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[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
If you can get adb to connect to the device, you can use adb commands to retrieve your data, you can copy the entire internal storage over to PC then retrieve your data from the folders or you can copy the individual folders/files.
[General Questions and Answers] satyanarayananp:
Hi,

Unfortunately USB debugging was not turned on in the device. What are my options to get data off the phone?

Sathya
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
There aren't any that I'm personally aware of, that kinda rules out pretty much all of your options that I know of.

There are plenty of threads and posts here from other members trying to retrieve data from devices that did not have USB debugging enabled. I don't know of any that had any luck figuring anything out, you'll just have to search around and read various threads and posts and hope you find someone that found a solution.
[General Questions and Answers] shreyas97:
wash this issue resolved im now facing the same issue
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] goviin:
is it possible to replace android pie navigation bar with single bar as in iphone X or android q?
[Moto G5S Plus Questions & Answers] pradeeppk:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xda.nobar

or in pie costom roms there is an option to change navebar style
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] stanchev36:
Hello Guys, I want to change my Android with newer version, because my Android box works on Android 4.4. I want to install newer version of Android like 6.0.1 or newer, but I can't find newer version on Android.
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] N'ayam Amarsh'e:
It's because Amlogic never released the updated SDK for that chipset. That's why it's nearly impossible to do it, unless you know porting and can scrape off things from similar chipsets.
[Google Pixel 2 Questions & Answers] theYoter:
Hello!

So my phone screen broke yesterday

The phone itself still works but i cant enter pin and pattern.

I have Sensitive data/information on the phone.

is there any whay to recover it? i remember enabling adb debugging on the phone but i never actually connected it to the PC to allow it to access.

Please HELP!!!:(
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Yes, yes, it's possible to love a phone. Heck, you sleep next to it, don't you? Rate this thread to indicate your love for the ASUS ROG Phone II, all things considered. A higher rating indicates that the ASUS ROG Phone II is an incredible phone that you enjoy tremendously. You love it. :o

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bkcobra:
Overpriced for a phone that is all of that and nothing better the no phone in the market
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Suodes:
Why you keep commenting everywhere that the phone is bad and overpriced without giving constructive criticism?

It sounds like you're just pissed off and never even touched the phone.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Christina Reinhart:
Oke, and ofc x2 times more expensive iphone with even weaker specs is not overpriced... And tell us some jokes that you can buy gaming pc instead of ROG Phone)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Tupro:
i wonder too, what kind of weed he smoked
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] guinzo:
im planing to buy this one in December, does this phone still rock compared to rog 3?

i definitely love rog 1 or 2 design much rather than rog 3
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] avinraikwar:
#guinzo i too like the design of Rog 1 and 2 , 3 trys to not look like a gaming phone but it is , If your budget allows then you should go for ROG 3 but if not then you can go for ROG 2 , I won't recommend rog 1. And I an a proud owner of owner of ROG 2? , if you need more information then you can contact me personally , I have been using if for more than a year and I love it , 10/10 for ROG ?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] guinzo:
thank you sir, waiit for meee on december:victory:
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're a power user. Can the ASUS ROG Phone II keep up? Rate this thread to express how "healthy" the development scene is for the ASUS ROG Phone II. A higher rating indicates available root methods, kernels, and custom ROMs.

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Would you say that the ASUS ROG Phone II is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the ASUS ROG Phone II exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] NajimKiSaad:
I tried a lot of smartphone, even iPhone 11 Pro… but this Rog Phone 2 (Elite Edition, European version 12/512) is literally Quicksilver!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
Same here, like our ancestor said, once u used to 120hz refresh rate, u cant go back. Thats a true buttery smooth.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] stiffis:
It's superfast!! Flies trough all apps and games :D it has the highest Antutu-score (V8) I have ever seen! The 120hz screen makes everything buttersmooth and fast
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] jkeener88:
The 8GB version is no slouch either. Coming from an S8 Active, and oh man that battery and those speakers, and on and on!!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] rowihel2012:
Can't go back to 60 htz phone ?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] En Enu Elan Elua:
I feel laggy when I go back to 60hz. I know how feels back (using 240hz monitor). But i comparised it with s10+ or s9+ or mi mix. Going back to 60 is bugged.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] ArdAvedis:
8GB vs 12GB

Hi, is there any noticeable difference between 8 and 12GB RAM models?

Or is the 12GB just for marketing?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] jkeener88:
Think about it, what app/game needs 12GB? IMHO 8GB is fine and should be fine for at least a few more years. All I know is that coming from my 4GB/64GB S8 this phone is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much faster/snappier!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
60hz RR is like meh now. hahaha
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] SavageCat-TX:
I see you are just down the road from me so I'll ask you... :cowboy:

Are you concerned about 2G/3G being shut down relatively soon? Where did you purchase your phone from and did you get the Tencent version? I'm still trying to understand the various models, ROMs, etc.

TIA for your help!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] ram4ufriends:
Not sure if it is 2G/3G issue .. but I am sure missing lot of calls and messages.. many calls directly goes to voicemail and I don't receive many text messages... very sad to sell this phone which is otherwise a phenomenal device...
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] SavageCat-TX:
Need to start a "gofundme" page to pay for a developer to fix Asus f-up.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] suzook:
I got flamed for suggesting this. There's a thread with peeps saying volte is a waste. Idiots.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] ram4ufriends:
To be honest, I initially thought voLTE is waste as well until I got to know the reason for missing calls and messages.. I miss 50% of my calls and I live in an area with almost full 4G coverage...
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] SavageCat-TX:
If someone doesn't realize the importance of VoLTE, they have about a year to figure it out (maybe less depending on the area they are in). For anyone reading this, I'm referring to North America.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] ram4ufriends:
On point... And may be an year ago, it was not this bad at my area because even my previous phones didn't have VoLTE or I immediately turned off VoLTE without knowing the importance of it... But now, it's even more of an issue...
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] SavageCat-TX:
OMG, I just had an epiphany! Asus doesn't realize the importance of it either!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] suzook:
Exactly, all 4g...that's where we are headed. 3g is being turned off. It's old as sht technology. Get Asus sells us a $899 phone that has no volte. Azzholes.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] ram4ufriends:
You mean ASUSholes :)

And the worst thing is that Asus admitting that they don't have any plans to enable VoLTE
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] jkeener88:
YMMV and sorry to hear of the issues for some, but I have had 0 issues, except when I was on early build and sometimes Google assistant would say I didn't have a sim card installed. So just because you are experiencing problems doesn't make it true for everyone else.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] suzook:
You will in the future. Enjoy it while it works.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] SavageCat-TX:
And then once it stops, https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/selling/start-selling-ebay?id=4081.

Dont get me wrong, I am completely jealous of you right now. I'm just lashing out at ASUS and trying to help save north American users some cash and disappointment. Heck, maybe in a year, the ROG Phone III will be done right by the north American users of the phone with the necessary bands and I'll be singing a different tune. I guess I feel suckered and feel they tried to pull a fast one on us.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] stiffis:
Pretty good scores in 3DBench :D not optimized for Vulkan yet tho.. what is your phone scoring?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bkcobra:
same speed like other phones that have animation off.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] stiffis:
Android 10 beta Antutu bench score (with X-mode on)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
OMG! Kim K posted another selfie with tons of cleavage! Rate this thread to express how quickly apps launch on the ASUS ROG Phone II. A higher rating indicates that even the most intensive apps launch quickly and without hesitation, even if they are no longer in RAM.

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bkcobra:
typical speed on launch like a 100 euro phone.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Hmminteresting:
Instantaneous

I mean, it's got 12gb of RAM and one of the fastest processors out there. As well as UFS storage. The only thing slowing this phone down are the apps themselves. I'm able to launch KOTOR, PUBG and COD immediately.

With X mode on its even faster as it clears the RAM during the app launch.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the ASUS ROG Phone II performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the ASUS ROG Phone II keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Simo88ist:
I love this mode, specially when I need to see graphic and use calculator
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bkcobra:
normal tasking, nothing special.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Hmminteresting:
insane

I feel like this thing could run the desktop version of chrome!

Seriously. I'm able to play pubg while watching videos on youtube. Or message and youtube which is much more likely use case. The size of the display helps to manage the app windows. Basically if you're someone who does everything on their phone this is for you.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] HermesHidayat:
Switching between apps on Android 9 stutters a bit. Now im on Android 10 Beta 6. Switches flawlessly. No stutters. Pure speed.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bluegizmo83:
I've owned the 8GB of RAM Tencent version for several months now and I have not yet seen a single app need to reload when pulled from the background! I can't even imagine how well the 12GB models do. It's insane. My previous phone (a Galaxy Note 5) couldn't even keep like 5 apps in the background without reloading.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones exhibit choppy scrolling, especially when navigating long web pages when multiple apps are running in the background. Rate this thread to express how you smooth scrolling feels on the ASUS ROG Phone II under such conditions. A higher rating indicates that scrolling is always buttery smooth, even when you're reading a 10,000 word article on "how to kiss a girl".

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] han46rossi:
Yes it's quite choppy.. and when I turn on the 120hz mode and turn to landscape mode some screen flashes can be seen on the lower part of the screen.. same thing when you turn it back to potrait mode.. does anybody experience this?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Shady282:
Oh I thought it had a good screen ?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] tott2003:
I experienced it as well... When switched to 90 its better...i think 120mhz is too fast for a phone and hence the flashes...not a big issue though..
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Rashad83:
You can check this if you are on 120 mhz and try to increase the volume in landscape mode, you will see the volume slider flashing and not showing completely. The first time you click you might see it clearly but the following number of times it will flash.

This explains the need for variable flash rate on some apps, otherwise the experience will be lousy. I believe 90 mhz is sufficient for most tasks.

Edit: All of this has been fixed after OTA update or simply my gesture navigation app was the cause of it. Anyway all good now.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] NajimKiSaad:
When i choosen 120Hz mode, on Display settings, the screen scrolls so fast and so smooth that I could'nt believe my eyes. If I had to see that on a video, I would have thought that video is a fake!! Impressing!!!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
anyone can try the "Night Light" feature, once u enable it and at the same time, randomly scroll ur app drawer/pull up and down ur notification bar, there will a slight stuttering happen when u enable night light, im on 120hz RR (refresh rate)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] jkeener88:
Mine is smooth as butter!!
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] nimish8488:
Bro i have different problem in my display..i see some thik line(shade) in displayed and i can see it clearly in white background..when i scroll across the screen ..it can be seen clearly..i tried to see it in another amoled display.. Samsung m30 there's too some shades but in rog 2 it seen very clear..that is annoying me.btw it goes when i try to search in landscape mode..
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] uriii13:
I've listened in some youtube review.... just pushing calculator numbers it's not the same feeling/as fast as other top models (I guess iPhone-Samsung).

That's true???
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] stiffis:
No, its much faster! ? The iCrap, Samsung, etc. feels slower and laggy in comparison to the ROG phone 2! :D
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] zenaldo:
First day with this phone and most things are good enough but the navigation gestures are not quite fast as iOS or even P30 Pro which was my previous phone. I hope things get better with Android 10.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] apollo3x:
i've used the 11pro and trust me if you compromise a little on color accuracy and brightness range, rog 2 has the smoothest diplay. i hope someone ports a o2 os rom and then itll be cherry on the cake.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] uriii13:
Yeah, that's my prob. I want ZenUI software. Semi-stock original software...
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] aj321123:
It is clear while scrolling ASUS ROG Phone II... It is smooth and clean.. But in some occurrence it is choppy. Recently i visited a tamil font website where the scrolling was not so clear. I even donot know whether it is mobile's bug or website bug. Any experienced it?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] HermesHidayat:
I mostly use 90Hz...120Hz is overkill for daily use.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Jake.S:
I don't get any screen flashing on mine.

I tried 120Hz and switched to landscape and then back and got no screen flashing.

Mine is the Elite Rog Phone 2 with 512GB storage and 12GB RAM.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] DortchRules:
hm, it isn't the smoothest, but anyway I like it. If you something better, try IPhone)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Some phones are great to take camping because if you play Asphalt 8 long enough, the back warms up to the ideal temperature that can bake bread. Rate this thread to express the extent to which the ASUS ROG Phone II stays cool under extended heavy use. A higher rating indicates that even when playing strenuous games for long periods of time, the phone doesn't get uncomfortably warm.

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
Phone still gets too hot if playing game in a long hours; PUBG (Max Setting) plus live streaming using Omlet Arcade apps, and i also encounter frame drop once temperature reach 47 degree C, using Tencent Version 12GB-Ram (China ROM). Armoury Crate for China ROM doesnt have "Temperature Control" option at "Scenario Profiles" , soo maybe this is the problem? Not sure.

The rest of the user(s), please share ur thoughts and experience over here! :)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Roll0:
Pubg at hdr/extreme is the only time temps crossed 44°C. Didn't notice any throttling still. When comparing side by side with my friend's OnePlus 7T, the heat & frame drops are almost similar in everygame. Using the back cover, I could feel the warmth, but not at all uncomfortable.

Weirdly Dota Underloads at max settings was the most taxing with the highest battery drain & most frame drops, but still didn't touch 47°C. It's the Indian variant and ambient temperature was 30°C throughout.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] R8nD0m:
area around the vent heats up easily during gaming. prone to game* crash due to overheating when running max gpu for extended periods of time with no ventilation(was also testing game genie livestream function tho). recommend putting some kind of case that covers the frame adjacent to the vent area for minimum discomfort.

3/10 when gpu maxed. 6~7ish when moderate load

*game is honkai impact 3 if you want to know. late-game content burns the gpu at max graphics
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
Try playing pubg max setting and stream (using live stream app) or screen recording, u'll notice phone will get hot and temperature will hit 47 degree C.

Are u on WW ROM or CN ROM? Cause CN ROM doesn't have any temperature control at armoury crate
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Roll0:
WW. Yes, it heats up quickly while streaming at hdr/extreme. Touches 46°C after 35mins. Pretty sure I'll feel the heat if I remove the back cover. I'm not surprised though, since my acer nitro 7 heats up while recording pubgM at hdr, let alone streaming. Streamers might have to turn on the air-conditioner.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
I see, any frame drop u're facing when ur phone heat up like while streaming?
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] harryntq:
Guys, ROG2 is design for heavy user gaming WITH AeroActive COOLER fan !, this parts is not include with 8GB Tencent version (Which why come with cheaper price).

For you have HEAT problem and don't have AeroActive COOLER fan,should consider buying this parts.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Eebzter:
I am able to stream vainglory at full settings and aerocooler on and it stays at 41°c or so. The heat is never unbearable and have yet to have any game ever really drop frames to the point it was noticed. I mean 115 frames or 120 is not a big deal. I am using the worldwide version with 12gb ram and played vainglory while streaming for ~2 hours. The note 10+ was noticable in frame drops as it went from 60 to ~40 with the same setup. The heat dissipation is done quite well as far as I can see. Also the aero active cooler at max setting for the game profiles help a lot. Also charging it while doing the same thing will however make it much worse with the heat but still not hard enough on the cpu/gpu to cause concern .
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] GAME ON:
I can confirm that Armoury Crate (Temperature Option) for CN & WW ROM does make the different for gameplay; Once i played PUBG with max setting and applied the temperature setting from WW armoury crate, i never encounter any frame drop once temperature hit 47 degree C.

I mean the armoury crate is not a gimmick and note that i didnt put on my active cooler when playing PUBG :D
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
At the club, at the bar, or just in your mom's basement, nighttime is when you come out to play. Rate this thread to express how the ASUS ROG Phone II's camera performs when no or low light is present. A higher rating indicates that the camera sensor "sees" lots of light in dim conditions, and that the resulting photos have minimal noise. A higher rating also indicates that when the flash fires, the resulting photo is evenly-lit without any bright spots.

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Dutch-Leo:
Low light stock camera performance is the worst, plain and simple.

You are thrown back years compared to other 2019 phones.

It's not even bad, it's Really really terrible.

Gcam mods make a difference but they are cumbersome, slow, no Wideangle support (in my case) and i just want a problem free factory camera setup that works all the time.

If you make a lot of low light condition pictures the ROG2 probably is the worst phone you can buy, period !
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] AlanTham:
If there's a category for best gaming phone camera , rog phone 2 will top that chart...but if it's against other flagships I can only say it gets the job done...gcam does help out but ever so slightly

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Loads of room for improvement
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] HermesHidayat:
ROGPHONE 2 is a gaming phone. For a "gaming phone". Its good. But if i compared it to my P30 Pro... Its total trash.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Einheit-101:
For uploading death-compressed food images or cat images to facebook or whatsapp its more than good enough. Which is what 99% of people do. What it really lacks is a optical zoom.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Say "cheese", then rate this thread to express how photos taken with the ASUS ROG Phone II come out. A higher rating indicates that photos offer rich color (without over-saturating), sharp detail (with all subjects in-focus), and appropriate exposure (with even lighting).

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] JPxM0Dz:
Post Your Photos!

Photos taken in Portrait Mode from Tencent Variant :)
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] rowihel2012:
Stock cemera app image proccess is extreamly bad
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] JPxM0Dz:
Taken from my ROG II in Portrait Mode

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[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] Cellendril:
Those are not bad at all. Asus seems to be taking mobile stuff a bit more seriously now, so hoping the app - or GCam - improves things.
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] cypherflowgamingnation:
[IMG="burger and fries"]https://i.imgur.com/wZg7OG9.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="Tommy's"]https://i.imgur.com/DGTm1jf.jpg[/IMG]
[ASUS ROG Phone II Real Life Review] bluegizmo83:
Here are two long exposure night shots of the sky on a moonless night (single images, no alterations). First one is 16s exposure at iso800 and second one is 16s at iso1600. Main camera is able to do up iso3200 and up to 32s exposures but I noticed slight star trails starting at 20s