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[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
On the Note8, S8, S8+,and the V30, the nav bar could be hidden on the home screen but on 3 different Galaxy S9's I had no luck. I have it hid on the home screen on my wife's Note8,I did it when she got it back in Oct when it was still on Nougat. The S8, S8+, and both V30's were also on Nougat when I was able to auto hide the nav bar via ADB commands and the the 2nd V30 and my wife's Note8 stayed like that after the update to Oreo so it is possible that it is a thing in Oreo for Samsung devices that are already on Oreo prior to doing the ADB commands.

I can do it just fine on my current phone which is an LG G7 ThinQ running Oreo just fine so it is most likely something in to Samsung software that is preventing it.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] osuki9x:
Are you guy still interested in remove navigation bar

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s9/how-to/remove-replace-navigation-bar-t3813885/post77020140#post77020140
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] osuki9x:
The best way for me so far

I tried almost all app to remove and replace the navigation bar for my Samsung S9 but all of them facing serval crop screen and app UI issue. For example Samsung Internet new tabs alignment, Crop grey backgound when windows popping up (I will attache screenshot below.)

And now I think I found the best way so far to fix all these issue

- "Oneplus Gestures" is best one for me for the alternative app to replace the navigation bar because not like others, the pill of this app is always at the bottom (not shift) and it work on overlays app (ex: FB messenger)

- "Hide Nav Bar" is the app that I choose to remove the native nav bar but for now it has some issue which cropping some app and I have solution for that. You have to enable global immersive mode then exclude the apps that cropped. So far I found these apps need to exclude: Smart Capture, Edge Widget, Instagram, Gallery. By filter immersive mode for these app you could use "Immersive Mode Manager" app or just write this adb command

adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=apps,-com.samsung.android.app.smartcapture,-com.samsung.android.app.widgetedge,-com.instagram.android,-com.sec.android.gallery3d

- Not finish yet, the fix other UI issue (Samsung Internet, Gallery) you need to use "Routines" app belong to Good Lock 2018 app to use Samsung Hide Nav Bar for Samsung Internet and Gallery app.

Then enjoy your edge to edge screen with gesture navigation. This work around fix all my issue when remove and replace navigation bar on my S9. If you find other issue feel free to discuss.

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[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] ADPL:
So how do I hide the Status bar everywhere except on my home screen? Using Nova Launcher it is needed.

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NVM got it.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] Freedomsi:
Hey XDA! I just wanted to ask if the s3 will get android P? Oreo will be ready in summer for it. Samsung release 2 major android version for their tablets.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] episode96:
The Tab S got Lollipop and Marshmallow, the Tab Pro didn't get a single update and got stuck on Kitkat.

In short: I don't think anybody has the answer to your question.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] jd1639:
See the guides, news, and discussion sub forum. Seems it's coming.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] Byte_76:
Well, considering that we are still waiting for Oreo, if the S3 does get Android P, it would likely only arrive around mid 2019.

Would you be happy to wait that long? I wouldn't.

Having had my S3 since June 2017, I will most likely have moved on to another tablet by that time. (due to battery and performance issues that are likely to crop up as the tablet ages)

I'm keeping an eye on the tablet market as it seems likely that we will see a high-end Chrome tablet sometime in 2018, which in my opinion would likely be a better alternative to an Android P tablet.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] mika4305:
I dont think so...

Google is ditching support for tablets from android P and up so if we get a update most likely we will get a Chrome OS update or a very very slim chance of Tizen but most likly samsung will just leave it as it is. Sometimes i wish samsung did not use Android anymore it is causing then sooooo many problems
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] ashyx:
Google is ditching its tablets not support for tablets.

Incorrect info.

No reason why Samsung won't continue to produce tablets and update the software for them as long as there is profit in the market. Probably even more so now Google have dropped its own tablets

Google only provide the base source code of each OS, it's up to the OEM's to tailor it to their needs.

Also just to note, historically higher end Samsung devices get 2 major updates.

Seeing as this device was released with Nougat, it's quite likely to receive one more update to Andoid P after receiving Oreo.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] walkerx:
I've noticed when checking my messages in morning, that every so often I see an sms from unknown sender in the list and this happens where from 1am - 6am. the message will then disappear from the list

anyone else get these
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] pasil.pt:
I think that is not related with phone but with sms app other person is using. Some apps (or special codes) allow sending anonymous sms. What I didn´t know was the possibility of making them vanish on receiver's phone at a given time
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] co2-guy:
I get this exact behavior too!

I have a new Huawei mate 10 pro. I see this empty message from unknown_sender every morning. If I open it, there is nothing and it disappears. I have tried to text back, but that is not possible. If you try to call it, it shows as "Call NN:NN" in the menu, but in the phone app, it actually tries to call the number 6566. I have not been able to find any other information on it.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] walkerx:
yeh, not sure what is causing it
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] wooley4766:
Just delete the message and it should not appear again... I think it's a reminder of an unread sms.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] walkerx:
It comes back all time and nothing to do with unread messages as appears even when all messages have been read
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] wooley4766:
Did u try to delete? It could be a push message?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] stewartk:
I use a different SMS app and it doesn't appear. Probably bugs in standard app
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] walkerx:
I'm sure I still saw it when using chomp or Google messages
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] wooley4766:
Here in mate 10 with standard app no bugs..
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Maskmagog:
I have the exact same problem. Huawei Mate 10 Pro, stock sms app.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] jaseman:
Mate 10 (non-pro) using Textra - no problems or unknown senders.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] walkerx:
i wonder if it something to do with their app, on the p20 pro not had this issue yet (it use android messages as default messaging app, but i'm using chompsms)
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] kktom99:
I'm also having the same prob with mate 10. The sms doesn't come as a message you only see it if you go into messages and I get mines between 3 am to 4 am every day. At first I never opened it but if I checked every day the time the message came would always change. I called my phone company to see if they could fix the issue and they said all is well and they saw no issues with the phone. Since then it stopped coming except for last night when I checked the "unknown sender" message literally disappeared as soon as I opened my messages folder to check. I'm freaked out and don't know what to do.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] HtcXtc1:
Been getting same thing most mornings on mate 10 pro using default sms app.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Tigrotta90:
Hi, I have the same problem with Huawei P 20 Lite, the first time was 3 weeks ago.

Now when I for unread messages I see Unknown sender but in 1 second desappear, I think is for unread messages, but why?

Thanks
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] GadgetNoob5566:
I have a Huawei Mate 10 Pro, and the same thing happened to me just now. I freaked out, and googled it, which brings me here to this page. I'm relieved to find out it's just a Huawei bug, not some freak psycho invading my phone.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] wbrambley:
It's not just a Huawei bug, it's been reported on other brands over the years like Samsung and Sony.
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] DeeBee65:
Have the same problem. Huawei P20 Lite. Very annoying. Doesn't happen every night, just a few times a week. Solution, anyone?
[Huawei Mate 10  Questions & Answers] Yes1944:
I get this too. Pretty sure it's Chinese spies downloading all your personal data.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] TheDovelKing:
Hi All,

I've got a standard HTC branded kaiser.

Where I live I've got access to a 900/1800MHz GSM network (for backup) as well as 2 seperate UMTS networks on 2100 & 850MHz.

I'd really like the phone to use the networks in this order:

850MHz UMTS (Primary carrier)

2100MHz UMTS (Roaming agreement)

900/1800 GSM (Primary carrier)

Unfortunately I can't make it happen ....

* If the phone is set to auto (GSM/UMTS) and also auto band, it locks onto the 2100 UMTS and stays there. UMTS>GSM. This is the case even if I deselect the roaming carrier from network preferences.

* If I lock the phone band to GSM(900/1800)+UMTS(2100) it behaves the same as above.

* If I lock the phone band to GSM(1900+850)+UMTS(1900+850) it then will lock onto the correct 1st choice, but it won't fallback to GSM :(

So how can I make this work? Ideally I need a band option like GSM(900/1800)+UMTS(850/2100), but it just isn't gonna happen.

Even though this is a quad band GSM and triple band UMTS phone I'm forced to choose a combination that isn't optimal?

Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] reservation31:
I have managed to download oreo using xef. my phone recognised my sim which is o2 uk. everything works fine. what are the consequences if I do not change csc to o2 now . I intend downloading oreo for 02 uk when it is available.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] holifo:
You will have to wipe your device later if you dont change the CSC to o2.

I have done the same to mine with VOD and now i got Oreo + VoLTE + WiFi Calling and all extra CSC stuff.

I am not root KNOX 0x0
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] reservation31:
that's what I thought
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] cooldude20000:
I just talked to o2 UK and they told me the updates going to be rolling out to thier locked phones by Friday the 23RD MARCH
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] reservation31:
3 days to wait but I'm using s9 port at moment
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] cooldude20000:
yes i just flashed the xef 8.0 firmware reset the device and it went to xeu for the UK.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] j_hansen:
thanks for posting that, I'll flash my oxm/xeu with xef now
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Accessories] Dude2:
Anker just annou a new "Super Fast Wireless Charger" for S9, S9+, Note 8 & iPhoneX.

Anker just announced a new "Super Fast Wireless Charger" for S9, S9+, Note 8 & iPhoneX.

https://www.phonearena.com/news/Anker-fast-wireless-charger-Apple-iPhone-X-Galaxy-S9-Plus_id103283

Problem is it takes around 2:40 - 3hrs for this "Super Fast Wireless Charger" to fully charge the phones.

Given a fast wire charger can charge a phone in 1:15hrs this seems very slooooow.:rolleyes:

I understand wireless is a little more convenient to place your phone on a pad/stand if it it not overly sensitive to the positioning and it won't where out the connector port, but almost double the time to charge?:confused:

Also, the Fast wire charger and cable from Samsung is much cheaper to purchase and I can use the phone more while it charges by wire, at my desk, on the couch or even lying in bed, just pick up the phone with wire attached and use it.

Am I missing something about the value proposition of wireless charging? I love the idea of wireless charging but it seems to have a ways to go in order to make it really valuable to an end user?
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Accessories] todd3835:
Its crazy, when I got my 9+ yesterday, ATT tried to talk me into the Samsung fast wireless charger. The woman said she loves hers. Here's the thing. The wireless charging is best for when your going to leave it for a while, or for times when using it often is inconvenient when you're going to use it on and off and don't want to unplug it to use it.

So, if you use it while plugged in without issues, wireless isn't going to serve you well. Also, if it sits on place for an extended time, and you do want wireless, "super fast" isn't going to make that much of a difference. For me, a fast wireless car charger would be great because I do Delivery driving, so I'm in and out of the car 40 to 50 times a night. But a desk one? Not worth the price. I'd only use it when I go to bed and plugging in my phone once is no big deal.
[Razer Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] iStasis:
Is anyone else experiencing when they use the supplied Razer branded DAC? When I plug mine into the RazerPhone it comes up with the OS telling me it's supplying power to the DAC.

Is this normal?
[Razer Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] mikeandjaimie:
Yes it's normal.. The phone supplies power to the DAC
[Razer Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] iStasis:
Thanks I asked [MENTION=2055113]razers[/MENTION]upport and they thought it was an issue and said do the usual hard boot lol
[Razer Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] silvercat:
They know nothing about their own products..
[Razer Phone Guides, News, & Discussion] iStasis:
It more general support from razersupport from Twitter it seems.

Hope the DAC doesn't draw too much power. I only noticed as I haven't used it before but left my Bluetooth headphones at work
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Hnktc:
Is it possible, with firmqare finder, reinstall an older firmware? I have issues with b402 (wifi with no internet connection very often), so i want tollback to b401.. i have made rollback to MM, after update to Nougat with b390, and now i'm trying to flash b401 but i can't..

I have downloaded b401 ota, and it downloads infinite patch.. now i'm downloading full ota, and again infinte patch..

what's wrong? Any help please please?
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Pranav Kumar:
Use redlotus method to flash firmware
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] alimokhtarabadi:
Redlotus not work...i think huawei blocked it
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Pranav Kumar:
It's working!
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] Hnktc:
i haven't bootloader unlocked, will works?
[Honor 8 Questions & Answers] alimokhtarabadi:
I doing step to step but when click update...get not have internet connection
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] Xperience Z:
As informative as they can be, the new app icon badges and unread counts on the Galaxy S9's home screen are a little redundant since Android already has a notification center. If you'd rather not have these little dots overlaid on your home screen icons, there's an easy way to disable and hide them.

You can thank Android 8.0 Oreo for these new controls. Lucky for you, your brand-new S9 will have Oreo out of the box, so you won't know a world without it. Those without an S9 will have to update to 8.0, if they can. Otherwise, you'll just have to wait until your OEM releases the official update for your Android device.

Changing & Removing App Icon Badges

To begin, open Settings, then tap "Notifications." Locate "App Icon Badges" and disable the switch next to it. Just like that, all of your S9's apps will no longer display an intrusive badge.

If you'd like to keep the badges but remove the unread count, tap the words "App Icon Badges" (rather than the toggle), then tap "Show Without Number." Your apps will then display a more subtle badge when notifications are present, but will hide the number of notifications themselves.

You should note, the above instructions apply to the S9's stock app launcher. Other app launchers, such as Nova, will have different processes for disabling and hiding these badges and counters.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Shone1980:
I've setup s9+ yesterday and today inserted sim card and sd card. Phone resets completely and showing me screen to set it up again wtf?!
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] meyerweb:
It probably does that because your carrier will download and install their own bloatware as part of the setup process.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
You sound like this was unexpected?

Totally normal, that's why you insert the sim first and set up after so you dont have to do it twice

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Shone1980:
It was unexpected. Never happened on any of previous phones(PXL2, s7, g4, s3, HTC M8, s5). I hope it's not gonnna happen while let's say during travel and i pop in sim card for the country i am in at that moment.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] jadaress1:
Yeh never happened to me before either on any of my previous samsung phones or any of my phones for that matter. It's not normal to factory reset just by charging your sim, that's ridiculous.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Depends, any of the international exynos samsungs have never done this to me but here in canada if you buy an unlocked unit direct from samsung canada they will always do that reset upon first sim insertion....since the s7 anyway.

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE

---------- Post added at 03:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:19 PM ----------

No it will only happen after the first sim card install, your okay after that

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] Shone1980:
It is canadian version from Samsung.ca. If it's by default then all good. Never saw that before tho. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Yep thats how it works, they really should put a warning or something lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] CliftonTony:
For those who say "that should be expected", I've been doing this for years at my job and it never happened once to me. Sometimes you don't have the SIM in your hand and you just want to setup up the phone for your user. Did this what, a hundred times?

Happened to me twice this week with two Samsung S8. Thought the first one was a bug or something...

Shone1980 -Good call about travellers...Scary.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] force70:
Happened to me on s7 edge, s8, note 7...every single time. So yes I expect it on S9.

sent from my Pixel 2 XL or Note FE
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] soumith_22:
encountered the same problem today....!! how did you overcome this problem ?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
So my S9 had been setup from scratch with the autoconfig done on first insertion, but no factory reset required. This was nearly 2 weeks ago. I have a dual sim version. Today, I get an autoconfig notification , so I tap on it to read it, it says its going to factory reset phone to configure network settings!!

But I haven't changed my sim, and its a dual sim so it should not be hard resetting EVER.

When you get message, so long as you haven't pressed close to dismiss it, just power off phone and power on, otherwise its BOOM and you've lost everything.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] Xperience Z:
A new phone is always exciting, but there are a few annoying issues with any device. One such issue is the new persistent Android System notifications in Android Oreo on the Galaxy S9.

If you're coming from an older Android phone, you may have noticed the new Android System notifications in the notification shade on your new Galaxy S9. This is a new feature with Android Oreo, and is intended to make users aware of any background apps consuming battery or taking up resources. Unfortunately, these notifications can be a bit annoying for the average user. If you don't care about the odd app using extra battery, there is an easy way to disable these notifications.

Disabling the 'Apps Are Using Battery' Notification

After swiping down the notification shade, swipe right on the the "X Apps are Using Battery" notification. This will reveal a Settings cog which you can tap to access the notification settings for Android System. Tapping on the cog brings you to the detailed notification settings — here you will scroll down and find "Apps consuming battery" in the list of system notifications. Turn this notification off and life is good!

It is worth noting that there are a number of Android System notifications that cannot be disabled, such as Wi-Fi status and missing SIM card alerts. These offer critical user information that you should be aware of. Still, you can tap on the corresponding notification type and switch it to low priority so there are no interruptions with your work flow.

With the relevant Android System notifications gone, your notification shade should look significantly cleaner.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] pzuckermanaz:
Re-enable App Using Battery notification

After you've disabled the App Using Battery notification, is the a way to re-enable it?
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] ZuluAlpha:
In Oreo:

Settings > Notifications > Advanced > [Three dots in upper right] > Show System Apps > Scroll down to Android System > Tap Android System
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] pzuckermanaz:
Thanks so much. Worked perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy S9  Guides, News, & Discussion] Xperience Z:
While you're likely loving your new phone, there are a few concerns with any new device. One possible issue is the new persistent Android System notifications on the Galaxy S9.

If you're coming from an older Android phone, you probably noticed the new Android System notifications in the notification shade on your new Galaxy S9. This is a new feature with Android Oreo, helping make users aware of any background apps consuming battery or taking up system resources. Unfortunately, if these notifications pile up, they can annoy some users. If you're already aware that certain apps are displaying on top of others, you can turn off this notification easily.

Disabling the 'Displaying Over Other Apps' Notification

After swiping down the notification shade, swipe right on the the "Displaying Over Other Apps" Notification. This will reveal a Settings cog which you can tap to access the notification settings for Android System.

Tapping on the cog brings you to the detailed notification settings. From here, you will scroll down and find the setting for your particular app that is displayed over others in the list of system notifications. In this example, the app in question is NavBar Apps. Turn this notification off and you're all set!

It is worth noting that there are a number of Android System notifications that cannot be disabled, such as Wi-Fi status, Account Status and missing SIM card alerts. These offer critical user information that you should be aware of. Still, you can tap on the corresponding notification type and switch it to low priority so there are no interruptions with your work flow.

With this ugly Android System notification gone, your notification shade should look much less cluttered.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Lemonhead03:
I am currently on CRA1 Oreo. I heard T-Mobile Started rolling out The OTA update so I wanted to revert to Nougat to receive it officially. Any help on how to revert would be hugely appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] adj998:
Download BQL1, flash it in Odin and wait for the update.