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[General Questions and Answers] internalrage:
I've been receiving messages like that every time I flash an ICS rom. I never had them when I was using CM7. Strange thing is that the messages come from Sprint and I'm on Boost. It could be because my phone is flashed but still on the Sprint network. I don't know for sure though.
[General Questions and Answers] jayshocka:
same here on EVO 4g reloaded using go sms... so far added it to blacklist in go sms.
[General Questions and Answers] twistof8:
hmmmmmmmm

I've been flashing several different ice rooms for about 2-3 months and had never previously received this. I received it today though and it strike me as an attempted t to Jack or introduce a virus to my phone. I could just be being paranoid though, lol.
[General Questions and Answers] bigcofmaui:
Hey did you ever get to the bottom of those weird texts? I posted a screen shot of my errors from the same number that I've been receiving. Also using unrooted ICS 4.01.
[General Questions and Answers] Sinyc:
No, I just received a few others yesterday. I was just browsing the web and using the engadget app. Almost want to call Sprint.
[General Questions and Answers] sdeakin:
That looks like an OMA DM Push Message. It's a provisioning process for Smart Phones, very similar to that you get on feature phones when you get an SMS from the carrier after putting a new SIM into a phone. The only reason you would see this message is that the OMA DM client did not intercept it. From what it sounds like, you have recently installed a non-standard O/S for the device, which probably does not have a DM client. Unfortunately if your previous phone had a DM client, then it's probably still registered in the system. You might want to call you carrier and see if they can disable the feature.

Cheers,

Scott
[General Questions and Answers] Sinyc:
Well I've had 3 devices since June. Same model, and same os being installed. I haven't gotten this message on this phone in months. But I never got a text like that on my original device in its 2 years. Do you think I should still call Sprint?

Thanks for your information.
[General Questions and Answers] sdeakin:
Sorry for the delay in replying - for some reason the e-mail alerts from here got put into spam...

Anyway - if you have not already done so, yes I would recommend calling Sprint. It sounds like someone - probably Sprint but you never quite know - has your phone registered on their system as OMA DM compliant. It does no real harm other than getting a few dodgy looking SMS, but I always like to make sure I am not registered on systems unnecessarily.

Good luck,

Scott
[General Questions and Answers] Sinyc:
If I may ask what does oma da ccompliant mean?
[General Questions and Answers] sdeakin:
It just means there is some form of client on the phone that can configure it using the OMA DM protocols. Most phones have something on them for provisioning, even old feature phones, but usually it's something simple that looks for a provisioning SMS from the carrier. This is the reason you usually get told to wait for an SMS to arrive and reboot your phone, when you get a new phone. The OMA DM stuff is just slightly more sophisticated to accommodate the demands of modern smart phones and also allows extra features, such as installation of applications. But it's essentially the same thing. The carrier sends you an SMS, the provisioning software picks it up and configures your phone with it. With OMA DM, there is usually not enough information in the message to configure the device and the message itself actually contains a URL to go to. If you look at the message you will see the following element:

NzUpLTVXOz4rUDk0MT8xNTErOzhXMT80/omadl/DownloadDescriptor/content/4805911

The first unintelligible bit is the hostname encrypted and then encoded with Base64. The rest of it is the path in the URL.

Have a look on wiki for OMA_Device_Management - not many Android ROM's have this feature by default - iOS has apple's own variant, which is mostly compliant, Nokia phones are by far the most compliant.

Hope that makes sense,

Scott
[General Questions and Answers] danair54:
Odd texts

I have never flashed my phone but getting these same texts.

Sprint HTC Evo 4g LTE
[General Questions and Answers] david black:
I received one of these texts as well. I called Sprint after reading this post to see if they knew what was up. I was told that the text is a link and can access your data (not sure what data) and is also a "virus". Fortunately the link was broken by an emoticon being converted from a series of slashes and colons so it wasn't clickable.

I usually don't wear a tin foil hat, but I suggest adding this number to your blacklist. He advised that as long as I didn't click the link I should be fine and delete the SMS.
[General Questions and Answers] Foley76:
Message still persists

Received this SMS message from: 9355 on the Sprint network

//WAP-3052:141450391:76f0a123:3f7ae:::NTUoLDtTOEApVz44MD0qMzEqOj5TLkEy/omadl/DownloadDescriptor/content/445205499

Rooted Galaxy S5 with stock Sprint ROM, using non standard texting app as default texting app.

It is possible using a non-standard texting app stops this from downloading & executing its payload.
[General Questions and Answers] LastChild:
I got one of these tonight and was soon greeted by an update of Sprint's "Connection Optimizer" I think sdeakin's theory of your carrier pushing an update of something is sound.
[General Questions and Answers] Spencer.D:
I just received one of these tonight. I'm sure it might just be the carrier pushing out an update, but I am actually interested in figuring out how to decrypt the link so I can figure out more about it.
[General Questions and Answers] zmag:
Received from 9355 on Mar 23 @ 10:53 PM - I have the same exact setup as Foley76 (Galaxy S5 rooted, using a different SMS app than stock)

I dont think its anything to worry about, I am using Ting (Sprint network, pay as you go) - Prolly just my carrier trying to push an update.

I dont like accepting any updates that im not aware of however. First thing I did after I rooted was use Titanium Backup to freeze all the OTA crap. I'm still on the stock shipped rom.

Anyone else receive any messages recently and is on Sprint/Boost/Ting? - zmag
[HD7 General] starclassic:
the frame around the glass is separating, right next to the camera button. for no reason! my girlfriend's tmobile hd7 did this, now my att hd7s is doing it in the same exact spot!

i just want to know if this a common occurrence.

sorry for crummy photos
[HD7 General] xdrc45:
Yes... Mine has done the same thing and in the exact same spot! No clue as to why this happened, thought maybe I had caught it on something at some point and it lifted the frame/casing. I was using a gel case when this happened, so I switched to a hard case to protect it even more. I haven't lost any function to the camera key thankfully! It now makes me think that it maybe a manufacturer defect!
[HD7 General] starclassic:
weird! it must be a defect, especially because its in the same spot. my girlfriend's camera button eventually stopped working.
[HD7 General] Magpir:
THIS IS RESULT OF EXTERNAL DAMAGE WHEN U PUT THE PHONE TOGETHER WITH HARD OBJECTS LIKE KEYS OR OTHER METALLIC THINGS.

BTW MINE IS NOT A tMOBILE HD7 , ITS THE REGULAR HD7 AND THE FRAME LOOKS DIFFERENT .
[HD7 General] xdrc45:
This is probably true to some extent for others... But at least for me, I've never carried my device in my pocket or have misused it and I have always carried it in a leather protector case/pouch since the day I bought it!
[HD7 General] argentocruz:
Possibly damage due to going in and out of cases or even car cradle...

May have just been a bad batch of presses as I tried to mimic this on mine and its as tough as nails...
[HD7 General] Magpir:
to add on this sort of damage is caused more by cases than other hard objects.

as a rule i do not use hard cases but go for soft silicon ones
[HD7 General] xdrc45:
As stated above... From day one of purchase, mine was in a silicone case and was in the silicone case when this happened and it was safely carried in a vertical leather slide in pouch with a soft padded lining. So there was never any hard object contact to the device at any point. It's never been in a car craddle or in any other hard material... until this happened and then I purchased a hard protector case for it afterwards to prevent any further damage. Which the hard protector case is now safely protecting the frame around the camera button.

Mine isn't broken and lifted like the one in the picture but it has a crack in the same spot.
[Motorola Droid 4] chowtom:
I bought a b-mobile Chameleon SIM(Japan) at this trip and I want use it on My Droid4.

But I have tried any thing what I can do, it still can't get the data connection.

My Droid4 has flashed ICS leak 219 and the voice call and data connection work prefect in taiwan's GSM/UTMS SIM card.

I also modified the username/password at /system/etc/ppp/peers/pppd-ril.options but it still didn't work.

My milestone 3 can work correctly with b-mobile U300 SIM after mod /system/etc/ppp/peers/pppd-ril.options in previous trip.

I have tried 4 device and 6 system with Chameleon SIM, only one device and one system can get connection successfully.

This is devices list:

HTC HD2(WM6.5/ICS4.04)

HTC Sensation (2.36)

HTC Sensation XL(4.03)

Droid4 (ICS leak 219 4.04/hashcode's CM9)

Only HD2 with WM6.5 can get the connection,all the Android got fail result.

But the HD2's Wifi Tether only can work in adhoc mode(WM6.5).

My Droid4 can find my HD2, but HTC Sensation XL(4.03) didn't.

I also contact with b-mobile, they say the record shows that username or password error cause connection fail.

Does any PPP connection logs on Android?

I want to check which username/password my Droid4 use to make connection.

If anyone ever get connection successful with Chameleon SIM, please tell me which settings at your device.:o
[Motorola Droid 4] Sjaakbanaan:
This sounds very similar to the problem I'm having with Vodafone NL actually. But the major difference is that your problem occurs on all Android devices (except Milestone 3), and mine does not.

Do you also get the message "Sorry, this SIM is not supported. Please contact your wireless service provider" when you start or reboot the Droid 4? Or do you get a message like "unknown SIM"?

Do you have the username/password in both your APN settings and the pppd-ril.options file? Can you post the contents of the pppd-ril.options file here?

Also, which provider did you try in Taiwan? FarEasTone, Chungwa, Vibo? I hope Vibo works because that's my Taiwanese provider and I'll be back there later this year!
[Motorola Droid 4] chowtom:
No,I have sold my milestone3 before this trip.

And I test "bmobile U300" with milestone3 in previous trip, not "bmobile chameleon SIM" in this trip.

The U300 is 3G SIM, Chameleon SIM is 4G.(but the manual said it can support 3G/UTMS)

I didn't see unknown SIM message in CM9 and leak ICS.

My provider is Chungwa telecom.

I have tried set both APN settings and pppd-ril.options file or just in pppd-ril.options file.

It still can't get connection.

And I only modify the username and password in pppd-ril.options:

user bmobile@cm

password bmobile

:p
[Motorola Droid 4] Sjaakbanaan:
Right now I have 2 ideas in mind:

Have you tried forcing the phone to UMTS? My Vibo SIM in Taiwan refuses any connection if I try running it in 2G, it's 3G exclusive. This Chameleon SIM could be 3G/4G only.

After some searching, I found that this Chameleon SIM possibly only supports UMTS on the 2100 MHz band: http://www.japanmobiletech.com/2012/05/b-mobile-amazon-lte-4g-data-sim.html. It is not exactly clear which UMTS bands are supported by the Droid 4. It looks like people expect the 2100 MHz band to be supported for UMTS though. Also you mention the same problem on your HD2 except when WM6.5 is installed, so that doesn't point to a hardware issue for the HD2. But for the Droid 4, it still could be.

I found a related thread (with no replies yet) about this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1704264

If only 1 out of your 6 configurations can get a connection, it looks to me more like something wrong with the SIM card / provider settings than with the actual phones. But I can't really find more information online because I don't understand Japanese :)
[Motorola Droid 4] Die Bruine:
Have you tried changing PAP/CHAP settings? That did it for me. Had to manually set encryption to CHAP (I think PAP is default). Otherwise no connection. Also had to type "default" for internet type connection.
[Motorola Droid 4] chowtom:
I forgot to say something:

At previous trip, the U300 SIM can get data connection with all device:

HTC HD2(WM6.5)

HTC Sensation (2.36)

HTC Sensation XL(2.36)

Milestone 3(2.36)

With the same settings, all Android system fail to get connection in this time.

I can see the NTT DOCOMO network shows in my Droid4(CM9), but it can't get connection.

So I think my Droid4 has successfully register to NTT's network, but fail to make data connection.

It maybe something different in 3G and 4G 's data connection certification.

I think the problem is:What username and password Android sent to NTT in make connection process and how does NTT respond Android?

If there has detail logs in get connection process, maybe I cant find what problem is.

Does any APP can do this?

Thanks for your suggest, I set it to PAP or CHAP before.(Users manual said that)

I have tried "CHAP" and "default" after looking your suggest, but it still can't get connection.
[Motorola Droid 4] Sjaakbanaan:
Yes, but it shows a lot of other logging as well: you can download "aLogCat" from Google Play. It's a wrapper app around the built-in logcat command in Android, which can be used to show / filter the system log. I used this as well to investigate my data issue (but no luck). Hope you have better luck!
[Motorola Droid 4] chiaki_ai:
i got the same problem with bmobile - free data SUMAHO :(

i use this apn settings:

apn: bmobile.ne.jp

user: bmobile@spd

pass: bmobile

auth: pap or chap

when i check the log with logcat -b radio i get issues with USER_AUTHENTIFACTION and so one :confused:

i tried it with the stock-rom, cm 11 with and without GSM-fixes.

i can also get SMS and make phone calls, but data connection fails.

in my iphone 3gs the sim works fine.

are there any news or fixes?

maybe i can use another way to make a connection instead with the RIL-framework?
[Motorola Droid 4] chiaki_ai:
i actually got it working!

i install "PPP widget" and use this to connect :victory:

i use as (serial)port ttyUSB4

but i think its not the best way, but maybe the only possible :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] Jarul:
I just downloaded a new firmware, it's just over 27mb

Firmware Version I9300XXLG6

I have a manufacturer unbranded model on Orange UK

Redraw issue still exists.

It changed my keyboard back to default Samsung keyboard

Also default browser layout has changed
[Galaxy S III General] rsxsniper:
Firmware number please?
[Galaxy S III General] lulufly:
I Just did the update, I don't know it's change
[Galaxy S III General] HiTmAans:
just got my update. I think my phone is running more snappy but It could be just a placebo :p

it's nice to have regular updates makes me feel like Samsung are working hard to polish the device and improve it
[Galaxy S III General] mahendra1020:
Even I got the update but it failed over OTA. Will update via Kies.
[Galaxy S III General] alankstiyo:
are you using a debranded firmware???
[Galaxy S III General] tdtylert:
It does seem a little snappier mostly notice it when I bring up recent apps and swipe them away before it use to be slow now is fast

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] vetalas:
Seems like an update for UK only. BT Mobile?

https://sites.google.com/site/rizandroid/sgs3lat
[Galaxy S III General] Jarul:
It's I9300XXLG6

I have a manufacturer unbranded model.

Redraw issue still exists.

It changed my keyboard back to default Samsung keyboard

Also default browser layout has changed
[Galaxy S III General] homegeek:
Not that I used the local search much but it sucks that Samsung is removing it when there was no need for it.
[Galaxy S III General] eastonfr:
Apple patent forced them to do this i believe. Software is defo slicker now. Good work samsung. Just bring us jelly bean now!
[Galaxy S III General] krazykat:
Meh - save a few bucks. Throw GoogleNow in the next few weeks. Win.
[Galaxy S III General] mahendra1020:
UK unbranded..
[Galaxy S III General] alankstiyo:
didn't have that when I saw it
[Galaxy S III General] Byakuya88:
no informations about the changelog ?????
[Galaxy S III General] ekjl:
I use local search ALOT so i`m not upgrading
[Galaxy S III General] 08123369698:
I got the update this morning
[Galaxy S III General] gavinfabl:
Well hacked off local search gone and no warning. Used it a lot too. This patent crap is well out of hand imo
[Galaxy S III General] gsw5700:
cant you restore local search from backup?

Sent via TCP/IP
[Galaxy S III General] Philio25:
Just had the update ready to install when I woke up, not noticed any changes as yet!
[Galaxy S III General] ixon2001:
Just checking for audio crackle, not noticed any yet on LG6, but im gonna keep listening and report back later.

Also Camera Firmware get an update this time round to GDEF03

Cam firmware GDEF03

Phone Firmware GDEF03
[Galaxy S III General] Red Wolf:
Is there any change log available :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] ixon2001:
Well im 95% sure now they fixed the audio crackle, as i've yet to hear any usually by now i've heard a few crackles so it's looking good :victory: :)
[Galaxy S III General] Philio25:
There are a few articles on Google about the search removal. It's funny that Apple can copy such blatant features like the notification bar but they have to remove far more subtle features like this. Never actually used it myself, in fact when it has shown results from the phone first when I was trying to search the web it was actually rather annoying.
[Galaxy S III General] esist:
That case was in the US. A British court recently threw out equally-flimsy claims by Apple. No way it would stand up in Europe. (The idea of integrated search is obvious).

This a non-US distributed firmware so there was no need, or at least not yet. HTC provide different firmware for the One X in the US. If I'm not mistaken, they didn't modify all One X firmware's just to comply with Apple's "victory" there. Why is Samsung? It's giving Apple a win where they don't (and likely won't) have one.

I keep getting "Access to the software update service is provided to users in thee order in which they request it. Try again later" Does this mean I'm in a queue (what the first sentence makes it sound like) and have to check back to find my position, or that the server is too busy, and that it will be first-come-first-served when it isn't busy anymore (what the second one sounds like).

I like integrated search, but I don't like it so much that I'm going to hold back on all updates until the issue is resolved.
[Galaxy S III General] goughymachine:
Don't hold me to this, but I thought I read a little while ago that the notification bar patent hasn't as yet been granted; it's still in the processes of. If it gets granted, you'd have to think with all the hoopla going on that google would jump on it.

Which of course just perpetuates the while legal stuff.
[Galaxy S III General] esist:
But Google suing Apple doesn't achieve anything (legally-speaking) since Google and Samsung and HTC et al. are different companies. Samsung can't countersue Apple using Google's patent, even if that's what both would like to do. Google suing Apple can only hopefully scare Apple into not suing Android OEMs. But if it chooses to, they still can't use Google's patents to countersue.
[Galaxy S III General] Hinerakatauri1979:
I don't have the update yet, could someone please test the GPS accuracy? Mine is off about 10 meters even when it says accuracy 4m.
[Galaxy S III General] gavinfabl:
The audio crackle has gone so far. Normally trips with wifi on. Not anymore.
[Galaxy S III General] Maesedroid:
Can somebody upload that módem please?

Regards ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Red Wolf:
Sammobile has it already ;)
[Galaxy S III General] a67543210:
You can upgrade and install the local search all back. It's on xda. I have the all on my desktop.
[Galaxy S III General] galaxy.S3:
any chance of a link ?
[Galaxy S III General] graffixnyc:
Seriously dude? Are you that lazy to find it yourself? he said it was on sammobile so why not go there and get it instead of asking to be spoon fed?? Were you the type that had their parents wipe their ass until they were like 12?

You dont want to go look for it, but expect one of us to go to the site and get the link and post it for you?? give me a break
[Galaxy S III General] hinnn:
maybe we can download soon,

I cannot upgrade because already rooted.
[Galaxy S III General] got-petrol:
No update here all I get is a message about access to the update service I'd in order as the request it please try again later
[Galaxy S III General] Maesedroid:
Thanks budd working flawless in CheckRom
[Galaxy S III General] imfromwales:
Whenever i try and update using the phones update setting (i guess thats OTA!?) it says no update available?!

Im rooted on I9300OXABLFB as CSC. I have a vodafone version of the S3.

I know i can just download it from samfirmware, but was hoping to update OTA.
[Galaxy S III General] Toadeh:
stock browser has an update as well. Its got back and forward buttons next to the address bar
[Galaxy S III General] got-petrol:
Got the update through kies

The stock browser has changed I wonder if it's got any thing to do with the search being removed
[Galaxy S III General] tmhung:
i stay in Viet Nam & i don't see any update over OTA
[Galaxy S III General] huy_gm:
Try Kies, dun know for sure but that usually work if ota didn't. If that still not help, u know it will take sometime since updates take time to rollout over regions.
[Galaxy S III General] ramonguthrie:
Has anyone installed the update, and reported back 100% that Universal Search as been removed and you can no longer search for apps, contacts or settings, from the Google Search bar?
[Galaxy S III General] neonplanet40:
Does this update fix the cell standyby battery problem? That has been really the only problem I have had with this phone.
[Galaxy S III General] x.Orville.x:
The new modem works good or not??
[Galaxy S III General] bungknees:
For those worried about the local Google search problem, just push this apk to system app, change permissions, and it works like a charm.

Backup the existing apk for good measure too.

Don't be afraid of the thanks button.
[Galaxy S III General] MindlessLeadership:
I really wonder why they are removing the local search on the global model, the US patent has no jurisdiction anywhere else.

The US One X is a different phone underneath, just a similar case.
[Galaxy S III General] dazbutler1:
cell standby

can confirm that it isn't fixed. but apparently this isn't really an issue as cell standby isn't really using the % that it displays, its just a miss calculation within the software.

Anyone else initially think that battery performance has dropped with this update, i know its early to tell, but my phone is draining battery considerably higher in standby on this firmware than xxlfb.
[Galaxy S III General] Kom-Si:
well, there's no clarity as to the Apple patent in question. surely it does not cover all of the world, so by killing this functionality Samsung does a bit of overkill IMO. :)

didn't notice increase in slickness, maybe because even before the update the phone seemed slick as hell anyway...
[Galaxy S III General] eyecon82:
Go here for a fix http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762570
[Galaxy S III General] TotallydubbedHD:
So far haven't noticed anything different.

Crackle seems to be fixed.

Keyboard seems to have changed a little? But I can't comment much on that, as I use Swype BETA 24/7.

CSC: XABLG6

Default CSC: BTU

Modem: XXLG6

Running on: 4.0.4

Cam FW: GDFF02

Phone FW: GDFF03