yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Desire 510] mohlinkinpark:
version : 0.5

version-bootloader : 3.19.0.0000

version-baseband : 01.02.010_U10251_36.08.40814

version-cpld : None

version-microp : None

version-main :

version-misc : PVT SHIP S-ON

serialno : CC48P00000

imei : 3530000000000

imei2 : Not Support

meid : 00000000000000

product : a11_ul

platform : hTCBmsm8916

modelid : 0PCV20000

cidnum : HTC__102

battery-status : good

battery-voltage : 0mV

partition-layout : Generic

security : on

build-mode : SHIP

boot-mode : FASTBOOT

commitno-bootloader : f53c55a7

hbootpreupdate : 11

gencheckpt : 0

mfg-name : 1001

need firmware o2 cid 102 not 002
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] Jubei-1:
Hi Guys,

I do have a strange Problem here. I enrolled for Spotify Premium and it works fine on my PC and on my AVR but somehow my S7 Edge still shows it as free Account. I followed all the tips and tricks in the Spotify Community. Uninstalling, deleting leftovers, reinstalling and so forth. Nothing seems to help.

On my international S7Edge I'm using the Renovate Rom but I also tried my Spotify Account on a friends stock S7E and it still doesn't work.

Any Ideas ? Wrong CSC ? Custom Rom ?

I'm pretty clueless right now.

-Jubei
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] XxLordxX:
Hi,

The custom ROM shouldn't be the cause of problem, I was going to suggest uninstalling the app or installing in another phone but you've already tried and it didn't work well. So the best I think you can do is contacting Spotify reporting this problem.

I know it may sound a bit stupid, but do you happen to have 2 accounts? Are you entering the right account?

All the best,

~Lord
[Google Pixel Accessories] mt2020:
Anyone tried or know of a tested and working usbC hub? Need to get HDMI out while charging the Pixel simultaneously.
[HTC Bolt / 10 Evo Questions & Answers] Arpman96:
I got an interesting notification pushed from Google Play over the weekend. I did not have Google Play app scanning enabled which is why I assume this was pushed from Google servers. It just popped up. I wasn't even doing anything at the time. I looked at the notification payload in the notification log and it indeed was from com.android.vending so it wasn't some imposter notification.

Anyhow, the notification made it clear in no uncertain terms that regardless of any past good experiences with the TouchPal keyboard, this version should be REMOVED from the phone. There was mention of it capturing data it wasn't supposed to. I should have grabbed a screen shot.

Fortunately, I was already using GBoard. HTC, like a number of others, pre-installs TouchPal so I was only able to disable it.

Do I trust Google and US Gov implicity? No. But I certainly put more stock in them than a keyboard straight out of China. There are few more dangerous apps you can put on an Android device than a keyboard IMO.

Anybody else seen this?
[HTC Bolt / 10 Evo Questions & Answers] Garrett87:
I would love to know how to remove this horribly invasive friggin program called TouchPal I disable it daily and it has permissions allowing it to make better use of my phone than I can......nice.....right?!?!!.......

Anyway anyone with knowledge on how to do this please email me.

Garrett87gilmore@gmail.com

Thanks,

Person fed up with annoying apps.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bdussault:
Does anyone want to help a newbie upgrade to nougat? If you could teach it to me like I'm a five year old that would be best haha. My GS6 is rooted but my rom is stock. Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spawn1981:
Hello, since a few days my Note 4 has the problem that it looses connection. WiFi works perfect but mobile data and normal signal are gone at least once a day and the only thing that helps is to reboot the phone.

Is this an OS failure or a modem failure? If its a modem failure where can I get a new one for austria?

Thanks for the help.

Edit:

Tried some modems from here for the 910F and now its totaly broken. I have no signal at all, Baseband Unknown and when I turn on Mobile data it says that i have to insert a Sim Card and its restarting a few minutes after its turned on.

Edit 2:

Flashed an update from my operator and its working again, but on the downside I have the operator**** back on my phone again.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spawn1981:
Okay it didn't help. Its loosing signsl again and can't reconnect it also has mocrofreezes now.

Is there really no one that can help?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] slee2714:
I am using exynos on N. Was getting ~6 hours SOT on MM, phone would last almost 2 days. After flashing nougat, only getting around 2-3 SOT and phone doesn't even last 1 day.

I am:

-not using any package disablers

-not using AOD

-I would say even usage of wifi/data

-all motion detection off, not very many apps doing background syncing (or so I think)

I have owned this phone for almost 1 year now, always fast charging everyday so my battery is probably very weak by now.

Should I:

1. Try flashing a custom debloated N ROM? (I've had people on here tell me they used ton of different N ROMs for months and they still went back to MM for longer battery life.)

2. Try flashing a custom debloated MM ROM?

3. Pay ~$70-80 to get a new battery?

For example I am considering flashing superman rom but not sure if I should flash mm or N.

I don't know how people are getting 8-9 hours SOT on nougat. If anyone could give advice that would be great.

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] XxLordxX:
Hi,

Since you're charging the phone everyday with fast charge and is using it for almost a year, then you have to keep in mind that the battery won't last as long as when you got the device.

You can however try to get around the aging of the phone by making use of less bloated ROMs and more battery efficient kernels, if you're not using Knox featured neither is using Samsung Pay, then since you're at the end of your warranty I highly recommend installing a custom ROM.

I do not think that the downgrade is a good solution, first because you won't be able to do it AFAIK, Samsung Knox prevents a system downgrade ever since the S4 IIRC. So unless you get a custom Marshmallow ROM that works for your current Nougat bootloader (which isn't impossible, I think most should run).

Personally in your situation I'd first try a clean stock install, if the problem persists I'd go for a Nougat ROM, because since you are installing a custom ROM, why not go for the latest and greatest instead of downgrading since you can get a good battery life on the Nougat ROM as well?

All the best,

~Lord
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] MisterKanister:
I'm as well having poorer battery life on Nougat than I had with MM, though 2-3 hours SOT seems to be too low.

On Nougat I get 5 hours SOT, while on MM 7 hours were the norm. Hopefully Sammy will release some update "soon" (lol, ok: somewhen...)

Anyway, what do you mean by downgrade not possible?

What happens when I flash a stock MM Rom through ODIN now, won't that work?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] GrippingSphere:
Downgrading to MM from Nougat works just fine by flashing official MM Rom via Odin.

I did it on my G935F because I'm using xposed which is not yet working in Nougat.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] XxLordxX:
Hi,

Good to know that downgrade is still a possibility, I've read on another thread (don't remember where or when tho) that some users reported having Odin simply failing to flash a downgrade (IIRC was S6 MM downgrade to LP). Sorry for the misinformation :).

All the best,

~Lord
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] majidshahab091:
Nice to here that u got successfull in downgrading... i also wana go back to MM..so should i also try?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] GrippingSphere:
It's really up to the phone's owner to decide. One can only suggest but everyone has its own reasons to choose either N or MM.

One thing i noticed during the downgrade, it's asking for your Google password so be sure to know it. It may also cause your phone to freeze during boot up, the solution for this is to go to Recovery and wipe data/factory reset and wipe cache. So be sure to backup first your data by using TB or synchronisation thru your Google acct or Samsung acct.

Also because S7 snd S7e have no removable batteries, be sure you know how to go to Download or Recovery mode without first turning off the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] majidshahab091:
Ok thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] andiling:
If doing a downgrade I would strongly recommend a factory resets as you may encounter a problem anytime since there's no downgrade migration.

Though everyone can decide by his own you should keep in mind you won't get any further security updates for Marshmallow from Samsung. In such case it may be better to go for a custom Marshmallow ROM which is still maintained (if available).

The battery management on Nougat is definitely better than on Marshmallow. You may search for the reasons of your problems...
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Questions and Answers] drummerman:
It's not difficult to change the battery. There are some good step by step online manuals on youtube.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moneymike703:
Know how you get S2U2 on my device i have a ppc 6800.....i tryed downloading the zip link and it say's buy now or use registration code, i'm not sure what too do

I'm very new at this stuff and help is very wonderful:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] courtlandre:
No offense, but you seem like an idiot. All of your posts have been really stupid. You may just be a troll, but you are fun to respond to.

If you seriously cannot figure out how to use S2U2 then I suggest you sell your device to me for $50 which will give you enough to buy a normal flip phone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moneymike703:
well thanks for the help....

I'm just very new too this:) I have got everything else to work besides this
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] courtlandre:
by the way, your thread on ppcgeeks. To install .cab files, connect your phone through activesync, hit explore and drag the cab file over. Then on your phone, using file explorer, navigate to the cab file and click it. It will install.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moneymike703:
thanks alot, but the .cab file for the s2u2 won't download on my computer that buy now registration thing come up
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] courtlandre:
What link are you using? rapidshare has a free option.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] courtlandre:
use the following:

http://ac.xenpage.eu/S2U2-0.97-WM5.rar

Then download winrar, there is a trial version that lasts forever. open it, and drag the cab file to your phone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] skanndelus:
no need for this here
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moneymike703:
ok thanks alot
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] moneymike703:
thats the one i was using....
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] Habbz:
Hi i'm wondering if there's a way to get Xposed framework on my kindle fire hdx 8.9 ?

If there is, could someone point me in the right direction with instructions please.

I downloaded HDxposed from one of the other threads and it totally messed up my system , it was 100% my own fault for not doing more research, that's why i'm asking here, also apologies if this has been covered countless times.

Thanks all
[Kindle Fire HDX 7" & 8.9" Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] DB126:
If device is running FireOS I would recommend you avoid installing Xposed Framework. If you have a 3rd gen device you can root and unlock the bootloader which opens the door to several custom ROMs that are Xposed friendly.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenix061992:
Surprisingly the pocket mode isn't working for me in OOS 3.5.8. My proximity sensor is working fine and the pocket mode is turned on yet the fingerprint scanner keeps scanning inside my pocket which in turn heats up the phone draining all my battery in few hours. Please help. Any suggestion will be highly appreciated :).
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ch3tan007:
Same is happening to me after OOS 3.5.8 update
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoenix061992:
Anyone???? Please provide a solution :(
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] congtu463:
waiting solution :(
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] utkarsh102:
Its a bug in oos. Change your rom.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sam Nakamura:
Pocket mode is broken on OOS, only oneplus can fix it...
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
Hey,

When you connect the Note 3 to a PC you can change the USB interface from Meda devide (MTP) to Media device (USB 3.0). I was wondering if there's a way to set the USB 3.0 option as default.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] golalmo:
in "developer options" menu you can configure the default behave of USB connection.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
I searched that menu 3 times now, and I can't find it anywhere. Are you sure that it's there? I'm on Kitkat (4.4.2).
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zlazaar:
This option is only available on AOSP/CM based roms.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
Maybe an Xposed mod which makes it possible to set that option?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zlazaar:
That option in developer menu will only give you choice between MTP, PTP, USB Charge only. This is not what you are seeking for.

If i remember well, there is a ServiceMode code that let you force the usb connection protocol and behavior.

Try *#0808# or look for the correct one using Phone Info app.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
Wow nice thanks that worked.

Although I don't understand the options I'm getting.

See attached file.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK0079:
Google. All the way.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
I meant: I know what MTP and ADB is, but none of these options have the USB 3.0 setting right?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zlazaar:
No, sorry it's been a long time since I've not used a stock rom.

I'm convinced now it's kernel related, but can't help you more.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] golalmo:
i on a custome rom based on stock and have this option in the developer screen
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zlazaar:
Good to know, thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spir4:
Lollipop I assume? I can't find it, and I'm on Kitkat.

Besides, you still don't have the option to set USB 3.0 as the standard way of connecting. Or does it do that automatically in Lollipop?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] lightninbug:
My DM with a T-Mobile rep.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] 954wrecker:
That was a waste since it was a known fact already. Wish you had asked them what bands the phone supports since they don't list them all anywhere. AT&T lists them all on the website and looks like the best choice if T-Mobile won't provide that info
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BarryH_GEG:
You said this...

I wouldn't be so sure until it's proven.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/11149/samsung-announces-exynos-8895-soc-10nm​

In reading your exchange with T-Mobile it came across fairly righteous - "it's my phone and I should be able to do what I want with it." Knowing T-Mobile's phones have locked bootloaders it's your choice whether to buy them or, like the CSR said in your exchange, find a phone that suits you and "bring your own." Trying to get them to reverse a security policy that helps far more people than it hurts seems like a pretty futile exercise.

The value of the modding community to a company with 52+M wireless subscribers is pretty low. There are 336K active (used the site in the past 30 days) XDA members. If every XDA member was on T-Mobile and moved to another carrier in protest that's less than 1/10 of 1% of T-Mobile's subscriber base. Samsung, the carriers, and even Google are far more interested in national and global corporate accounts and those accounts demand security. That's why Knox, locked bootloaders, and what's mentioned as coming in the above article exist. Companies like OnePlus, Oppo, and HTC aren't ever going to land big corporate and government contracts where Samsung can and does. That's why carriers and Samsung lock their bootloaders. The company I work for only allows iPhones to connect to Exchange. We Android users have to use some kludged containerized e-mail product that doesn't integrate with the rest of the phone and even then its only available on current model Samsung phones. It is what it is.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] ethanscooter:
We'll get the engineering firmware leaked and have root anyways. Our little way of protesting.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] almahix:
Maybe I'll wait for the Pixel2 this fall. I know that will be unlocked, easily rootable, and supported by the dev community. There are few options for the S7 now and I expect much the same for the S8. My last Samsung phone was a Note 3 and the dev support was limited. I love my current Nexus 6 so I am in no rush.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] galaxys:
This might be a good plan...How big is the screen supposed to be?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tidbits:
Here you go. It's been listed a day after since preorders started.

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/galaxy-s8-plus-t-mobile

2G GSM: GSM850,GSM900,DCS1800,PCS1900

3G UMTS: B1(2100),B2(1900),B4(AWS),B5(850)

3G TD-SCDMA: B34(2010),B39(1880)

4G FDD LTE: B1(2100),B2(1900),B3(1800),B4(AWS),B5(850),B7(2600),B8(900),B12(700),B13(700),B18(800),B19(800),B20(800),B25(1900),B26(800),B66(AWS-3)

4G TDD LTE: B38(2600),B39(1900),B40(2300),B41(2500)
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] YellowGTO:
I really don't agree with this. There is no reason they couldn't design a phone to be secure and able to flash other operating systems. Windows for example can use bitlocker, but that doesn't stop you from formating the drive out and install linux. I agree if you're leasing that phone the leasing company has the right to protect its asset, but if you buy it outright, you should be able to do what you want with it. Even if you had to send the phone to Samsung, you should have some avenue to unlock a device you own.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] galaxys:
That's the XDA spirit! :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BarryH_GEG:
Kind of the tail (the single digit percentage of people wanting to root their phones regardless of the security implications) wagging the dog (everyone else concerned about security and 100% of companies wanting to protect their business data). Android security is so totally bankrupt that the company I work for won't allow Android devices to connect to Exchange. While iPhone users have full EAS access I'm stuck using OWA. I personally hope Samsung goes beyond KNOX to secure their phones so I and others like me can get real access to company assets rather than dealing with kluges and work-arounds. I'm sure that's why Samsung's doing more than Google to secure their phones. People who want unlocked bootloaders and root access have plenty of options other than Samsung so it's not like anyone's being harmed.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] YellowGTO:
Samsung can add anything they want to secure the phones. Doesn't change the fact that you should be able to unlock the phone via some service. Konx is already the highest rated mass produced enterprise software (http://www.informationweek.com/mobi...eats-ios-android-gartner-finds/d/d-id/1325145), and it does just fine being rooted. It's a very expensive device that pretty much becomes garbage after a few years. On the other hand, I still use my touch pro tablet that runs 7.1.2. Not to mention if it were illegal to lock phones, shops would pop up overnight to upgrade peoples dated phones to the latest and greatest.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] BarryH_GEG:
An analogy. You want a light weight performance oriented two seat convertible - a "true sports car." But you also want luxury appointments and an abundance of high-end optional equipment and a prestigious brand. Do you: A) buy something that meets your first set of requirements like a Mazda MX-5, or B) go to BMW forums and bash BMW and complain to fellow forum members that the Z4 isn't a "true sports car" because of its weight and price? Or worse, buy it and complain after the fact how horrible BMW is because of their product choices? It's an example of not being able to have your cake and eat it too. Mazda offers what they offer and BMW offers what they offer. You don't get to tell either to change their product strategy. You do get to vote with your wallet.

Samsung's got the most rigid Android security and seems to be ratcheting it up even further with a h/w security coprocessor in Exynos 8895. OnePlus, HTC, Huawei, Pixel/Nexus are the most liberal. It seems ludicrous to pick a Samsung phone for modding when clearly the product isn't the best choice. The other mentioned brands are a far better choice. You can't have your cake and eat it too. That's just the way life works.

If you believe an unlocked bootloader and rooting are a God given right since it's "your phone and you paid for it" the solutions simple. Don't buy a Samsung phone. And if you do, lamenting Samsung's security restrictions here after the fact just reinforce you shouldn't have bought the phone in the first place.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] 954wrecker:
Very well said and the exact reason after my note 3 and note 5 I left for OnePlus
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Guides, News, & Discussion] YellowGTO:
The analogy is terrible. And the reason I use Samsung is for Knox. I'm not looking for root myself (at this moment). A better and simpler analogy would be you buy a miata, later on in life you want to do an LS1 swap but Mazada has welded the engine bay shut. There just isn't a reason for it. being able to change the operating system has no bearing on the security of a device. If they want to stop you from rooting Samsungs version of android fine, encrypt the disk, whatever they want. I should still be able to wipe out the partition and install something like Ubuntu phone (I know dead).
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] lightninbug:
My DM with a T-Mobile rep.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] 954wrecker:
Any chance you can ask them to list the actual bands the phone supports?
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Duncan1982:
I'm glad I'll be the recipient of the Exynos (unlocked) version. However i can get with the whole security aspect in regards to Google wallet & Samsung Pay/android pay. Like you mentioned though i NEVER and will EVER use this service, it gets disabled from the moment i get the phone (plus my bank doesn't support it anyway lol).

You pay a premium it should be up to the user as to what he does and yes what he/she risks.

I am very much against taking away the option of root and custom ROMs because of a service being forced upon us.
[Samsung Galaxy S8+ Guides, News, & Discussion] Harry44:
I second being against them taking away root and ROMs and forcing services upon us. If there was less or no fragmentation in android with regards to updates, I could perhaps stay stock..