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[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Guides, News, & Discussio] JCGT90:
For those of you experiencing battery drain on the last Nov 15 .337 update. I found a nasty bug which keeps the phone awake for almost all the time even when screen off. I used better battery stats and wakelock detector and found out that "poll-wake-lock'' was keeping my phone awake for hours. This is related to Zenmotion. I tested this theory for two nights after doing a full factory reset with no other apps installed, wifi off, location off. 1st night with Zenmotion on resulted in hours and hours of awake time for my device. The 2nd night with Zenmotion off and guess what, my phone barely woke up during sleep hours. Try disabling zenmotion.

DEAR ASUS DEVS,

I KNOW YOU ARE READING THIS, PLEASE FIX IT SOON AS IT RENDERS ZENMOTION USELESS.
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nguganta:
Hello

I have a Thomson TEO 10.1 tablet with the Rockchip RK3126 processor. Android 7.1.2

I would like to root my tablet to use Titanium Backup.

I tried different methods one click (direct on the tablet or in connection with the PC) without success. (examples: KingoRoot, KingRoot, etc.)

I installed the ADB Drivers on my W10, the tablet is well recognized.

C: \ adb> adb shell

Give a $

adb reboot bootloader off my tablet, it does not reboot. And after it is very difficult to start

The tablet has no sound button, so not possible to start by pressing sound + power button.

Starting trombone in reset + power does nothing.

Succeeded to go into Android Recevery, with adb reboot recovery

In Android Recovery, I get:

reboot system now

apply update from ADB

apply update from external storage

wipe data / factory reset

wipe cache partition

apply update from cache

I tried installing Official TWRP App, I get:

E: Footer is wrong E: signature verification failed

I tried BAT files, unsuccessful because they are for pre-rooted tablets (uid = 0 (root) gid = 0 (root))

My tablet gives this:

adb shell id = uid = 2000 (shell) gid = 2000 (shell)

Thank you in advance for your assistance
[Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1  Questions & Answers] onkar.35:
I tried magisk hide and systemless root but still not working anything
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
Don't know how many note 9 with burn there are but here is mine! Looks terrible! Noticed it for the first time last night when it got pretty dark outside and it is super annoying! I assume Samsung will replace with new one? But I have a whitestone and skinomi on it, I am sure they wont cover those :(

With some light in room

Pretty much completely dark room

Anybody else experience this or have any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] raver445:
It looks like to me it's screen burn-in. I don't think you can do anything about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
If you're still within the one year warranty, complain to samaung through "Samsung +" app and don't mention anything about burn in. Just say my screen doesnt look right. If you're out of the warranty then you're SOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] hkjxda:
I had the same issue a month ago. Samsung won't replace it but they will change the screen. They did that for me, but the issue is coming back again. People need to reach out to Samsung and bring this issue to light. Too many units are doing this now but not enough people are speaking up.

Check out the Note 9 screen burn in thread and you'll see other users, including myself, who have pics posted of the same issue.

Sorry about your phone... Reach out to Samsung asap and make sure to send them picture evidence of your issue when you send in your phone. The more people to complain, the more likely Samsung will probably decide to replace these defective units.

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https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-9/how-to/screen-burn-check-thread-t3851263
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I have had since 9/25 so just over 2 months, wonder if I can just return for a full money refund?

That's BS it is a $1200 phone I don't want a new screen i want a new phone! I will just return if that is the case and buy a different phone
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
That close? That shouldn't happen. I'd definitely get a factory replacement from Samsung. I doubt that your carrier would return it because it's been a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I bought from Samsung, it is an unlocked 512 gb model and i received on 9/25 i checked tracking this morning to make sure my dates were correct
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
Yeah, that's not even two months. Burn ins will never happen in two months unless you make them happen on purpose. Just contact Samsung. They will replace it. They have an app called samaung +. Use it. They're very helpful.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
yeah i mean i use it daily and average about 2-3 hours of screen on time and nothing intensive or static images that would cause burn in. Do i just return for refund and buy a new phone or try a new note 9 again? I mean is this going to happen in a month or two again??
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
Talk to a rep on the app. They're very good. I'd get a new one for a replacement from them. Make sure it's not a refurb. O doubt they'd give you a refund. Burn ins dont happen that soon. You literally need at least two years of the same screen layout and same things done everyday. I've been using oleds since Samsung released them on their first note and I've never had any burn in. And yours actually doesnt even look like a burn in to be honest. It looks a screen uniformity issue.

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Your phone has a screen problem, not a burn in. Burn ins are shadows of things you have on your home screen, like your status bar and icons. This is nothing like that. This is an issue with your screen and they'll give you a replacement. Just make sure to present your proof of purchase such as your receipt and all that jazz and you'll be fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I agree that it is a screen uniformity issue or something odd. I have every note since the note 2 and never seen this and all of those were used a year and never had a problem. My nav bar isn't "burnt in" which is weird because it is always up and dark

and i have been talking to a rep on samsung+ and sending photos and troubleshooting for him, seems very nice and helpful so far
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
Good. They'll take care of you I'm sure. The only thing you might worry about is having another phone because they might have you send this one in. Hope all goes well for ya.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
so far not so much they want to send me to a local repair shop and have them install a new screen in it. not liking these options
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
I'd argue with them and ask to speak to a manager or a supervisor. This phone is only two months old. I mean, if anything just take the screen replacement honestly. They will only send you to a Samsung authorized repair shop
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I am getting case number and then going to call a higher up and see what to do. There is so many things wrong so far I am about ready to buy a pixel 3 and say screw the note
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
Well, at least get your money or another phone back first.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
It's basically going to be a new phone. They will keep the mother board and camera from the old phone and put it in a new body.

So new body and new battery.

At least that is how they handled every report of burn in on the Note 8.

If they send you to a UBreakIFix it is about a two hour turn around..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
and then waterproofing may be compromised as well. Then i can't sell for anything good because it has had the screen replaced. Yes it was a UBREAKIFIXIT location.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Nope water resistance isn't compromised.

That's UbreakIFix's statement. Its as water resistant as a new one out of the box.. That's part of why they dont just replace the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
still dont like it because I am probably not going to keep the phone
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
That is certainly your choice.

Just sharing details on how the process is when the device gets repaired by Samsung/authorized warranty repair..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] hkjxda:
They will not replace the phone if it's been two months. I fought them for weeks. They will only repair. No other option. It's in the warranty...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
guess repair and sell then because of bad oled panels, who know how long until it happens again
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
In my professional opinion, that is not burn-in.

Looking at your screen brightness settings, that discoloration is quite normal for an OLED screen. They have an optimum brightness point at which the white balance becomes consistent across the entire display. Turn the brightness down below that point and you start getting the inconsistent tint.

Mine does it too but I never use a phone with just a white background (hurts my eyes), so it is not noticeable to me with regular usage.

In short, if you don't want this phenomenon and you don't want to run it at a higher brightness, you need to get a phone which uses a regular LCD instead of OLED.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
it is a screen issue, my note 8 didnt have this issue and if samsung makes a $1000 phone and can't run at half brightness they have a problem
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
It's an opinion you're certainly entitled to but mileage will vary between OLED displays. Some will have it, some will not. The technology has not reached maturity in the time these types of displays have been out on the market, yet manufacturers keep pushing the envelope with colour depth and resolution.

My Note4 exhibited this, albeit to a lesser extent, and while my Note9 is an improvement over that, it's not perfect and does show similar characteristics. It's just not enough of an issue through regular usage for me to care about. Furthermore, a camera will exaggerate the phenomenon more so than the naked eye, so there is that to consider as well. The better OLED displays at this stage cost way more than any $1000 phone. For example, in broadcast, we have a client who needed a 4K HDR reference monitor and they bought a new generation Sony unit, only 27", worth around $40,000 but still with the issue of having to recalibrate it every six months because the blue component of OLED displays do not seem to have a long life. Now, imagine how much the Note9 would cost if it had an OLED display of that quality.

For me, the phone does what I paid for. In which case, the $1000 phone is serving me well. For you, possibly not and in which case, you have higher standards than I do. But that's not the point.

I'm not going to discuss what's reasonable and what isn't. I'm simply here to point out that OLED is not a truly matured technology and it will be some time before it is significantly improved to minimise these issues and be consistent from one display to the next. Until then, it will be a bit of a lottery. For those who don't want to experience these issues, avoid OLED or use it in the way that the technology itself (not the design) currently allows for. Like it or not, that's the trade-off at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] K-alz:
Mine is on daily, but I have it on low brightness.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
Like you, I killed it on mine immediately. Being a well-mannered boy, I am not always looking at my phone, so my display doesn't need to be always on.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
only think i use is the edge clock at night, never full aod
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] bober10113:
try OLEDtools and do the burn in reduce for a couple hours to see if it does reduce a bit. if you see an amelioration, do it for the prescribed 12hrs.

also what's your brightness at?

anything over 40% for extended periodes of time might be causing it. i have it around 35% and less and am satisfied. 50 is actualy too bright for my liking anyways...

i think that even if you get the screen replaced, good habits might help in the long run. as an other stated, his is beginning to get the burn in again. so logically this means habits need to be changed if the phone continues to demonstrate the same behavior.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] supergear:
You do know Pixel XL 3 uses the same panels made by Samsung
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] high_voltage:
As said from other xda fellow members, this is not a burn-in (or to call it right: burn-out as pixels fade actually). This is uniformity problem that is recognised issue and yours is one of the worse among the problematic units.

Also just for the heads up - after 2m they are not law enforced to change the device with a new one, they will 99% change the screen even if it was iphone xs max for 1600 euro or w/e. Even if they change it, it will be 90% refurb even if it's so soon after release (for example when they change your phone with refurb, they will change the screen and send it to another person). I know it's frustrating and I am with you on that one, always found unfair that policies, but that's what you agree to when you put your signature on the warranty contract. Read their terms etc to see it's clearly stated there.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I may try that because at this point I am sending back to Samsung after I get another phone. Brightness is about 40-50% all the time unless I am outside of course and auto brightness kicks way up. Yeah 50% indoors is super bright. Screen looks really really nice well until now LOL and I don't know if it is burn in, it is weird. Getting worse too I can see on almost all my screens at night when blue light filter is on

Yes I do and I think little Pixel 3 uses it too correct? I ordered a pixel 3 to use while note gets repaired/replaced

Yeah I think I am starting to believe it is another screen issue. It seems to have gotten worse last night. I notice on almost all colors now at night with blue light filter on. Yeah I talked to them on phone and they said send it in and they will either change the screen or swap it for a new one not a refurb. Have to have torn down first and make sure nothing else is wrong. I would rather send it to Samsung over a recommended service facility so I will send off soon and wait and see. Hopefully they have a fix for this issue, I don't want to be doing this every month or two
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] hkjxda:
WARNING! They replaced my screen for the very same issue and it's starting to reappear again. Only been 2 weeks since the repair!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
Are you serious? If that is the case I will want a full refund and move onto a different phone
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
I never turn mine off between 5am and 10pm. No screen issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] NotATreoFan:
Pixel 3 is an LG screen, I believe. The XL is Samsung for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
That's probably your best option as you'll likely go through a number of these before you find a display that will satisfy your expectations.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I thought they were both Samsung

yeah that is crazy i mean I went through 7 pixel 2 XL to get a good screen
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Correct

No only the XL is Samsung the smaller one is LG and there are some with tint issues. I have the XL and am happy so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
It's not crazy. It's the reality of OLED displays. Again, that's the nature of OLED displays in consumer products today. They are far from mature and perfect. Even the professional displays are a struggle and the exorbitant cost reflects that. Consumers are generally uneducated on the finer details of these technologies, so while I understand the attitude you share with others towards these products, that doesn't make it right either. I'm not trying to make excuses for Samsung (or any other manufacturer) but you need to understand the pitfalls of these technologies and be reasonable about it.

If I were a shop owner, I'd just give you a refund and tell you to go elsewhere rather than swap seven phones for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
Google was nicer then Samsung and sent me a new phone in box every time the screen wasn't perfect. And if OLED tech isn't perfect then they shouldn't be making it. There are no excuses for a company like Samsung and then saying it issues with the tech. They need to figure them out or make different screens. But I have had several OLED phones over the years and never had an issue like this. We shall see how pixel is or maybe a v40 if the note 9 screen continues to do this!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
All manufacturers are pushing immature technology to the next limit because phone junkies want to upgrade from their six to twelve month old phones, all in the name of feeding their shareholders. You might not like the truth but that is what it is. If you don't agree with how a manufacturer does things, vote with your wallet and buy something else. That's the only way they take notice. Then they might get a little more serious about the consistency of these screens before they focus on increasing resolutions and colour depths. To have both means to significantly increase the production costs and then you wouldn't want to pay twice the price as a result.

This is only my third OLED phone (because I don't feel the need to upgrade more often than every two years if the phone is still satisfying my needs). I can safely say that the Note2 was very good with consistency, while the Note4 exhibited some degree of inconsistency but nothing that was noticeable and annoying in regular use. My Note9 is slightly worse but again, nothing that I can say bothers me enough to warrant the hassle of switching data between handsets and whatnot. What changed from the Note2? Pushing the resolutions higher while trying to keep the cost of production down. Which is why I keep coming back to the $40,000 4K HDR OLED reference monitor example. Perfect displays will not come cheap for a long time yet, nor will they exhibit the desired longevity that some might hope for out of them.

I'm going to leave it here before this gets too repetitious. What you do from this point forward, best of luck to you.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] raver445:
Kaboom went my Galaxy note 9.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] pcriz:
Without context it's just a broken phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] raver445:
It exploded on me. While I was using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
Well, that's unlucky.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
I mean I upgrade every 6 months, longest phone I ever used was pixel 2 XL for a year. They don't care about a few people on a forum bud.

There will always be better and worse screens, oled or not. There is cheap cars and there is expensive cars. Doesn't mean either are wrong, some expensive cars are inconsistent and some cheap one are inconsistent. That isn't an excuse. Just because somebody makes a $40,000 monitor so that means they shouldn't make a $1200 phone? So a car company can't have a $100,000 car and a $20,000 car huh? Keep trying to prove your point and fail...
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Artstar:
Again, an opinion you're entitled to but I'll disagree with.

Your analogies are totally incongruous because you're failing to understand the very nature of a given technology. You think I'm failing at putting my point forward. I say my point is going over your head like a giraffe's fart.

After your last post, I now know what type of consumer you are. Your attitude doesn't surprise me at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] oneandroidnut:
LOL so electric cars or autonomous cars are technologies that are being pushed on consumers too or are they bad ideas too? Or are they not high enough quality for you?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] serendipityguy:
Yea, I would return this phone asap.

I had an older Samsung S7 Edge and I had installed this music player PowerApp (Great app) that was always on and whenever the music was playing, the screen was set to not shut off.

At the time, I thought that it was a great feature, but months later I had notice that the music player control buttons were screen burning through.

It was very subtle, but the stop, play next and such were starting to show up on the screen.

I did not think much of it because I knew that I was going to upgrade the phone very soon.

Now (Lesson Learned), I never let anything on the screen for more than a couple of minutes unless I am using GPS.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] paul_59:
I understand your points about immature technologies and the constant push for improvement. I was going to reply to the OP until I read that he returned seven new phones until he got one that met his standards.

Despite inconsistencies with displays I think his comment about returning his phone says rather a lot about his expectations.

Whilst I understand his unhappiness with his screen and notwithstanding your point about photo of screen highlighting these issues I never understood the approach that a new phone should be subjected to intense scrutiny to look for minute imperfections.

I very much agree that if an imperfection isn't visible in normal usage then it can't really impact the use of the phone.

Find any manufactured product that is "perfect" and every model is identical, no matter how rigourous the quality control these are mass produced devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Guides, News, & Discussion] Az Biker:
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