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[Samsung Gear S3] kajos:
https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=74110507&postcount=185
[Samsung Gear S3] :
UPDATE

There is a new Gear S Plugin update available in PlayStore. They fixed the crashes, everything is working now.
[Samsung Gear S3] 6Foot3Alex:
Yeah, Samsung got their sh!t together and released a normal update to the plugin. Xiaomi mi5, no problems currently.
[General Questions and Answers] mrnapolean1:
I am aware that Phone numbers get reassigned once they get disconnected or go inactive.

Is there a way/service that will tell you the history behind your phone number?

Like if its been assigned to someone else or who had it before you?

Kinda like a background check for your phone number?

Im trying to locate a lost friend and the phone number I have for him doesn't appear to be his/not working anymore.

Any help is appreciated.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maopo2:
Must have root apps?:)
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dranoel18:
Greenify is worth a shot. And ES File Explorer has some nice functions for rooted devices.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrironsights:
Adaway
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Niko.:
Had no idea this existed... thanks
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lightbird:
SD Maid - is a Storage manager and gives you full control over every App on the System (Bootmanager, APK-exporter, System App uninstaller and freezer, App resetting, force close apps, rights manager and viewer).

It's a powerfull tool, handle whith care :).
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digdis:
Titanium backup, if you deal with custom ROMs. Nandroid manager also a nice replacement.

Faster GPS - A one time setup that helps your GPS lock faster.

And +1 for AdAway. Helps with the enormously bugging sites that force ads on you. Just keep in mind that there are few (lame) apps that will not work after this is installed.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M4Master96:
+1 for AdAway :)

also, instead of using their Host sources, you can use the consolidated hosts file from steven hosts

https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

the host files are categorised and they also contain list from adaway :)

so, you can block more type of ads and specific ads too (like social/porn)
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wickedclown691:
Where would I find the +1 app. I've looked on F-Droid site and googled it. The search results aren't turning up anything in regards to this app. Thanks for any responses.
[OnePlus 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M4Master96:
goto F-droid and search for adaway....

https://f-droid.org/packages/org.adaway/

on the next page, check for 'Packages' then 'Version 3.2' and below that you will find Download APK 5.5 MiB PGP Signature

Just click on the Download APK and the download will start :)

Press thanks if this Helped :)

Regards,

M4Master96
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] moochinazz:
Hello, ive recently bought 2 xiaomi mi a1 phones, one in Lithuania and one in Switzerland. And they both have the same problem. When you have a call, and when this other person you are calling turns on his loudspeaker, there is a very big echo (I can hear my voice echoing). Same goes for the second phone (when I turn on the loudspeaker, the person calling me hears his voice echoing). Is there a solution to a problem? Does the noise cancelling microphone not work? Its very annoig, since I use my phone for video calling alot. I could barely hear the person calling me when he turns on loudspeaker. Although when recording video, the sound is loud and clear. Does anyone have a similar problem? i believe it has something to do with noise cancellation.. Maybe there is a solution for this?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Natakranta:
I found this thread searching for "echo" on Mi A1 forums. Has anybody found a solution?

My mums Mi A1 is on November (latest) update, simply rooted with Magisk, no mods, keep it simple.

When I video call her on Duo, I hear myself back annoyingly loud. Hard to maintain conversation when my phones loudspeaker repeats everything I say to her. Any remedy on fixing Mi A1 noise cancellation?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] zazzy24:
Omg! And i was blaming poor network for this issue!! It is really annoying and now that i know its an issue with the phone i will report it on the feedback app and hope that they resolve it somehow..
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Natakranta:
So, anybody found fix to echo of loudspeaker for recipient of calls / video calls?

I haven't updated yet to December OTA, can somebody test it and let know? Make a video call on Duo with somebody and ask if he hears echo of his own words.

Thanks!
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] scoobygram:
I'm running on December update. My friend reports there was an echo while we were talking on Duo. So I was forced to use handsfree.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Natakranta:
Thanks for confirming. So it seams December OTA is not fixing it. It makes the phone basically useless if i can't have call or video call on loudspeaker. That's a serious bug. I wonder why no more people is complaining about it.

At this point I can only hope Oreo update will bring fix. It would be great if somebody from Oreo beta testing group could confirm echo bug is fixed.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Olystem:
Same here I also Facing This Issue . Can't able to Doing video Call on Duo For Outside of india It's a Serious Bug on Mia1 .
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Natakranta:
I got confirmation in other thread that it's fixed in Oreo beta.

Now all it's left is to arm ourselves in patience and wait for Oreo OTA to drop.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] scoobygram:
[MENTION=1818561]moochinazz[/MENTION], [MENTION=5180758]Natakranta[/MENTION] any of you folks are running Oreo already? Any updates on the echo issue?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] Natakranta:
Not yet. It's family member phone actually, I'm reading through Oreo bug reports and holding on manual update. It hasn't received OTA notification yet.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] scoobygram:
No issue with latest Duo. I'm still on Nougat.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] birdie:
Echo cancellation barely works on this phone. Hopefully Xiaomi will fix this issue, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] luxerinolt:
My A1 Is also from Lithuania, but i have no problems.

Im currently at Android 8.0
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] NexNico:
I bought this phone to my gf and the echo cancellation doesn't work at all, has anyone found a fix?
[Xiaomi Mi A1 Questions & Answers] lukanz:
does the echo problem still exists?
[Infinix HOT 2] azam426:
I hope All the developers of Infinix Hot 2 Forum are aware that Android 7.1.2 is Ported to MTK6582 Devices..

Also a developer ported 7.1.2 to Infinix HOT ( X507 ) device too..

We hope we will taste Android 7.1.2 Based ROMs on our Infinix Hot 2 ( X510 ) very soon..

http://vivo-y15roms.blogspot.com/2017/09/viper-os-v21-712-python-22-9-for-vivo.html

http://www.techzbyte.com/2017/10/viper-os-n-mt6582-for-infinix-hot-x507.html

http://www.techzbyte.com/2017/09/mt6582-miui9-for-infinix-hot-x507.html

http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=562976&st=4760#entry64707611
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sunstarx55:
Heya, would someone be willing to help me root my LG G3 (D855)?

I've tried OneClickRoot before a few years ago and it worked great. However somewhere along the line it stopped working, I assume I installed an update that broke it.

OneClickRoot seems to work okay, no errors. But after it's done apps such as Root Checker say it's not rooted, and SuperSu is nowhere to be found.

It's 5.0, if anymore info is required just let me know.

I loath asking, but most of the guides that I come across seem outdated or have many other people saying it's no longer working.

Thanks for any help :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sunstarx55:
Welp, I tried StumpRoot. Which stated that the phone was already rooted. Installed SuperSu from the play store and it told me there was no root detected.

Phone was on 95% battery, then it turned off and doesn't boot or charge...

Have I bricked it?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M0rtiferrimus:
Have you tried doing a hard reset? Hold the power and volume down buttons for 10 seconds.

Another possibility (though unlikely to make much of a difference) would be to remove your battery for a few minutes, then put it back in and try booting.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sunstarx55:
I tried everything I can think of. Best I managed to do was get it to boot twice by doing a combo of charging, taking the battery out, and then holding the power button for 10 seconds. But after about 30 seconds of being on the lock screen it blue screens. Most of the time it only shows the LG screen then blue screens.

It's either the mobo or the battery, I'm 99% certain it's because I left it on charge every minute I was home from the moment I bought it. I'll buy a spare battery and see if that works. It's no biggie though, I'm upgrading to a LG G6 on Tuesday.

If you've got any other ideas on the blue screen issue I'd be happy to try solutions. Thanks :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M0rtiferrimus:
I can think of 3 more things you can try:

1. Get the phone into recovery mode. If you have TWRP installed you can wipe the storage, flash a new ROM, and save the phone.

2. Get the phone into download mode and flash stock firmware using LGFlashTool.

3. Your phone's soldering may have just gone bad coincidentally. This is a common issue with G3's as they get older and generally signals the end of the phone's life. You can try reflowing the solder by baking the motherboard in the oven around 500 degrees for 15 minutes holding a hair dryer over the NAND while applying pressure for 2 minutes. I've heard of this extending people's phones' lives anywhere from 3 months to 0 months. As a last resort, it's worth a shot.

Edit: took a second look at this thread: https://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/g3-hardware-problems-solved-bsod-screen-t3597086

Apparently a hair dryer is good enough. For sure a hot air rework station is better. Either way, consider this a last resort method that has a significant chance of rendering the phone completely inoperable.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tekkneke:
Guys -- When LG unveiled the phone there was mention of Fast Wireless Charging (I have posted a screenshot of the event below).

Has anyone had any success with this? I am using a "Spigen Fast Charge" unit, that works with Samsung. It is supposed to provide fast charging as long as you use a QC 2.0 or 3.0 adapter, which I am currently testing with. However, so far I am getting normal wireless charge only, and if I swap out the adapter I get the same speed.

Can anyone advise if they are getting this to work, and if so, please let me know what you are using.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] kevsteele:
Interesting - I'm using a Samsung Rapid Wireless Charging pad, and the V30 doesn't mention "fast wireless charging" when sitting on it. Hopefully it's rapid charging and just doesn't say "rapid wireless charging" onscreen...but I don't know....
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] tekkneke:
After digging a little deeper, I figured it out. There are two commonly distributed versions of Qi wireless charging right now, and those are five watt and 10 Watt. 10 watt has been widely labeled as fast charging. However, there is now a 15 watt standard that is so new that it is pretty hard to get the pads for currently.

As luck would have it our brand new phone uses the brand new standard. So this means we get awesome super fast wireless charging, but it is very hard to find the pads at a decent price. Older pads do work, of course, but at the 5w speed. I tested and was unable to get any faster result from the 10w pad vs the 5w.

The 2 that I found that existed are an Incipio Ghost 15w, and Belkin Boost Up 15w wireless charging pad. The Incipio one runs $60 and only appears to be available on their website right now. The Belkin one is on Amazon for $60 but is currently backordered. There is another seller selling for $70 on Amazon, but I'm sure those will sell out soon.

Another option is AT&T who has the Belkin at the $70 retail price. They seem to have them in stock in their warehouse but very limited stock in stores.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] sn0warmy:
Great info. Thanks!

We should keep this thread updated with links to fast wireless chargers that work with the V30.

Perhaps you could even update the title of the thread and content of the first post.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] idkwhothatis123:
Best buy also carries the Belkin model. $60
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
Are any of the new (faster) standard charging pads in the tilt style?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] gsw5700:
Stay with standard charging, less heat and the sealed battery will last longer:) Try and only charge to 90 % if you can, less charge cycles
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] csl810:
Verizon is now selling a "house brand" quick charger capable of 15w. It is on sale right now for $69.99. The specs look to be adequate for the V30 quick charge requirements. It comes with its own power brick that has a 3A output at varying voltages. That should be more than enough power to meet the 15w Qi standard. I bought one for my V30 and will be testing it out starting tonight. I will post my results here.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] MaxusValtron:
Please do! I've been looking around for chargers that are ACTUALLY 15W chargers. I got burned by buying one that was labeled 15W--as in, it had three 5W coils, and would pick the one with the best connection from that.

I've actually been looking at the Wireless Power Consortium (the entity that regulates the Qi standard) website and there you can sort all approved chargers that support the "extended power profile" ie, 15W. Here's the complete list, if anyone is interested. Many of those are just circuit boards, designed for some other company to integrate into a device. Actual chargers on that list are only the Incipio Ghost, Belkin Boost, Verizon "in house", and one from a company called "Zens". The Zens doesn't appear to be readily available in the US, but maybe someone else will have better luck finding one.

Anyway, long story short, the Verizon one actually looks like the best design. It's based on the "B" reference spec, so it supports repositioning of the device (hence the 4 coils). The Belkin and Incipio do not. So if the Verizon really is all that it seems to be, it looks like the on to get!
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] claydoh:
I just got the Incipio Ghost 15 Watt pad, but the phone does not seem to indicate fast charging - the LED is supposed to pulse in this case - but seems to be charging at a rate similar to being plugged in.

It was on Newegg for 44 dollars, and I had a gift card so...
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] jsgraphicart:
This doesn't really have anything to do with fast wireless charging but does anyone know of a way to change or turn off the wireless charging sound? It sounds more like a notification that a "charging" sound.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] csl810:
Here are the specs on the Verizon Fast Charging Pad (15w):

INPUT is 100-240V @ 1.4A

OUTPUT is 5-9V @ 3A, 15-20V @ 2.25A

INITIAL RESULTS:

This pad charged the V30 from the 15% low battery notification in 2 hours, 40 minutes. The max charge current reported by the Ampere app was 820mA, but normally it settled in around 750mA. Honestly, I would expect a true 15w charge to yield times close to 2 hours from zero percent....just a touch slower than fast charging with a cable. Not once during the charge did the OS ever report "fast wireless charging"--only "charging wirelessly". The battery reached a max temperature during charging of 36.3 C.

The V30 being capable of fast 15w wireless charging, despite what they have stated, could be a myth. I see no difference in performance between this verified 15w charger and say the Samsung convertible or any other fast charger out there right now. This may be an LG feature that is not turned on yet. Who knows?

I will keep working with it for a few days and let everyone know if something changes.

I am disappointed right now...first the crappy low-light screen imperfections...now the ambiguous fast charging. The V30 is a fantastic phone that looks like it might yet again fall just short of true greatness. C'mon, LG!
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] csl810:
Real Test Results

Here is the average of three 0 to 100% wireless charges using Verizon's new Wireless Charging Pad 15w.

The total time from zero is almost exactly 3 hours and 30 minutes.

0 to 5% , 7 minutes

10% at 21 minutes

15% at 35 minutes

20% at 48 minutes

25% at 58 minutes -- this is where LG claims it will charge to 50% with fast wireless charge (55 min.)

30% at 75 minutes

35% at 88 minutes

40% at 101 minutes

45% at 111 minutes

50% at 128 minutes -- this is 70 minutes slower than "fast" wireless charging as presented by LG

...and so on...

100% at 210 minutes

There is clearly some heat management, current management, etc. happening as the intervals vary in a kind of cyclical pattern: fast, slow, a bit faster, a bit faster, fast, slow... The charger may even be delivering different voltages at certain times. I don't have a means of testing that right now.

The battery temperature never exceeded 37 C, so despite the fact that the Verizon pad has no active cooling, it doesn't appear that it will be an issue.

From the data, it seems clear that with a certified 15w charging pad, the times are actually between standard Qi (5w) and fast wireless charging a la Samsung (9w-10w).

In conclusion, I'm not really sure what LG is doing here. This is not the promised fast wireless charging. It is kind of like barely faster standard wireless charging. Hopefully this can be addressed in firmware or software updates.

The Verizon Fast Wireless Charging Pad 15w is up to the task power-wise, so it is anybody's guess as to why it just doesn't work the way it should. I may be taking the Verizon pad back and just going with one of the good regular Qi charging pads for now. No fault of Verizon...I just can't justify a fast charger for a phone that S L O W charges.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] y8s:
Thanks for the measurements.

Could I ask a very small favor? I have a thin case and a flygrip. Total thickness is about .33 inches.

My previous phone (original Droid Turbo) with the flygrip charged fine on my Tylt VU. This phone wont charge with even a case on it. Not sure if the 3 coils aren't lined up properly for the V30 or what, but I'd like to have wireless charging back.

Note that it DOES work with no case. But no case, no flygrip = glass phone slipping out of my hand and dying a quick death.

Can you slip about .33 inches of plastic or something inert between the charger and phone and see if it charges? For reference the phone is about .30 inches thick, so something about like that. A new stack of post-its with 12 sheets removed is pretty close.

Big thanks.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] csl810:
The phone charges reliably through the thickness of 2 regular TPU cases. I slipped a V20 case on the outside of a V30 case and it works great. That thickness is 0.275 inch (~7 mm). That is 0.275 inch of TPU between the back glass and the charging pad. The interesting thing is, if i slip just one index card under the two cases it won't initiate a charge. But, if i place a third piece of TPU on there it will initiate a charge, but it becomes fussy at to where the phone is placed. That total thickness is ~0.355 inch (~9 mm). Now if I stack only index cards on the pad, it could only manage 0.22 inch reliably--with no case on the V30. This would seem to indicate that the type of material makes a difference. TPU is much more forgiving than paper--or--maybe the density of the paper is higher than the density of the TPU...I am just guessing.

So, I was able to get 0.355 inch of TPU working with the Verizon pad, which has 4 charging coils. It is finicky at that thickness. It just depends on what is between the coils and the phone.

It should easily charge with something as thick as the Otterbox Defender case. I'm not sure if you can get it to work with the flygrip and thin case at the same time.

I hope this helps a little bit.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] y8s:
You're my hero.

I might have to go down to the VZW store and make them open one up for me to test. I do love me some Qi.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] MaxusValtron:
Thanks for the very extensive testing you've done! A shame that it showed pretty much no charging improvement. Really frustrating that the phone does not appear to actually be charging at 15W or even 10W speeds.

I wonder what happened? LG seems to have been pretty clear about support for 15W Qi charging, and the V30 is even registered to the WPC as a receiver supporting the "Extended Power Profile (15W)". It does show as only 10.5W maximum received power, but that makes sense that there's power losses and such.

So what's the deal? Is there a software setting that's disabled? Is it an Android 8.0 only thing? I could believe some kind of marketing mixup (whether intentional or not) on the part of LG, but I would think the WPC registration should be right....
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] AndreyDarby:
Fast wireless works fine with Zens charger. Indicates "fast wireless" explicitly. And it converts into a stand as an added bonus.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] CHH2:
Actually, someone in the wireless charger thread (I think that's where it is) in the accessories subforum has indicated that it will fast charge wirelessly but as of this moment, there's only three chargers that will do it and they're all $60 or more. It seems you have to be using one of those three 15W chargers.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] MaxusValtron:
Ah I see that. So it does seem to be capable of fast charging, at least with the Belkin BoostUp and the Zens. However, on this thread another user indicated that the Incipio ghost 15W was NOT "fast charging", and neither is the Verizon Fast Charger. So right now it's really only those two, though I can't imagine why.

I'll try to look for the Zens charger, it looks like the nicest of all I've seen—just really hard to find!
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Puddies:
I have the problem, that my recorded movies (from lineage recorder app) look blueish. This also affects captured screenshots, which are delivered by the screen capturing service for android apps.

When I take a screenshot with volume down + power, the screenshot has the correct colours. They only look blueish, if an app takes the screenshot using the android screen capturing service.

I have a OnePlus 5 128GB with LineageOS 14.1.

I attached two sample screenshots: (a) volume down + power screenshot, (b) screenshot taken by an android app.

(a) looks normal, (b) looks blueish (you see it in the white textbox)

There seems to be any kind of overlay, but I cannot find any overlay in my settings. Livedisplay is disabled.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] Puddies:
No ideas? :confused:

How could this "overlay" could be caused?? I am very confused. :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] nuttyprof:
sorry if this is a newb question. I searched and I cant find an answer either.

I am running Dutty's v4.

I tried to change the "video" box on the 3 sided cube to a voice recorder, but it wont stay for some reason. Any ideas?

Also, in my videos, I cannot view any videos... I have to physically find the file and play it with windows media player... strange.

Thanks.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] nuttyprof:
ok nvm. fixed it. soft reset after changing the settings. duh...
[Raspberry Pi General] cRaZyzMaN:
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