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Yes, pocket type fluff/lint, nothing unexpected. Not a ton of it, just a bit, the removal of which didn't help

My point is it really was a sudden change, literally from one day being fine to the next day being difficult to push in and make good contact. Not gradual with age, sudden.

One day it was a crisp firm fit, and the next day it was difficult to push the plug in all the way, loose and sloppy and it comes up with 'check your charger connection' 9 times out of 10 (It still charges, but slowly) regardless of which cord I use. The data connection to PC only works...

I've turned on 'personalised notifications' from several channels that were bugging with with too many shorts, hoping it may mean less of those notifications if I don't click on them. Seems that's not the case. What on Earth does 'personalised notifications' mean? There's zero attempt at any...

Good points, I think what I'll do is turn off notifications from the channels that are bugging me, and just check in on the 'subscriptions' page from time to time (I've never had overall notifications turned on, way too annoying in general). And as you say, if I watch enough of them they'll be...

There are some channels that I'm subscribed to that publish too many shorts, and I get a notification every time. Annoying. Is there a way to opt out of that? I'd still like the full video notifications.

Yes. shoot, now I feel silly. I have been trying to add a preset timer when I have another timer already running. that's what's making it so hard (tho it shouldn't be)! Thanks.

Yes, I have that and the timer does pop up - if it was the previous function I was using within the clock. however, my issue is with adding preset timers.

Galaxy A13. Using the clock's timer function seems so unintuitive, it's clunky to say the least. I've managed to add preset timers in the past, but I cannot for the life of me remember how! It can't be this complicated. I press the + button, and it opens a screen called 'Add Timer' which...

Yeah I have it on the tv and yes, it's much easier to navigate with a remote. Why is it on PC that I can just click anywhere on the progress bar, but Android has to make it so janky?

It's so irritating that to move back and forth during in youtube videos I have to swipe along the progress bar to drag the progress back and forth, instead of just touching on it where you want to go like seemingly every other streaming video service. Am I doing something wrong? it's like that...

I bought my mother a tablet just for use at home, and she likes games, puzzle/connect 3 etc, and I've made her a carry stand so the tablet's permanently on it's side for netflix etc. But so many games either won't go to landscape mode or are squished in it. I understand most games are made for...