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[General Questions and Answers] Waycreon:
My 2 apps got removal with same reason

REASON FOR REMOVAL:Violation of section 4.4 of the Developer Distribution Agreement.

After a regular review we have determined that your app interferes with or accesses another service or product in an unauthorized manner. This violates the provision of your agreement with Google referred to above.

All removals are tracked. Repeated removals will result in app suspension, at which point this app will count as a strike against the good standing of your developer account and no longer be available on Google Play.

Can some one please share what is happening ?
[General Questions and Answers] 1a11ous:
Please describe what your app does
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ks-man:
I tried posting this in the Sprint thread but haven't gotten any answers yet so perhaps I'll have better luck here. I pasted both posts to show the initial problem and what I did (essentially I factory reset). I'm still having the same problem where my phone will freeze while I'm charging it (about 2-3 times/week) requiring a battery pull. Anybody else seeing this problem or have suggestions on what I should try? Thanks.

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Twice this week my alarm didn't go off (luckily I set a backup today) because sometime throughout the night something happened. When I woke up the phone was frozen on the yellow Sprint Spark startup screen. I needed to pull the battery and everything started up fine. I updated to Lollipop about 2 weeks ago which is where I'm guessing the issues stem from.

Is there anything I should try other than restoring to factory and starting over? I'd prefer to not have to wipe everything from my phone but these issues are becoming problematic. I am not rooted.

Thanks.

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So I ended up doing a factory reset and while the phone certainly started running faster with better battery performance after the reset I'm still having this issue. I would say it occurs 2-3 times a week. It has only occurred overnight which is typically when I charge my phone so I'm pretty sure it is related to being left connected to the charger. The majority of the times I will wake up with a dim yellow Sprint screen and everything else frozen though occasionally the screen will be black with the led notification light red. In both situations the screen will not respond to any button pushes or holds and I need to pull the battery and then everything will start up fine.

Does anybody have any suggestions here on what I should do? I guess I can try and restore one more time and see but I don't really know why it would be different and it is certainly a pain to keep restoring the phone and losing all my settings. I definitely don't want to root now since I believe that voids the warranty and if I can't figure anything out with this I'll certainly be requesting a new phone from Sprint. Before I start dealing with Sprint though I thought I would check here first. Through all my searches on the internet I haven't seen anyone else complaining about this problem.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbkmin:
Hi there. I have a Canadian Note 4 (W8) with Bell, and I am having identical issues.

While charging over night, I find my phone stuck on "Samsung" logo, with the bubble animal still running. Holding down the power button does nothing and the only work around is the battery pull. I noticed that it also gets warm (assuming from the screen on time?)

First tried cache wipe - no fix

Factory reset - no fix

Cache wipe again - no fix

Aaaand today I came into work late :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ks-man:
Did your issues first start after you upgraded to lollipop?
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbkmin:
Definitely after the upgrade.

While on KitKat, it never happened (1 month ownership). But after upgrading to lollipop, it has happened 4 times (6 nights since lollipop).
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ks-man:
Have you figured anything out with your situation? Woke up this morning to my backup alarm and the Yellow Sprint screen on my phone.

I guess I'll have to try another factory reset and if it still happens try and get a replacement. It just doesn't seem widespread enough of an issue to be a software bug with 5.0.1.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ks-man:
Very frustrated. I did another factory reset but the issue still plagues my device. It still only occurs once or twice a week but when I hear my old clock radio alarm in the morning I know when I look over I'll see the yellow frozen Sprint Spark screen. I am completely out of ideas and guess I will need to have it replaced under warranty. I'm hoping Sprint won't give me a hard time as this will be very hard to demonstrate.

It definitely appears to be a software issue as it never happened before I upgraded to Lollipop but there must be more to it or others would be complaining.

If anybody has ideas please let me know. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] connomc:
Response to Note 4 Freeezing while charging

I have found that after turning the quick charge feature off the problem is not happening. Hopefully this is fixed in 5.1
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] patrick_1:
I'm having the same issue even after turning quick charge off..def a lollipop bug, never experienced this on kk.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidious:
I know its not the BEST option, but after taking the update to lollipop, sometimes left over kitkat files can make the system poop out. Sometimes a factory reset will take care of the leftovers. But of course, then you have to set your phone up again :(

If you've tried this or plan to to, let us know the results.

(When i first took the update, my heartrate monitor sensor was always on, so i did a factory reset and it fixed my problem).
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Clasimodo:
Solved with workaround!!!

I faced this "sleep of death" too after updating to Lollipop. I had to pull out the battery almost every time after charging. Very annoying! I noticed though that my phone never froze in my car while charging. Thinking about the difference I realised that I keep my phone awake in the car while charging using Macrodroid (which I love anyway to automise all kinds of things). I made a simple macro which keeps my phone awake while charging and another one that returns the phone to normal while on battery.

While charging: Trigger: Power Connected; Actions: Keep Device Awake enabled & Screen Off, Constraints: None

On Battery: Trigger: Power Disconnected; Actions: Keep Device Awake disabled & Screen Off, Constraints: None

Off course there are alternatives available to Macrodroid that should be able to do the same.

My problems are solved, with and without fast charging. I hope this will help some of you as well.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] florantepalojr:
same problem here

Ive tried turning off fast charging option on the powersaving mode

And also tried the option on developer mode, the "keep device awake while charging"

And even flashing dofferent firmwares from sammobile through ODIN and installed custom roms. These options doesnt resolve the issues on freezing while charging..

I think turnong off your device while charging is the only option..

Im using note4 N910C..
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bilbaoar:
Thanks a lot, Mate. I'm trying your workaround now. Will report later if it works on my phone. BTW, so, are you sure it is a just a system issue? Definitely, isn't a hardware problem? Did you fix it, after your post -a month ago-, installing, for example, lollipop 5.1.1 or Cyanogenmod 12.1? I'm on 5.0.1, SimpleRom V4. Of course, mi device, N910C, is rooted.

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Clasimodo:
With lollipop 5.1.1 the problem is solved for me, even without this workaround.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryanrafferson:
I'm having similar issues as you guys. I found out that my phone will only perform normally when I charge it with my laptop USB port which I think is around 0.5amps. Anything above that, even a 1amp charger would cause the phone to freeze, reboot and turn off and not turn back on. The phone has been in repair 4 times and the problem is still there. Now every night I'm forced to charge my phone with my laptop which takes an age instead of the fast charger that came out of the box.

Currently my phone is still freezing and rebooting when I'm out and about and the only way I can get it to perform normally is when I plug it into my laptop. This normal functioning would only last whilst the phone is plugged in.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] Netrunner157:
Just wanted to throw this in here since no one else has mentioned it. When requesting the unlock code for your bootloader make sure your S/N is 16 digits not 12. Grab it from the back of the phone on the battery label, not from the system or whatever.

I spent 2 weeks waiting for my unlock code, by sending 1 request/day to mobile [at] huawei.com and had no luck. Then when I resent one yesteday but I sent a 16 digit code for the SN I received an automed response within 3 minutes. With the timezone change between USA and China, no doubt it's automated.

Just wanted to make sure no one is waiting on a bootloader code, if their formatting isn't 100%.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] p51d007:
I tried again (14:00 CDT)...on the subject line, I put the s/n, plus bootloader unlock request

In the text, the IMEI and serial.

We'll see, since it's still early in the AM in China.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] 4L0M:
You were just lucky. There is no chance unlock codes are sent over email automated. Do you really think Huawei employ ocr readers to scan through emails for bootloader unlock requests then these ocr readers magically conjure up your unlock code without any mistakes?

As for the time difference, I'm pretty sure a company the size of Huawei can manage to employ a night shift in their own country of operations.

The only way to get an unlock code automatically is to use one of the unlocker tools that keep floating about and have total luck that the unlock server is in operation when you attempt it.

Getting unlock code via email from Huawei is total luck of the draw. Mine took 1 hour, other people's took a month. Some people have been unlucky and never received one.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] Netrunner157:
No, it's email so everything is already in text form, no need for OCR.

You could do it yourself using outlooks email filter and a batch script for the rest. It's definitely automated.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] 4L0M:
No. It's not..... But whatever.

Edit : Just to elaborate on this.

1: under your own admission, it took you 2 weeks to work out you weren't even sending Huawei a real serial number.

2: On discovering this mistake, you send the correct serial number and suddenly Huawei's magic automated unlock email system kicks in and grants you an unlock code instantly.

Has to be automated because a company that employs over 140,000 people can't possibly employ people to work a night shift to be able to manually send you an unlock code.

3: The hundreds of people who have been visiting this forum for the last 12 months and trying to get their unlock code via email from Huawei must ALL have been formatting their emails incorrectly. If I remember correctly, 1 other person got their unlock code sent to them within 5 minutes.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] resansid:
I had to send a reminder when no reply after two weeks. No reformatting! Simple forwarded the same email with another line asking for update.. I got it in next few hours. So definitely no automated replies.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] arcadesdude:
Can confirm the process is NOT automated. A real person needs to manually submit the code. Emails sent outside of China's business hours are sometimes not received.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] Netrunner157:
wtf? I sent mine everyday for 2 weeks right as soon as I come home from work, around 4:40. I'm certain because I the phone sat on my desk unused for 2 weeks, and because of the bootloader system wipe, there was no point using it.

Earlier I tried the Root guide on this subforum, which had a chinese tool which supposedly could unlock the bootloader when you provided the info. I then realized I needed a 16 digits S/N instead of the 10 digits one I grabbed from the system about. I then realized maybe, this is why my emails were ignored.

I then decided to send the email but I sent the 16 digits S/N instead of the 10 digit. Something like"000222" at the end. 5 minutes got the code, just like that.

Quite the coincidence, to not get any replies for 2 weeks and then a reply instantly.

1) What kind of email system do they have were there is no queue, and they respond to the newest email? their queue size is 5 minutes in length, and they sold millions of this phone. Granted most never unlocked the bootloader.

2) Is it cheaper to write an automated script to answer an email address and parse for 16 digit S/N and a 15 digit IMEI, which can be checked for validness, and the bootloader code derived from these two and resent all as a script?

Or hire a chinese workers at a computer and reply to bootloader requests?

3) I worked for a company which gave you unlock codes for our software. I can tell you the email address that we provided them next to the order button, was a bot that parse the email for the right values and if it succeeded, an unlock code was sent to the sender.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] 4L0M:
It's not a coincidence that they didn't send an unlock code for 2 weeks for a request that was impossible to actually provide an unlock code for.

When you finally DID work out what you were doing wrong and sent the correct code, you got a reply. Fortunately for you it happens from time to time that the reply is very quick, but from all of our VAST experience of dealing with Huawei in the last twelve months it's pure luck.

Are you genuinely trying to tell ALL of the hundreds if not thousands of members of this forum, that they ALL sent the incorrect wording for an unlock code in an email, yet you magically managed it?
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] Netrunner157:
yes.

Otherwise there's no order to getting these replies for the bootloader. How is it I can get my code within 5 minutes, and other users are waiting weeks?

Do their bootloader requests not come in order? Is the request queue more like a lottery pool?

It's automated.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] 4L0M:
If it's automated, everybody would get a reply within 5 minutes.

Not one day, 3 days, 2 weeks, one month or indeed never.

Apparently only you do with your incredible email formatting 5k111z.

How can that possibly be automated?

I'm not going to argue anymore with you. If you cannot accept you are wrong then so be it.

I'm pretty sure most people who have been through the hassle of getting the unlock code from Huawei on this forum know who to believe.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] ScoobSTi:
I like to believe there is a bloke or two who will occasionally stop what they're doing and check the emails. And that if the info they receive is incorrect and a code doesn't pop up they will just move on.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] KennyLG123:
Well I will say I got my mate 2 delivered at 1:00pm sent my first email to Huawei at 3:20pm and sent another email at 6:14pm and they sent my unlock code at 8:50pm.. eastern time.
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] TorontoBoy9:
Hassle getting an unlock code from Huawei

I used their online form and submitted my IMEI, SN (16 digit), product number, and model, and it would not work. I used their email form, as requested. Here is their response:

I created a new ID and can log in. Am I supposed to log in every day for 14 consecutive days? WTF? I just want my phone bootloader to be unlocked so I can load the Goolge Play Store. Can anyone help?
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] Callmebaus:
it's definitely not automated.

i've sent the same email with the 16 digits for a month and finally got a response one of the days using the exact same copy and paste

I've also compared that to my friend's email for unlock code and they were both different format and even had a name.....

Unless you've seen every email for the bootloader unlock code I don't think you should come to conclusions
[Huawei Ascend Mate 2] jihedovsky:
I can confirm that the email is not automated even with the right formatting but the response time is really good under 10 hours.

This their reply which is unfortunate

Thank you for supporting Huawei products. To achieve better user experience, Huawei has decided to completely terminate the unlock code application service on July 25, and published the relevant announcement on the EMUI official website two months ago.

We apologies for the inconvenience caused. Please stay tuned on our official pages for latest updates.

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you better. Please help us by taking a few minutes to tell us about the service that you have received so far. We appreciate your feedback and want to make sure we meet your expectations:

Regards
[HTC Excalibur] anthoneous:
We should post all the fixes the have been found for wm6 on the dash here to make it easier to find....

Reminder FIX:

Rotated video FIX:

SMS Sent Notification Removal:

Download this Here YOU HAVE TO SOFT RESET FOR IT TO WORK!!

Bluetooth Voice Command Fix:

Streaming Video Player:

anymore fixes please post here..
[HTC Excalibur] indiekiduk:
you could add those to the collection on the wiki

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Excalibur_WM6_Tweaks
[HTC Excalibur] anthoneous:
please feel free to do that i dont have the time for that...
[HTC Excalibur] indiekiduk:
k i done it
[HTC Excalibur] .PoNeH:
Thanks for the fixes. Unfortunately, none of the work for me. I have the files unhidden and apparently no files appear in my App Data/Profiles folder when modifying any of the profiles.

Also, when trying to add a new key to the GDI registry folder, I get an error message saying I can't do so. I'm using Resco Explorer's registry editor btw.
[HTC Excalibur] Intergalactic:
Error Message!

My friend I had the very same problem you are having now. The reason you are getting that error message is because, your wm6 ROM got corrupted some how. what I did was, reinstall the clean wm5 ROM all over again, after that, I reinstall the new wm6 official upgrade Rom and also you will have to application unlock your device all over again! Now everything will work fine!
[HTC Excalibur] EngineerMind:
Reminder FIX - doesn work.

The reminder fix doesn't seem to work with the release version of WM6 for the Dash.

In fact, if you do this mod, you woun't be able to switch to "Normal" profile.

It seems if the OS determines that the profile's XML file is inavlid in some way, it will refuse to load it, and this mod seems to be invalid to the OS.

This is a BIG bug with the dash (no reminder volume setting) - I hope they release a patch for it.

UPDATE: I just found and read the full version of this fix (where you need to change the "system" attribute) and it actually now does work. I am going to try to create a CAB file to do the patch so users won't have to do all the copy to/from their PC.

UPDATE: See this page for the CAB file - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=1271705#post1271705
[HTC Excalibur] monakh:
Does anyone know how to ensure that your time is always in sync with your Exchange server? I never had this problem with WM5 but since I have upgraded my Dash's internal clock seems to have gone cuckoo. If I turn it off, and turn it back on my Dash thinks it's the same time that I turned it off at. It's like the clock just stops (would be nice if it happened in real life!)

Barring a fix, does anyone know of a utility that syncs WM time with a time server over the net using SNTP?

Edit: I found this:

http://s-k-tools.com/index.html?m_downloads.html#tsync
[HTC Excalibur] anthoneous:
hope everyone is finding these fixes useful...
[HTC Excalibur] indiekiduk:
see thats why we use the wiki, so you don't need to bump
[HTC Excalibur] imsubs:
Somehow when copying back edited profile files, it does not retain System attribute on the flag, which, as already mentioned earlier, renders profiles unsuable.

Here is a simple workaround that I came across:

1) On your phone, open Vibrate profile for editing. Change something and save. This will force it to create the Meeting.Prof.xml profile file in the Profiles folder.

2) From ActiveSync, navigate to that folder on your phone and rename the file to Normal.Prof.xml

Now you can go back to your phone, open Normal profile for editing and the Reminder option will be there.

Hope this helps. :)
[HTC Excalibur] da_mayhem:
Unable to change profile

Unable to change profile?

Delete files in Application Data/Home/Profiles

then go to Start - Settings - Profiles

Switch to your desired Profile or re-customize your settings on every profile that you want

**xxxx.prof.xml files in Application Data/Home/Profiles contains the customizations made on every profile, example if you have only customized the Normal profile, normal.prof.xml will be automatically generated at Application Data/Home/Profiles.So deleting the xx.prof.xml file will revert the profile customization back to default.
[HTC Excalibur] at0msk:
Massive Fail.

Massive Fail.

You've got the time to throw all of what's in your original post together, you've got time to append it to a wiki.

/Massive Fail.
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[Micromax A67] joshjk:
Hello guys,

need help to increase volume on my A67, ring volume is too low, is there any way to increase the volume.
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[Verizon LG G3] rippedwarrior69:
I have the verizon vs985 and alot of the roms I see are for the international verison. I mean its the same phone minus the baseband/apn. I would like to try out miui but its not for vs985. Seems the carrier variants are to lock-dow maybe? If I new how to build a rom I would. If this is in the wrong thread then please remove.
[Verizon LG G3] PiousInquisitor:
Probably because there are more people using it. Also, a lot of time international versions of phones have unlockable bootloaders. Not saying thats the case on this phone though.

If you want to root and rom your better off buying a nexus or moving to a carrier that sells phones with unlockable bootloaders. It sucks, I know. For me Big Red has the best service around so I grudgingly stick with them. The tides are changing slowly. Eventually i think ill be able to move to another carriers without sacrificing call quality/reliability and customer service.
[Verizon LG G3] geoff5093:
Because the international versions are being used in pretty much the rest of the world, whereas the VS985 is only in the U.S. and only to those on Verizon.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Exactly. There's a lot more people outside the United States than inside it, much less inside it and on Verizon.

Also (OP), you say they're the same phone other than the baseband but all the variants have other different hardware inside. Not all of the hardware is different, but enough.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] michael872410:
Hey guys, I was just wondering if I can flash the 4.4.4 or 4.4.2 in Odin to downgrade then root? I'm on stock 5.0 now

Thanks In advance
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] C0derbear:
With the OC4 boot loader on the device I was able to flash the 'downgrade to nce' full rom in ODIN, documented steps from there to reassert root will work.

http://xdaforums.com/att-galaxy-s5/general/how-to-root-g900aucu2aoa1-4-4-4-2-3-2015-t3021120
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Billy06010:
took 5.0 update from att yesterday and am unable to downgrade!! tried downgrade to nce but soft brick and had to use the 5.0 partitions tar to get back up and running. and solutions to downgrade with success and root??