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[Wing, P4350 General] varriano:
I am currently using the Touch-IT Vista Rom on my Wing and am cannot get the VoIP/SIP cabs to work. Installs, registers with my local IP/PBX, makes and receives calls, but there is no sound on my end. The other other end of the connection has no problem with audio. I have tried multiple VoIP cabs and drivers with no success. I have also tried different ROMs. Has anyone had any success running VoIP on the Wing/Herald?
[Wing, P4350 General] ivanmmj:
I don't use VOIP, but have you tried this.
[Wing, P4350 General] varriano:
Doesn't apply. There is no sound, not even from the speaker. I have searched and searched over the last 3 days with no fix yet. I tried different providers in case it was a codec issue with my IP/PBX. Frustrating because it seems so much better than fring and the others.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] HazamaFawkes25:
Reserved
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] Vega56:
Thank you for this (y)
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] naqueebj:
Thank you!
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] badadam:
Thanks for this.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] 2hakai22:
gapps can't be installed

it tell's me that system partition is full

and i can't resize sys partition

any help!!!
[Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Ot] berni502:
Maybe try a reboot to recovery after flashing rom and then flash gapps or try smaller gapps package.
[General Questions and Answers] shaftenberg:
Hey guys,

I just discovered that the Google Search App (incl Assistant) keeps auto updating on all my devices, although Play Store is set to "manual".

This shouldn't happen at all, find this rather shady.

Has anyone any clue how to block this behavior? I'm rooted, just in case you might ask.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] SmawtPho20:
You might be able to at least block it from connecting to the web using netguard.
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
@shaftenberg

Simply disable automatic updates of apps:
[General Questions and Answers] shaftenberg:
Well, as stated in OP, automatic update is disabled in Play Store.

That's why I'm so annoyed because Google App (velvet.apk) doesn't respect the setting.

@SmawtPho20 I don't want to block the Play Store completely, that's not a workaround by itself :(

Has someone successfully signed velvet.apk so that it won't be recognized by Play Store but still working?

[edit]

I just have tried to sign velvet.apk with another key and installed it as system app, but it crashes then. This isn't a solution.
[General Questions and Answers] pl1992aw:
Magisk debloater module to debloat it.
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Karma Firewall, uses almost no battery, freeware.

Or...

If you don't use wifi, set to update by wifi only🤣
[General Questions and Answers] shaftenberg:
Well, I do not want to remove the Google App - I just do NOT want it to auto-update it by itself. I mean, come on, the user setting is "do not update" and Google App and Youtube keep updating nevertheless. Gladly I use Youtube Vanced, so because of the other signature, auto update doesn't work.

But Google App force closes when signing with another key.

I'm using the voice search feature alot, this is the only purpose for the app in my case. So I need velvet.apk / Google App.

OR: Has anyone an idea where to get voice search only? :D This is baked in unfortunately as far as I know.
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Voice search? Bixby's big sister🤣

Just more invasive Gookill data mining.

You're not the customer, you're the product.

You know like cattle...
[General Questions and Answers] pl1992aw:
Try Google Go ?
[General Questions and Answers] shaftenberg:
Your post is not useful at all, please stop trolling if you don't have any helpful things to say.

Stumbled upon many messages of you in the past few hours regarding Play Services and Battery drain and it seems, you simply hate Google but your "advices" do not help as they are out of logic in the corresponding threads.

@pl1992aw Google Go does not provide a system wide voice messaging unfortunately, but thanks for the hint!
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Simply my opinion. You called it "shady" yourself.

So stop stumbling like a smuck🤣
[General Questions and Answers] tacotory:
I'm struggling with the same issue. The voice-to-text was wrecked by the last update. Uninstall update and everything is good again. I have also disabled auto update on the Play Store and it keeps updating. All I can figure is that there is an update file saved on the phone that it is accessing. Does anyone know if it is possible to find/ delete the update file? FWIW, I am not rooted on this device (S20).
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Try clearing the system cache.

Hard reboot.

SDMaid might be able to find/delete the corpse file on a non-root phone. I use the old Samsung 360° powered Device Care* to clear system logs which works well.

*firewall blocked due to potential CCP spyware
[General Questions and Answers] tacotory:
Well, I cleared system cache and the app cache and it came back again this am.

Do you happen to know what directory the update file may be saved in and any clues on file name to look for?

Someone on another site recommended disabling Play Store and switching to a different apk app, which sounded promising. My main concern though is that I had already disabled "auto update" on the PS for the Google app and it keeps doing it- so either the file is already on my phone and the app is updating from there, or PS could be ignoring my selection...
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
I keep Playwhore package disabled unless I need it. It will constantly run in the background, at start up etc. I don't use wifi, my wifi is always disabled so I set it to auto update by wifi only.

Nothing updates on my 10+ unless I authorize it to. Updates are way overrated and many times not in your best interests.

You can try locking it down with Karma Firewall. On Pie and below it's valuable logging feature is full functional. Thank Google for the limited app resources change starting with Q.

Karma uses almost no battery. A great app.
[General Questions and Answers] shaftenberg:
Finally there is someone with the same problem :D Not that I like it, but now I don't feel that stupid anymore.

It seems, that Google pushes updates to Google App and Youtube regardless of the user settings in Play Store. But Youtube can't be updated automatically, because I'm using Youtube Vanced and the auto-update fails (haha).

So I suspected that a velvet.apk signed with another key would help, but this crashes immediately at start.

I haven't found a solution yet other than disabling Play Store, but this isn't a workaround for me. If you enable PS again, it will silently update Google App anyway in that short time frame.

I don't even know if Play Store is the culprit or the Google Play Services. If I had to guess, I'd tend more to the Play Services, but I really don't know.

What do you mean with "update file"? The apk to be installed will be downloaded either in a temp directory which isn't accessible without root, or it will be stored in the cache partition which you can safely clear in your recovery (Vol Up & Power). But I assume, deleting the apk wouldn't solve the problem as it has been installed already then.
[General Questions and Answers] blackhawk:
Goggle Assistant and/or Quick Search maybe the culprit(s). I have both disabled along with Google Backup Transport and Framework.

I'm running on Pie as well as the factory load for most of the Google apps including Gmail and maps. I don't have this issue.

It may have something to do with Google account settings; there are many spread out in a big mess. Go through them all. I disabled most of them including Firebase and casting.

Gookill sucks.
[General Questions and Answers] tacotory:
Well, I am several days now without the app updating. Seems the solution was to disable the Google Play Services (not Play Store) app. Not sure if it is temporary or permanent of if it will cause long-term issues, but for now I have the voice-to-text interface that actually works good.
[General Questions and Answers] kfreels:
I'm just curious to see if this held or not. I've been dealing with the same thing with my SwiftKey keyboard. The Google app completely ruins speech to text on it. And the more you roll it back, the more frequently it wants to update. I've been fighting it for months and so far the only thing that I found are suggestions that require me to root which I kind of grew out of several years ago.
[General Questions and Answers] tacotory:
It is working. I had it backwards in my previous post though. You need to disable Play Store (not Play Services). Disabling Services kills a majority of apps.

I use Swiftkey also, but I don't think it has anything to do with Swiftkey. Swiftkey just uses the Google voice-to-text.

Once Play Store is disabled you have to go the the Google app and uninstall updates. The only negative I have experienced is that you have to enable PS again when you need to download a new app from the store (expected) which will mean uninstalling updates again.
[General Questions and Answers] _jis_:
Not only that, but the Google Search app also updates even if you disable updates for it. Which is even more questionable behavior.

In the latest version (12.30.9.23.arm64), the "At a Glance" widget of this app stopped showing me the temperature. I therefore had to uninstall the updates and revert to the factory version (10.16.6.21.arm64), which works without a problem. It just updated again, even though I disabled its updates. Then I found your thread.

I'm glad it's not just my problem, but I don't like Google's approach at all.
[General Questions and Answers] _jis_:
Following on from my previous post.

After a few days, I unfortunately discovered that the factory version of the Google Search app (10.16.6.21.arm64) does not allow me to authenticate on new device via two-factor authentication on my phone.

It reported this unremarkable error: Google Play services - An error occurred.

I don't understand how this could be related to the factory version of the Google Search app, but I resignedly updated the Google Search app back to the current version (12.30.9.23.arm64) anyway. This means the same version that stopped showing the weather before. 2FA works again and to my surprise the weather also works again. So it was probably a problem on Google's servers.
[General Questions and Answers] mfockin:
I had a Google app updating on me and added lens button in place of my voice search button. I've rolled back the update and it was gone. But google automatically updated the google app and the trick with disabling the playstore did not work. Obviously automatic updates were disabled and my gear app was updated automatically also. Any ideas guys? we need to find a workaround. My map app put my account button where the voice search button used to be. getting pretty annoying with my fat fingers...
[General Questions and Answers] scuba1999:
Thanks for this thread OP. I dislike the latest Google App (it doesn't offer alternatives to the understood word in speech-to-text), and experienced your same issue.

I did the following:

1. Disabled all app updates in Play store settings (I've always had this set this way).

2. Uninstalled updates to app "Google App"

3. Enjoyed old version (Google App 7.17.28.21) for a while

4. Then I found within 12 hours (not exact) Google App is back to the latest version ~12. ...

Thanks to your efforts, I will disable the play store until needed.

Quick side shoutout to whoever forked the old Google maps on this forum a long time ago ("MapsD"), as I still have it running alongside normal google maps. That was my original reason to disable updates in PS.

If anyone has bothered to locate the last or (last-ish) version of Google App that in the speech-to-text feature lets me click on a word to see alternates, let me know. I think it's somewhere after my current old version (7.x.xx.x), but well before 12.xx.x..x (maybe 9.x.x.x. -ish?). The 7.x.x. version lets me, but is too old to interpret spoken punctuation.
[General Questions and Answers] aleskva:
For me the cause of auto-updating Google search app is Google Play store app v26+. No such problem with v22. So the problem moves from stopping auto-updating Google search app to stopping auto-updating Google Play store app. And the only way seems to be through rooted phone: https://android.stackexchange.com/a/121146

Currently rooting phone to test this, will let you guys know if the solution works
[General Questions and Answers] pvs-1959:
I'm going to try this solution, but does anyone know if there is a cleaner way of preventing the Google App from updating on a rooted device? The new Google app is crippling the MTC Dialer app on my PX30 car head unit.
[General Questions and Answers] pvs-1959:
Version 10.73 is the version that updated the Google App to the new Assistant, so try a version prior to that from appmirror.com. I have version 10.65 installed from Appmirror.com and it works fine.
[General Questions and Answers] scuba1999:
Let us know if it works. I'm getting a little tired of unfreezing and refreezing the play store (before it can update the google App) when I need another app updated. It would be worth a little work on my already modded phone to use the older play store version.

Any luck? Tonight is the night for me to try this.

Alright friends, I reverted to google play store version 22. (com.android.vending_22.8.44-21), and used the method of creating a folder that prevents play store updating described here: https://android.stackexchange.com/a/121146 (but the second or third answer).

So far the play store is not auto-updating itself. And the Google App (v10.65 per the other poster's help) is not either.

Hopefully this will avoid me having the freeze and unfreeze the play store when I need it. FYI my motivation was that the text-to-speech of newer versions of the google app doesn't allow you to choose from suggestions when clicking on the transcribed speech (I found that the alternate suggestions were very good, compared to the newer versions single choice).
[General Questions and Answers] scuba1999:
Alright, Apparently this doesn't work. The stackexchange guides that suggest creating a file or folder called com.android.vending-1 didn't prevent play store v22.8 from updating itself. (it did wait until wifi, though).

As a possible caveat, the chattr command I couldn't get to work in my Galaxy S8 running android 8.0 with terminal emulator. I tried chmod -w, but that didn't work either. Let me know if anyone has any tips on that. (I don't have a stackexchange account)
[General Questions and Answers] scuba1999:
Ok, so based on this thread I've had the "Play Store" frozen by Titanium backup all of the time so that it can't update the "google app" version from the factory one that shipped with my S8. When I must use the Play Store, I defrost it for a few minutes, and then after re-freezing, I have to uninstall the updates it sneaks in on the Google App.

For those of you who may be in my same boat due to love of the old version of Google App, have you found a way to run the voice typing of the original Google App (green microphone, ability to tap on underlined words to select alternatives to words or whole phrases) in more modern phones?

I'm about to leave my S8 after years (to buy a new samsung phone), and as best I can tell Google never went back to allowing the above feature (tapping on misheard words for alternatives). I use this every single time I speak to my phone. Finally, I tried to use App Cloner to clone the Google App (and rename, etc., so that it could be run on a different device), but had no luck with that (makes sense I assume because Google's not going to let an unsigned app use whatever services power the Google App under the hood).

Let me know any ideas. Believe it or not, this old feature (using Google App's voice typing from Android 8.0) is the single thing inhibiting me upgrading my phone.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] badrey:
Hi :( im finished here

i bought my diamond from 1 week ago and its locked .. anyway i unlocked it and started to use it .. but after while issues have came up clearly .. the end key light is always on and never turn off .. also its over heated it really burns my hand when i hold it .. and once i open the backside cover and i removed the stylus and stick it near the magnet .. and guess what .. it came off :confused: .. all these problems on a new diamond used for only 1WEEK !!

i returned the device to the HTC Service Center .. and they gave me a letter to give it to the shop which i bought the diamond from .. when i went to them they said u lost the warranty cuz u unlocked it .. !! im not even satisfied with this device i hate it !!

i know u cant do somthing here but i love this forum and just wanted to remove this pain from my chest:( and get some suggestions from u ..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] boolean22:
Sorry to ask... but which ROM did you put in after unlocking it? The magnet is fixable with some pasting stuff (be careful not to use something to abrassive, or you might melt the plastic).

Have you Hard Reset the phone after unlocking it?

Once the device works properly, you ain't gonna hate it.

Did you followed ALL THE NECESSARY steps to unlock it safely? Have you let the device near a source of heat and/or moist?

Which RADIO is installed? Which version is you Diamond? AUS, EUR, USA?

Calm down and describe the whole scenario. It's the only way the all-seeing eyes from xda can look properly into your problem.

Needless to say: the fact that you loose your warranty is a well known risk of having the device unlocked.

It took me a long 2 week period to dismiss any possible tech fault, and THEN I started RESEARCHING into unlocking.

[size=-1]As I live in Argentina, mine came already flashed, so that was easy on me to take the risk. But even then, I took all the possible cautions. Of course I'd be mad if something like that happened.[/size]
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] badrey:
i used duttys rom "Ruu_Signed_Duttys_Diamond_5.2.20749_V2_Full" and the magnet i wont fix it by my self i wont stop asking for a new device .. i didnt buy a device to fix it .. i will request to replace it with new one ..

yes i did hard reset the phone ..

i dont hate the phone .. i just hate it for its flows and the fact that its a NEW and allready have many problems with it .. hardware problems heat and button doesnt work and unstable magnet !! that should not happen..

yes i did followed all the necessary steps to unlock it.. and no i didnt let the device near a heating source ..

my version was 1.37 i think and replaced by duttys rom ..

radio version is 1.00.25.05 i dono what was before but i changed it cuz there was no signal .. and no it works perfectly

i dont think i will calm untill i have a new device .. its not that easy to pay for an expensive new phone and found problems in it ..:(

didnt understand what you mean by this .. is it true that i lose warranty by unlocking it ? cuz i feel ive been cheated .. they told me before its ok to unlock it .. its a matter of software i cant loose warranty by changing software :confused:

I took all the possible cautions too but by being cheated by them :mad:

and offcourse everyone would be mad if that happend to one of them

anyway thanks for answering me i didnt expect from anyone to answer u really made me calm about it ..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] parm104:
you automatically lose your warranty on ANY phone when you change your unlock your cell phone or tamper with the original software.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] iXiR:
Try again but first flash official ROM and SPL.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] boolean22:
I'm glad I could help you, a little at least.

Unlocking, HardSPL'ing and such UNofficial stuff are warranty breakers.

It's supposed to be updated with Official ROMs (dwnldd from HTC home)

AFAIK you can't brick your phone without having a large ammount of mistakes.

If you want a new one, re-flash it with the official branded ROM that came with your phone... and try to get the old spl back in... (I dunno if that's possible...)

That way you might be able to pass it as a broken one... the resellers should take it back, because they will have to send it overseas... physical damage to the phone should be repaired nevertheless.

The best luck with this, pal. Hope you don't end up stressed up.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] pwoyorkie:
If the warranty is voided as in this case it means the manufacturer can refuse repair wether it be a software fault or any physical damage.
[Huawei Developers] muraliameakula:
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