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How do I simulate a long press on the middle of my screen?

Hey everyone,

I have a OnePlus 7T phone. I installed Tasker and AutoInput. I'm trying to create a task that will press and hold a large button in the middle of the screen which will remote start my car. I need to hold the button for about 5-10 seconds before letting go.

I have tried AutoInput Gestures with the same x,y coordinates on both the Start and Stop position to create a simulated long press. I've even tried Autoinput Action with Long Press. None of these things have worked.

I would try a Shell script, but I know nothing about it.

Btw, I'm not rooted and don't plan on doing that to my phone.

How can I achieve what I want to do?

Is any way put access pass/PIN for gmail and gdrive

I am a Photographer

I purchased recently a M10 Lenovo Tablet WiFi only Android 8.1

I logged in using my Google Account

Is any way put access pass/PIN for gmail and gdrive... since i plan load photography work on it and give it for Photographs review/evaluation even when i am away from tablet...?

In other words I don't want others see my gmail or gdrive when give my tablet with Photographs for evaluation of the work,... after give it eg in a school did photography... get it back in the afternoon without anyone see my gmail or gdrive, can I?

Android can't answer ios calls

There's something very weird there. But I think the "iPhone" must be a red herring: if we are talking cellular voice calls then it makes no difference at all whether the call is from an android, an iPhone or a landline, the interaction is between your phone and the cellular network and the source of the call is irrelevant. So that has to be a coincidence/you reading too much into what's happening.

When you say "keeps ringing", do you mean that you can't answer or that it continues to ring after you have answered?

Either way, I agree with Danny: assume it's a glitch on your phone and try just rebooting. If that doesn't work, try clearing the cache of your phone app (or system cache, since I think the S9 uses an old-enough internal architecture that it still has one of those).

DAC by-pass

Svim, ....So, ....in the case of using a HD music player app on the phone, will the app improve the 16-bit or just the sample rate? If the quality is set at a level by the phone, then nothing after the phone will be able to improve the quality because then, it will be just upsampling.....right? Sorry, just trying to get the right grip on this.
To be honest I'm clueless as to how much and how an app will improve an audio signal, nor am I aware of how external DAC devices do their 'magic' to improve an incoming audio signal. There's also the matter of the differences that might involve the audio from a headphone port (analog signal) vs a USB port (digital signal)
https://www.audioadvice.com/videos-reviews/what-is-a-dac/

What do you think of credit usage, Google Searching

Personally I'd think that anyone who has a reputation would want to have complete control over what is written in their name. In fact if I were them I'd want to write it myself.

If they let someone else write stuff and put their name to it they may find that they lose their reputation (both because the content is below their standard and because if people realise that they allow others to use their name that will undermine trust in them).
Can you have any advice for me to do this? Like how we could lay solid trust foundation for journalists

Glitch

Hmmm. I'm wondering if it was the carrier network all along. Sometimes they will update, upgrade or otherwise "improve" their service which will affect a small group of customers or devices. If it's significant enough, either from a customer base or marketing image standpoint they will patch it ... usually silently. All of a sudden the thing that used to work but stopped, starts working again.
That was my thought,although obviously they wouldn't admit it.The APN message they sent while I was in the UK changed everything.The fact that a UK sim would connect to 4G in both sim slots and no Spanish sim would work in either might lead to believing they tried to block other networks,but it back fired and just blocked Spanish.

Factory reset and phone rooted

So when I do back up what does it back up? I mean it doesn't put my apps back in does it? My main concern is a couple of pictures of my daughter I don't want to loose, cause only ones I have of her, and all the passwords stored on chrome browser and Mint browser Downloader. Do I loose all that?
password on chrome will get saved and can be used on multiple devices so you do not have to worry about that. i do not know anything about mint browser so i can't help you there.

as far as photos goes if you use google photos those get saved automatically to the cloud. if you do not have google photos then you can plug the phone into the pc and back them up there.

titanium backup - restore accidentally deleted system .apk

What deleted them and do you have a backup?

In the absence of any more information the simplest answer is to reflash the ROM (if you are using a custom ROM) or reflash with stock software (or a stock ROM backup if you can find one) if not. If you reflash completely to stock get all of your backups sorted first as that will unroot you and wipe everything.

To say more than that we'll need to know more about what happened and about your device (what model, whether you have a custom recovery and whether you ever took a backup with the recovery being the most important questions).

Android notification

The trouble is that unless someone has that exact app it's unlikely you'll get a definite answer. There are literally hundreds if not thousands of apps that use heart shaped notification icons, including dating apps (which I guess is your concern - these questions usually are about that) but also fitness apps, notifications that someone has received a "like" on some app or other, or things that happen to have "heart" in their name (which can cover a very wide range).

So you may be lucky (or unlucky, depending on the answer) but it's more likely that the only way to know is to ask him/her.

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