yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Los Kirat:
Hello XDA Community,

long time not see..., anyway, i just learned how to root, customized my phone with PussyFap2.5 (Custom Rom) to look like the Android Lollipop 5.0.1 Update. And there one little problem starts to begin. I have the exact same phone, you can call it Mircomax A104 or just Canvas Fire 2. My Android Version was 4.4.2 since i got the Phone. The only problem was, that it had NEVER any Android Update. So i just googled a little bid and found this Custom ROM (http://xdaforums.com/android/development/rom-*****-fap-v2-5-fire-2-t3104349).

My Questions

1. When i go to Setting --> Android Version it say's "5.0.1" and on Model Number "Android One", so my question is, is my Version now still the same (4.4.2) or is it really 5.0.1, cause I don't think so (just a Custom ROM). About the Model Number we dont need to talk :laugh: it's still the one and only A104.

2. On the Original ROM, so when i got the phone fresh out of the package, Vanilla Android 4.4.2. It had on Settings --> Keyboard and Input --> an Application where there was 20 Indian Languages. But ufortunately I dont know it's name or anything about it. I want only this App and no other like Swiftkey, or a cheap App on the PlayStore, because this Keyboard was so good.

3. I found a lilttle "HINT" on question 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5g9WihZf0Y This guy uses this Keyboard, whats it's name please?

Sincerely

Los Kirat
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Banwait.:
Use Xperia keyboard its simple and easy to use and also has various features in it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badshah Khan001:
Well hello XDA community members and enthusiastic developers.

Well I flashed the ***** FAP ROM v2.5 for Micromax A104 and there are some problems.

1.the touch interface is working opposite. I.e if you touch on the down right then the notification bar pops out.

Any fix for this issue

Please let me know
[General Accessories] JakubAnderwald:
XCarLink has released a bluetooth-only version of their cd changer emulator. It's called SKU718, here's the description:

http://www.xcarlink.co.uk/product.php?productid=301&cat=4

Basically it's a CD changer emulator with bluetooth & handsfree option, with an AUX IN for when you lack the BT device. Feature-wise, it looks great, just what I need for my car.

I'm interested in the sound quality - I've been reading reviews of their previous CD Changer with a BT adapter, saying that the BT audio quality is poor.

I'm wondering if anyone has this installed and what's your experience wrt. bluetooth music and phone quality.
[XDA Assist] justin s:
Hey guys, I'm not new to rooting as I've done many devices, but I have to say the project I have now seems impossible. ...

I have and Android double din radio that I purchased of of Ebay, it says it is running android 4.4.4 jelly bean...It has so many restrictions, I can't access bluetooth settings/but will connect to any cellphone with no problems. ..and the USB access is very limited as the manufacturer seems to have hidden these features to make more profit on THERE OWN OBDII sacanners and tv box etc that you HAVE to purchase from them ONLY!, or those features WILL NOT work....

I love the fact that I have android in my car but this limited access is very annoying.

ANY help would be appropriated, thanx!
[XDA Assist] Mike B.:
Hello and thank you for using XDA Assist.

We cannot provide technical support nor can other members reply to your posts here on XDA Assist and it's difficult to direct you towards a specific thread since you give so few details about your device but I suggest that you ask your question

with all relevant details

in the dedicated "Android Auto" Forum at http://xdaforums.com/android-auto/, maybe in the "Android Head Units" subforum there at http://xdaforums.com/android-auto/android-head-units where members familiar with your device might be able to advise you.

Good luck!
[XDA Assist] justin s:
got it!

I did end up rooting it!...I used (Root Checker) and I am officially rooted...

But, I am still having a problem finding away to access the Bluetooth menu in settings/wireless & networks....

Any ideas?
[XDA Assist] Mike B.:
Hello again.

On a traditional Android device, Bluetooth is typically an entry under "Network Connections" or a similarly named menu. As mentioned earlier we cannot provide technical support here on XDA Assist, but if you ask in the forums mentioned earlier, another member may be able to assist you.

Once again, good luck!

This thread is closed
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
this was the info on phone 4G 4G 4.4.2 T1395BN_TTKJ_V21_10LOGOZX_ALIYUN_SEC_V1.0.2_user_r11054 i have tried looking ing the normal place but there are 3 languages to choose from on restore but even when you choose english it goes back to chinese menus after load up?, i have looked in language section but doesnt have any other choices only the 1 that is marked? any help and i would be very greatful
[XDA Assist] Darth:
Hi,

I would ask you please register on the site, and reply here with your device details. Without knowing your exact device, I can't point you to help.

Also, Asking in the rom thread you used would be your best bet!

:good:
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ms923402:
Hello xda Users,

i recently bought the Galaxy SIII mini VE and got it finally rooted.

I've several questions for which i couldn't find an answer:

1) i'm bored by the key/button click sound, can i change it, how? Disabling is not preferred.

2) the keypad for unlocking the sim card is extremly small, can i change it,how ?

3) how can i transfer my memos from my old Galaxy Gio to SIII mini VE? I already tried backing up and restoring with titanium backup, but didn't work and android crashed, got a permanent annoying error message on display about a faulty android process.

Regards

Michael
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] y2kkingboy:
I updated through smart switch and the tablet stopped getting any mobile network reception after it updated. It used to work fine before updating.

It is SM-P905 LTE

Any help?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] y2kkingboy:
Fixed it by downloading the ROM from sammobile and flashing it using Odin.
[Security Discussion] Rudy83:
Hi

I know that this will sound like another hacked story but I know what to do.

My phone got hacked couple of months back.i didnt know it was untill the hacker started to leave clues. It was then that i started really payibg attention to everything going on. but keeping quiet abort it so that he or she thinks i didn't know

I know of 3 incidents that may have conpronised my security coupled by the fact that I did not practice password hygiene or unique ones for all accounts. I know that its totally my fault and i am not goings to blane Android os. So please dont think of this as one of tjose posts

What i now need is help in understanding what tondo next.

Little details on what happens, lets say i get search for some one on Facebook. The same is Charles smith, I Finish off my search and open Instagram boom i see a pictures where recommended shows a google search page where Charles is written and the Google auto complete is giving options .

Happened twice

I tumlr and I don't really post anything in fact My blog is totally blank. Suddenly i have people followings me and they tend of hame my nick name as their user id .the id displays my WhatsApp status updates.

These and just two examples i have more but i think everyone gets whats going on.

things i have done to prevent such occurences factory formatting the phones mac abd router. Gotten new routers and ready to flash a custom firmware for them.

Password changes .everything.wps2 aes wifi password with random numbers upper case lower case n symbols

Passwords are written on paper without a electronic backup and under lock and key.

I thought that maybe its a key logger but i took my moto x2 n moto e2 to the service center and got them to re load official software.

Two days later bam the same thing.

Any suggestion on where the weakness is ?

The problem is that I am kind of tired if thi
[Security Discussion] istampal:
Check account sync settings if it is on more applications can use various private data.
[Security Discussion] Rudy83:
i dont understand?

can u explain , i have sync on should I not have it

on different note does anyone suggest rooting and installing something that can isolate and restrict data from being accessed. now i know that exposed does that and marshmallow will work that out. but any other guidance ?
[Security Discussion] jobella:
Did you use a virus or malware scanner?

Are there any apps you didn't install on your phone?
[Security Discussion] Semseddin:
If i were you, i would start with doing the following steps by their exact order to get rid of the hacker and operate on a "safe" system.

1- Backup personal files to pc and deep scan them with virus scanner, make sure they're clean.

2- Unlock the bootloader of device and flash every image manually with fastboot from stock factory image.

3- After flashing the images, go to stock recovery and wipe data / factory reset and wipe cache for a complete, untouched system.

4- Change account passwords with stuff that are unrelated to you. I mean if you made a google search for firedance, don't include dance or fire in any your passwords.

* also change the " forgot my password " questions and their answers.

5- Once you boot the system, download any ota packages from the manufacturer to be sure you'd be on a safer and patched software for security.

For future securtity, be sure to check apps permissions before installing anything from google play or external places. Don't root your device and don't enable USB Debugging in developer options. Hope it helps.
[Security Discussion] Jaytronics:
Don't Root your device? Don't check USB debugging? Seriously? That is your answer? Wow, do you work for Verizon or AT&T by some chance? Sorry, but with Root and some nicely placed Xposed modules, this persons phone or tablet would be more safe than anything g Verizon or AT &THE could conjure up. You are a dope! Lol! Seriously, go away. Bother another community. ?
[Security Discussion] Semseddin:
Pardon me but where does that come from ? Made me laugh. Since this is security forum, the first priority is security not your "nicely put xposed modules whatever that means". It is said many times by security experts rooting an android device removes a big portion of layer of security. I unfortunately don't work for AT&T or Verizon but i wish i worked for them for a nice salary.

This one is coming from the recognized developer and moderator of XDA Android Security forum. Someone who have exploited devices and found vulrenabiliies that you can't even dream of. Lets say i am a "dope" and you're the smart guy. Are jcase, steve kondik dopes as well ?

http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/secu...-have-android-settings-from-a-security-expert

http://www.dailytech.com/CyanogenMod+Creator+Tells+Android+Users+to+Rethink+Rooting/article33058.htm ( yeah, even steve kondik doesn't approve rooting for general users.

https://blog.kaspersky.com/rooting-and-jailbreaking/1979/ " Kasperksky a security platform well known for years are also against rooting.

Think again if you can who is the dope, now, go bother in your nicely put xposed modules forums for the sake of security. :good:
[Security Discussion] Jaytronics:
For a dope, I suppose that Root is a security risk. But, just because a device is not Rooted, does not mean it is secure by any stretch of the imagination. Truthfully, they are more unsecured if locked out from the user. That is, if the person is not a dope. What I am saying is that your advice, for the OP to take every update and not Root, was not really that helpful. If the OP installed an app that was a risk, then all the updates and non Root, will not help them. Now, if you were to show them, that if they were to Root, and use certain apps and modules on their device. Then they could keep a better eye out for potential problems. But, even if they did as I just said. If the OP is being a dope, and installing apps that, let's say, they obtained from a torrent site. Then, well, dope would be a fitting title for them as well.

And, if those recognized developers stated that Root was not good at all. Then yes, dope would be a fitting application of the word. Root is only bad for those that are dopes.

I believe that you inadvertently called the OP a dope. You did not help them all that well. What you did was help them to get rid of the problem temporarily. Do we know who apps are on their device? It would be a good idea to know these things. Also, where did they get these apps from? Kind of a big deal there.

But, if you were wondering what it is that I am talking about in regards to xposed. Look it up.

http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer

I suggest the OP do the same. As well as anyone else who is having g issues. Now, knowing about xposed and the modules that can accompany it. Will not fully protect anyone from blatant stupidity. Read, read, read. And practice safe device use. There are so many avenues to protecting g ones self. But a big one that anyone can do. Don't download from shady places. Though, it is even very possible to get in trouble from apps from the Play store. Knowing what apps are asking for what permissions is important. What bothered me about your post is that you in the same post, stated for them to unlock the bootloader and then, to not root. Verizon and AT&T are advocates of the no Root behavior. And that sickens me. As well as many others. Instead of helping g people to see the dangers. They are told to do the most simplest of tasks, not to Root. And that they would be fine. Absolutely and completely false and misleading. Now, and again, for a dope. I suppose this would be fine. Though, it is not helpful. Education into matters are. One needs to seek out the underlying issue first. Then attempt to educate. As far as calling you a dope, I do humbly apologize for my Choi e of words. You did not deserve that. It would have been just fine for me to build onto what you suggested. Which was good advice. So, I am sorry. And yes, I am very much a dope at times .
[Security Discussion] Semseddin:
Humble apology accepted.

You may not like AT&T and Verizon for their tight stance against rooting.I don't like that as well. They're filling their devices with their bloatware and excluding some very useful features from their customers like hotspot for free. However, Anyone who owns an operator variant of a specific device have already signed a contract with his operator already accepted their terms and that's why they get their bloated and controlled devices for cheaper prices in long term instead of paying full in cash. That said, i see nothing wrong with AT&T or Verizon's policy of keeping their devices locked to death since rooting would take a stake from their business and that was not their agreement with their customers. This is not the subject of this thread for sure. Should add, i see nothing wrong if a contracted owner a device wants to take full potencial out of it by rooting since it is the only way for them to get rid of bs in their devices. This is another discussion, not related to this thread.

I will use the word " regular user " instead of "dope" since nobody have to be knowledgeful about android security. Being someone without a clue of android security wouldn't make them a "dope". I currently sport a Moto Maxx, a bootloader unlockable variant of Verizon Droid Turbo sold in Brazil. I paid about 150$ more just to be free of Verizon Bloatware for the exact same hardware. I could have paid 150$ less and bought a Verizon Droid Turbo but i didn't just because i knew i would have Verizons' bs running in my phone every second. There used to be a time for me when rooting was a must with android because i used to own devices bloated with Motoblur, having low amount of ram and storage as well as unavailbility of disabling/deleting of unwanted apps. Now, i have 3gb of ram and 64gb storage with near Vanilla Android experience with my phone. I asked myself, what the heck do i need rooting for ? The answer was easy : nothing. :)

Lets say, android is an apartment, the root is the key to its door, xposed is the "watchdog" and hacker is the "thief". Would you keep the door unlocked and rely on a dog for its security ? I personally wouldn't do that cause the dogs can be fooled easily by a piece of meat and most importantly they have no responsibility at all. After all, It is just a dog serving for free without any responsibility. I couldn't ask for insurance as well cause i was the one who kept the door unlocked. I am also aware that any door can be opened without a key and the dog can be bypassed easily and the hacker can get whatever he wants. Things will happen if they're destined to be happen, we can't avoid some. Still, it is always our responsibility to keep the door locked in the first place and take counter measurements against. That was what i was pointing in my post.

Disabling USB debugging is the first thing one should do if there're concerns about security and this is not coming from a "dope" but security experts of android. :good:
[Security Discussion] optimumpro:
To show how ridiculously and persistently wrong you are, I am going to use your above example. If root is your key, then what you are doing is giving that key to Google and device manufacturer, while throwing your own copy away. In your own apartment, you are only allowed to go where google and verizon let you. This makes no sense whatsoever, unless the apartment owner is a real dope (no personal offence meant).

Disabling usb debugging also sounds like an aria from the same opera. If the device is on your person, this provides no additional security at all, as usb debugging is only relevant when your phone is connected to computer. If someone physically takes your device, it would take 10 seconds to enable debugging.

Root provides you an opportunity to control your device and restrict system apps, thereby reducing possibilities for hackers to take over your phone... As I have already mentioned before, every operating system provides root access to users. The only reason it is not done on smart phones is becase manufacturers, carriers and OS providers want to turn users into walking advertising beacon-dopes. Again, no offence meant...
[Security Discussion] Semseddin:
I see your point, respect it but disagree. Your example doesn't really work with my logic since you're putting players like Google/Verizon in the same league with an hacker. Yes, they for sure have control over their software since they're the one who created Android and offered the hardware along with an oem in the first place. These big companies are not like 3rd party devs who are irresponsible for any their actions.. If you happen to have sensetive privacy trust issues with Google, leave any android device out, you wouldn't even use google search in your pc.

A hacker having pyshical access to a device who would enable USB debugging in 5 seconds. is this what we're really talking about ? Anyone who have a device in hand doesn't need to be a hacker to get data from it. Have a coffee with the target sitting next to to him, memorize his passcode Done. Another way is to flash twrp and give some adb shell commands to bypass any lockscreen code. Done. USB debugging ON help with apk rooters and computer based root exploits as well.They rely on usb debugging to be on. You're hacked in no time.

I just can't trust any 3rd party dev more than my device manufacturer / operating system provider and network provider. I think the same for you like you're persistently and ridiciolusly wrong by giving too much credit to some unknown sources instead of those who have an actual business address. :good:
[Security Discussion] its the peanut:
Just kiss each other already or dont say anything.

This thread is made by someone who needs help and you two both are taking it off topic instead of helping him. Now out of respect for that user, stop this endless conversation.
[Security Discussion] optimumpro:
This is not about respect, disrespect or disagreements. The facts (not opinions) remain: every operating system on Earth provides root or administrative privileges to users. However, it is not given to the same user when he turns to a smartphone. There is no security reason whatsoever why a user has root on computer and no root on a smartphone.

As I have already said, there are plenty of non-security reasons for the above: the main one being to prevent the user from removing advertising junk and spying malware inserted there by manufacturers, carriers and software providers. Kids love it (above three) and Mother (NSA) approves...

Every argument against root invalidates itself when applied to computer OS: remember the user is the same.

[MENTION=5940383]its the peanut[/MENTION]

Please stop patronizing. This is a security discussion thread and we discuss security, which is beneficial to the poor guy, the OP... :silly:
[Security Discussion] rouneh:
Semseddin, what do you do to stop fastboot?

rooting and knowledge go hand in hand, the OP states device is rooted, but sounds like hasn't got the interest to know what's behind the process. that is why we don't have the slightest piece of evidence that his device has been compromised. just the users opinion that it has.

having su and adb debugging at least allows them to logcat.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roxland48:
Not registered on network" SM-N910F

Can't send SMS, can't make calls, cant use data. I've changed sim cards to other networks but its the same thing. "Emergency call only".

Note 4 (SM-N910F) dropping calls and can't receive calls when 4G 3G enabled..

can you help me my imei is correct i flashed stock firmware but again same.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kherboucha:
check with your operator

The 910F is european note 4, you should check with your carrier ?? give em IMEI or something
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] umberto.sulla:
Where did you buy your phone? Are you the first and unique user of your phone?

From what you are saying probably your phone has been black-listed by carriers, probably after a complaint for theft....

Your operator can check if your imei is black-listed...
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TamerBambino:
i am also need help my n910f network off : (

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plz
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yepi15:
[Q] Lg D280g No recovery, No fastboot, No Mode Download

Hi and thanks. :confused: I need help The LG this problem is similar to the LG G2 in fact I made the process of g2

this is the only one that can work me: ( http://xdaforums.com/lg-g...-9006-t2939627) :good: only the lg D890g not on list and did not detect script.

this is the only thing that appears on the screen: http://imageshack.com/a/img661/5947/LKqLl9.jpg
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alfaalex101:
I received a boot looped moto G from a friend and what infuriates me is that no matter what I do, nothing changes on the phone. NOTHING. Flash new recovery? Old one is still there. Flashed new modem, radio, boot images, boot logo [OKAY] and more yet it's as if the phone never budged. I wiped /data /system /cache too.

Not recognized on ADB

Recognized on mfastboot

Boots to recovery

Bootloader Unlocked

Any ideas what the issue is?
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] savvy54:
1.Which recovery have you tried ?? Before flashing new recovery have you erased the old one ("fastboot erase recovery <recovery name> " ). Have you tried twrp latest version by h2o ??

2. While flashing new rom, does recovery shows any error ??

3. Have you checked your partition ?? They may be corrupted..