James_Watson said:

Yes, I also think so. You had better get that app from Google Play Store.

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Can't get it from google play store, and I'm still using it on several devices, to play people around the world.

https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/960u16/note_9_band_71600mhz_support/
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/9mhpm3/band_71_devices/
http://www.spectrumgateway.com/600-mhz-spectrum#phones
https://twitter.com/NevilleRay/status/1027603922045693952

puppykickr said:

So then it seems that the issue is with 3rd party apps controlling the sensor, correct?

Did you activate the device administrator for Wave Up?

The device administrator must be activated in order for the app to gain control over the sensor.

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Yes the device admin was activated for each app I tried. One if the Devs responded and said the issue is with the s10 sensors. The ones I have tried DO work on older Galaxy, HTC 10, and Pixel.

It's impossible to compare the two without having both at hand capturing the same scene. I love the Note 10 camera but lack a S10 pic to compare. The S11 or S20 or whatever is unveiled next month promises to out class both cameras.

Hey y'all just wanted to say thanks and big thanks to @ocnbrze for the link. Wanted Yandex but couldn't set always to English and google translator keeps popping up small window explaining every original post. Irritating. Again Thanks

Interesting to note that OnePlus have now issued a newer, updated, Open Beta 4 build for the OnePlus 6T only, in their official Downloads & Update store...



No details on what this latest release is for yet.

sumeshkri said:

no problem if User deep has not been there for two years. i have the same problem. i am able to surf the internet through the usb tethering using the pc internet i can open the whatsapp messages in my mobile device xoloq800. but when i opt for a download from playstore notheing happens. it searches for the network.......... even the whatsapp application cannot be updated.

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You can clear data and caches of playstore app and then try downloading again.hope its work

Yeah, that "wallpaper" you installed probably was an app ("live wallpapers" are apps themselves, and there are many apps whose purpose is to provide a selection of wallpapers).

There is no distinction between a "virus" and an app. Android malware takes the form of "trojans", i.e. malware hidden inside an app that the user installs. So I'm 100% certain that is what happened here: you installed adware when you downloaded that wallpaper. Whether the adware is the wallpaper itself (if it's a live wallpaper), a "wallpaper app" or another app that was downloaded and which you installed (allowed Chrome to install) at the same time, the adware is an app and if you find and delete it the ads will stop.

mikedt said:

^^^^^

Sign into https://www.icloud.com from a browser, and all your photos etc. that are synced with Apple iCloud should be there.

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Thanks

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