Pretty much all SMS apps give you the option of sending such messages as group MMS (everyone gets all replies) or bulk SMS (everyone gets a separate message, replies go only to the sender). Most people make a choice and leave it there, rather than toggling.

Actually in the UK SMS are effectively free but most contracts charge excessive rates for MMS, so anyone with any sense uses the SMS option, and if they want everyone to see all replies they use WhatsApp or similar instead.

Also, look at the Tab range.

They dropped the nown moniker, but now include the S Pen on the S series tabs.

It really wouldn't surprise me if they do merge them

GameROM OS
Taking gaming to the next level

GamerROM OS Official Website: https://gamerromos.weebly.com

Featured mod: @LSpeedDiscussion
https://t.me/GamerROM

ocnbrze said:

what is l speed and why would i want it? sorry i'm just too lazy to look it up.....lol

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Its Its a kernel manager its called LSpeed

Push your phone on Factory reset,sometimes apps are override with some other apps.during installation.
after reset ,you can install any app.

All your really have to do is find the sound files and copy them over. There should be folders for ringtones, notifications,etc already there. Put them in the appropriate folders, reboot and you can assign them. I did the same thing with my Nexus 6 sounds on my E4.

Welcome:

Today LineageOS is now officially re-supporing the Samsung Galaxy S4 Jflte/vzw and not sure if I'll make GamerROM Eclipse for the S4 but here is the Official Thread for LineageOS 16.

Download (Jflte): https://download.lineageos.org/jfltexx

For Verizon Models: https://download.lineageos.org/jfltevzw

More Information:

Recent Changes (Jflte):
https://download.lineageos.org/jfltexx/changes/

Device Info (Jflte):
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/jfltexx

Recent Changes (Jfltevzw):
https://download.lineageos.org/jfltevzw/changes/

Device Info (Jfltevzw):
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/jfltevzw

More details please.
Is your email service with Gmail? Outlook? Yahoo? If you're just trying to delete a few dozen you can do this using the Contacts app on your device but if you've got a lot more than that to deal with, you might find it a lot easier to do this by logging into your email service account through a web browser on a computer. A larger screen and keyboard/mouse make sorting/merging/editing/deleting a little less of a hassle.

Android 😗🤗good

Dannydet said:

Has your payment credentials been compromised?

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No I don't think so

You can download the latest full OxygenOS updates from Funk Wizard's official site on xda developers...

OnePlus 6T OxygenOS 9.0.16

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php? p=78026655&postcount=2

OnePlus 6 OxygenOS 9.0.8

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76596831&postcount=2

These downloads can be installed by following the Flashing Instructions, here...

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76596833&postcount=3

Link is https://drive.google.com/open?id=1J_Yx0YokiwJwlJT8ngZznk1o6pjbEEVG

justanotherguy said:

welp,I went through and cleared almost all cache I could find
Storage numbers came down to with maybe 2-300 mb of each other

quite acceptable. thanks Again!

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Awesome! Glad I could help!!

They seem to have linked the home gesture to the launcher on some way, certainly not just mapped the gesture onto the old home button. I don't know why they would do such a thing, but that is what the behaviour says they've done.

how the app displays something when the internet refreshes it,where does the data are stored ,and how it is stored ,how to collect ,please clarify it

Thanks Moody. Phone is LG v30+ os 7.1.2 carrier verizon. Yes the ads seemed to have started after installing google health app. The ads differ sometime for Lenovo sometimes vitamins.

Unfortunately it will be a couple of weeks before I have time to run to Best Buy. I am anxious to play with one.. especially the Plus. I'm swamped at work or I'd be running up there.

I'm guessing the latter, since the OP talks about changing internet provider. Of course in that case whether you see it or not will also depend on the router.

USB connection throughout the comptuer, they can digitalized import several on their back up music, of where they can have different itenery variation on what they do have, as within that notion, they can use each compact disc imported file, or hard evidence to where they can find it on the p.c. and store it inside their music file.

Yeah, you just need to be patient. Manually prompting an OTA version upgrade won't accomplish anything accept you getting more frustrated about why it doesn't appear to do work. If the Android Gods deem your model is to get upgraded, it's a matter of whenever Verizon opts to release it to you.
Unfortunately the update/upgrade situation with Android is pretty messed up. The carriers and manufacturers insisted on taking over the release of updates and upgrades, mostly because they wanted control over branding their own products. So while Google just continues to release monthly security patches and annual version upgrades, it's the carriers and manufacturers who decide on which models may or may not get them. That situation is changing though and Google is taking steps to take back that responsibility so in the future this won't be such a mess. This doesn't help any of us that have older devices of course, but at least there's hope.

Yes you heard today i have contacted the developer "Danijel" and have requested permission to be the official kernel manager app for GamerROM™ OS.

The developer & agreed to be apart of GamerROM™ OS and give everyone an awesome experience with their device(s).

In a new update coming later today GamerROM™ new logo will pop up, it's unclear where the logo will be but this is the beginning of GamerROM™ becoming the best OS to use and not only we benefit from this but as well the developer will benefit from this as well.

For us this is a HUGE step to market GamerROM™ OS as the Official OS L Speed and the developer "Danijel" supported app for GamerROM™

This agreement is permanent unless the developer of the application decides to drop support for GamerROM OS.

I'm very excited to have this opprotunity to be apart of something bigger from a Kernel manager we love!

If you want to support L Speed Try out their app here:

Check out "L Speed (Gaming~Battery saver~Performance) [ROOT]": https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed

Thanks Danny Det for taking time to help & offer good suggestions.
I looked around the Play Store & saw lots of promising looking dialers. I'll experiment around with some.

I'm chicken to do the stock ROM thing, but if all else fails...

Thanks Again & Enjoy Today!
Paul

Which "physical buttons"? Almost all have physical volume/power keys, but I doubt that any with that spec will have physical home/back/multitasking buttons.

The closest that comes to mind are the Samsung Galaxy S7 series: these have 16:9 displays, physical home buttons, s820 SoC (or the equivalent Exynos, depending on where you are) + 4GB RAM. But it's 3 years old. However more recent phones won't have physical buttons on the front (or not the higher-end ones, which you've also said you were after), and almost nothing high-end that's less than 2 years old will have a 16:9 screen.

You'll be better off rooting your device without relying on one of those one-click rooting apps anyway. Most of them are sourced out of China, and a lot of them also add a data mining service that runs in the background. Some of them also do things like alter your browser home page and/or other annoying things like that, the one benefit being once you are rooted you'll find it easier to nullify the crap that they added in during the rooting process. Keep in mind that one-click rooting apps are about convenience while taking advantage of your device's security and privacy. Once you root a device, all the maintenance and servicing tasks are your responsibility.
Anyway, don't forget to have a full backup of your data just in case. Rooting isn't a just a trivial process so if something does go wrong you want at least some kind of exit strategy already in place. Think about Samsung's Smart Switch utility if you don't already have a backup solution set up.
https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-switch/
And keep access to a stock ROM in your browser bookmarks in the event you need to re-flash the ROM. It's not likely but you should have a fall-back plan you've already looked into so fixing a serious problem will be just a hassle, not a disaster. Here's a couple of sources for valid, stock, Samsung ROMs:
https://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model/?q=SM-J250F&exact=1&r=&v=&rpp=100
https://www.sammobile.com/samsung/galaxy-j2-pro/firmware/SM-J250F/

Your clue to the cause of the crash is this section from the stack trace


This tells you the exception that crashed your app, and the line in your code which caused it.

So Googling around that error "Attempt to invoke virtual method 'android.content.res.XmlResourceParser ", turns up this link on StackOverflow, amongst others

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...-to-invoke-xmlresourceparser-on-a-null-string