I found this weird file pop up real big and start acting up on my phone when I plugged it into my computer. Can someone decrypt it for me? A lot of things I could kind of read and it's lead me to believe a previous thought I had when it seemed like a few to many people knew literally my every move. It's to long to copy and paste in here but if one would email me at (redacted)@gmail.com I would email them the encrypted text to decrypt. I'd greatly appreciate the help. Thanks all
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mms_oom_hprof_data???
- Thread starter nmillman6
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Welcome to the forums, sorry about the trouble!
I've removed your email address to save you from spammers.
Here's what happened -
Android's memory manager ran out of memory (oom) while dealing with texts or media messages (SMS/MMS) and dumped its memory contents for debugging by the developers.
You may find a file by that name at the root of your SD card (delete it) and you may find your SMS/MMS messages gone.
This could have been caused by a number of things - too many messages, messages too long, that sort of thing.
That it happened, along with the fact that you don't trust your phone for other reasons, leads to this advice -
Backup what you have, do a factory data reset (that will wipe your data and all added apps from your phone) and then restore what you like.
Check out "Helium - App Sync and Backup"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdutta.backup
Hope this helps!
I've removed your email address to save you from spammers.
Here's what happened -
Android's memory manager ran out of memory (oom) while dealing with texts or media messages (SMS/MMS) and dumped its memory contents for debugging by the developers.
You may find a file by that name at the root of your SD card (delete it) and you may find your SMS/MMS messages gone.
This could have been caused by a number of things - too many messages, messages too long, that sort of thing.
That it happened, along with the fact that you don't trust your phone for other reasons, leads to this advice -
Backup what you have, do a factory data reset (that will wipe your data and all added apps from your phone) and then restore what you like.
Check out "Helium - App Sync and Backup"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.koushikdutta.backup
Hope this helps!