When you say unlock, are you talking about carrier unlock?

Just updated my Google Pixel XL to Android 10. With the OS Android 9, I can do "adb pull" just fine with "USB debugging option" enabled. But now, while I can still "adb shell" but every time I tried to do "adb pull" it always caused disconnect (then reconnect), and the file did not arrive. Can someone give me a pointer or help to resolve this issue? I often depend on "adb pull" to do scripted backup of certain files from this phone.

I don't know why everyone want to enable sidetone option, but this option it's absolutelly pisses me off

When I call someone with my bluetooth headphones I hear my own voice. It would not be such a big deal if there wasn't a delay because of bluetooth

So I want to disable sidetone option

I am trying to do exactly this- delete a PHONE NUMBER from a contact. My contact moved and has new information. I hit the Minus button and the number disappeared from the Edit screen but NOT the contact. The numbers I want to delete are STILL THERE. When I go back to Edit now they don't show up- so I have no idea how to even edit them to 'delete the numbers' before hitting the minus key. How do I do this?

and I AGREE- Android really needs some better user testing before releasing this stuff. It should not be this hard to delete a phone number from a contact!

The only thing I can think of is to delete the contact and reenter my contact with the correct info- but seriously, Android, that is stupid.
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profesorcurt said:

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I have gotten the same issue with my earphones on my HTC One A9 so I read through your messages though when I went to my settings, I tapped sound and notifications, then volumes and in there I found that I have put my music volume to zero volume and the rest(calls, notifications) were up. {I think this happen ed as I pressed the volume button with the that for power trying to take a snap shot} so I just raised volume and my music is back. Uuuuuyeh I have been saved. Thanks people.

I use Keeper

That's great to know; many thanks.
On the S7, there was no way to save the Pro mode, but you could set it and then create a desktop shortcut which came up with that mode (plus whatever other config you set up).

Piranha97 said:

Hi everyone I recently bought a huawei honor 10 from someone on the street without making sure I could get passed the factory setup process. The phone is linked to a huawei ID in which I obviously don't know the info to which is making the phone activation impossible! I was trying to bypass this roadblock via backdoors in which I was really close by using *#*#1357946#*#* on the emergency dialer and just exploring all possible options. Unfortunately I decided to let my boyfriend try for a little while then he came back saying "baby you're gonna hate me but I ****ed up and updated the phone" now I have NO access to anything at all without 'unlocking device' does anyone know of any new ways to bypass the huawei ID phone activation after this recent update? Or maybe even how to downgrade without usb debugging enabled? Any advice or help is greatly appreciated!

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This is Huawei's own implementation of FRP(Factory Reset Protection). Which is locked to the original phone number the phone was first registered with, rather than a Google Account, because there's no Google in China.

The only way to reset and clear it, is to have the original SIM and phone number in the phone. And it's done by SMS verification. No bypass possible with current updates AFAIK. Huawei Service can probably reset and clear it, but you'd need to prove legal ownership.

Performance



The 7T rocks a Unisoc SC9832E processor, which has a quad core CPU (4 Cortex-A53) running at 1.4Hz and Mali-T820MP1 GPU, and uses the 28nm HPC+ process. There’s also 2GB RAM on board to take care of multi-tasking and 16GB internal storage for apps and files. Meizu also uses the same internals for their C9 smartphone, a model that gained a lot of popularity in the Indian market.



As expected, the slate is no benchmark king, as it only scored 63857 in Antutu V7.



The eMMc storage isn’t very fast, either. In the Androbench test, the sequential read and write speeds are respectively 93.51MB/s and 32.84MB/S.



In the real-life use, the tablet is smooth if you don’t stress it too much. We didn’t experience frequent hiccups or delays when watching videos in the YouTube app, liking posts on Facebook and Instagram. But loading too many webpages in Chrome at the same time, or having too many big apps running in the background will result in stutters, delays and slower responses.



The device is also capable of running less demanding 3D games installed from Play Store at acceptable frame rates, but it is clearly not designed for intense gaming, as the less sensitive touchscreen and relatively weak GPU won’t really guarantee you a smooth and enjoyable experience.


Connectivity

The 7T supports 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz WiFi, so it won’t pick up 5GHz Wi-Fi hotspots. Wireless connection is generally stable, though. The device also supports 4G mobile networks and full phone functionalities, you can even hold it to your face to make phone calls, thanks to the built-in earpiece. There are also Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS on board whenever you need them.


Cameras



Both cameras on the 7T are sub-par in specs when compared to the lens found on modern budget smartphones. And it’s highly unlikely the slate will ever be someone’s primary camera. The main 2MP camera is capable of scanning QR codes, but the pictures it takes won’t be used as Instagram material, unless you don’t really care about what people think about your page. The front VGA camera can be useful for video-chatting when there’s no phone or laptop within your reach, but you won’t ever want to use it for selfies.


Battery Life

The slate only packs a 2800mAh cell, but still manages to give me around 5 hours of screen time on a full charge, thanks to the lower-resolution display and the less powerful CPU. Foraverage users like myself, it is a two-day tablet. But for intense media consumers, charging the slate on a daily basis is inevitable.


Verdict

There’s not a lot to like about the Alldocube iPlay 7T, it is an entry-level tablet with the most basic specs. But there’s not much to dislike about it, either. At $69.99, this slate offers as much as it could within the budget. It is a nice substitute for media consumption when we want to give our smartphones a rest, the 4G and full phone functionalities will also come in handy in the time of need. However, in a world where almost all phones pack 6-inch plus displays and fast charging, there’s not much room left for a 7-inch tablet, even one with full phone functionalities to fit in.

There is no such folder @GST GridTech.

Did it stop working after a FB app update?

Snoot burgler said:

Thanks, that was a great idea. The shield was an app called anonymous web browser and the lock was from some Verizon security app.

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You're welcome! I'm really glad it helped, and you're figuring out what some of the perfectly innocent apps were.

If you're seeing an error message when you try to upload an image here, it's a known bug. The workaround is to resize the image down, making it smaller. Any image-editing software should have a 'scale' or 'resize' feature; use that and try 75% first to see if it'll take that, then smaller if not.

For samsung https://www.samsung.com/in/support/mobile-devices/galaxy-tab-s4-how-to-move-apps-to-microsd-card/
Always go to your manufacturer's site for information first.

That's a reassuring revelation that Youtube is working. But something to keep in mind while you diagnose your problem is if you're watching Youtube content using the Youtube app on the TV it's connecting from your TV through your LAN to Youtube's online servers. Your phone isn't involved. Have you tried using the Youtube app on your phone instead? Then it is a matter of your phone as an in-between controller. If that also works than at least the issue of some kind of networking issue between your phone and your TV isn't likely to be the problem.
How long has it been a problem using Google Photos to cast photos to this TV? Did it work before and then it stopped, or has this been a long-standing matter?
It still might be prudent to at least restart both your router and your phone to eliminate one-off glitches. If the problem still occurs after a reboot at least you know it actually is something to look into.

Thanks for the input. We were able to finally guess the password, so the initial crisis is over. We are taking it back to have the power button repaired, though.

I have a few different chargers (both cables and wall blocks that I can mix and match) from various devices. I find that with at least one combination (I haven't tried all of them) the charger only works in some outlets. It works fine at home, but at work it charges very slowly until it stops before fully charged. At my sister's house it doesn't charge at all (but the charging indicator is on). With just the cable, it charges fine from my laptop. It charges fine in the car too.
I'm wondering if it has something to do with the level of power from the outlet and what the charger (either block or cable - not sure which) is capable of transferring.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!

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Since this is only happening in Android Auto, the first thing I'd do is to go to settings>apps>android auto and check your permissions so see if somehow AA had location permissions denied. Next thing I'd look at were any VPN services. If you are using one, turn it off temporarily to see if that fixed the location problem. If it does you might have to turn off enhanced location settings that allow using both GPS and networks for location.

If all else fails, you could try clearing the cache and data portions of AA. Keep in mind that if you do that, any saved settings will revert to default.

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Thanks for the suggestions. AA has all the location permissions and I've never used a VPN. I am going to try to clear the Cache and Data and see if that helps.
I also stumbled on my google location history as well and just removed the location from those lists. Fingers crossed something helps.

lunatic59 said:

that's a problem. It probably means that whoever gained access to your account has changed both the password and the security contact information to prevent you from resetting the password. At this point all I can suggest is you create a new Google account, factory reset your phone and only use the new account for everything. If this was your primary email for account contact with banks, credit cards, shopping sites, etc. you will have to contact each one and have them change your account information to the new email. Each will have their own way to verify who you are, so be patient. Ultimately you'll be free of this hacker.

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Well it has gotten much deeper than that, I think when I purchased the phone it may have been corrupted to begin with because it has gotten as deep as my SIM card and the google play store. I noticed a week ago the mac address on my phone is from the Netherlands and this is also the location of my hacker. I personally can't Imagine someone going to such lengths considering no money has been taken except for some little google charges and one or two movies, unless there is a running credit that I am unaware of at the time. I guess I will go the distance and continue on gathering information each time this person messes up. When someone is unstable and doing things like that you always have the upper hand because of their mind set. They can't help but to show themselves in one way or another because what is the point of doing all that stuff if they can't get any credit for it. The narcissist in them is their downfall. I am a patient woman and all I have is time sense he has left me with nothing to keep me busy. Thank u for all your help and I hope you have a great weekend.

Hehe. A couple weeks late for this post, but who here remembers logging into VZW first thing the morning of November 6, 2009 to order your Motorola A855?

Because whatever iDon't, Droid Does!

And then the rooting and plethora of websites that have come and gone in its wake. This is one that is still around, but sholes.info, alldroid.org, and a few others are history now.

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Waze

Thought we were naming random map apps

Those all look like system files. Is your phone rooted?

I need to implement an ID card scanner for my app. The User Interface can be similar to a QR Code scanner or like the one in CS scanner app. Need to read QR/bar code data to capture and save the image when both a QR Code and face is detected in the ID Card.
Another functionality need to implement is to take a selfie (in another activity) when our face is detected and crop the face part and save the image.
Which free libraries and SDKs are available for the above mentioned functionalities?

here you go:
https://androidforums.com/threads/how-to-post-app-game-announcements.1128134/

It's probably kind of old. It's a good one, though, big and powerful. I think the screw's still in there, and yeah, I'll probably have to get some gorilla glue or similar.