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[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Stateofstatic:
OP I thought the same thing at first...since then I've learned a few things:

-Use thumbprints (delete whatever you're using now)

-Add two profiles for each thumb

-When adding thumbprints, set the phone down on a table, and pick it up like you would to quickly to put your thumb on it to unlock...pull it from your pants pocket, jacket, unlock from a table, etc. You want your thumb hitting the scanner at multiple angles when it's learning.

-PRO TIP: I learned this reading an interview with one of the OnePlus 6t lead designers...when the fingerprint scanner FAILS and switches to Face Unlock, KEEP YOUR THUMBPRINT ON THE SCANNER!!! Once it unlocks with Face Unlock, if your finger is still there it records the failed read into it's dataset as a new confirmed scan. Spend about ten minutes TRYING to make the fingerprint reader fail, and when it does, KEEP YOUR THUMB THERE till after it unlocks with Face Unlock. Do this also with wet hands, wrinkly hands (like after the shower), etc.

That last one along with the two profiles per thumb were the biggest factors affecting my unlock...now it works EVERY time, and almost always under 0.5 seconds.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] bladestonez:
https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6t-in-display-fingerprint-scanner-gets-better/

I think this has a lot to do with people's experience. When I first got this phone the fingerprint scanner was slow and inaccurate, I actually posted on here thinking something was wrong with my device. But now as a stated earlier after a couple weeks of use my thumbs are nearly 100% accurate and very fast index fingers aren't very good but are rarely used.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] seetru:
You can't enter the same print more than once, when already saved it rejects it
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] geek78:
No, You Can... I did it. Change thé position of your finger..
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] H4X0R46:
Is your 6t the T-Mobile model by chance? I have the global version and the fingerprint scanner is fine! It's not perfect by any means, it takes a good direct centered touch from the the pad of my finger, but it's not awful either. I ask because I know T-Mobile has been slow with updates, the global model is getting them often.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] verve50:
Just got the latest update from T Mobile and the fingerprint reader is so much faster.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Hubird:
Deleted.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] hendogg_af:
I have both oneplus 6t and mate 20 pro and my OP6T is both quicker and more reliable. Both do struggle in bright sunlight though. I guess that's to be expected I dunno but I prefer the one plus over Huaweis rendition honestly.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Gerard Lardizabal:
It is slower, but it's expected, its first gen tech and has been said a lot of times
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Hubird:
First gen isn't the point, the point is that we get a newer phone with a worse fingerprint reader.

How is this a good idea?

Don't use it until it's ready.

My old Nexus 6p running only on the little cores unlocks much faster than my brand new OP6T.

If we make excuses for this sort of thing then they we will be worse off in the long run. OnePlus need to know we aren't happy so hopefully they won't try and pull this sort nonsense again.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] bladestonez:
I would rather have the in display dinner print scanner and have it be slower than have a standard scanner on the back. But as I've said before it's not even slow or unreliable on my device so I couldn't complain regardless. It's far more convenient to be able to unlock the phone with it laying down.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] mac208x:
The sensor on the 6T is not bad. Still nothing compares to a physical one on the back. The finger print reader on my pixel 3 xl is super fast almost instant. The 6T is slightly slower then that, but with the recent updates it's become faster and more responsive.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] MADt3k:
I just switched to the OnePlus 6T from my HTC 10. I have to say, the fingerprint reader is just as fast, if not faster than my previous device. The device unlocks 99% of the time without having to adjust my finger.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] borijess:
Yes the fingerprint scanner on the OnePlus 6t is faster than the Galaxy Note 8.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] philidor:
My personal opinion. Fingerprint scanner of OP3-OP5 is always faster. OP6t have a good scanner if

1) you take time to register your fingerprint

2) your glass is not dirty (and your glass protection is good)

Inviato dal mio ONEPLUS A6013 utilizzando Tapatalk
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] barondebxl:
It's not total garbage St all why are you talking about? LMAO you try to impose your point of view by saying anyone who says otherwise..that's pathetic. It works pretty good for me to be honest.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Stateofstatic:
Hey OP, haven't heard from you in a while...have you tried my suggestions, and if so, has it improved?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] naja09:
Just deleted and added my fingerprints new because many here are getting a nearly 100% rate and I'm only at about 70%.

Wow! This worked out very well! Now it's a perfect working piece of technology.

I failed the first try, because I wasn't doing it as described there. I was saving the edges also on the first step, not on the second step. This destroyed the recognition totally. So do it as supposed by the description
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] fiffan86:
Did as suggested, deleted and added my finger prints, it unlocks so much faster and more accurately
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] krabman:
It'll keep getting better. I noticed that OnePlus was taking the credit for this by saying the reader continues to improve it's recognition as it registers new portions of your print but I think at least some of it is users learning to get the hang of doing the touch just right with that hint of delay that gets it quickly and reliably every time.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] borijess:
You guys did what was suggested?
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] Hubird:
I deleted all my prints, sat in the dark wardrobe to re-do them carefully adding my thumb as instructed.

I added each thumb more that once to get as much coverage as possible (if you move to a new point on your finger it can be added more than once).

Result... It still sucks... The slow speed is bearable but the poor accuracy is unforgivable.

I have an unlocked international 6T (not Verizon or whatever) with the most up to date software and a clean screen.

It is not acceptable for for performance of any part of a newer model phone to be worse than its predecessor.

Anyone saying it is good is probably having their phone unlock with face ID
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] sssarg:
I don't get why doing it in darkness would make the results better. Total darkness is not really a real life use case.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] JMillion:
it works better than it did at launch, id have to register a few presses. i use it now and tend to have zero issues.
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] silentbob141:
Strange I did hear that it wasn't that good but mine is flawless and takes less than half a second to recognise my fingerprint every time
[OnePlus 6T  Questions & Answers] squadric:
It's not garbage, you just have to set it up correctly. Dark room, (not completely dark) first step the middle of the finger a couple of times, 2nd step the sides of your finger in a clockwise rotation. I would also prefer one on the back like the 6 has (then it would be the perfect phone) but it's not garbage.
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] Gemmik:
Hi, I bought this phone and want to have it rooted, but im not familirized with this phones... Can some user of TA-1012 tell me/ post the method to root this model, cause I only see for another variants. :fingers-crossed:
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] eric194:
Hi, there is a bunch of guide here on how you can root your N8. By the way your variant is the most common one so you font need to worry, just do a little search
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] Gemmik:
I want to use the post "Root and keep the ability to upgrade otas" is it safe for my model?

I always root my phones, Motorola, Nexus.... But with Nokia's is different
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] Gemmik:
LOL I cant unlock my phone ... I got an error "Device Not Supported" I have June patch. I contact with Nokia Care Support and some guy told me that the method is now closed...
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] Sahilsinghlodhi:
Upgrade to September and then try.
[Nokia 8 Questions & Answers] Gemmik:
I can't bro I tried factory reset and without SIM card change th language, and nothing... Also erasing data of Google Framework and nothing :/
[Frameworks] Vee89:
Device: LG-D393 rooted && e2nac-twrp-2.8.7.0-recovery installed

1. make nandroid backup

2. Im not your Mom!

3. Im not responsible for you!

4. If you want to donate, my E-Mail && PayPal: garneauvince89@gmail.com

5. Install meekfik.busybox.apk to system using root

6. reboot recovery

7. flash e2nac-busybox.armhf-sdk19.zip

8. wipe dalvik && cache

9.reboot system

10.:good: paypal.me/VGarne :good:
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] drbob15:
My Google-Fu failed me today.

I went in Nov 1 to pick up my 6T, trading in an original OnePlus One for the $300 credit. After 2 weeks, nothing had happened with regards to said credit on my bill. When I looked at my receipt today, I noticed the trade in value of my One was $0 where it was supposed to be $300, since they evaluated the phone, and approved it in store. The receipt did have the proper model and the serial number on it, so a red flag did go up for me.

Then I tried looking online for anyone in a similar predicament and failed to find a case similar to mine. I went through the call back feature of T-Mobile's website to speak with a rep, which quickly went downhill. She insisted that the store had to mail in the One to a warehouse, who would then evaluate the phone to determine how much credit I was due. The phone was waiting on me to send in, according to her records. Her script, wherever she was, couldn't take into account that the entire transaction occurred in store, she hadn't heard of the OnePlus specific promotion the first week of Nov.

After less specific (Not this OnePlus promotion) searching on trade in credits from T-Mobile, I found the T-Force group on Twitter. After an hour in Chat waiting for a rep, the entire problem was resolved in a matter of minutes. My promotion was re-submitted with the RMA number given at trade in time, approved and an additional credit given for the earlier farce of customer service.

I was giving up on the T-Force ever responding, and had left 2 "reviews" with T-Mobile about the first call, one online and the other through the automated text after the initial call. I got a response just before giving another online rant about the Twitter waiting experience.

TLDR: Don't expect much from the 1st line of T-Mobile customer phone support. Use T-Force Chat on Twitter to resolve problems, just be a bit more patient than I initially was. Pay attention to your receipt details.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] ianandamy:
Mine is the same way bill came no credit called and they just transferred never said anything and sat on hold for ever.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] lemonspeakers:
So confused. You got $300 for your oneplus One?
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] hartleyshc:
So the way the promo works is this.

You get credits that day that on the value of the phone. That value is subtracted from $300 dollars, which you get the rest in the way of monthly bill credits over 24 months.

Let's say you trade in a one plus one. It's worth $0. Once the promo kicks in you get ,$12.50 or whatever every month on your account.

Let's say you trade in a Pixel 2 worth $100. They put $100 on your account right then, and then put the remaining $200 on your account in the form of bill credits over 24 months. So like 8.50 a month or whatever the credit will be.

You traded in a one plus one. Which is worth $0. You get none right away. And it can take up to 2 bill periods before your credits start kicking in.

Let's use myself as an example. I traded in an iPhone 6. The trade in value was $36. That $36 went towards taxes, so I only paid 20 something if the 50 something taxes. I will get $263 in monthly credit over the span of 24 months. So it's like $10,xx a month.

You actually did it the best way, as now you will get the most you can over the 24month period since your phone was worth $0. You'll get $12.50 I think it is over 24 months off your bill. Which is stated to be between 1-2 bill cycles before it kicks in.

All of this is explained in the details of the deal when it was going on. You do NOT instantly get $300 on your account for trading in your phone, nor did you trade in a phone worth that amount. You will get that amount, minus the initial worth, over 24 months.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] drbob15:
The $300 credit is 12.50 a month for 24 months, yes. What I was told by the representative during the last conversation was the store should have shown the $300 value on the receipt instead of 0. Again, all of the listed phones on the promotion were automatically given the $300 credit over 24 months, according to the rep. Maybe I was being blown off, but I asked that specifically due to a zero value on the end of my receipt. Where I had the most issue was the initial conversation, the rep incorrectly told me that the warehouse would evaluate if my OnePlus One qualified for any credit due to age and condition. The store I traded in at did the evaluation, determined the One was functional and within the trade in parameters, and qualified for the special credit. I had heard and read about people getting the promotion applied within a week, so they could pay the phone off and continue receiving monthly credits. This is what I was waiting for myself.

This thread is to let people in a similar situation know, in my opinion, to skip the representatives from the T-Mobile website, and go straight to the T-Force folks on Twitter chat for actual results.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] damir831:
They specifically say that it can take up to two billing cycle for the credit to show up. I did this with 2 phones on day 1. I am not concerned unless it doesn't show up on the 3rd billing cycle.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] Josh McGrath:
I used to do that job with trades. If we or any store rep marked the phone as good no physical or liquid damage and powers on, then that's it and there's no changing it. It doesn't matter if the phone looked like it had been chewed on by rabid aids monkeys or disappeared, once it's approved as a good device, it's a good device and you should have got your credits.

There is no changing the condition at the store level after it's complete and there's def no warehouse that will change that rating for the customer. Now if it indeed is a jacked phone, the store itself gets hit with a loss, not the customer.

The rep probably hit the wrong check box in timo or if they had retail computers still, quick view . They make it easy to do that because of muscle memory of where to click over and over but it should have been caught before the end.

My guess is that you were talking to those completely inept and clueless idiots in the Philippines. Don't EVER deal with those people. ever!

Glad you got it worked out buddy
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] lemonspeakers:
OMG those clueless agents in the Philippines on a weekend is a nightmare. Don't ever call TMobile on the weekend. You'll go straight to the. And they have absolutely no authority to make any decisions. You'll basically waste your time.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] jim262:
Must have been something else wrong with either your phone or your account. I traded in my old 3T with a scratched screen and got my $300.00 rebate within a couple of days. I have also unlocked my phone and received my unlocking.bin key from OnePlus and am now rocking the international version. Other than having to wait on customer service in the store, for what seemed like an eternetity, I have no issues with tmobiles version of the phone. Exactly as advertised.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] jdiddy_ub:
They were trying to explain this to me in the store and it still doesn't make sense. I traded in a S8 which they send is worth $190 upfront and 110 in bill credits. What I don't understand (and am waiting for my bill before I say anything) is where did that $190 go? I know some of it went to pay for the taxes ($51) but where's the rest? I get that he was trying to explain what you just did but the rest of the 139 wasn't used to pay for anything. Can you help me understand that part?

I told him I didn't care how it broke down as long as I'm getting $300 back doesn't matter if it's in 1 shot or monthly.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] Funk Wizard:
Moderator Notice

Guys just make sure the discussion does not turn into an off topic rant.

Thanks,

Funk
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] drbob15:
All of my fun in store was in a suburb of Houston, TX. I saw people online have their credit show up far more quickly than I was experiencing, which started the events posted above. After the phone calls I went through, I went to Twitter. This is where I was told I should have seen the $300 credit on my receipt. The first rep whom I spoke with, and allegedly a supervisor later, told me I had to wait for the warehouse to approve my promotional credit, which didn't seem right. I was prepared to wait the 2 billing cycles if necessary. I just wanted to verify I was getting the monthly credits at some point. I may have come across still upset, which led to the immediate credit on this months bill, or they felt that the error was that egregious during my first interactions. I am impressed that the T-Force rep on Twitter was able to handle my situation so quickly, and I intended to share my opinion here that anyone in a similar situation bypass the phone reps and go online directly to Twitter chat with T-Force.

I traded in a OnePlus One that had been in a case with screen protector its entire usage, removed both that morning. The device was handled and evaluated minimally and determined to meet the requirements. The instore rep told me that the entire $300 credit would be applied in monthly payments, starting with the next cycle (beginning of Dec). I went home with the new 6T and didn't immediately worry about my bill. After 2 weeks had passed, I went through my account, usage, billing, etc and couldn't find anything. I found the RMA number on my receipt and put it in on the trade in page online, which showed the status at waiting for customer to mail phone in. Which was not what should have been showing according to the reps later on with a clue. What I was told was the trade in status should have updated fairly quickly, even if the monthly credits didn't appear as quickly. I don't know if any immediate trade in credit would show up on the account before the next cycle.

I believe the trade in page with RMA number should answer some of the other's questions.

https://manage.my.t-mobile.com/TradeInDevice.aspx

Also, under plan on the My Account page, it now shows the 6T Promotion active on my account.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] jim262:
Out of your $300.00, if there is any money owed on your account, that amount is deducted, plus all sales taxes are also deducted. The rest of the monies are spread out over 2 years as credits. Depending on those aforementioned variables, that will determine how much ones monthly credits are.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] mokash34:
The 190 goes toward the balance owed on the phone plus taxes.

You are buying the 6t for 580 + tax. Let's assume tax on your transaction was 60 bucks. 60 dollars out of your 190 credit will cover your taxes. The remaining 130 will apply towards the balance on the phone. The remaining balance will be 450. Your monthly equipment installment plan payment will be 450/24=18.75/month. You will receive a credit every month of 110/24=4.58 every month for 24 months. In total 300 dollars in credits .190 up front and 110 in bill credits.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] Josh McGrath:
They just told me trade in for the v30 is 90 bucks. So I get a 90 dollar bill credit then full credits on the device from then on is what I was told
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] raing:
I did the whole "payoff and unlock the phone" via twitter (after trying in store, on tmobile phone, and tmobile chat) a few weeks ago. The rep on twitter told me multiple times that I would still receive 24 monthly credits totaling $300 even though I paid the phone off early. A few days later I received another twitter message from her stating that she was unable to apply the credits over 24 months so instead she would apply a flat $300 credit to my bill. A few days later when I received my next bill there was a credit on it for $300. I'm shocked that she actually did what she said she would.

Just another data point that Twitter support from tmobile is good.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] hartleyshc:
That's good to know they took care of you. I know my rep told me to wait until the payments kicked in before paying it off. Not to mention many here said the same thing. I guess this is what happens. The system doesn't know what to do if you're fully paid off. But it's good to see reps taking care of people by just giving full payments.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] jdiddy_ub:
I'm not sure what their policy is on that either. The guy in store said if I tried to pay it off early I would lose my bill credits and an online rep confirmed that. On the t-mobile website, it says you can pay off an EIP early and still get your bill credits. The credits would be lost only if you cancelled your service. Which make sense because its a "contract" without being a contract.

---------- Post added at 09:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:36 AM ----------

He never explained that the remainder would act as a downpayment. If that's how it works, thats fine with me. Will wait until the bill comes to see what this looks like. Thanks
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] HistoryTechGeek:
When I bought mine on the first day all I saw on the receipt was $16 for my Nexus 6. A couple of days later I got a text from T-Mobile stating that my promotional value was approved. I have checked online and I am getting the monthly credit.
[OnePlus 6T  Guides, News, & Discussion] dami00976:
I got mine on the trade in and add a line and the oneplus 6t is free... T mobile will pay the EIP haven't been billed yet but I traded my oneplus 5t and paid taxes so my credit is 24 something but the EIP will be 19 something will the remaining be credited to the account our to the EIP?
[Android Apps and Games] Shadow Of Leaf:
MK 2048:

MK 2048 is a simple, fun, and addictive number puzzle game. Join the numbers and get to the 2048 tile , The game's objective is to slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them to create a tile with the number 2048. However, one can continue to play the game after reaching the goal, creating tiles with larger numbers.

FEATURES:

-Game is automatically autosaved

-Unlimited Undo mode

-Leaderboards & Achievements

-Beautiful and simple UI

-Keep playing for High-score after collected 2048 tile

HOW TO PLAY:

-Swipe (Up, Down, Left or Right) to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one. When 2048 tile is created, the player wins! 8 .. 16 .. 128 .. 1024 .. 2048.

Lets go to Downloads

V1.0:Download

Credits:

Gabriele Cirulli For html game

StackoverFlow for some help

IF you Like the game and you want support me just like button is enough
​

XDA:DevDB Information

MK 2048 , App for all devices (see above for details)

Contributors

Shadow Of Leaf

Version Information

Status: Testing

Created 2018-11-18

Last Updated 2018-11-17
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