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[Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) Questions & Answers] Ismail Nashwan:
I tried and enable concert hall but it's not work :(

and yes , I want the bug back because it is awesome

and thanks for your help
[Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) Questions & Answers] blazzer12:
Haha, ok! :good::)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] extthink:
[compile AOSP Extended code]Can not locate config makefile for product "aosp_whyred

I try build the AOSP Extended code for xiaomi_whyred.

In terminal, I send lunch , it's show supported devices, and xiaomi_whyred included.

But when i send lunch aosp_whyred-userdebug, it's show me: Can not locate config makefile for product "aosp_whyred

I think the issue is from i Donot import the device spec code, the code git is :

github.com/AospExtended-Devices/android_device_xiaomi_whyred

What's the right way to import the device spc code?
[Huawei Nova 3i Questions & Answers] ThatLatinGuy:
Hi there , thats actually a somewhat common issue in some phones it could be a wide range of factors but commonly this due to

1-) Software (the most common one , this does not present any danger and it is most of the time a sort of security measure so the phone doesnt overheat when it is being used and charged at the same time)

2-) Faulty Charger / Charger with not enough current

3-) Software Issues , this is different in the sense that this is due to a buggy os or application and its not by choice of the manufacturer , to fix this you could try reflasing the stock rom

But as you can see this issue does not represent a real sign of damage on the phone , my personal recommendation would be to first change the charger and second to factory reset (backup everything first!) and if that doesnt work , reinstalling the most recent stock rom may just work.
[Android Auto General] joguirian:
Recently changed the rom of my phone to android 9.0 (tugapower), my phone is the oneplus one. On android auto i have everything working fine, aa mirror included, but today i couldn't make a call. The phone worked fine, the call was made but i couldn't hear nothing and the receiver couldn't hear to. Is there a problem with the Bluetooth of my car? In previous versions of android it worked always without any failures. Is there any configuration that i need to do on android auto or android itself that i am missing? must i connect to the Bluetooth of the car before conecting the usb cable? Is there a way to connect wirelessly?

Thank you for your help.
[Amazfit] Timmenem:
Hello everyone,

I own a Stratos that I usually wear on my left wrist. However, when listening to music with my TaoTronics Bluetooth inears, whose BT receiver is near the right earbud, I constantly get stuttering audio with my watch on my left wrist.

If I wear the watch on the right wrist and hence have a smaller distance between the watch and the BT receiver, it gets better (but not perfect, though).

Has anyone else been experiencing these issues and knows some kind of tweak or workaround? When using the same headphones with my phone, I don't have any connection issues at all, even if I carry the phone in my pocket, which makes me think that the Stratos tries to save energy by using low transmission power. Since I still get some stuttering when wearing the watch on the right wrist, this is not a real workaround, too.

Regards

Tim
[Amazfit] azcomi:
I got bluetooth disconnected from Stratos to my earphone sometime. However, turn off my earphones and on again solved the problem.

My earphones has the Bluetooth part on the right as well and I got connectivity issue when the watch on my left or right wrist.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djsilver888:
My device is Huawei Mediapad T1 8.0 LTE. I have succesfully rooted it and unlocked bootloader. I want to upgrade kernel because in it's original .config (I checked it after extracting it from original zImage) there are no drm and drm-msm drivers. I want to start xorg with freedreno xorg driver on buildroot system (I'm currently accessing it via chroot). I tryied starting xorg via adb shell (after stopping zygote of course) with fbturbo but log messages report some error about attemmpt to map video memory (0 KB). With freedreno I would also have hardware-accelerated graphics, right ?. I can do something like Xvfb or X with dummy driver -> X11vnc -> android VNC client but device's CPU looks to be not efficient enough and VNC video transmission is lagging if eg. I play movies at 30 fps at fullscreen in buildroot's mplayer. I found msm drm drivers in kernel.lnx.3.18 and tryied compileing it using msm8916 defconfig from msm-refs_heads_android-msm-huawei-3.10-lollipop-mr1-wear-release-1 but it doesn't compile when I additionally select drm msm in menuconfig. So I checked if I can upgrade kernel anyway and compiled msm-refs_heads_android-msm-huawei-3.10-lollipop-mr1-wear-release-1 with msm8916 defconfig without any moddification. I thought it's best maching kernel source which is publically accessible. The name contains lollipop but there is no huawei 3.10 kitakt or I didn't find it. Kernel doesn't work. I'd repack boot image using carliv image kitchen. After few seconds screen goes black diode keeps lighting as from beginning and nothing else happen. Fortunately I don't flash boot image before I'm sure if it's working and use command 'fastboot boot image_file' to test it out. I don't know if I need to modify boot command line and don't know much about low level software like kernel etc. I'd like to do enything forward. At least I'd like to upgrade kernel and see it's working.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Federicadr:
Hi everyone, I bought this p20 pro on carphone warehouse website, I didn't know this phone would have a sort of sim lock. It's not a contract phone since i paid the full price. Same with my p9 but at least it asks me for a sim lock code. The p20 pro simply doesn't get any network without asking me for a code. How can I solve this since I moved back to Italy permanently and I need to use my phone with the sim I want!

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[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] GodTrigger:
Hey fellow Italian user, did you tried to use the SIM on a different device? Should be a lock in the SIM itself.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Federicadr:
Yes I currently have it on a LG g5.. The thing is the p20 pro doesn't ask for any unlock code, while if I put it in my UK p9 it does ask for sim lock code...

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[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Federicadr:
I'm sorry to bother again..I was wondering if the rebranding tool from FunkyHuawei could help in this situation..thing is I already changed region from c782 to c432 using that tool so I don't understand why it is still locked to only UK sim cards. I have my boot loader code of course so if anyone has a clue on what I can do, I'll be really grateful.

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[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] sany:
Hey Mate 20 Pro owners - just trying to understand what the Mate 20 Pro owners are planning on at the moment in the wake of Google/android services ban etc.,

I am also a proud owner of Mate 20 Pro for the last six months and I absolutely love this device.

Are you guys trying to selling it off before the value drops too low?

Or, hoping the situation will reverse and fix itself?

I am hoping it will all be okay in the next two months? What do you guys advise?
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
I'm sticking with it as this Google business isn't a major problem for me
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Matziatzu:
Same here, i'll stay with my mate 20 pro.

i really think it's a great phone, so i see no reason to sell it.

About the problems with Google, we still have 3 months before the ban really starts, so i think it's just a pressure method from Trump to get the trade deal with China.

And even if it's not and they still ban it i will stay with Huawei, i have to say i'm really curious about Hongmeng OS that they'll launch in fall.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] t-mizzle:
I only consider price and value before and at the time of buying. Once I make a decision, the price is no longer a factor for me. I only bought the phone recently because my previous phone was no longer usable. As long as my current gapps remain usable on this phone, I don't necessarily care about future updates that much. I buy a phone based on it's performance at the time of purchase. When I was buying this phone, I wanted a flagship phone for a non-flagship price, I refuse to spend a $1000 for a phone. After considering many, it came down to this phone because it was a flagship phone that had a non-flagship price.

It's bad when a phone loses it's upgrade path, it's always better to have a phone from a brand that's not in the news for all the wrong reasons. However, all the good reasons I bought this phone for to begin with still stand. I'm in the USA, I buy my phones outright and just put them on my basic plan without subsidy because it saves me money in the long run. I wanted a good phone, I got a good phone. I take care of it, I got a case that protects it's front and back, it should last long enough to justify it's investment. With each transaction, be it a car, a house or a phone, you lose money (especially with sales tax) so the solution is to buy smart and minimize the number of transactions as much as possible. I would love to unlock the bootloader and root it, I would love it if Huawei bans are reversed but even if not, what I have is still a great phone to keep for the foreseeable future.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] iberr:
From now on, I'll keep it. It doesn't a matter if we can't upgrade to Android Q. But I must keep using Android Suite, because I'm using it for work. And I'm also using Android Auto.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Jovan.Sulic:
Don't worry, if you need gaps you have various ways to install them. Besides, I can't wait to see what will that new OS will be!
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] mcjordan92:
can you please elaborate? I'm also curious if there's alternative non offical way to keep the os and apps as is in a functional way.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] t-mizzle:
Existing Huawei devices will keep access to gapps, even after if and when the ban is permanently enforced. If there is no positive solution for Huawei, their future phones will not be able to access gapps. Sideloading gapps to future devices after the ban is official just won't work without changing the device ID, google servers (play store, gmail, gmaps, etc, etc) will deny access to future identified Huawei phones. For example, Mate 30 Pro will likely launch in November, the current 90 day extension expires in August. If the ban is still in place (I doubt it) at the time the Mate 30 Pro launches, then it will be denied access to gaaps, if it's identified as a Huawei device that was launched after the ban became official.

Personally I think it's just politics and leveraging for a position in the trade war negotiations. Huawei's growth is a concern to others, they surpassed others in the 5G infrastructure tech and the USA and it's allies don't want the traffic to go through tech they don't have control over. The reason they are leaving Xiaomi or 1+ alone is they don't make the infrastructure behind 5G. I think it's not about China spying through Huawei, rather about them not being able to spy through Huawei equipment.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxyYtester:
I'm definitely keeping mine for another year, the resell value is so minuscule now that it's not worth upgrading after just a year. This is still a great device and on par with all the newest flagships.

I don't care if EMUI 10/Android Q eventually arrives without any Google services, I'll simply use Gmail through the native EMUI email app and download my apps through Aurora store. Aurora allows you to login with your Google account even without Play services and download paid apps you've purchased. For YouTube I'll use Vanced, it has no ads and no need for Google services.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Jovan.Sulic:
Someone has already mentioned that the ban does not apply to existing phones. The xda forum has instructions on how to install gaps. after all, Huawei announced that the existing phones will send security patches

I just googled this thread. But if you ever instaled custom ROM you know what I mean.

https://xdaforums.com/mate-20-pro/help/google-play-store-chinese-variant-t3861639
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] blackspp:
When the ban hits and I'm focked by Trump I'll buy a bootloader unlock code and install LineageOS. Hopefully by then the camera functions are supported sufficiently to use the camera properly as that's what made me upgrade from the Mate 9, to 10 pro to 20 pro...
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Jovan.Sulic:
You can do that right now, but I will wait for that new huawei OS and see what will Huawei bring to us
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
The ban does apply to existing phones. They will be able to continue using existing software but there will be no more updates.

Installing custom ROMs is impossible on international phones since the bootloader is locked.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] charliebigpot:
Yes and no. My understanding is that current Huawei phones will get official Google security updates, but no OS updates.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
No. Existing phones can continue to use Google play protect and the play store but Huawei cannot release any updates including security updates after August.

Huawei will obviously focus their attention on the new os which will replace android so chances on getting much support on our phones is quite low. Which is why the resale value of the phone has collapsed.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] cnutt1:
https://www.techradar.com/news/huaweis-os-to-be-rolled-out-next-month

Interesting stuff
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
Lets not forget people have bought the Chinese models which aren't official Android (not supported) and had no issues, the media are just blowing the whole thing up

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Not what I've been reading or seen on Youtube, security updates will continue and they could release unsupported updates of the OS like in China

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I doubt the camera app will take full advantage of it
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
They cannot release unsupported updates of android because Google play services would stop working which would make it unusable.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
So how do the Chinese version do it, don't they just install Google Services separately, even if that didn't work nothing stopping them using the Hisuit to do it
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
Chinese versions do not have access to Google services as far as I know. Google services are banned by law in China.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
Yes that's my point, those that bought the Chinese version just put it on?

Failing that I'm sure a developer will just port the services from another phone
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
The only way to install working Google services is by rooting the phone and then changing its device ID with something like magisk. Since European mate 20s are bootloader locked that is not possible.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] iceburn2020:
they said huawei will be releasing thier own OS next month.. lets see if our mate 20 pro will also be supported.

https://www.techradar.com/news/huaweis-os-to-be-rolled-out-next-month
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
I believe you can get them unlocked

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I've been reading about that but can't see them getting a new OS out for x-amount of different models in that time frame even if they've been working on the OS a few years now.

I also don't see how they'll change it from Android to this new OS unless its by Hisuit?
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
How can you get them unlocked? I would like to do it but have not found a way.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
https://funkyhuawei.club/bootloader
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
Well that site just says that unlock codes are not available and they do not know if they will be available again. So not much use I am afraid.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
Someone has done it here for $20 but had problems putting the lock back on, mine says OEM unlocked but not sure if that means the boot loader
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Fidelator:
Well, I took advantage of the situation and bought an used mint Mate 20 Pro for 350 euros, best phone I've ever had, it is a huge step forward form my LG G6 in all regards.

I hate the bottom speaker placement but I can live with that. I'm sorely missing the headphone jack though.

Edit: It is a pleasure to join you guys, I was not wrong to make this purchase. I don't really mind not getting Q as the "major features" are gestures, the same that we already have, as well as the dark mode, which, we also have.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] mindriot:
Im just hoping someone offs the blonde bewigged idiot before he causes any more problems in the world, and that Huawei might let people openly unlock in the hopes a community like this takes up the opportunity to develop aftermarket roms that help us keep using the Mate 20 and help foster a strong following.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxyYtester:
The post has been updated with more info saying it's not coming next month after all. But I'm sure all Kirin 980 devices will get the OS after it's released, otherwise only Mate 30 users could use it and the reception would be extremely limited.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
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I still don't see how they'll do it, moving from one OS to another isn't a simple process especially as the OTA right now is aimed at the Android OS
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
As far as I know Mate 20 Pros outside China have their bootloader locked. Since unlock keys are not available, and gaps cannot be installed without root I do not understand what it is you are saying. The fact is, should the US ban not be lifted there will be no further updates for our phones.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] mindriot:
People buy these devices for Android as much as features, what use is an OS that will offend parts of the world even more than the current imbecility, which is just trump in apples pocket tbh.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxyYtester:
It probably won't be an OTA because it's a whole another operating system, just a full data wipe firmware package for those who specifically want to move over from Android to Huawei's own OS. An automatic OTA that removes Google services would be disastrous for the average European user who isn't able to function without the Play store and services that require SafetyNet.

Remember that the OS is still very far for us, it's coming to Western markets in March-June 2020 if everything goes to plan. In China it'll be called Hongmeng, here ARK OS. EMUI is currently at the end of its road at 9.1 if Huawei doesn't work with with Google to miraculously develop Android Q to Kirin 980 devices in less than three months. If Huawei abandons Android development after August, installing ARK OS is the only hope for us to receive future software support.

I personally hope Huawei would continue developing Android on the side and release "wild" EMUI builds after August that have newest security patches and features but no Google services. Those who really want to could sign up to install them as long as they know what the consequences are. I know I would, I'd simply use Aurora store as a Play store replacement, read Gmail through the native email app and watch YouTube Vanced for videos.

Btw, German design patent applications made by Huawei show that ARK OS will be visually nearly identical to EMUI: huaweicentral com /huawei-filed-ui-designs-patent-may-relate-to-new-os/
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] mikey_sk:
Fantastic I've told my mate to get a used one on ebay for £330. Having realised that the price had halved he just thought what the hell nothing to lose at that price and got it. He is one happy bunny as he was gonna pay over £800 for an exynos Samsung s10 plus.

I even found the 8gb/256gb version for around £480 on there??!!
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] Shipoftheline:
I don't see it coming to existing phones, I just don't see them focusing all that time on doing that when they've got new models coming out all the time that will need it

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It's linux based like Android so why not, I've read most of the Android apps will work on it too..................just wondering if this 'Ark OS' will be based on the existing Linux distribution of Ark OS otherwise why use the name

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArkOS

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This is for the Mate 20 X but should still work on the Pro

https://xdaforums.com/mate-20-x/how-to/guide-to-enable-google-services-china-t3865436

Oh and the fact is should the ban continue security updates and Google play will still work, that is the official response from Google!
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] darkoroje:
That solution works now because Google is not blocking the device. Once the ban is in effect they will block Huawei devices on the Google server side which is why the only way to make them work will be to spoof device ID which requires rooting.

Google did not say that android security updates will be available. They only said that Google play protect will continue working on existing phones. That is a different thing.
[Huawei Mate 20 Pro Questions & Answers] galaxyYtester:
That would mean the P30 Pro, a $1000 flagship released in April 2019, would get its last security patch EVER four months after launch in August 2019. (Assuming Huawei will quit Android development and focus all their development efforts at ARK OS when they lose their Google license.)

Because Google has changed parts of AOSP to be Google services, Huawei won't even be able to provide security patches to their existing devices without breaking SafetyNet. Huawei could technically rush to get a stable build of EMUI 10 / Android Q ready and certified by Google before August 19th and then slowly roll it out to Kirin 980 devices over the next months, but after August 19th even bug fixes would be off the table. If major bugs are found in the software, Huawei will be forced to cancel the whole Android Q update instead of simply fixing the bugs and getting the fixed software Google certified again.

I understand the Huawei block as a part of the US - China trade war, but weakening the security, future feature set and performance of all existing Huawei devices worldwide is a major low blow. Us as customers in Europe did absolutely nothing to deserve this.