yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (E9+) General] fshami:
Is this related to bootloader unlocking?
[One (E9+) General] kourosh78:
I think yes because in unlocking bootloader steps there is a note that says:

NOTE: All new HTC devices shipped since One M9 support download mode instead of bootloader mode for this step. And for select HTC devices with Android Lollipop and all devices that receive Marshmallow, you will need to first manually enable OEM unlocking in Developer options in order to allow the bootloader to be unlocked and proceed with the next steps. To access the OEM unlocking setting on your device, open the Developer options in the system Settings. On Android 4.2 and higher, the Developer options screen is hidden by default. To make it visible, go to Settings > About > Software information > More and tap Build number seven times. Return to the Settings screen to find Developer options and check OEM unlocking.

and when i don't care for this and do next steps i got this error: Error Code: 152.

Error Reason: Token Information not complete (CID).

and I think this error is related to my received message. do I think right?
[One (E9+) General] fshami:
What is your current android version? because from what i searched, this oem unlock is required from android 5.1 onwards.

From your mentioned error, it seems you didnt copy the complete token info
[One (E9+) General] kourosh78:
my current android version is 5 but i am sure that i completely pasted the complete token info. like this:

<<<< Identifier Token Start >>>>
4BDFA5FD40EF52BB9BA056C2D55C9EB3
CE80BD0FF819804E0D8844B15DFE10EB
6D2EB59EA0B99F29B73920EEA8CB2C49
C67B192D9BF19BE05E63EFF8E0D0DC19
C6AAC47FD2747000A43EF34CA09C2554
0DEAE29C3CA5EFC1620D8293045B837A
8E9366768C17D2879F8C7C6FBDA60198
4914793E9517FF5EDEBFB821E8CB0B6C
BC56D8E3E5F4FE05172DD199F0F7569F
D872A30968CE06B1553BFF55174F7E0B
B2CCDE3CAE7FDEAC2E75401FBB35493D
D202057D4120A4FB05D0C1BE7ABA5BD7
5759624CFC4CFBD6C6CE22D688C90D82
616DEE1C22F664A42D3A7777ACBCC714
C9F956F0FE07DA9E9BE522B57A367613
8B2EDC1EB34F71B8BCFE803A4C303285
<<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>>

but again I received same error. so what can I do with this error?
[One (E9+) General] slayerluffy:
Do you found a solution ? I have the same problem :crying:

Please help .... thx
[One (E9+) General] kourosh78:
any solution?
[One (E9+) General] fshami:
Let me search for it again
[One (E9+) General] majid55:
help.Which ruu is persian Language and i how Understand my phone Which ruu?؟

help.Which ruu is persian Language ? and i how

Understand my phone Which ruu?
[One (E9+) General] fshami:
European ruu has Farsi
[One (E9+) General] majid55:
help

2 ruu is europen in site which ruu for me where is farsi please help
[One (E9+) General] bighackboy:
Hello

Hello can i install another ruu, i buy my htc e9+ from chine . Now android 5.0.1 is chinees, there is no play market and i cant download apps. I live in europe plese help:crying:
[One (E9+) General] s9210780413:
go flash gapps

but I not sure if no s off will it work

you can go try

you may buy in Taiwan ,Have google play

good luck
[One (E9+) General] bimes:
hello,

i need a help

how to restore twrp backup?

where to copy twrp backup file in internal storage or sd card ?
[One (E9+) General] saeedizzy:
problem

Hi . i did this and changed my CID to 11111111 and installed asia version of rom. after changing CID screen goes black (i means off). i can power on phone and i hear boot sound but i cant see anything screen goes off. what can i do ?!!
[K3 Note Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thudrumble:
Hello everyone!

Yesterday I've flashed my Lenovo K3 Note K50-T5 with the CM12.1 unofficial V2 from needrom after some issues with the V1 form rootjunky. The Wifi Issue is gone with it, but i still have problem installing the TeamViewer QuickSupport App. There are 2 addons for Lenovo devices on the Playstore, and tried both of them, but non of them seems to really fit on my device. The following happens:

1. TeamViewer QuickSupport app installation without issues

2. App starts and generates an user id

3. Message about an available add-on for the device pops up

4. After confirmation for the add-on the installation starts, but every time it's being canceled for some reason. (I've tried it with and without manual installation of the Lenovo add-ons from the Playstore - both results negative )

Did someone have an advice how to solve this, or made a similar experience with the TeamViewer? I appreciate every bit of information or help. Thanks in advance!

p.s.: BIG THANKS to the devs for the ROM too! Gorgeous work!
[Moto 360] brandaopj:
I am using my Moto 360 with voice commands.

I say ok google and then play artist name.

If my phone has the screen off the music does not start playing. I always need to unlock the screen and the music immediately starts.

This is very annoying because I don't want to touch my phone.

I am using a nexus 6p with 6.0.1

Anyone know why this happen?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ob6801:
In my 5th gen fire hd7 I tried to root using rootjunky supertool.

I don't know what went wrong during the process but the SuperSU app always says su binary needs to be updated and when I select normal it fails. I'm very much disappointed and annoyed and decided to unroot.I tried the universal unroot app but it fails .nRoot checker says root access is not proper and root explorer can't edit root files.

Is there any way to unroot without updating su binary?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Sunni9676:
Ok, so I updated my P-600 to lollipop and I think I can accept the changes I'm seeing. One issue is the menu Showing when trying to write "notes". l'm referring to the Option to choose pen, text, etc. which was previously in the top left of the screen. Now it seems to take up the entire top portion of the screen Which l am not thrilled about. Is there any way to hide the menu while writing?
[Nexus 6P General] cryppie:
I may have stumbled onto something regarding your kinked phone. Please post which case you are or were using when you noticed your phone was kinked/bent. Here is my post from the bent phone thread:

So here are my observations and theory..

I haven't actually had a 6p until about 5 minutes ago. I have, however, read many posts about bending and build quality. I saw a few similarities and one important post that kind of put it all together. Of course there is a good chance I'm wrong but here's my theory:

I noticed most of the posts mentioned having it in a case the entire time. I also noticed many users were using the Spigen Rugged Armor or the Google Adopted case.

The most telling post of them all was the user that pushed the metal with their thumb between the power and volume buttons and saw it kink very easily.

I happen to have a Spigen Rugged Armor case (that I won't be using!). I also have a Spigen Ultra Hybrid case to compare it with. But first, the theory..

I believe the case is causing the kink/bend when using the volume and power buttons. Specifically, I believe the phone will kink/bend the very first time you take a screenshot using the Spigen Rugged Armor case.

There is a difference between the two cases I have. The Rugged Armor case has a divider or bumper between the volume and power buttons that the Ultra Hybrid does not have. This little bumper would rest against the exact place we're seeing the kinks. Since the power and volume buttons are not "active", meaning they are not functioning just a flexible part of the case, if you were to press both the power button and volume up/down button at the same time there would be a good amount of pressure between the two buttons. If it was easy to kink it with a thumb, I bet there would be enough pressure to kink it with the bumper/divider. Take a look at the divider between those two buttons. You can't tell very well but that divider is protruded outwards towards the phone not inwards away from it:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8njSxDff8WsZy1KX2o0QzEzbmc/view?usp=sharing

Again, I may be wrong but I believe that's the only explanation of why some are bent/kinked and others are fine. Still, it's sad that the phone is this weak but if I'm right at least it's preventable.
[Nexus 6P General] HzMeister:
Do you really think your theory is clever enough to warrant a new thread to the already numerous discussions about bent phones? Just to be clear, you're saying that a case is causing the phone to bend/kink right?

If anything, a rigid or even semi rigid case can only add structural integrity. Would it have helped if the case had more reinforcement by the buttons? Probably. But it shouldn't matter in the first place - a (seemingly) high end phone like this shouldn't have a major problem like this. I, along with most people on this forum, remember laughing at the iphone 6 bendgate and how it was such a weak phone. Jokes on us - the iphone was built like a tank compared to the 6p. Did you hear about an iphone 6 bending because of the type of case it had? NO.

The 6p is VERY poorly designed and made with poor materials. It's not an option, it's a fact. This thread, along with hundreds of anecdotal posts with dozen of pictures wouldn't exist otherwise. Unless you handle your phone like a newborn, it WILL eventually bend/kink - maybe not tomorrow or next week but within a years time the vast majority will be completely ****** regardless of what case was used - sad but true.
[Nexus 6P General] cryppie:
How did your post help anything? Thanks anyway for your time..
[Nexus 6P General] android4life92:
Lol but everyone forgots about the much larger majority are happy with this phone with no dents or kink..I'm not saying your wrong but we fotgrt that these couple threads are very small percentage of the devices sold . any phone you will find threads like this.
[Nexus 6P General] HzMeister:
What is there to help? It doesn't matter what case someone uses. The weak construction of the phone is to blame in every instance...
[Nexus 6P General] cryppie:
If it is proven that certain cases cause the kink, then users do not use said case meaning users do not get kink. Bad phone design is irrelevant at this point since none of us can change the design but all of us can change the case. Get it?

This will be my last response to you.

Thanks
[Nexus 6P General] bouchigo:
[MENTION=2318096]cryppie[/MENTION]

I've had the Spigen Rugged Armor from day one on my phone for over a month now. My phone has no bends or dents whatsoever. Maybe I'm more careful with my phones than most, but I don't treat this phone any more carefully than I have all other phones I have owned.

I don't think that bump between the volume keys and the power button would cause the bend you are referring to. You can easily trim that bump away if you are really worried about it, but I think it's pointless since I don't see that little plastic bump on the case causing any issues.
[Nexus 6P General] vtotheinay:
spigen rugged armor on mine for over a month as well and no issues of bending or anything at all on my phone
[Nexus 6P General] skw5115:
I'm using the Spigen case. I have been using it for a couple months now without any issues. I think it's more of a quality control thing where some devices are defective honestly.
[Nexus 6P General] HzMeister:
I get what you're trying to say but it makes no logical sense. Not only is it impossible for a case to cause a protruding kink but people are getting identical failures regardless of if/what case they are using. Likewise, others have not had any issues with the spigen rugged armour you claim is causing the problem. The only thing you might get out of this thread is what the most popular cases are. Such a weak correlation cannot "prove" anything especially not causality.
[Nexus 6P General] rajendra82:
I started with the Verus HighPro Shield case, and kept it on for a while. Recently I switched to a Spigen Neo Hybrid EX. Both are TPU cases with an additional rigid polycarbonate bumper frame around the edge. My phone has no bends or kinks of any kind.

P.S. - I had never used this type of a case before, but it is my favorite kind now. I also have a MoKo Holo, which is a hard polycarbonate back plate molded to a TPU bumper. I absolutely hate how that feels. I suspect I will also dislike other similar cases (Spigen Ultra Hybrid, Supcase Slim, and Ringke Fusion). The TPU bumpers always make the buttons feel very mushy to me, and the hard back just lets too much lint in right away, as it can't hug the phone like a TPU back does.
[Nexus 6P General] jal3223:
**edit wrong thread, sorry**
[Nexus 6P General] pemz82:
Of those that have seen a kink appear near the power or volume buttons - Are your buttons tight and give firm click, or do they have some movement (sideways/wobble) or maybe rattle slightly?

Maybe loose buttons could allow the thin aluminium frame the space to kink when flexed - When buttons are tight there is no space/air gap for the frame to bend, the buttons might be providing the extra rigidity.

Personally my buttons are tight with zero movement. They give a nice click when pressed. Ive not seen any issues with kinks or bending on my phone. It sits in my front jean pockets most of the time, bending down, getting in cars etc. Not a single problem. I only have a Nillkin Nature soft case on it which adds no protection against bending.
[Nexus 6P General] tkoreaper:
My phone is just as flawless as the day I got it. Nothing that has been reported is affecting mine... no bending, no scratching of the paint (Graphite), and no pink hue on the screen. Absolutely none of that stuff is happening so I personally think that these people just got a bad batch or something because I'm not handling this phone any different than any of my previous phones. Case in point, if you look at all the videos where people try to bend their phones none of them are the same. There's videos of people who tried as hard as they could to bend the phone and were unsuccessful and even those that did manage to bend it there was some serious white-knuckle work needed to get it to do so.
[Nexus 6P General] bipoler:
I used the Ultra clear hybrid case for $13.99 on Amazon but sent it back. I removed it several times times in the week I used it. No bend gate here. I just prefer the phones the way that were intended. I didn't buy a metal phone to cover it with plastic etc. ...

Ii have a leather pouch that I use to carry device but I'm pure naked, cases add and disrupt the natural algorithm. My Note 4 has no case and it looks perfect still
[Nexus 6P General] Pilz:
Your assumption is wrong regarding the Spigen and Adopted causing a 'kink' or damage to the phone. We all should be familiar with the phrase correlation != causation I own both causes along with 15 others, and the case is not the issus. I've used my Spigen Rugged Armor extensively on 3 different 6P's and non of them had an damage, issues, or defects around the area in question. The same can be said for the Google Adopted case which I used for over a week until my other cases arrived. My wife had her Adopted case on longer, yet her phone is perfectly fine too.

I haven't seen a single cause damage the phone even with how tight/hard to remove some of them are. This OP uses a logical fallacy which should be obvious to people st first sight. I am not saying my experiences are a tell tale for everyone, but if the issue was that common, it should have been reproducible via on of the 6Ps I've used with the cases mentioned.
[Nexus 6P General] lurker316:
Been using the Spigen Rugged Armor case for the past 2 weeks. No kinks yet or blemishes yet. Sometimes I remove the case to clean up some accumulated dust and lint but nothing much. The case itself isn't on too tight either. Fits well though.
[Nexus 6P General] brandaopj:
x2
[Nexus 6P General] thegrants82:
Nice rant.
[Nexus 6P General] Pain-N-Panic:
Spigen rugged on my 6P. feelsgoodman.
[Nexus 6P General] shr33kant:
I have done some bend tests on my three cases (Spigen Ultra Hybrid, Speck Candyshell & Supcase Hybrid) and here are my thoughts.

Spigen Ultra Hybrid: the polycarbonate feels the most malleable of the three and would probably provide the least amount of bend protection.

Speck Candyshell: feels like it gives quite a good amount of bend protection but when I flexed it the left side with no buttons stayed rigid but the side with the buttons kinked very easily until it reached a certain point when the rigidity stopped it bending any further (about 30 degree angle made before this point).

Supcase Hybrid: similar amount of rigidity to the Speck but not quite as much, however it did bend more uniformly than the Speck with no preference in which side bent first. The Supcase however does look like the inside of the Spigen Rugged Armour when I look close to the buttons.

I haven't had any bends or kinks with my phone thus far with either of these cases and its build date is old, 10/10/15 and I've had this phone since 28/10/15.
[Nexus 6P General] detonation:
My phone has never had a case on it and it crinkled slightly next to both the power and volume keys. So cases are definitely not the cause.
[Nexus 6P General] Cleva1:
All..... All variables considered, I don't think anyone can speak definitively on what does or doesn't cause the device to bend.

Also keep in mind this is the internet and people can say anything they want. I will use this device as I would any other case and bend free.
[Nexus 6P General] xSilas43:
I've been using the adopted case for months without any bending so I don't think that is the issue.
[Nexus 6P General] hacksome:
maybe the kinking is caused while talking on the phone and pressing the upper portion of the phone hard against the ears. inexcusable to have such a poor frame.
[Nexus 6P General] Lettuce!:
Ultimately, to bend, force is needed at the top and bottom of the device with pivot in the middle. The only situation I think this is apparent in is when it's in your pocket and you sit, bend or kneel down, i.e when your thigh muscle enlarges and puts pressure on your pocket. The device is a big, thin sheet of aluminium, it's bendability is considerably more than a thicker, smaller device. I am already in the habit of removing it from my pocket before getting in the car or sitting down or something.
[Nexus 6P General] Pain-N-Panic:
I have a spigen case. Its been in my phone for about two weeks. Took it off today to clean the phone. No kinks or bends. Spigen makes the best cases and I am confident that the case IS NOT the cause of any bends or kinks in the nexus 6p
[Nexus 6P General] wakers:
I remove mine from my pocket also and it still bent I don't know how I was thinking maybe processor heat or something caused it but I doubt that, I just use a leather sleeve not a case as such always have done no issues previous, my replacement so far has been fine
[Nexus 6P General] Pain-N-Panic:
My guess is that there was a bad batch. Something went wrong while they were making the molds creating weak spots in the aluminum frame. I have dropped my phone a few times (nothing major) with the spigen rugged armor case and I still have no dents.
[Nexus 6P General] WizeGuyDezignz:
This has been gone over a million times, it isn't a bad batch. The phone has weak spots in the frame in general. Look at the teardown photos on iFixit.

You are one of the lucky ones that hasn't had your phone bend....yet.
[Nexus 6P General] Gorgtech:
Just get over it, no matter how much you try to take care, this phone will bend or warp sooner or later. I used a Spigen Rugged Armor ( which is a rather "soft" case without much pressure against the device ) and got my device slightly warped.

I don´t think that the case was the reason. I always put the phone in my front left jeans pocket without anything else in it. I wear regular jeans, not the skinny type made for girls.

If I try to lay the display flat on a table, I can see that it´s slightly warped now. Sooner or later it might bend around the volume buttons too.

Huawei should have used a stronger design but it seems that they wanted to save some extra $$$ on the Nexus 6P.
[Nexus 6P General] toknitup420:
First off it has not been a million cases of this issue. Secondly there are just as many people with perfect devices as there are with defective devices. I've bought two that are still perfect. My buddy has now purchased 5 and all have been perfect. So it's very possible there was a manufacturing defect.
[Nexus 6P General] Wildo6882:
This!

I've heard of quite a few people having bent phones. Obviously there's a thread on it here with a lot of responses. But I've also heard of a ton of people that have perfectly fine phones - even after months. I don't doubt that this phone isn't made of the highest grade aluminum. But I can't imagine that it's just a waiting game with every single phone. We tend to forget the fact that the complainers typically voice their complaints while those with no issues are less vocal. And that forums tend to over exaggerate issues.
[Nexus 6P General] rado932:
So I don't use cases and my phone was fine, there were a few drops but nothing major, phone survived like a boss and wasn't bent at all. The most 'major' bent would take a person ages to see even after he knows there should be one. I'm not trying to say that the aluminium doesn't bent, it does easily, so get a case!

On my last drop, the phone hit my chair's metal leg where the power button is located and now it is bent there. Now the power button is constantly pressed and the phone is in a boot loop. I have called Huawei and everything should be fine, they may charge me but it's my fault anyway.
[Nexus 6P General] brent8577:
Skinny jeans are also made for men. The more you know...
[Nexus 6P General] jpbl1976:
The OP's theory about the Spigen is bogus. I've had one on my 6P for 7 months now. I don't have a kink or any cracks/scratches/bends on my 6P and I've not been shy about using my 6P. It looks exactly the same as it did when I got it. Some people are doing something with their devices that they're not admitting to, maybe because they're trying to get Google to RMA their units or some crap like that. Maybe they're wearing skinny jeans and putting them in the front pockets or putting their devices in the back pockets -- that sort of thing will almost certain put stress on the weaker structural points of the device casing. That or they're way too hard on their device buttons.

In any case, these issues sound a whole lot like the same issues that plagued the iPhone 6 Plus (not the 6S/6S Plus; Apple solved it by making their devices THICKER). While it's probably true that the alloy that Huawei used it weak or soft, a lot can be prevented by being careful. I absolutely don't believe any of the people who say their devices just up and got bent and that they're super anal about how they take care of their devices. Everyone says that but everyone's standard of care is different. It's like saying your home is clean and then when other people come they say it's a pig pen. They did something that inadvertently damaged their devices. I wish they'd shut these threads down because it's so tiring to see the theories, the denials and crap like that when all these people have to do is place a few calls and have their gadget replaced. No one is inventing a cream that will suddenly repair your device so you might as well start making calls. This is a forum for sharing USEFUL ideas, not a support group.
[Nexus 6P General] dratsablive:
At least you're being honest on how the phone got bent [emoji3]
[Nexus 6P General] ixon2001:
I had my 6P since the beginning of May had it in a rugged armour since then no signs of bending or a kink near the buttons.
[Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cindra:
Hello,

I am new to this forum and rooting procces, I've read some threads and didn't understand few things.

So, my questions are:

1. Is it possible to root phone without unlocking bootloader and losing DRM keys?

2. If it isn't,is there a way to backup DRM keys and restore them after rooting?

3. If I am able to root without unlocking bootloader will I still get OTA updates and if I do, will OTA update delete my root status?

Sorry if these questions were already asked in other thread, I was searching a bit and couldn't find any of those. Hope you can help me out.

Thank you in advance and have a nice day :)