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[Mogul, XV6800 General] madman34:
no you can not

Sorry to say that you can not do the 2 unit at a time to increase speed because you would actually have to bind the connections with MLP (multilink protocol) and also even if you could then the server at the other end must support that and nobody does that I know of. Sorry.
[OnePlus 7 Pro Questions & Answers] stupidngenius:
I use sim1 for talk/text and sim2 for data only. While on talk, data disables. Is it normal? I am on stock firmware (10.3).
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Moonfrost:
Hello everyone.

I have an LG V30 US998 (former H931) and want to remove included system apps, such as google movies and tv, google music, chrome, facebook, and other apps which I use, but I always prefer to not have them as system apps. I'm rooted, and have used "System App Safe Remover" (used to be called root uninstaller) to remove this kind of apps for many years, on many different phones, and did mot need to be in a custom rom for this. Issue is, no matter how much I insist, apps are confirmed removed, but even if I reboot (app already has root granted) the apps are still there!

Does the LG V30 have some sort of encryption or something? I also tried batch uninstaller, same results. Tried going into the root system partition using FX Explorer root, and I am not able to delete any app (permission denied, even though I'm root and have granted access to fx).

Any tips? Do I have to use adb debloat (never used before)? What could be the reason? I have "force encrypt" in Magisk set to "off" if that helps. I also flashed the "disable dm verify" and "AK3 rctd" files (don't remember if this was in frankenstein thread or oreo root/unlock thread).

TLDR: How can I remove system apps from LG V30 stock Oreo (Yes, I'm aware of the risks)?
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
The risks are you will increase lag significantly and/or break functionality. Not like the old Android days where every apps (package) is in totally separate silo. Remove and it's gone. Now the software is all tied together. The phone will pause will looking for something before moving on.

You are NOT saving any USER space by removing SYSTEM apps. This is not something you can re-claim.

Similarly, if you use Chrome, what's wrong with having it as a system app? That's MORE space over on the user side for other stuff.

Simply FREEZE the system apps you don't wish to use with Titanium Backup. They will not run, will not be seen, but doing that will not create lag because you shot a hole in the LG firmware web.

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None of that has anything to do with what you are asking about.

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If you remove something you didn't know the system needs, then you have to reinstall your firmware to fix the issue. FREEZING disables the app, and if you find you DO need it after all, you can easily unfreeze it.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Moonfrost:
Oh ok, thanks for the reply. Last phone I used also had Oreo, but same as LG V30, it wasn't the original OS, it got updated to it, I could still remove those apps. To me it was mostly the forced google apps, but if they really don't affect anything, then I guess I'll leave them there. Thanks.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] techyrock:
There is a Magisk Module for it "Debloater" download that along with terminal

And in Terminal app

Command

su (it will prompt for root access)

Debloat (you'll get list of system apps you can remove)

You can select by entering number

Before doing so always backup your data and do it at your own risk ,you can disable the app if not remove that works for me
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] Moonfrost:
Ok. But let's say I removed Google Chrome and Gmail, would that affect anything? My idea is to not touch anything from LG...but I had the other reply saying I shouldn't remove anything nowadays.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] techyrock:
Honestly I used to debloat way before Oreo often deleted apk's myself from system/app being lazy maybe Debloater removes an app properly but yes he's right even if you explore apps in system or data folder they are in folders now

If you are backed up and have the kdz thn give it a try I did saw someone using Debloater on Oreo/Pie though
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] ChazzMatt:
But "way before Oreo" means probably on another phone?

There was two or three "debloater" threads going at one point, and people then kept asking in OTHER threads

"Why does AOD no longer work?"

"Why did my VoLTE stop working?"

"Why is my V30 so slow?"

MY V30 isn't slow. MY AOD works.

The common element it turned out was they all were debloating stuff just prior to these issues.

People just now getting this phone don't understand the modern firmware. Nothing is labeled "safe" and "dangerous" to remove. Everything is connected. If it's a system app, just freeze it.
[LG V30 Questions & Answers] techyrock:
Yes as I mentioned it was on previous versions of Android using explorer method The Debloater thing I came across among top Magisk module list which I had to look up for myself as in other thread I did ask for Magisk and Xposed compatible with V30 didn't get any response

Personally I don't think Removing Chrome or similar app could mess up entire system , one could give it a try in step by step manner

I am not aware if those other users removed some essential LG apps from system because even back in older days debloating if not done properly would often end up with system stopped working boot loop etc
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Borden666:
So, if you have a Honor JSN-AL00 or a JSN-AL00a then you should've came across a problem were you were stuck on EMUI 8.2 and isn't able to upgrade your software and today I have found a solution for this irritating problem, First you should head to the settings on EMUI 8.2, then head to Applications, then you will find Three dot icon next navigate through then click Show System Processes, After that type Google in the search and uninstall anything that has google in it's name, then restart your phone and check for Software updates and you should receive the updates.

Keep updating your device until you reach to EMUI 9.1.0.215 then stop updating the device then follow the Video while being on EMUI 9.1.0.215

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm1FggPu-Zs

Then after you have got the GMS apps working fine on EMUI 9.1, you can continue the updates until you reach to EMUI 10.

PS: I have tried this method myself and it works flawlessly, so make sure you follow each step mentioned above and if you face any problems during the process, make sure to reply down and I'll reply to you.
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Misamisa2804:
Confirmed! Bravo Maestro!!! THX!
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] heos98:
I am sorry I didn't understand. How did you get to the screen where you can see system processes?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Borden666:
Basically on EMUI 8, head over to the settings app, then Applications then click on the three dots then Show system proceeses then use the search bar and type google then uninstall any app that has google in its name and restart your phone
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] heos98:
Hi, I managed to do it. Thank you very much everybody. This is working!
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] martianunlimited:
Thanks, I got GMS working with EMUI 9.1 with your guide, and am (slowly) updating to EMUI 10. It's important to that you stop at 9.1.0.215 before installing GMS, a casual search online shows that the method may fail for 9.1.0.219+
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Meddy9283:
Thanks borden toi saved my life!
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Khroda:
I got the fail for 9.1.0.219 any solution to fix?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Borden666:
I mentioned that you gotta downgrade from 9.1 by using Hisuit then try the method and it should work.
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Khroda:
i dowgrade to 217 and reupdate?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Borden666:
Downgrade to 9.1.0.215 then install google as mentioned then reupdate
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] bandsville:
how do i unzip the first thing i gotta download
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] bandsville:
the last version i can install its 9.1.0.219 have i done something wrong?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] GedeonTaylor:
Me too, no android 10, can somebody help?

Edit: after 2 hours the update appeared, succesfully installed emui 10 with gms! :)
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] mornone:
failed

My honor 8x can not install gms successful
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] sachak:
I need help on how to downgrade from 219 to 215.

PS: I managed to sort it out. Hisuite on my laptop wasn't detecting the phone had to use a desktop PC and i was able to downgrade to 9.1.0.176 then upgrade all the way to 9.1.0.215 then had to factory reset then i managed to install GMS and all is working. Then i upgraded to Android 10 with GMS still working without any issues
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Little14:
Before reading this post I tried to downgrade and I was successful from emui 10 to 91. however I was unable to install GSM and tried to go back to 8.2 and even hisuite doing the update I downloaded by the firmware finder I have brick problem the report now and ask if you can give me some guidance, thankful.

Hello, I'm common but I have a little knowledge, and I need to save my honor 8x China (JSN-AL00a) that only appears in the edl testpoint, this I say because it appears in the Windows 10 device manager as (HUAWEI USB COM 1.0 ), I don't have a dongle at all, I would like to know if I could fix it, is there any software that can do for edl point without dongle? Honor 8x kirin 710. thaks
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] AnotherUnknown:
Confirmed it is working on my Honor 8x Jsn-al00. I followed the instructions and updated until 9.1.0.215 then followed the Hisuite section of the installation. Can anyone confirm if it is safe to update normally from 9.1.0.215 to newer builds? Will gms still function?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Crisvinte2:
It Works man, thanks a lot. I had waiting for that a long long time. Thanks...:good::good::good:
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Basu23:
Hi guys,

I have got a Honor 8x Jsn-al00a running EMUI10 and want to roll it back to 9.1.0.215 to get google apps installed but my hisuite shows only the 9.1.0.219 version.

How did you manage to get it available?

Does anyone have a back up to be used as restore image ?

Thanks
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] sky104hk:
I'm wondering can downgrade back to emui 9 too:cool:
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] fanwater:
hi

I update the phone's EMUI to 9.1.0.213 and the next available udpate is 9.1.0.219. There is no 9.1.0.215. The restored google assistant app also dont work as shown in the youtube video. How?

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hi

I update the phone's EMUI to 9.1.0.213 and the next available udpate is 9.1.0.219. There is no 9.1.0.215. The restored google assistant app also dont work as shown in the youtube video. How?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] gineo:
don't find a way to upgrade to 215

hi, i tryed to follow the instruction.

but i cannot find the 9.1.0.215 version of emui, the upgrade jumpe from 213 straight to 219.

i can't find a download for this version to do a manual upgrade.

need some help pls
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] Mihoo12:
I have same problem as u. Yesterday i started to updating my phone from version 8. Now im on 9.1.0.213 and next one is 9.1.0.219. I tried to fix Google apps on .213 but its not working.

Can anyone help us couse i have no idea how to fix it
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] andrewDeveloper:
9.1.0.215 is removed

i want to add that huawei removed firmware 9.1.0.215 from its servers so you cant upgrade or even downgrade to 9.1.0.215 and we are waiting until someone how gets a new idea for instaling google on huawei devices and i hope that huawei and google leave us alone and give the developers access to google on huawei devices or stop being such as two kids wants the doll from each other :mad:
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] codedz:
Is it possible to use the method shown in the video directly on emui 10 ?
[Honor 8X Guides, News, & Discussion] queen_eclipsa:
I install gms today.

step 1:

downgrade system to 9.1.0.213.(9.1.0.213 9.1.0.215 9.1.0.217 are fine)

Downgrade emui by hitsuite:

First downgrade to 9.1.0.219.

Second downgrade to 9.1.0.176.

(<= 9.1.0.217 )

Upgrade emui by device.

(setting->system->software upgrade)

First upgrade to 9.1.0.210

Second upgrade to 9.1.0.213

(upgrade to 9.1.0.213 or 9.1.0.215 or 9.1.0.217)

now follow Borden666 guide.

(

)

means as

step 2:

Recovery lzpaly by hitsuite.

step 3;

Active emui 9.1 google lock by lzpaly.

(Maybe it's a lock? )

step 4:

install 6 gms apks.

Now you can use gms.

if you want, you can upgrade to emui 10 by device.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] tonyzz:
Hello. I just got a pixel 3a xl, but it is bootloader locked to T-Mobile, I see Google has a pixel repair tool to reflash the pixel to stock. My question is it asks for your carrier, if I change the carrier to a different carrier that doesn't lock the bootloader will o be able to unlock my bootloader to flash root.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Bramton1:
While I could not say for sure, I suspect the answer would be 98 percent no.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] tonyzz:
Thanks I want to try but it's my only phone and if it is down for a while I have no phone and I need 2FA for work.

If I try I will post here
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] acejavelin:
You cannot unlock it from T-Mobile or unlock the bootloader, even with the flash tool... The flash tool does not/cannot modify that part of the phone, if it was that simple people would be doing it all the time.

Only T-Mobile can unlock the SIM, once that is done you can unlock the bootloader. Your only other option is to go through a 3rd party unlock code service, which can be sketchy according to some people (I have done it a few times without issue though).
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] crypt0kiddie:
I want to verify this.

SO if I buy a used T-Mobile 3a XL that is paid in full, I should be able to get it SIM unlocked by the carrier correct and if its carrier SIM unlocked, I CAN unlock the bootloader?
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] sic0048:
As long as it is not the Verizon model 3a, then yes. You can bootloader unlock it once it is SIM card unlocked. Only the Verizon models permanently lock the bootloader.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] crypt0kiddie:
Question 2...

SO lets say I buy a T-Mobile 3a XL and it works fine with a T-M SIM but is SIM locked... Can I pay someone to unlock it and then still unlock the boot loader?

Someone know has a new in the box T-Mobile Pixel 3a XL I can have for $225.00 but its never had service on it and it sounds like it has to be active on T-Mobile AND have had seriver for 40 days to get them to do it.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] sic0048:
I've seen unlock services being advertised, but I have also seen people post that they don't work. It would require that someone hacked or has access to the T-Mobile locking software which isn't out of the realm of possibility, so it's possible some services do work.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] yashkoff:
Hello friends, I need your help! Who can help me raise my brick and make a full backup of my smartphone using qpst?
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] crypt0kiddie:
Update. So I ended up buying a T-Mobile Pixel 4 XL when they went on sale.

Search my name and look at the thread reply I just posted in the Pixel 4 XL forum about T-Mobile unlocking.

I included pictures.

I just purchased a Pixel 4 XL, I'm brand new T-Mobile subscriber, the phone is not paid off and I have it on a lease and I've only been on the service for 4 days.

I currently have the T-Mobile Pixel 4 XL with both a full SIM card unlock and OEM bootloader unlock.

I'm currently running the phone with an AT&T physical SIM and a T-Mobile eSIM.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Nightshadex543:
Have any recommendations? I have a brand new Pixel 4 that an online retailer lied about being unlocked & is T-Mobile carrier locked & they're completely unwilling to release the Sim from their network. I'll take the sketchy unlock service. I tried one in ATL friend gave me a number but most only do Samsung's or iPhones for obvious reasons.

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Not just Verizon though right? I heard Sprint does too.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] sic0048:
Keep in mind there are SIM locks and bootloader locks. Every US carrier SIM locks you phone if it was bought in an installment plan. Once the phone is paid off, I think every carrier will SIM card unlock the phone.

All recent Pixel versions have to be SIM card unlocked before the bootloader unlock option is available. So you have to have a SIM card unlocked phone before you can bootloader unlock. But Verizon is the only US carrier that has asked Google to permanently bootloader lock their phones. Sprint and others don't weigh in on the subject and Google's policy is to allow bootloader unlock. This isn't necessarily true with other phone brands however.

As far as getting the phone SIM unlocked, the policy is to not do it, so it's rare to find a call center person that is willing to do it whether you call in or chat with someone online. However, the success stories that I do see are usually done by DMing the carrier's support group on Twitter of all places. Explain that you need to get the phone unlocked and many times they will do it.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] 41rw4lk:
I can confirm this. I'm on TMO and I reached out on Twitter and got results. I'm not a big Twitter fan nor do I really use it, but customer services seems to be more in the loop there. I told them that I wanted to try the dev preview of android 11 and I needed to bootloader unlock. For that to happen I needed them to permanently sim unlock my phone. (Technically you can install the preview with a locked BL, but since it's a preview you can't re-flash anything lower or rollback without the BL being unlocked). Hence the dev preview. Anyways, I was polite and truthful about my intentions and they got it sim unlocked, fairly quickly too.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Nightshadex543:
Its bootloaders unlocked I was almost done rooting it but haven't; refrained because I don't want to violate the software warranty incase I need to return it, & find another way to do so for a refund. I called support multiple times same answer, & then Twitter dm'd last night they were again unable to do anything so they say.

They cite "privacy issues" but I know it's a ****ing money grab they don't want to unlock it unless you want to pay for one of their plans & get tied in a contract for a minimum amount of days first & I'm not going to ****ing do that. It's ridiculous to me carriers behave this way. This is why I believe in hacking because you can't trust companies for absolutely ****.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Nightshadex543:
You got results? Look at my next post, can you tell me your secret because they're being serious assholes here. Not a single company involved with this situation is helping at all.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] 41rw4lk:
I'm a little confused. You say it's bootloader unlocked and you were about to root it but decided not because of warranty concerns correct?

Typically, whenever you unlock a bootloader your warranty is void then and there. That is in most cases and I assume is the same in this case, though I don't know that for a fact with a TMO Pixel 3a XL. I just assumed it was and most likely is. The reason being is you can flash anything you want, and there is no way to guarantee that whatever has happened to warrant a claim wasn't due to user error or unofficial software. A locked bootloader kind of guarantees that nothing unofficial was flashed and that's why warranties are usually based around their status and why a flag is marked when it is. So even if you re-lock it, the flag still shows it was unlocked at one point.

As for actually unlocking it via TMO, the phone uses a TMO app to actually unlock it. It basically checks your imei against their server to see if it is eligible for unlocking. As for citing privacy concerns, basically you have a TMO phone and no account it seems, and you want it unlocked. For all they know it could be stolen, and as far as proving it's yours legally without any account... probably more than they want to deal with and I'm sure they have liability reasons as well.

All I know is, I've had an account for quite some time. I've bought several phones through them, so no issues. Technically I'm still on installments with this phone, so they could have easily said no, not until it's paid off, but I like to think they said "Oh it's Airwalk... he's cool af, go ahead". :D
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Nightshadex543:
Only Sprint & Verizon manufacturers lock the bootloaders of their phones T-Mobile doesn't. TWRP doesn't even exist for Pixel 4 because dude's too busy with wife & kids to update so flashing is difficult until you root it first unless you feel like doing a tethered through ADB. I know Samsung has the "Knox" & figured it's similar to that. Unless it's tripped it's negligible.

I know how the unlocking app works. Also, It's not stolen my situation is similar to the below it's "super whitelisted" I've had multiple services run the IMEI & it's come back clean. The phone meets all the unlocking criteria of which is being legit paid for is one of them.

They're just not releasing from the network. I need a workaround, I'm not trying to go through an entire claims process & have it sent back when aside from "network lock" it works just fine.

****ing Greedy ass corporations.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] 41rw4lk:
Ah, Pixel 4 needs sim unlocked, I was confused because this is 3a XL and I wasn't paying enough attention. I see your frustration now. I don't know about that one, just (bonito) here and it was all easy for me. I suppose that if you don't meet their requirements it's all too easy to just lock you into their script. I can't help you here, sorry. I think you'll just have to be 'that guy' and persist with them. Good luck.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] sic0048:
No quicker way to loose all goodwill and help from people than bad mouthing the generous developers.

Feel free to come up with your own TWRP solution. Until then, STFU.
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] Nightshadex543:
That isn't even the subject of the thread. If you're going to ignore everything else I was saying & completely miss the point to focus on a single cherry-picked remark that triggered you then you can take a hike. Don't respond. Go invest your frustrated energies elsewhere

You know what? Maybe I will take the source code & develop my own unofficial TWRP build for it. Hacking & Technological communities don't just stop because you want to "move on with your life" we still need these tools. You think journalists whistleblowers & Chinese protesters can "do without" Tor?
[Google Pixel 3a XL Questions & Answers] divhandyman:
So if I purchased T- mobile phone on ebay, it was supposed to be factory unlocked, but it ended up being a T-Mobile phone the sim is unlocked, and I can toggle the bootloader unlock switch in the settings, does this means I should be able to unlock the bootloader, and also should I be able to install TWRP and a custom rom on this device? Does anyone know?