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Crashes
- Thread starter Rgarner
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They are not. Uninstall Market Feedback.
it is a system app.
https://androidforums.com/threads/market-feedback-agent.686798/
but it is probably not related.
@Rgarner does the market feedback agent app keep crashing? if not then how do you know it is the problem with your photos?
Davdi
Android Expert
Which phone (make & model) and which version of Android is it running?
If it'd a 32GB version and that's nearly all used, can you clear some things like photos, movies and music which can be moved to the SD card. If not, just deleting some apps you don't use much to free some space might help.
If it'd a 32GB version and that's nearly all used, can you clear some things like photos, movies and music which can be moved to the SD card. If not, just deleting some apps you don't use much to free some space might help.
Davdi
Android Expert
You should be able to root your phone, have a look at xda-developers.com for Galaxy A20, there's a couple of custom ROMs for the A20 All variants and a TWRP custom recovery (you'll need that to install a root solution (most likely Magisk) or a custom ROM (There's a de-bloated Stock Samsung Android 10 ROM that might suit you better than the standard bloated version. Oh, and you'll need ODIN on your (Windows) PC
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-q-complete-guide-for-the-a20-a205xx.4095589/
this is the guide for rooting the a20....however, this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-q-complete-guide-for-the-a20-a205xx.4095589/
mentions that rooting the a20s is a work in progress. from the op:
and yes a semi-public computer should be fine. as you only need the necessary files and use the computer to enter commands. i see no risk in passing on personal info this way.
hard to say how long it will take, but i would give yourself at least a couple of hours.
that is where reading and asking questions here about the process will help you before your try rooting any device. the main thing is that you need to do your research before taking the plunge.
......but like i said, as of right now, it is not possible. but they are working on it. you can follow along in the link within the quote.
I'd save your stuff and do a factory reset first before attempting to mess with rooting.
Rooting is not the best approach to fixing something like this and can lead you down a long dark rabbit hole especially if you aren't experienced with it.
Rooting is not the best approach to fixing something like this and can lead you down a long dark rabbit hole especially if you aren't experienced with it.
I think the screenshots are causing the biggest problem. Is there a way to get them all, past, present, and future, to go to sd automatically? Is it possible to bypass internal storage and go straight to sd? Would it help to convert them from png to jpg? Why are they different formats in the first place?