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[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] RivAngE:
Yep, I'm sure it was Go Launcher and went to the settings to find the option but I couldn't find it at first. Because I couldn't find the option I started believing that it might be something different and I googled it, that's how I came here and I was made sure this was the problem.

After more thorough check of Go Launcher settings, I noticed there's an "advanced" option in the settings, in there is the "weather alert" option.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] abdullah1994uk:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rglldkZHjbU[/YOUTUBE]

This rom comes with the stock camera. Has anyone tried it yet? How is battery life and stablility?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] ChriKn:
The video seems down.

Do you have a link for this ROM ?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] perpels:
I'm running the LineageOS 15.1 ROM which is slick af, but video recording doesn't work in any of the ROMs I've tried (LOS, Phh-Treble 8.0/8.1, OpenKirin for Honor 10 View 8.0/8.1). Still images are good and with some effort I got the phh treble Huawei camera to work for still images at least. Battery is slightly worse but still more than good enough
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Anearion:
Any viable for daily driver?

I’m considering buying this phone with the sole intention of putting a stock/close to stock ROM on it. Would you consider any of the ROMs you’ve tried good enough for a permenant daily driver?

Be harsh in your judgement, I’m happy to do a bit of fiddling to get stuff set up but I’m not an enthusiast at this any more.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] ChriKn:
This may be an incomplete answer, but I bought mine two days ago with the same idea in mind and may be able to give you my results.

In short : EMUI is a joke, it is unimaginable for me that people can like this as the software feels cluttered and uninspired.

From the AOSP point of things : except for the camera, the basic stuff works great once you got how to flash these things (little advice, don't flash TWRP, as stock recovery is hard to get in case you want to get back to stock).

But things seem to change quite rapidly, so maybe everything could be easy and fixed by next week
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] perpels:
LineageOS 15.1. It's decent in all aspects except video, runs smooth without any snags and works as a daily driver. If you use 2 sims and a lock screen you gotta disable pin for sim 2. Auto brightness works but is overly aggressive. Getting the ROM loaded was super smooth, some simple ADB commands and a factory reset and it's good to go.

I'm pretty happy with it as the honeymoon period of stock EMUI has ended and the super aggressive RAM management that kills timers and countdowns is the worst waste of 6GB RAM I've ever seen.

You might wanna check out Nokia 7 Plus though
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Dr. Daan:
I really like the either the lineage or stock aosp roms. The camera is indeed way worse, which kind of sucks, have not tried adding the stock huawei camera app. I also have this issue where my wifi hotspot, bluetooth hotspot or usb tethering all are not working :( But think I am one of the few with these issues, or are there more people with this problem?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Anearion:
Thanks for the responses guys. As Perpels suggests, the other phone I'm looking at is the Nokia 7 Plus, so I guess I'll just be keeping an eye on M10P ROM progress until N7+ full reviews start showing.

At the moment it looks like Lower spec processor/headphone jack/Android One vs High spec processor/AMOLED/ ROM headaches.

Urgh.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] ChriKn:
Hey folks, I just made a little guide to make all this a bit easier. Feel free to give it a look !

https://xdaforums.com/mate-10/how-to/guide-treble-compatible-rom-t3761927
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] joesee:
Guys,

I didn't see any questions popped up in the forum yet about unlocked bootloaders. I'd like to buy an unlocked version directly from Samsung. I remember Best Buy selling a different version of an unlocked S7 and S8 that you could not unlock the bootloader. With that said, I wanted to create a small list of the majority of S9's here in the states and see if we can confirm the bootloader is unlockable and that fastboot commands work.

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ Unlocked direct from Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ Unocked from brick and mortar stores like Best Buy / B&H Photo, etc.

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ from Verizon

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ from Sprint

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ from AT&T

Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ from T-Mobile

Thanks, guys!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
That's because we all know the snapdragon ones will be locked, if you want an unlocked bootloader get the european one.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] protella:
I thought that "unlocked" in this context just meant it it's unlocked from the various carriers, not that the bootloader was unlocked?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] joesee:
Clearly we 'all' don't know, hence the reason why the thread was created.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] joesee:
Do you have any idea if Samsung warranties the Exynos versions here in the states?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
No it doesn't, but if you buy your phone from clove.co.uk they will help you with warranty if you send it back to them, but if you unlock your bootloader and root the phone then your warranty is gone anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] TheMadScientist:
Your list is showing network unlocked devices and such not bootloader unlockables
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] joesee:
That's because each carrier in the states typically has their own variant and each has different bootloader status. Usually Verizon is locked down. Usually T-Mobile isn't (until recent years), so I created the thread to have one place to look and CONFIRM if a bootloader is locked or not.

This has nothing to do whether or not the phone is SIM unlocked. (Locked to a carrier)
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
This says it all.

Go exynos, snapdragons are a waste of time if you want an unlocked bootloader and development

The Chinese devices are snaps and BL unlocked also but see next to no development. So again exynos is a better choice

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] bilboa1:
Would still be good to get a confirmation whenever someone gets their "unlocked" snapdragon S9. Personally, I'm just waiting for Clove to get their stock... I would be highly surprised if you could unlock the snapdragon's S9 BL
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
False. Denying warranty service for an unrelated issue is illegal in the US, large swaths of europe and many other places.

You and many others have fallen victim to a misinformation campaign put on by Samsung and many carriers to make you think this is true so that you either won't do it or if you do and they're is an issue then you won't even try.

Keep in mind it has to be something impossible to be caused by unlock or root, like for example a physical screen detect or the outside body becoming discolored. If it could at all be caused by something you did that you couldn't do without unlock or root you are still sol even if you know you didn't
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] peachpuff:
How many phones with knox tripped has samsung fixed for you under warranty? Illegal schmiegel no one is going to take samsung to court in the US if the service center denies you warranty if knox is tripped.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] crescentmage:
Small claims is a great, inexpensive way to get big corporations to cooperate when damages are small. No lawyers in most states, and companies will usually fix the problem rather than spending the resources to send someone to some small, local court to respond.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] munchy_cool:
check the s7 and s8 Snapdragon forums and you will know what to expect.

as for fastboot on Samsung, you dont do that. You use Odin.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] clarkcant:
This is amazing. An entire thread of posts pertaining to everything except the op's question. To that end -

Yes! There are Snapdragon S8's and 9's with unlockable bootloaders. Snapdragon S8's we're being sold in China (by Samsung themselves) with unlockable bootloaders. With the S9, these phones are being sold in Latin America as well, making them easier to import. I don't know how, and wish I knew more about this before I bought my Snapdragon US variant.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Just sell it and buy an unlocked one, easy problem to fix :)

Now sure the Chinese and latin snaps are unlockable but historically see next to no development, exynos is where all the action is.

Something to keep in mind.

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] kekistaneerefugee:
Samsung USA is a different company than Samsung. If you buy an exynos phone from Samsung, Samsung USA has no obligation to warranty it. I've tried.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Same here in Canada, but I'd rather have to deal with that than end up with a POS device which is locked down lol.

I just ordered a 128gb, dual sim exynos s9 plus so my trend with exynos continues ?

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Im sorry I don't follow,but I think it's irrelevent. It does not matter what the corporate structure of Samsung is. When you purchase a device, that device comes with a warranty. It is illegal in the usa to refuse service for an incident unrelated to root that would otherwise be covered by warranty. Doesn't matter if the warranty is with Santa Claus, it's still subject to us law.

They will of course try and tell you otherwise, but standing your ground, knowing your rights and threatening to sue in small claims court if it comes to it will get your warranty honored.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Wont work sorry.

Do you really think samsung cares about small claims court? They could show up with an army of lawyers if they wanted to. You on the other hand would spend more on a lawyer than what buying a new device would cost.

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Wrong. It works every single time. Samsung isn't spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to fly out an army of lawyers to a small claims court in the middle of nowhere to win a case for $1000 lol. The bad optics alone would make it a horribly stupid move, even without taking the "spend hundreds of thousands to not have to pay for a device that probably costs them less than $200"
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
I said could, not would.

And show me a documented case where someone took an exynos device in for warranty work in a snapdragon market then you have something to talk about.

Not going to happen, i went through this in Canada with the note 7. Even under those extreme circumstances samsung Canada wouldn't touch it.

Dude if you havent been through it first hand probably best not to comment on it. And if you have been through it with success please tell us exactly how you made it happen
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Actually no they can't in most states. Small claims courts usually have provisions against bringing lawyers.

And why is the burden of proof suddenly on me? Show me one documented case where someone took Samsung to small claims court over the warranty not applying to an exynos device and lost. THEN and only then do you have the ability to state that I'm wrong.

I can show you dozens of cases of people bringing small claims actions against large companies and winning, usually without even entering a court room. It's logical that this would apply to Samsung as well. What's not logical is saying "not gonna happen" yet bringing absolutely no evidence to back up this claim ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
The evidence is my own experience as stated, not going to court but trying to get Samsung to Either replace or refund my note 7 on recall (which is worse than defective as it was dangerous to people) and they wouldn't touch it here in canada because it was exynos. Numerous others on the board and similar experiences in the US. Zero support

Been there done that as they say, have you?

And your still new here, ive been here far longer and seen this over and over with sammy on this very board over the years. Samsung just will not acknowledge devices that are bought "out of market" i dont think you've been around long enough to have seen this type of behaviour.

Experience junior, there is no replacement for it ?

Believe me i wish it worked as you say, as it would make life easier but it simply does not work like that unfortunately

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Wrong again. The age of my account does not accurately represent the amount of time I have a) been present here and b) much more importantly, my experience with mobile devices goes considerably beyond this relatively small corner of the mobile ecosystem. Pick your head up and look around once in a while, you might be surprised at what there is out there in the world. ?

And furthermore, the question asked was how many times you have taken Samsung to small claims court and lost. If the answer is less than 1 for whatever reason, then based upon your own standard for proof put forth in this thread, there is none that says otherwise, only examples of slightly different but not horribly different examples of people doing this with similar but admittedly not exactly the same situations where the company in question caved immediately and have the customer everything they wanted. Turns out going to court against your customers is a lose lose situation: either you lose and look stupid and pretty, or you win and lose any number of customers because you definitely lost the one you just beat. And god help you if that person has a following, you could lose a lot more.

To sum things up rather simply: you have zero experience with this because youve never seen it through and actually tried+ You can't call something impossible that you haven't even tried ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Well I haven't tried to fly but Im pretty sure thats impossible even though I haven't tried ?

Your situation in this regard is identical to mine, in that neither of us has experience taking samsung to court the only difference is we believe different outcomes will happen if we did.

However only one of us has experience trying to to get support from samsung on an exynos device in an unsupported market.

So overall I have more experience with this than you sir.

And as for the " i have tons of experience outside of xda speech" was wondering when that would appear lol, thanks for not disappointing!

I have heard that may times over the years also however experience outside of XDA in most cases cannot be proven or measured. You could say all kinds of things but how would anyone know whats true? With that in mind i go based on user experience here and in that regard your still new sorry my friend ?

We can debate this all day, i mean its giving me some good laughs and you also likely but at the end of the day we both have different opinions and thats completely okay. And although i disagree with yours i can respect it.

Besides If everyone agreed on all things it would make for a very boring experience dont you think?

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] kekistaneerefugee:
You arent buying the device from the US thats the problem.You are free to travel to the country in which it was bought and use your existing warranty but you cant expect to purchase something in one country, import it, and then demand a warranty in that country where the company doesnt even exist! Your logic is severely flawed lol
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
It could be with things like YouTube videos and public employment records, but I'm not interested in prostrating myself like that that to win an internet argument.

It has been fun debating with you. Glad we kept it civil. I wish this still happened more often here :good: :good: :good: :highfive: :highfive: :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] shootind5nukes:
I have been trying to tell this to people for years but they don't listen. It's called the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. I have already had it out with samsung and verizon and won both times.

Yes I'm rooted, now prove that's why my charging port or power button isn't working. Your move. Yes delivery on Friday is fine.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] waylo:
Maybe you can provide some guidance to the common user on how you utilized this strategy? Some low level customer support person doesn't seem to have the power to do this for the consumer.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] shootind5nukes:
I just read them Warranty Act right off exactly as it's wrote and told them they had to prove the issue in question was definitely caused by rooting, which is just putting an executable file named su into /system/bin. . First time is was a charging port, second time power button quit working. I raised hell until I went to the next level of support. I read it to that guy and asked him what a file in /system/bin had to do with a charging port not working. It had nothing to do with it so he caved.

keep in mind rooting doesn't mess with kernel so I could see how some really smart tech support guy could maybe say messing with the kernel could have messed with those things, but not rooting.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Also, this won't happen but if they push back and won't stop, you can sue Samsung in your local small claims court. It sounds ridiculous but it's setup cc specifically for you. A representative capable of speaking for the entire company must show up for the trial, and if they don't you get to make your case directly to the sitting judge with no rebuttal ?. Given you are unquestionably in the legal right, as stated by a us circut Court (the ones right under the supreme Court). I know it's surprising that more people don't do it, but many people in America Don't take advantage of the (vanishingly few) civil liberties we have left!

I think Part of it is there are a lot of misconceptions about what can happen. For example, there ate extremely limited rules around how each side can prepare (no million dollar lawyer bills), and in fact many states do not allow bringing a lawyer to trail at all. There is also a very low cap on maximum damages that can be requested, and some states put a very reasonable cap on legal fees restitution but most of them just do not allow it.

In practice, what happens is they settle out of court (read: give you what you want) no matter what your case is about as it's by far the cheapest option. Look it up online there are tons of stories about people doing this to all over the us. I can't speak for Europe but I'm sure I recall reading about this happening in some eu countried
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] waylo:
Small claims is excellent for these types of things. As you mentioned, in my state, no hired lawyers are allowed. (Of course, if the person suing or being sued is a lawyer, you can't help that. Pretty sure a company 'rep' who's assigned could be a lawyer too). The max limit is $10,000 in damages.

But it's $30-40 to file the suit, and you could ask for that back as part of the settlement.

That being said, many of these companies have mandatory arbitration written into contracts.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
Oh I know, these old wives tales regarding this stuff refuse to die. I've been harping on the "root trips Knox" myth for what feels like forever and haven't seemed to make much of a dent in anything but my patience ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Tel864:
I would wonder about the jurisdiction of such a lawsuit. That alone could make it a waste of time and money. Say someone decided to sue them, do you sue the big Kahuna which is in Korea? If Samsung doesn't have a physical location in your state then you file where they are physically located and where is that going to be and are you going to travel there for court?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] kekistaneerefugee:
warranty claim issues are all resolved if you buy a usb killer, just saying.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] waylo:
You file in the area where the event occurred. So, that's local for you. Yes, you can sue someone who doesn't live where you live. And yes, that court appearance or arbitration can occur at your local court house.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Tel864:
Uhh, no at least not any state that an attorney friend of mine knows of. "As a general rule, a case must be filed in the county (and area of court location) in which the defendant resides. This general rule promotes fairness, since it's usually easier for a defendant to defend a case if it's filed in the locality where the defendant resides." He said one of the exceptions he knows of is in accident claims. I'll go with what he thinks although I don't plan on subjecting myself to thiose frustrations any time soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] waylo:
I'm not doubting your attorney friend knows the law, good to have his input. A question I would have is then, if a company sells merchandise within a state, does that not mean they have a presence there, and are thus liable there?

Some states I've looked at say only that a small claims filing needs to be where "the damage, claim, or injury occurred."

Regardless, neither one of us is actually pursuing anything, but maybe someone here will take the initiative if needed.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
This does not apply to small claims court cases like we are referring to here. Do 5m of research online and you will fine tons of documentation about this.

Once again though, it's irrelevent because Samsung will not let it get that far, they will cave and honor your warranty long before you go anywhere near a trial room.

Well perhaps you can afford to just go buy a new phone leaving over $600 on the table, but many here can't. Furthermore the last thing I want is for these companies misinformation campaigns to be successful in stopping people from fully enjoying their devices how they want to because of what is essentially a lie and some incredibly anti consumer tactics.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Tel864:
Wrong but continue to believe that and with the money you'll get, buy a cup of coffee.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] partcyborg:
What parts specifically? Can show show examples of sentences or paragraphs are incorrect, with links to the California civil code where it contradicts what he wrote?

...have you read the California civil code pertaining to small claims court rules and regulations?

......... Maybe you read some editorials by members of the California board about how these well documented, easy to find, wirtten in reasonably straightforward English are all wrong and are not in fact indicative of the truth?

.....

...surely you have something to backup your claim that the poster is wrong, right?

.....

Right?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] freshstylez:
Sprint Galaxy S9

I’ve seen a few phone shops in New Orleans selling a service to sim unlock a sprint galaxy s9. Does the boot loader need to be unlocked to do this and how exactly are these phone shops able to do this? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] *Detection*:
SIM unlock and bootloader unlock are two completely different things
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Lol....the fact that even has to be mentioned is hilarious.

sent from my Exynos S9 plus, Pixel 2 XL or Note FE