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[Magisk] kondore:
So let me start by saying ive done this process multiple times without issues.

I have a Le Eco Le Max 2 working flawlessly with magisk and pogo- harry potter wu

But the same thing cannot be said about the old trusty nexus 5

I start by flashing fresh rom [ressurection remix oreo] then gapps [pico gapps cuz there aint enough space for others] then magisk and reboot.

I repackage magisk from settings with different name and check safety net. Passes with flying colors.

Download pogo, hide it in magisk hide.

Download app systemizer module and make the appninjas app with random name as system app

Rename any files in downloads magisk related. ex magiskmanager -->magicalMNG etc

Have tried also moving all renamed files to a big zip as to add second layer of protection .

Have also deleted twrp folders and files even tho it doesnt cause problems on my le eco

If i open pogo only it runs fine for 5 minutes then get the unsupported msg

Same thing when starting joystick first then pogo. Only difference is the unsupported msg is instant

Magisk ver 19.3 and manager version 7.3.2 on both devices

Any ideas?
[Magisk] kondore:
Uppon further attempts and many roms gone through i used a rootchecker as instructed by magiskhide troubleshoot faq to determine if magiskhide even works

I get conflictng reports between magisk and root checker. Magisk says safetynet passes, root checker says it fails. Also root checker detects root even when selected in magiskhide

I have no clue whats going on or why

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Another safetynet check app passes

And another root checker detects root even tho its checked in the magiskhide list
[OPPO Reno Questions & Answers] kizilcikk:
Hello,

Im Turkish so my English is not good

I need OPPO Cloud APK but ı couldnt found it

I would appreciate if you add
[OPPO Reno Questions & Answers] Xewel Mafi:
Best
[Android Apps and Games] david72262:
Works great I don't think the Play store will leave it up very long though.
[Android Apps and Games] billqu01:
It will be developed better.
[Android Apps and Games] billqu01:
Its channels are being updated.
[Android Apps and Games] SacredDeviL666:
Thread closed as dupliacted with https://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/mobile-tv-t3953565
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mio75:
Hi,

Anyone knows a ROM where double-tap to wake is working on the Z1?

I have found many posts about how to enable it when building ROM, but can't find any where it works....

THANKS :)
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] James.Miller:
Bigger screen, faster cpu, faster gpu....more expensive.

Yes its obviously an improvement in some areas - it's a different class of phone at a higher price point. The question is are those improvements important to you and is the addition cost justifiable. Since "better" is a subjective term, you would need to answer that one yourself.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Nizamani:
20x
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] 106IFA:
I love the Samsung A70 phone's thinner aspect ratio because the extra length makes it a lot more practical as a phone and in most cases makes it as enjoyable to use for consuming media as a larger phone with 16:9 aspect ratio, and still fits in my pockets easy.

For my uses, which doesn't include a lot of video gaming, I don't ever want to use a 16:9 phone again.

Not to mention I only paid $370 USD for my A70.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Out of curiosity did you ever own or use the huawei mate 20x? Hope you would elaborate further on the a70 compared to the mate 20x if you did own the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] goldenguy43:
Huawei makes good phones but EMUI and locked bootloaders is a thing i can´t stand
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
But from what I read you can unlock and root the mate 20x. Unless I'm missing something.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Sufyan3D:
Mate 20X but it costs double the price of the A70.

Excellent performance. Insane battery life. Excellent stereo speakers. Flagship build quality. Screen is wider and bigger but maybe less sharp than A70.

Mate 20X is a beast.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Mohamedselim:
Alas, No Huawei for me as the problem with android updates and google play updates still not fully solved, then the bootloader is locked as i know and no custom development in kirin processors as snapdragon variants, narrow phone means easier to use and carry with one hand , a70 not a bad phone really the only things that pisses me off is i prefer stock vanilla android and only mono external speaker, but every thing else is near perfect
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Is there really a big difference in display sharpness between the mate 20x and a70? They're both amoled and hdr. Do they look so similar that you can't tell the difference in sharpness?

Hey Mohamedselim. I'm kinda confused. You said there's a problem with android and google play updates? I don't get it. I thought emui gets updates. And I thought google play get updates too. Please explain.

You alao said the bootloader is locked. But I've seen on XDA where you can root the phone. Again please explain.

And which phone would you prefer?

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[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Sufyan3D:
Difference in sharpness must be noticeable. Mate 20X has a much bigger and wider 7.2 inch screen with a low pixel density of 346 only. While the A70 has a much smaller and narrower screen but a higher pixel density of 393.

This means A70 screen is definitely sharper. It's a very high quality super sharp AMOLED panel comparable to other Samsung flagships.

Meanwhile the Mate20X has an OLED panel not SAMOLED. Don't get me wrong, I have seen reviews on Youtube of the Mate20X and the screen looked very nice. It's not like we are talking about LCD vs AMOLED.

Mate20X is still the superior phone and multimedia beast.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Got to disagree with you on one issue. The info I researched is that the mate 20x is amoled not oled.

So you havent seen the a70 in person I assume.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Sufyan3D:
It's OLED:

https://consumer.huawei.com/en/phones/mate20-x/

I have been using the A70 for 3 months.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Its amoled.

https://www.androidauthority.com/huawei-mate-20-x-review-963078/

https://www.oled-info.com/huawei-mate-20-x

https://www.tomsguide.com/us/huawei-mate-20-x,review-5847.html

So which phone do you prefer? The a70 or the mate 20x? And can you please give reasons for why... looking foward.

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[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] Sufyan3D:
I prefer the Mate 20X hands down. Bigger and wider screen (A70 is too tall and narrow). better aspect ratio 18:9 (A70 has the ridiculous 20:9 which makes 90% of online videos appear with huge black bars on the sides). Better stereo speakers with loud and clean sound (A70 has a single mono speaker with just average loudness). Better premium build quality. Better performance with flagship chipset. Much better cameras. Amazing battery life I have seen 10 to 12 hours sot on reviews (A70 battery life didn't impress me at all) . Fingerprint sensor is blazing fast and super accurate (A70 fingerprint sucks).

That's all I can think of right now.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] James.Miller:
Amoled IS OLED, it's short for Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode. It's one of two types of OLED panel, the other being PMOLED (Passive Matrix OLED). All modern phone displays are AMOLED, although samsung like to bundle everything including the touch sensors in to to one layer and call it AMOLED. The underlying oled tech is the same however. Don't know if the mate 20x has a single layer panel. Doesnt make much difference tbh.

Hmm the A70 objectively isn't as sharp as the panels used on the S/Note series. It also doesnt support HDR or wide colour gamut (DCI-P3). I honestly don't think they are that far off though.

Battery life of the A70 certainly impresses me - I regularly get 7 hours plus OST. Doesnt mean that couldn't be improved upon of course but it's far from terrible. Much better than what I ever saw from my old S8.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Heres another site comparing the 2 phones that state the a70 has super amoled and the mate 20x has amoled. It also states that both phones are HDR:

http://phonesdata.com/en/compare/5742/5451/
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] James.Miller:
The A70 doesnt support HDR10 or Dolby vision or anything like and doesnt have a HDR compatible screen. Netflix hides its HDR content, youtube doesnt give you the option to choose a HDR stream etc.

That website doesnt mention HDR at all under the screen section. Notice it mentions both HDR10 and the DCI-P3 wide colour gamut for the mate 20x but not the A70? That's because the A70 doesnt support them.
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] draakwars:
It totally depends on your taste of phone, I don't like to waste more than 250 euro on a phone since I break one once a year (because I'm clumsy when I'm drunk).

I bought my samsung a70 for 240 euro by my local carrier (without a loan or an subscription) if I look online for the mate 20x it cost around 900 euro which is way to much for a phone for me since I only use it for whatsapp, discord some browsing and watching a movie in the train.

You should check these marks if u want to buy that phone:

- Do i want to look cool with a 900 euro phone from huaweii or a cool samsung phone

- Do I want super deluxe photo's or decent photo's

- Do I want to watch super crisp netflix movies on my phone or do I want to watch movies just a little bit crisp and cropped to fit for full screen

- Do I want a bigger screen or do I want a phone that just fits in your pocket

- Do I want to pay 3 times the price for a phone or just a small price for a perfectly fine phone

I would recommend if u have the money the huawei mate 20x but if u don't just go with the samsung one and go to a movie or smthg with a nice girl with the money you spared
[Samsung Galaxy A70 Questions & Answers] deloj:
Are you blind? I posted a link posting that it does have hdr. Youre not looking in the right place.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
I've been reading some great things about LG V20 batteries such as the "Perfine 4100mAh" and the "SHENMZ 4200mAh" mainly, not only because of the great battery improvement, but because it seems you don't have to sacrifice the original battery cover since the batteries might just fit without getting an extended battery cover. On the other hand, they seem to be Lithium Polymer batteries. I have the bad habit of leaving my LG V20 charging overnight as I always lose a good 8% battery life during the night if I don't. I've never had a problem with the OEM battery in terms of overheating or anything of that sort when leaving it charging.

Does anybody who has a Lithium Polymer battery on their LG V20 leave their phones charging overnight? I've heard it's a no-no with Lithium Polymer batteries, but they're definitely the future in terms of giving new life to the LG V20. I just want to know what to look for as it's not necessary and smart I'm sure to leave the phone charging for too long; however, that's what some people do.

Are those batteries a great improvement over a regular Lithium-Ion battery based on experience?
[LG V20 Accessories] C D:
I have been using these batteries since last December, and when it comes to charging and heat, I haven't noticed anything that's different from the OEM batteries.

While I don't remember ever charging my phone overnight (my battery level doesn't get low until past the middle of the second day, and I mostly just swap batteries), I have charged the battery in the OEM external charger overnight several times before (you could do it outdoors first if you're scared), and it acted just like any other battery in there: the light turns green when charging is complete, and the heat stops.

As for how much better than the OEM batteries they are in terms of battery life, it's a significant step up. Plenty of people (including myself) have reported their findings on the V20 Subreddit.

I wouldn't be surprised if some of the modern phones actually have these types of batteries inside them.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
Okay, thanks for the feedback. I can barely make it through a day with moderate to low usage on my OEM battery. The question would be if the LG V20's charging effectiveness is just as good/effective as an external charger; I would assume the answer is yes. I can't imagine an external battery charger being smarter than a smart phone, but who knows. I would like to do what you do in terms of swapping batteries instead of charging the battery directly from my phone, but my phone case is annoying as heck to remove, and I drop everything so I really need a case at all times.

Any battery recommendations? or are the "Perfine 4100mAh" and the "SHENMZ 4200mAh" some good options like people say. Thanks again.
[LG V20 Accessories] C D:
I actually use an Otterbox Defender as a case if you can believe that, although several plastic clips of the inner layer have broken off, so it's not hard at all to take apart nowadays.

I think all of those batteries should be pretty similar to each other (some of them could even come from the same source). I use the ones from MaxxxJuice which just happened to be the only ones available back in December. The one unique thing about these batteries is that they come with Samsung-branded plastic cases. The Perfine seems to be the most popular due to its cheaper price, but some people reported it being a tighter fit which led to some peeling off its brand sticker to make it fit. If you follow the Subreddit link above, you'll see my old thread on the MaxxxJuice batteries, and I put up some Amazon U.S. links to the other battery brands in there.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
Thanks for everything. I think I'm going to give the MaxxxJuice batteries a go. I'll probably just order a pair and see how it goes. By all the reading I've been doing on that reddit link you pointed me to, it seems that the "SHENMZ 4200mAh" seems to be a better fit on the LG V20; however, the "Perfine 4100mAh" although being capable of holding just about the same capacity as the "SHENMZ 4200mAh" based on the reddit posts I read, seems to be a tighter fit around the fingerprint reader since it's a little thicker.

The MaxxxJuice battery seems to be the best of both worlds.
[LG V20 Accessories] Mysticblaze347:
I personally have never had an issue charging overnight. Once it reaches 100% it does a trickle charge, at least in the phone. Got the 4200 that was mentioned by CD. If you are rooted, I suggest the AKT mod. Helps alot for battery also. Best of the mods I have came across based for battery. However AKT is ment for 7.0 last I knew.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
Thanks. I'm rooted right now as I have the AT&T variant. The problem is that I'm on Oreo and learned to like it, and I plan on switching to Sprint very soon. As far as I know the Sprint variant can only be rooted if you're on Nougat but can never go back to stock once you root I believe. I wish there was a fully unlocked LG V20 like those iPhones and Galaxy phones that would also work with Sprint; the US996 has CDMA and GSM but won't work with Sprint either.

Just knowing that Lythium Polymer batteries also trickle charge is great for peace of mind though. Not that they're foolproof, but at least it's something.
[LG V20 Accessories] C D:
A rootable Sprint V20 is very hard to find nowadays. It has to be on a security patch level date of May 1, 2017 (software version LS997ZV7) or earlier. So not only does it have to be on Nougat, but also on an older, earlier security update of it. Curiously enough, both Mysticblaze347 and I happen to be using this type of Sprint variant.

There is an older thread somewhere about going back to stock on the LS997 after root, so it is possible, but I'd say a rooted V20 stuck on stock Nougat still beats an unrooted one on stock Oreo by a mile, and you still have the option to go with LineageOS.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
I see. In any case, I think it might just be easier to switch to a cheaper GSM carrier and keep my phone the way it is; rooted. Even if it's on Oreo, I don't mind since I've used Google's "night sight" for pictures and it's pretty amazing. I don't want to go back to an unrooted phone without a swappable battery honestly. It's that important for me since I don't care about having the newest fastest phone anyway. All I care about is buying a new battery every now and then, and giving new life to my phone. I also like keeping full physical TWRP backups of my entire device as well as a Titanium Backup copy of all my apps, so root is a must like you said.
[LG V20 Accessories] woldranger:
I'm with you on pretty much everything you said! I bought 2 Perfine batteries and they're fantastic! I made a point of fully charging them in the phone first and then running them through around 4 full cycles (letting them drop to 5-10% - what would people recommend - letting it fully discharge or charge at a certain percentage?) before I started to switch between them and use the external charger. I was so impressed that I've bought 4 MORE! I plan to keep 2 or 3 of those in reserve as no doubt, they'll become hard to find later on.
[LG V20 Accessories] C D:
Generally, they say you should run down the battery until the phone automatically shuts off (on LG stock it happens the moment 2% goes to 1%), then keep it charged for a couple more hours after reaching 100%, and do this cycle 3 or 4 times overall.

I have attached pics of the instruction sheets from my two separate MaxxxJuice battery purchases (colored sheet is old one, black & white is revised one and has more writing on the back, shown in the second photo).

Higher quality pics from my old Subreddit thread here:

https://postimg.cc/wtC5w6Zm

https://postimg.cc/vxzW85Br
[LG V20 Accessories] masondoctorjt:
I leave mine charge overnight in my phone. It is always cool to the touch in the morning.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
Good. It seems there should be no difference between the 2 battery types in terms of danger if I ever forget to unplug it at night. I ordered 2 maxxxjuice batteries yesterday. Hopefully I won't have to charge as often as I do now.
[LG V20 Accessories] Merazomo:
After about a week of charging and discharging, setting and resetting AccuBattery Pro, I can see that at least for now the MaxxxJuice battery is the real deal. It is a tight fit and a marginal gap is felt around the fingerprint reader, I don't know how much better or worst it is compared to the "Perfine 4100mAh" and the "SHENMZ 4200mAh" batteries; however, it doesn't get in the way of the fingerprint reader function which was one of my main concerns. I'm very picky about those types of imperfections compared to the original design; however, the little gap is almost nonexistent as everything else is pretty much a stock fit.

As of 8/29/19, this battery still seems to be good. I don't know what the shelf life situation is like with that company, but as of 8/29/19 there is still life left for the LG V20.
[LG V20 Accessories] kaluna00:
been using the SHENMZ 4200mAh for 6 months or so. I charge it over night. normally I use 'battery charge limiter' app to stop charging @ 85%. but not always.

been working very well. kept my stock battery for a back up.
[LG V20 Accessories] masondoctorjt:
I am using this same battery for almost a year. I usually can't kill it in a day, which I definitely could the stock batteries, but I still charge it all night almost every night, and it seems about as good as it was when I got it. I usually end the day at about 30 to 50% at 9:30 it 10pm.
[LG V20 Accessories] ssnova:
I'm also looking for a new battery in 2021. I didn't want to start a new thread since there seems to be quite a few out there. It's just my hypothesis, but seems like either the V20's hardware circuitry was inefficiently designed and has a leak and/or there is some proprietary things running in the background be it on the stock rom or in the firmware (telemetry is often there).

Whatever it is, I noticed that the V20 seems to drain even when powered off or on airplane mode, abnormally faster than other devices. I am running on the stock rom.

Lithium Ion and Lithium Polymer batteries usually have protection circuitry built in, but sometimes it's hard to trust that built in protection, especially from non-accredited 3rd party batteries.

Also, LG Chem used to be an amazing battery manufacturer (they still are in many regards, as long as they made it), but all the "OEM" LG batteries I see(including the ones mine came with) are made in China (LG is South Korean)... so I'm not sure if LG contracted(which they have done in the past) the batteries for the V20, or the factory in China is just not up to par with QC(Nothing wrong with the Chinese factory, just saying since it's not the original plant in Korea, things just aren't as set up as the original, etc.).

Any how, anyone have good success with an aftermarket battery? I looked at Shenmz's 4400mah(around there) battery and see lots of mixed reviews. But it would be great to hear from someone on here who might have some long term experience with the product... most product reviews are from people who only used it for a few weeks.
[LG V20 Accessories] Mysticblaze347:
Shenmz is pretty much the best/ most trusted 3rd party battery you can get. The 5380's on ebay are ultra fake, 2300 is what they really are. I have a few Shenmz 4380's and they are legit.
[LG V20 Accessories] ssnova:
Thanks for the feedback. Out of Curiosity, where did you purchase your Shenmz from? Ebay as well?
[LG V20 Accessories] Mysticblaze347:
Yeah...only real few brands on ebay
[LG V20 Accessories] Mysticblaze347:
Just to clarify the 5380 are other brands. Don't get those
[LG V20 Accessories] ssnova:
I see, seems like ebay may be more consistent or reputable on picking up a legitimate Shenmz battery. It's strange on Amazon, they have the Shenmz brand, however they claim to be of varying mah capacities... none of them being 4380 mah, slightly deviating from it( a bit more, a bit less, etc.) yet still have the Shenmz branding on them... there's also " LCLEBM " brand on there as well, and they claim the standard 4380 mah's... many speculate that most of these batteries probably come from the same factory but just have a different sticker on them... who knows?
[LG V20 Accessories] Mysticblaze347:
I think the ebay legit sellers name is aexpower... https://www.ebay.com/itm/for-LG-V20...p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
[LG V20 Accessories] ssnova:
Thanks for passing that link a long. I saw that ebayer while I was browsing, there's a seller on Amazon using that same handle, "aexpower", made me wonder, however the batteries on Amazon state a slightly different capacity ( 4420 MAH's ), which also makes me question it... hah.. if I get the chance, maybe I can pick up one of each and gauge them on accubattery, we'll see... I just got so fed up with fake OEM batteries swelling up after a short time.

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