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[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] mitrakanu@gmail.com:
Go to lock screen and password, check wake lock screen for notifications. That should resolve this
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Bakugo:
It's already on.

I don't mean that the notifications show up but don't wake the screen, I mean that they don't show up at ALL until I wake it myself, like the app is frozen.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] mitrakanu@gmail.com:
Have you put an aggressive battery management setting in place? Or is the battery saver mode on? That might delay syncs
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] sauhirt:
For me turning off non interactive mode in battery settings did the job. Since I disabled it all notifications are popping up as they should.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] kraken77:
Sorry for reviving a dead q&a thread. Its actually xiaomi fault. Got 3 of them device and all reacted the same way. No way you can fix it either with custom roms nor kernel. The only way to fix this is to install SOD killer and let it run. Youll get your notification instantly.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] esuhl:
Ahhh!!! This had been driving me crazy! Sometimes I'd be alerted to a new SMS; other times the phone wouldn't beep/vibrate, flash the LED or produce a notification.

I've just disabled this setting:

Settings -> Battery & performance -> Scenes -> Non-interactive mode

Hopefully that will fix the problem...
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] krzylew:
Did it fix the problem for you? It didn't for me.... I have this issue with Gmail notifications and nothing seems to solve it. I'm on MIUI 11 Android 10 from Xiaomi.eu, and the worst thing is that it didn't happen on Android 9... So things went wrong for me after the update.. Any idead, anyone?
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] ron_hyatt:
i started having the same issue with miui 10 onwards and never with miui 9 or non-miui custom roms.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] krzylew:
Has anyone tried the Adaptive Notifications function from Developer Options in Android 10? Does it change anything/fix the MIUI notifications management?
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] esuhl:
Yes -- it seems to have fixed the problem. I don't use GMail, though.

Actually, I've missed a few alert sounds (far far fewer than before). I'm not sure if it's just that I didn't notice, or if leaving the app open and the screen on (sometimes?) prevents the alert sound...? Probably just me! :-p

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I can't see that setting in the MIUI 10 developer options. I've searched around, but I don't think it exists in MIUI...
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] krzylew:
Good for you man! It seems to have helped a little bit for me as well, especially with messenger notifications, but the Gmail ones are still delayed

I think I can live with it for now.

Adaptive notifications have been introduced in Android 10 so you need that and MIUI 11 apparently.
[Magisk] sami salem:
why the antivirus detect

magisk

as virus

I have xiaomi note 4 sd
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rauliordache:
Hi.

I have two OFFICIAL builds for my device:

- the first one, 3.10.65+ kernel, with Lollipop 5.1 and

- the second one, 3.18.35+ kernel, with Nougat 7.0

1. The first build, has the bootloader locked, and in FastBoot, the volume-UP button doesn't work (for confirming the fastboot oem unlock)

2. The second build can be unlocked (the bootloader) - and thus custom ROMs can be booted.

I want to port some ROMs with 3.10.65+ (because all ROMs with 3.18.35+ have some problems on my device).

I have changed the partition layout, and TWRP works great in flashing the new build (3.10.65+), but I got a bootloop.

Porting ROMs with the same kernel (3.18.35+) works "great", but have several bugs (related to vendor libs, GPS libs, and maybe even kernel). As the original ROM (it also has those problems)

Porting ROMs with the 3.10.65+, even after changing the fstab, kernel (from boot.img) + partition layouts, cannot be booted.

The question is: Is it possible to have the second build flashed (which has another preloader + lk.bin) from 3.18.35+ - whos bootloader can be unlocked - , and then, using the files from the first build to port a ROM with kernel 3.10.65+ ? Or I am trying the "impossible" ? :)

In fact, I am not mixing "kernels" regarding boot.img. I am "mixing" a preloader+lk.bin (from one build, which runs Nougat, on 3.18.35+ kernel) with boot.img+system (based on 3.10.65+)

Thank you!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lehmancurtis:
Can you post those lk.bin files?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] alens0nee:
First hello to everyone,

I was wondering if this time will be the same as it was with G6 so I asked support and they answerd this

I qoute

Good afternoon Alen,*

Thank you for your query regarding your LG G7;*

I have had a look into this for you and sadly as we are an in warranty repair centre this is not something that we get advance notice on. As LG handsets only got Android 8 a few months ago I am guessing that this would be at some point in the early quarter of next year.*

Once the android version is created it then has to go to the individual manufacturers who then test for compatibility and will rework anything which causes issues and then the testing on handsets begins and I am led to believe that this is a length process.*

The likely hood is that the update will be on the handsets before we even know that it has been released.*

So when it comes to update, even with "lg's new update center" thing will be the same.

And to be clear i don't hate or something, I am okey with my device preformances this is more discussion type post cuz as i remember lg said that this new center sill get us update faster and clearly thats not the case

Sorry for typos
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] xeizo:
There is some hysteria on having the latest software, but in fact it is even better if the software actually works, hence the lenghty process of testing before release. Android Pie for instance is still very buggy for those vendors who are releasing early public test versions.

The current 10f-version of Android 8.0 seems pretty stable on the G7, and has minimum battery drain. As long as they are following up with regular security patches as they are released, there is nothing much to complain about. I'd rather take a problem free Android Pie early next year than be ridden with bugs up til then.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Don1003:
I could not agree more to this. Software upgrades are a nice thing if they take the time to run it stable. I prefer stable software and better security above that. Thats why i left Sony for one reason tru unstable releases that took long time to fix or not and a phone that loose hes full functuality with crashes or connection problems at most important times is a pain.Untill now my G6 did fine and my G7.Be patient and be happy your G7 is a trusty companion on the way.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] gnabtib8:
This is why Apple products are expensive and maintain their value. Long term Seamless updates across all devices, regions and carriers. Android OEMs need to stop modifying Android and just use stock software route. No one wants bloat and gimmick features at the expense of slow updates that may never come. They pretty much do this to market new devices and screw us.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] yankeesfan714:
The T-Mobile variant is on the July 1 security patch, as of the time of this post it is 84 days behind. Not looking good
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] hungmung:
Support rarely if ever gets any info about things like software releases up until they actually come out. Until LG actually makes a statement it is best to just be patient.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] techhahn:
Even my G7+ (India Variant) is on june security patch. At least security updates have to be released if not OS updates. Every money transfer is don't online nowadays, LG should take it seriously. Also there is still no 4k 60 fps update that rest of the world got.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] AhsanU:
Android P on the G7? Don't hold your breath. At the earliest, I'd say March of 2019. More realistically is May/June however. LG is quite terrible with Android updates.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] fernando sor:
Seamless? Hardly. They have had numerous issues with updates.

Apple products are expensive because people are fan boys and will pay a lot of money for questionable tech. They don't even include fast chargers. They are seperate and very expensive.

This computer repairman who has worked on Apple products for years should be required viewing before buying Apple products.

https://www.youtube.com/user/rossmanngroup
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] gnabtib8:
Pixel devices are the best representation of Android. They receive monthly updates, have no bloat and long term update support when compared to every other OEM. LG has always been behind updates and there's no excuse for that except they would rather sell you another device. We have let OEMs be ok with poor device support because we don't demand more. That's the definition of a fanboy, last time I checked we had to sue LG to get their **** done right

https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...oop-lawsuit-settlement-g4-v10-v20-nexus-5x-g5

Google even attempted to help some Nexus 6p users migrate to the Google pixel and that didn't require a lawsuit to make it happen
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] fernando sor:
Yeah unfortunately I was stuck with tmobile. I agree the pixel is the way to go.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] void4ever:
The only issue I have with the Pixel is Google using it to push there cloud storage. That's why they won't put SD card slots on them. And I'm sorry but despite the fact it's 2018 we are still not a 100% connected world, not to mention at least in the US almost every carrier has data limits. Plus there are some that don't want to put everything they own up in the cloud. SD card storage is really the only reason I won't buy a Pixel.

And don't even mention USB-c adapters, I shouldn't have to carry around extra crap for more storage!

Void4ever
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] alens0nee:
Apple have good products but not good for 1000 $ or more. They do update older models but we all know that they also made older phones go slower and there was problems with battery drain ect.

I am from Bosnia so here Iphones are really expensive and i mean it. Also Pixel is just a little bit cheaper.

I really like LG phones, after my HTC I had G4 G5 G6 and now G7. If I hadnt drop my G6 and brooke it I wouldnt even go to G7.

For the money you get good quality phone, nice specs and I dont mind ux cuz i am not fan of that rounded look on stock android.

I went and took Huawei p20 after my g6 and I had it for a day then returned it give more money and bought G7 cuz p20 is like toy compared to g7.

And even updates are not that big of a deal for me but what i mind is that they promised that big update center for faster updates and now not that we wont get android 9 for a while but as you guys said we are still on july patch.

I know that its better to wait for stable versions but they could be more efficiant with patches.

Sorry for the typos
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] J0SH1X:
sooner then u think ;)

Take a look ;)
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] LookedPath:
Man you have your phone number and the imei number visible in the screenshot. If I were you I would remove them.

And you're using a custom rom so that is not the official update.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] J0SH1X:
thats obviously not my phone number , it somehow always fails to read it out and shows this number , no matter what sim card i put in the phone my real number ends on 59 , and woooahhh you got my imei and what r u gonna do with it i have the bill for the phone with imei my name etc so it gives you nothing
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] LookedPath:
If that's not your real phone number good for you. If you put your IMEI number on purpose and you know what the risks are, good for you. My message was to let you know in case you forgot about it.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] J0SH1X:
thx buddy
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] kimo9hero:
Hi, how did u installed this custom rom?
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] xeizo:
Anyway, official Android Pie looks to be way forward from now. LG V40 was just released, with Android 8.1 .....

On the bright side, for those with smart watches using Google Wear so was Wear OS 2.0 just released and it is entirely based on 8.0 Oreo. I suppose handsets with Android 8.0 will have a more bug free experience using those watches.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Maverick Honor:
Now i seriously doubt if they actually have any dedicated software update centre as they head stated in April. It was all BS..
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Don1003:
The update center is likely in advantage to the korean people themself. LG forgot to add that.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Motaba1:
Not fine

I get people appreciating android 8 running decent, etc. But paying 750 for a phone advertised by us cellular as and LG as basically having an upgrade to Android 9 at the time and with Android 9 final code already out at the time shows a lack of software engineers tweaking the OS to work with the lm-g710. All these phones have very similar hardware so the only "problem" is having it work with the proprietary us cellular software which is what it always comes to, which would be fine if any one of these apps were required for functionality, but they're just garbage. Which is also my fault for not getting something pure Android. I don't get the latest hardware to be happy with the last OS.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Technicalyog:
Flagship phone

Can we expect pie update by year end?????:confused:
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] LameMonster82:
Absolutely not since they kinda forgot the g7 and they are concentrated to v40
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] steeserious:
https://www.mylgphones.com/lg-g7-one-will-get-android-pie-in-december-2018.html
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
That's a different phone. Yes it is a G7 but it doesn't have the same specs. It's a sub level G7.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] steeserious:
I'm aware of that. But at least there is something happening
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
I will be moving on to bigger things before then. Moving to the Oneplus 6T on the 28th.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] steeserious:
To each their own. OnePlus is not an option for me for the simple fact that the phones are too large.

As for the Pie update - I couldn't care less as I need Xposed :)
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Alcolawl:
This right here.

OnePlus 6T: Great phone, too big. Pixel 3: Similar specs, good size, too expensive. LG G7: Strikes right the right balance of size and specs, unable to be unlocked, rooted, or anything else. So I'm stuck with ancient stock software that forces me to do dumb **** like unlock my phone just to turn the flashlight off. I've never felt that I needed an AOSP ROM on a phone more.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] MonstaSaleens:
a 1080p display is not an acception in 2018.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
I have compared the display to others and found just as good or better. With the G7 your settling for an LCD display on a $750 device ok. Have with that. And have fun being left behind on updates. No need to reply, I'm done with this convoy. Peace to you all. Enjoy whatever device you want.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] nrage23:
I now have both devices. I was worried about the screen resolution. I do not notice the lower screen resolution on the 6T at all. The 6T feels like a much better built device also. There is not very much difference in the sizes either. The G7 is on the left in the photo. It was taken with a tablet so it is not the best photo in the world.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] truckerdewd:
Exactly
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] techhahn:
Why is it? I'm using 1080p scaled down resolution on My G7 from the time bought it. 1080p gives better battery life.

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Don't believe LG at all. Their CEO lied on a big stage about the Update center. I will sell this phone and will never buy LG ever again.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] LookedPath:
The site that they linked is not from LG, is a Google site that had data that the little brother of our phone was getting Android Pie by the end of the year and I doubt that LG would be giving false information to Google since they could revoke their right to use Google Apps anytime.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] techhahn:
Hope so. But its still a shame for LG to release Android One update after 3-4 months. They should learn from Oneplus, Nokia etc. LG have way more resources at hand compared to Chinese companies. Still, they manage to push updates quickly.

It's also not like LG software is rock solid. I'm getting heavy battery drain after recent security patch update, have to charge my phone twice in a day. Also, the Mini view is not working for some reason at all.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] c0des:
Sort it out LG. Where is my Pie update!
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] MonstaSaleens:
Yea and so should 720p give even better battery life and 480p etc but no one would stoop that low and neither would i for 1080p. my v30 gets almost 9 hours screen on time with 1440p always on. battery life isnt a problem for alot of newer devices with 1440p like the note 9.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] techhahn:
You should compare 1440p, 1080p, 720p displays with each other first before coming to this conclusion. My G7 sometimes even can't stretch past 2 hours of SOT. If you are getting 9 hours of SOT then it good for you. There is not a very big noticeable difference between 1440p and 1080p unless u hold your device 2-3 inches from the eyes.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Technicalyog:
I just couldn't understand this
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] shin2468:
Sorry because its in korean
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] lovermed:
Can you show us how did you manage to opt-in the beta?? Or could you pls make a review of the ROM? New features? Speed, battery life? Thx mann
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] shin2468:
I'm sorry

Because its only available for g710n

Korean model.

But its not hurt to try.

Download quick help app and try but maybe you will have bootloop because model is not same

Just backup before doing it.

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/lgelectronics/quick-help-service/quick-help-service-5-30-34-release/
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] J0SH1X:
that wont work , if we rly want to spread pie beta to all g7s i need some korean user who is willing to save his data go back to oreo and do the update again whilst doing a logcat , so i can grab the link for the update file , i actually was handed a .up file for korean devices with version 18d so its actually newer but i dont have a way to flash it or use it
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] shin2468:
Maybe I can do it
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] bongster:
It would be really awesome if you could help J0SH1X with that!
[LG G7 ThinQ  Guides, News, & Discussion] Manish sorout:
Can u please share more screenshots
[Honor 9  Questions & Answers] listo09:
unfortunately yesterday after uploading the kernel my device gone in bootloop. having frp lock i can't install system or flash twrp form adb fastboot, i found some guides online with no succes.

can anyone help me?

Someone of you has succeeded using this guide ? https://xdaforums.com/mate-9/how-to/funky-huawei-erecovery-solution-100-t3620165/page6

thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] sandeshdroid:
There is no visual alert for incoming call. Phone app doesn't work until restart. I tried using Nos & Aosp extended. I have tried using latest firmware, firmware provided by strix. I even tried format, factory reset. I have officially unlocked bootloader. I tried by installing miui, it works normally in miui but again doesn't work in custom rom. What to do?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Chrisis25:
Do you use app for battery saver? Or select manually options in android battery saver setting?

When do you use firmware, use this with fastboot?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Michalec:
I have the same problem. Firstly after flashing OmniRom and I was thinking that this is ROM problem. Flashed RR, issue still happened. A few days ago tried clean flashing, but... still the same problem.

I've clean flashed RR Oreo Final, then GApps Pico.

I think it's worth mentioning that I'm using Magisk and Xposed. Maybe some Xposed modules causes this?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] Michalec:
Any1 knows how to mitigate with this issue?

Wysłane z mojego Redmi Note 3 przy użyciu Tapatalka