Listen...

• Flash the correct factory firmware (NOT TWRP or ROM) and you should be able to access the FRP password section.
• Enter the correct pswd and boot to main OS.
• Go into Settings-Accounts-Google and remove the account.
• NOW ya should be able to flash TWRP and appropriate ROM..

You cannot bypass FRP until you've installed the correct FW and entered the correct pswd. Period.

One last thing: You CANNOT install TWRP or ROM in any USA model Galaxy S7 due to the fact that they are ALL bootloader locked! You actually need the International version with Exynos chips to do so. If you're on any Verizon Wireless device, just hang up any possibility of custom ROMs, even if it's a Google Pixel phone. That's just how VZW is on that..

Edit: Derp Lol.. Just seen you have the "F" model.. = Int'l

Thank you for kind invitation!
It is important for neural network model, because pixels are input data for it. My custom network can do class predictions using inputs as numbers in range of (0..1). So, I need to divide every pixel in RGB format by 255 to get pixels value in range (0..1). Then pixels would be forwarded as input data to neural network for subsequent recognition.
Device isn't important.

Dannydet said:

Felon = a criminal.

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* Severe Criminal * (multiple levels of criminality available, felon is higher ranking.. I think..??)

Why use Chrome?
Just install the Facebook app and use it.
Problem solved.

No to all questions.
Just install a different launcher from the play store, such as Nova launcher, and test it out.
You really don't have any other options here.

If you're looking for icons, a useful source I've found is iconsdb.com

I use Facebook Lite, and notifications seem to work fine, and does go straight to the relevant item.

When I tag a friend in chrome Android it added the first two letters of the person's last name "babarkat" instead of "barkat" that's taging interaction error , any body knows a way around that...

I selected some text while viewing pdf with ezPDF but accidentally selected strike-out from the pop-up and it automatically updated the file.
There's no undo button to undo the strike-out, high light etc.
Anyone knows how to undo strike-out etc?

If there are no files on your card, where you actually even using it as supplemental storage before?
As for the DiskDigger app, if your query is whether it was supposed to write any restored files to your card depends on it actually being able to find any photos in the internal storage to begin with. If you went through any kind of restore steps and getting it back into a usable state, that greatly reduces the chance of getting your photos restored as a lot of them may or may not still even exist. Also, note DiskDigger is very, very limited in restoring deleted files on non-root devices so there's also that caveat. Read through its features listing in its Google Play Store page, they really should make this a much more featured warning but at least it is there.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.defianttech.diskdigger&hl=en_US
Things don't bode well in recovering those photos. But be sure to implement some kind of backup solution so you don't lose anything from this point on. As @ocnbrze suggested, look into installing the Google Photos app, it includes an automatic backup & sync function so your entire photo library co-exists on your phone and in your online Google account.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.photos&hl=en_US
If for whatever reason you don't want to have your photos to be auto-backed up into the Google's cloud, think about using Samsung's Smart Switch. Install it on a local computer and then you use it to manually back up your S7's data. Smart Switch will also allow you to a full backup so if the need arises it makes doing a restore much easier, and if you upgrade to another Samsung phone it makes migrating your data a lot less of a hassle.
https://www.samsung.com/us/smart-switch/

maybe wipe cache for the app? and or try to reboot your phone.

NewProgrammer said:

This is also my first time using android forums so is it appropriate to ask questions concerning topics like this?

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Welcome to Android Forums!

Yes, it's perfectly fine to post such questions.

One thing you might want to do, though, is use our handy-dandy Android Development board. There you'll find lots of people seeking and giving help specifically about development.

Take some time to explore the rest of the site, too, and feel free to jump in and participate wherever you're interested.

ocnbrze said:

we do have a forum where you can post your apps here.
https://androidforums.com/forums/4/

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Already done that: https://androidforums.com/apps/just-a-map.16435/

This one is nothing special (I made it mainly for myself), so I kinda get it, but with all the apps on that forum it seems like almost anything would get lost.

I'm looking more at marketing strategies and the like. I've got a couple that I can't see much if any competition, and there's a few games I'm working on that are actually new concepts. But even then, with so many others out there, how to you separate your app from the rest?

It almost seems like you have no chance unless you're one of the big publishers anymore.

Brian Berry said:

I use PHP a webserver and volley to call the PHP script to write to database or file

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I understand what you're doing there, and I can see it being relatively easy with a lot of errors, but I'm curious how you can use that method when the app crashes?

Aokp is best I've seen outta all ROMs to date try root and twrp and aokp that's what I did

Given you have doubts to the contextual info on the encryption schemes the WiFiAnalyzer (Open Source) app is showing, you might want to use other utilities to confirm or disprove your suspicions. Try installing the popular Wireshark utility on a computer connecting to the same local network as your mobile devices, it's free, with a very reputable, long history, and available for Linux, Mac, and Windows.
https://www.wireshark.org/
Install and configure Wireshark, and do a scan on your home LAN, making sure one or more of your mobile devices is awake, and preferably actively doing something that's online. Following these directions you should be able to at least get some corresponding data on the encryption scheme in use:
https://wiki.wireshark.org/HowToDecrypt802.11
You might also want to install the GlassWire app, it's a network monitor and firewall utility that you can also use to correspond with the information from the WiFiAnalyzer app and Wireshark scan results.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glasswire.android&hl=en_US
https://www.glasswire.com/features/#network-monitoring
A last suggestion is to try to crack your own home WiFi network and see if it is or isn't as openly vulnerable as you think it is:
https://www.krackattacks.com/
https://github.com/vanhoefm/krackattacks-scripts

Welcome to the site. Hope you were able to resolve the problem.

I recently updated all the libraries in my project through a new project structure window.
But now I created a project and wanted to add a new layout manually, in the list I saw only LinearLayout and others, but did not see ConstraintLayout. What to do?

Yeah, it didn't seem real. I guess people thought it was some kind of April fool in January, but it actually happened. It's too bad the shuttles turned out to be not that great. The physicist Richard Feynman did some investigating of the o ring problem, but I'm not sure what came of that.

Have you tried using a file manager that may be able to find this file?
Try installing solid explorer from the play store and go thru all of your folders

When it comes to testing on emulators, how common is for developers to test on different AVDs (actual emulators) build with "different images" and "hardware profiles"? I am referring to `emulator avd create` as in this link http://www.androiddocs.com/tools/devices/managing-avds-cmdline.html#AVDCmdLine (The link is a bit old but it shows the command). Right now all my testing has been focused on a single image/API. What is your testing strategy? Is emulators even in your testing plan?

I am also using this as a reference: http://www.androiddocs.com/tools/devices/index.html

This is probably a better link as it is associated to official documentation:
https://developer.android.com/studio/run/emulator#android_virtual_devices

One of the challenges on using different platform during testing is that, from what I understand, the platform also depends on the build-tools version. I have had issues of platform/build-tools compatibility before but the root cause issue is not 100% clear to me... yet.

Any comments or if you don't mind sharing your experiences. Thank you,

I am seeking to publish an app. I tested the app using my own phone, on which it ran just fine. But in the Google Play Console its not listing any "SUPPORTED DEVICES" in the "Device catalog".

What did I do wrong? How can I fix this?

I have the compile and target SDK version set to 28
The minimum SDK version is set to 19

I was trying to use a bundle instead of an APK

any help would be appreciated
Walt Williams

Is this a movie?

Dannydet said:

Go to settings, apps, and choose the app you want to uninstall. Clear cache, clear data, uninstall

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Straightforward