREQ6AEIOjAC#v=onepage&q=android programming for beginners&f=false

Hello,

I'm building an embedded system with TI's TRF7970A RFID transceiver. I created an application that employs Host based Card Emulation. I have been able to successfully send and receive commands to and from the application. I'm just want to know how it is possible (on the Reader side - the firmware) to distinguish between different android phones?
If so, can this be done during the ISO 14443A anti-collision/activation process?
Is it also possible to edit the contents of the Historical Bytes for the ISO-DEP process?

Thank you

Once someone has gotten unsupervised, hands-on access to anything like a mobile device or a computer, it's pretty much game-over. No there is no easy way to determine what might have been done. This sounds reactionary and scary but it's just an obvious factual matter.

Depending on the skill level of this a-hole, it could be just amateurish nonsense he implemented, or something more insidious. The point being a really good, well-crafted exploit is by design going to be hard to detect (there's no point having creating a really sophisticated hack if just anyone can see what it's doing) and hard to remove (often has multiple ways to reinstall itself when one is revealed). So taking your mobile devices to a local retail repair center 'might' find something but that's all very conditional on the skill level of the person looking into your devices and what may have actually been done.

Typically a more common occurrence of just some remote-code exploit infecting your devices can be defeated by a) backup anything you need saved off your devices, b) flashing an appropriate, stock ROM, c) doing a Factory Reset, and d) using multiple and reputed anti-virus/anti-malware utilities thoroughly scan that backup before restoring anything to your devices, e) while all the previous is being done, change the passwords to all yours online services (note that once then you'll need to re-authentic your logins with all those relative apps with your new passwords) But again, this is a more serious matter because someone had physical possession of your devices so that changes the situation significantly -- even if you cleanse your mobile devices, if one or both of them are connected to your home network, Mr. A-hole could have done something like also installed a worm on a local computer or any online storage (i.e. a NAS) so the infecting cycle could just be repeated. That's just a hypothetical but still reality so whatever the case you do have serious issues to take care of. This guy really screwed you over as unless you can tie him down and beat the truth out of him, determining just what he did will be difficult.
https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/tips/ST05-006
Going on from here be sure to set up a lock screen on your mobile devices (iris scan, fingerprint, password, or whatever) so people can't just pick up your stuff and manipulate them, and set up a WiFi guest network for whenever you have company over so they still have online access but none to your home networking.

Frekigeri said:

So what you are saying is that even if I have logged into what's app on a new device and deleted the account , the phone will still store all the data until it's connected to WiFi or online in some format ?

Although that account is dead it can't be wiped from the device ?

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No, not stating that in any way. It's a matter where just using Uninstall to remove an app does not necessarily mean everything relative to that app gets deleted. Again, for a lot of apps when you've made any changes to an app (i.e. add in your login/password and changed options) that data will be left unless you use Clear Data before using Uninstall. It's just text and such so size-wise it's an insignificant amount of storage space. So no, just to clarify, the app or its background process isn't left running, it's just data.
A typical example is when you install and use an app, then just uninstall it but decide to later reinstall it again, but you don't need to go through the same process of authenticating your account with that app again. That's because the config/settings data was left as is when you first installed and used the app but didn't totally remove it the first time.
If you find this to be upsetting, if you have ever used a computer it's a long-standing, common occurrence too. Just uninstalling a program doesn't necessarily wipe all its settings and configuration files. In most situations, they all get stored in hidden folders (preceded by .) in your local directory where you might be able to use a file manager to manually clean them.

I just got the updated icon in Chrome. Hate it.

There are apps made specifically for making smartphones easier for the elderly to use.

Try BaldPhone from F-Droid.

JamesJoey said:

I can live with it, but I was hoping there would be a way without disabling google voice search.

Yes, Google setting navigation is terrible.
I agree, I think it's intentional. I thought Windows was bad.

Thanks much,
James

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It is only the settings that they don't want you to play with that they bury.