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).

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.

Ok this thread got derailed and I kind of fixed my problem I got a computer and installed Linux Mint on it and it works fine.
As for the phone a hacker kid took it to his home and hooked it up to his computer and updated the WHOLE OPERATING SYSTEM.
He changed everything but the internet problem still persists.
This kid who knew a lot about Android said that I could get a terminal app like Linux Mint got and work with the configuration.
So I did that but I am not familiar with Linux Commands.
I can work with Linux mint but don't ask me about the terminal.
So there is where I need you guys to help me.
I need to know the command that turns auto search off to see if it could solve things.
If someone can help me with that it would be good.
I want it to work like Linux Mint does.
On Linux mint it searches and the network appears but it doesn't connect until I CLICK ON IT.
Then it just stays connected to the Network and doesn't change for anything!

Hello everyone
I am building an app for my YouTube channel using Data API v3. Everything is working fine in my application but i want to add Subscribe button in a fragment so can any one help me in this situation?
I'm using Retrofit, GSON & YouTube data API

So you're either a spammer or a stalker?

Hello,

In my content_main.xml screen I'm able to set constraints for a button using the circle icons when I click on a button, yet in my activity_about_me.xml screen these options aren't available when I click on the button.

I think you have very little chance of finding it, but here goes:

Your best bet is your Google account (I owned this phone and don't recall every having an HTC account). If you had the service enabled you can use Google's Find My Device website to locate it (it would have been called something different on a phone as old as the M7, I think "Android Device Manager", but it's the same service and the same website will work). The catch is that this will only work if the phone is connected to the internet, logged into your account and has location enabled. Unless all 3 of those conditions are met this won't work. So what are the chances that a year after it was stolen someone is keeping the phone charged-up and powered-on and still with your account on it (i.e. without doing a factory reset to get past your lockscreen)? This phone does not have the modern factory reset protection system, so someone could reset it and then put their own account on.

I think the chance of this working is basically nil, but at least it won't take long to try.

If you had Google Location History switched on you may be able to log in to your Google account and find where the phone was last seen (i.e. last location update).

The catch with all of this is that Google will disconnect devices from your account if they haven't been used for some time (I can't remember whether it's 3 or 6 months, but it's less than a year). Using them again will reconnect them, but that's not likely unless someone has reset the device (in which case it won't reconnect to your account anyway). So chances are none of this will work anyway. The Google Location History is your best bet, but since I keep that turned off myself I cannot check whether it will say anything about my M7 (which has been disconnected long enough that it no longer shows amongst my devices in my Google account).

The other consideration: did you report the phone as stolen to your service provider? If you did they will have blacklisted the IMEI, meaning that it will not be able to connect to any cellular network (not just yours: in sensible countries the providers share blacklists).

I'm afraid the real lesson here is that if a file is important you should never have only one copy, and that the backup should always be on a different device from the original. This is particularly true with phones, which are more likely to be lost, stolen or damaged beyond recovery than most other storage devices.

Implemented up to the approval of non-consumable items with reference to https://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/billing_library_overview.
I want to test the purchase and approval of a non-consumable item. I want to release an approved item. Is there a way to release it?

The Google Play Billing Library version you are using is 2.0.3.

Hello everybody,
I'm new in Android Studio.
Recently, I get a trial license key for SciChart Android v2x. I read many times tutorial to set license(https://www.scichart.com/licensing-scichart-android/) but cannot activate my license. Because it is not written in which file should I put the licence code. So I tried to write it in my MainActivity.java file of my application like below:
"
public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

private AppBarConfiguration mAppBarConfiguration;

String license = ("<LicenseContract>\n" +
" <Customer>nnuni@mail.ru</Customer>\n" +
" <OrderId>Trial</OrderId>\n" +
" <LicenseCount>1</LicenseCount>\n" +
" <IsTrialLicense>true</IsTrialLicense>\n" +
" <SupportExpires>12/31/2019 00:00:00</SupportExpires>\n" +
" <ProductCode>SC-ANDROID-2D-ENTERPRISE-SRC</ProductCode>\n" +
" <KeyCode>28a24cba44.........038a6c</KeyCode>\n" +
"</LicenseContract>");
// Use Static method SciChartSurface.setRuntimeLicenseKey()
SciChartSurface.setRuntimeLicenseKey(license);

@override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);
Toolbar toolbar = findViewById(R.id.toolbar);
setSupportActionBar(toolbar);
........................................................"
But it gives me the error <Cannot resolve symbol"setRuntimeLicenseKey">
Perhaphs it is because I did't intialise static SciChartSurface class. But I think it is built in class so I don't know how to do.
Second issue was I right to put this code in this MainActivity.Java class or Should I create new file for it.
If everybody has experience with setting SciChart license in Android Studio, please help me with real example.
Thanks in advance
Khadicha

Welcome to Android Forums, Reann!

How do I turn off incognito mode perm

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There's an app for that!

I have no personal experience with it, but Incoquito, which costs $1.99, claims to do what you're looking for.

You can give it a try and if it fails to work for you, you should get your money refunded if you act within Google's refund window.

Are developments still being done on this ROM? If so, when will we see an update to at least support camera functionality on a third party app like Footej, as @GameTheory mentioned previously? @armandop_

kingsleyjoseph99 said:

Low battery temperature what can I do

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If you can't change the temperature or the location look for shoulder holster (that is not a joke). It's just a harness made for tucking your phone in under your arm. There is another place for body heat, but the your gonna get ask, 'Is your phone or are you just happy to see me.' &#129297;

Screenshots are saved in a folder of the same name in your Gallery app (folders view).

Dustin Wilson said:

Anything can appear on the interwebs, my dear )

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I know you're new here but, trust me, @Dannydet was being facetious.

Also, the available color codes are paltry (only 4 basic colors). It would be incredibly useful and oh so simple to add more colors to the palette. Why are there so few choices?? Come on Samsung... Make the apps more functional (so we don't have to resort to 3rd party applications)!

(I think I've posted ths in the wrong forum, repost...)
Hi, there I'm Bledmuts and this is my first post.
I did a google search but couldn't find an answer to my question. Telling the truth, I didn't know exactly how to search.
Suppose I have an app that integrates google maps API and performs searches using the location api. Should the calls for the APIs be made directly from the client app or should the app ask my backend server to do the searches thru an intermediate API?

This are the advantages I see of doing this:
-I could log user searches
-I would not expose my google maps API key
-I could search, do more stuff, and then return an answer to the client (like gather extra data from a BD for instance)

What would be the cons besides this one?
-I would get more load in my server

Thanks!

Go into your contacts app and delete the extra phone numbers per each contact

Hi, there I'm Bledmuts and this is my first post.
I did a google search but couldn't find an answer to my question. Telling the truth, I didn't know exactly how to search.
Suppose I have an app that integrates google maps API and performs searches using the location api. Should the calls for the APIs be made directly from the client app or should the app ask my backend server to do the searches thru an intermediate API?

This are the advantages I see of doing this:
-I could log user searches
-I would not expose my google maps API key
-I could search, do more stuff, and then return an answer to the client (like gather extra data from a BD for instance)

What would be the cons besides this one?
-I would get more load in my server

Thanks!

Just bumping this thread...

Kurt Pattinson said:

yeah but how can you tell APK file is original or not?? that was the point

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Well that's more of a simple question to a complex issue. There's little you can do to verify any APK you install is definitively the exact same duplicate file the original developer(s) created, unless you do something like use their source code (easier if the APK is Open Sourced, a daunting task if not) to make your own APK and then do a one-to-one comparison between your APK and the target APK.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_application_package
Basically,it would be more prudent to just focus all your attention on where you obtain your APK files from, verifying every app you install/upgrade isn't just something that requires one to build up their development skills but will also involve a lot of time and effort each time.

1) This android site:

https://developer.android.com/reference/android/speech/RecognizerIntent#ACTION_RECOGNIZE_SPEECH

..has the references to speech recognition.

Straight to the point, why does it says "Constants", As I see (the way I know) this defines a "Method". Could some one release me from my confusion? Wich gould be the right use of "ACTION_RECOGNIZE_SPEECH"?

2) This "ACTION_RECOGNIZE_SPEECH" starts an activity, so how can I exctract it, to not to repeat code, writing it each time I need it? Shoul I use EXTRA_RESULTS_PENDINGINTENT instead?

Thanks!

I have tried asking Pushbullet, both through their web 'Contact Us' and their email address - supplied by them. Neither has elicited a response. Mind you, I have been struggling with this problem for a while, and above is a much more polished version of the problem than was sent to Pushbullet.

I have received an email with a question about which phone I use, but although that email linked to this thread, the actual email's content I have not found in this thread.

Kurt Pattinson said:

i don't get it, but in general, if we use APK files from thoses sites, we will have to download it and activate it on our phone then it will shown on our watch or sth ??

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This device was only released a few weeks ago, and is only officially available here in China so far.
https://item.mi.com/product/11220.html?selected=11220&pClass=p (Chinese)
The thing looks very much like an Apple Watch.

The Xiaomi Mi Watch definitely won't use or download APKs because it's NOT running Android, and I don't think it's Wear OS compatible either. Xiaomi are using something they developed themselves and is proprietary. It should sync information with a phone, like messaging, notifications, email, etc. It will have a walled-garden of apps, optional faces, etc.

It has Bluetooth, WiFi, NFC, and can also use an eSIM(provided you have a carrier that supports eSIM activations).