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I wouldn’t think picture quality would suffer but it might. There should be a wireless transfer app or option though.

I skimmed through the thread, if you have an android device you can just transfer the pictures & videos wirelessly to the iPhone. It appears to be an older iPhone but it should still ask during setup if you want to transfer whatever. Older iPhones use a lightning cable, newer ones at least in...

I’m a fan of Android but…. My Apple devices run flawlessly.

I used to just type adb sideload and then drag and drop the apk into cmd

$4.69 a gallon here but I have to use 93 Hellcat wide body

I hope this helps, like I stated earlier I haven’t owned an Android device in a few years due to myself wanting to tinker with it… With my job that wouldn’t be good and would probably flag a security alert.

To force stop an Android app using a command line, you can use the adbtool with the am force-stopcommand followed by the app's package name. For example, adb shell am force-stop com.example.app would force stop the app with the package name com.example.app.

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I’ll take a look at it in a bit the command could probably be changed to fit your needs. Might be a few hours before I can reply back, preparing for work.

Hmm you want to force stop apps, maybe in the settings, I haven’t owned an Android device in a few years. I have nothing against Android.

Or use terminal emulator instead of a PC.

Try this as it doesn’t require root access. Connect your phone to your computer via USB. Enable USB debugging in your phone's settings. Use the following command in the command prompt to remove an app: adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.my.demo.app (replace com.my.demo.app with the...

Yes you would run the command including the apps name. I think it was 2 apps used one being terminal emulator but if you have a PC neither app is necessary. I’ll try to take a look in a bit.

There used to be a command you could use in terminal emulator or command prompt etc. That could do it, not sure what it is anymore without looking through my posts. I haven’t been on here in a long time due to switching to IPhone. I’m sure with a little searching you could find the command on...

If you have this device with the OK2 build which is the newest one for this device. Using CF autoroot even though it says it supports the build will not currently work and will soft brick the device. A custom kernel is not needed to root this device. Use this recovery for the Sprint variant...