yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] LiNe1771:
I don't think that's a xiaomi.eu fault. I'm using the stable 12.5.4 version and I can send SMS.. Never had issues with it..
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Nemix77:
Are you in Toronto too?

On Global rom if I turn off chat features and just go on SMS same issue, as stated above it's a carrier thing.

Edit:

I figured it out, it's my sim card or account. Something is wrong with it not allowing me to use SMS at all.

I got a hold of my friend's sim using the same carrier inserted into my phone and SMS works fine, when we insert my sim into his phone and can't send SMS.

I'll be callling them tomorrow to have this fixed and going back on Xiaomi.EU!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Nemix77:
I got it fixed, apparently my SMS service number was set wrong. I don't recall ever changing it though.

Gave likes to everyone who replied to the thread (rationally of course) regardless if I agree or not with their solution.

Thanks again guys.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] justboryata:
Do some research on MiuiMix and decide if you would still use it. (Privacy concerns)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] blkswanpres:
I am looking for the tsk that has the blue bards that go with TouchFlo 3D, I can't seem to find them anywhere.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ken0150:
as the title, i offer 30€ for a front facing TytnII cam, i cant find it nowhere. thank you
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ken0150:
lol, are you in same position as me?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] barry99705:
You can get them on fleabay, but they're already installed in HTC TytnII's.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] ken0150:
i already did a search but i can fing nothing, only hermes' spare cam
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] SURYADIOKE:
Anybody can help me microsoft visual basic on my smartphone windows 6
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
you mean you need

1. the old embedded visual basic which run on the pc and make vb programs you can use on your device?

2. you need a vb compiler which run on the device itself?

3. you need visual studio 2005/2008 to make vb.net programs for your device?
[Vivo X60 Pro+] sankory:
Hi Guys,

i got my x60pro+ yesterday, updated it to the latest PD2056_A_1.13.7, and i cant have my contact synced to the device.

in my google account sync settings, i dont have an option to sync contacts.

nor the google contacts app shows any contact.

i checked through the system apps, and i couldn't find "goole contacts sync" app (

)

what am i missing?
[Vivo X60 Pro+] sankory:
ok, happed to be a "simple" fix -

from apkmiror, download the app"google-contacts-sync"

Google Contacts Sync 11-6684105 APK Download by Google LLC - APKMirror

Google Contacts Sync 11-6684105 APK Download by Google LLC - APKMirror Free and safe Android APK downloads

www.apkmirror.com

the trick is to install from the imanager the app, restarted and then it appeared and synced.
[Vivo X60 Pro+] PLEASE HELP LL:
Are u also having an issue with contacts that are not syncing from Google contacts app on cell to web... But it is syncing from web to cell app... Any thoughts?
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] egosumquisum:
After rooting my 8T I lost (surely my fault) the stock camera's icon.

I still can use it by double clicking the power button (I found this option somewhere) but it would be nice to have the icon too.

PS I mainly use the GCam but nevertheless I'd like to find this damn icon

PPS sorry for my poor tech english
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] davidf9:
Is it in the "hidden space"? Go into the app drawer and then swipe right. Just an idea.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] egosumquisum:
Thanks Good idea but no.

It's not there.

It exists because I can use it, but don't know where!
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] ULTRAJC:
Because not sure how you did it, try "freeze" then "unfreeze" by using app like OandBackupX or TitaniumBackup. Or run camera once, call recent app, push and hold on camera, tap app info, disable camera and wipe data then enable.

View attachment 5353061View attachment 5353065

If it still not show up, and you don't want to wipe/rebuild system. You can use some shortcut manager app crate a shotcut icon to call camera.

View attachment 5353067
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] egosumquisum:
Thanks!

One of the two worked.

They called me on the phone and I went in auto-mode, so I can't tell which of the two!

Camera reappeared but with the name of "foto pano"!

BTW now I got the link.

THX
[Windows 11] tagdevil:
Hello,

I saw on a website someone has installed the Windows 11 on a Smartphone.

Think you is it possible to do it on the Surface RT ? It's the same architecture ARM.
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
So far there is no ARM32 builds of Win11, so no. Not yet, anyways. The smartphone had to have been ARM64/Aarch64, the Surfaces are ARM32.
[Windows 11] tagdevil:
Okey I understand now :)

Thanks for your help !

Who knows, maybe one day !
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
No problem! Maybe it will be possible one day, only the future will be able to tell us.
[Windows 11] MareAlta:
I'm feelling ready to brick an RT Surface (1st Gen), to test Windows11. I don't know what is going to happen. But, who knows...?

And in my hands, have a Surface Pro 1st Gen wich, i think is an I5 Processor, 64-bit. At this equipment, i'm trying to restore/fix boot record. I've allready entered in recovery mode. But forgot to fix this problem, and now i need again to enter in recovery mode. But it allways enter in bios setup!
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
The RT just won't boot to Windows, only issue it'll have as there is for sure no 32bit or ARM32/Aarch32 builds, only WinPE is 32bit (you could recover it). As for your Pro 1st gen, it'll be fine. Just be sure to bypass the TPM 2.0 thing.
[Windows 11] VD171:
Windows is some of the worst OS ever.
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
Yup. Linux/FOSS for life
[Windows 11] NuPower2021:
No, because windows RT used ARM 32, but windows 11 only support ARM64
[Windows 11] Varga Laci:
Data.hu | Fájl nem létezik

Az adott fájl nem létezik. Valószínűleg a tulajdonosa már törölte rendszerünkből, vagy a 2001. évi CVIII. törvény alapján, jogsértés miatt került eltávolításra.

data.hu

I've installed a recent w11 build (on ARM system tho) and it just needed:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup

Key: LabConfig

DWORD 32bit

BypassTPMCheck = 1

BypassRAMCheck = 1

BypassSecureBootCheck = 1

Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup

MoSetup Key

Dword 32 Bit

AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU

Value = 1 Hexadecimal

How to open registry editor on installer:

1. Press Shift+F10

2. Once command prompt window appears type "regedit" and press enter

Option 2:

1. Ensure you're on main page with the Install Now button

2. Press the "Repair your computer" link on bottom

3. Troubleshoot -> Command Prompt

4. Once command prompt window appears type "regedit" and press enter
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
ARM64 orrrrr...?
[Windows 11] Varga Laci:
Arm plus Intel, AMD Have a look around on Telegram.
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
What group
[Windows 11] frylockk19:
Wait, do you think I asked what CPU the keys work on? My bad if so, was asking if you installed Windows on an ARM64 or ARM32 CPU
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] magicer:
Dear all,

pls, i don't know how to fix that issue that why i can not sync now. pls help, cause i tried to fix but can not.

thanks vey much for any help.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] JonSlater:
Have you got the latest syncing software (eg Activesync 4.5 for XP)? Have you tried unchecking advanced connection? How about deleting all partnerships on the device and on the PC, and starting again?
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] magicer:
yes, I did all, deleted partnership. i have the 4.5 version. even i flash the new rom for my device also.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] sabes143:
Hi

1. Try uninstall your activesync then restart the pc then install the latest activesync.

2. Then try to sync ameo

Good luck
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] JonSlater:
OK, try a different cable, if you can. Also, disable any antivirus and firewalls on the PC. If the latter works, you may need to configure them again - ie remove the Activesync exclusion in your firewall and add it again as an allowed connection.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] magicer:
thank you, i try now and answer. thanks again
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] magicer:
dear all,

tried and not susscessful. Is there any way come out? thank you.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] Oebele63:
Did you also remove the partnerships on your device as wel as on your home system.

if not try this also.

Oebele63
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo ROM Development] xtep:
Has you stopped or disabled any services on your Athena?

Some time ago, I disabled Credential Manager service as told in this thread and then I cannot sync using ActiveSync.

The solution was to enabled it again.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] betamax08:
help, I want to disable or hide the button light switch option. is it possible to do that in modifying settings.apk on miui 8. Thanks
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Questions & Answers] betamax08:
I already decompiled the settings.apk and found the xml file key_settings.xml. im wondering which string on the xml file i will delete or modify to disable the menu for button light switch option.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Mariocorn:
Tablet started acting weird overnight.

Does anyone had same issue? Is it dead?

Tablet was working fine untill yesterday.

Im on LineageOS 18.1 ROM but i dont think that matters.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A series Questions & Answers] Traace:
Common problem with these tablets is that LCD Cable gets lose and Display start acting funny. So i would open it up and reseat the connection.

Why does it happen?

Samsung decided to put the LCD Cable over the battery. Giving the tablet a bit more flex and it starts to pull out the cable.

Here you can see "Electronics repair school" fixing a T580 with this fault:
[G1 General] metempsihoza:
It seems the G1 absolutely requires the owner to have a Gmail account; when you turn on the device, the initial setup wizard asks your details, and offers to create a new account if you don't have one. Also, it seems that it only supports one Google account at a time; if you want to change the signed-on account, you need to soft-reset the device.

If you add that Gmail has all your emails, tracks your browsing, recognizes people's faces in your pictures and asks you to name them... how comfortable are you knowing that your Google account is now linked to your mobile phone ?
[G1 General] Thundarr The Barbarian:
Very, if I wasn't comfortable with sharing my information with Google I never would've signed up for my first Gmail account. As for pointing out people in pictures, facebook-esque? I'm pretty sure that will be optional, so you shouldn't have to worry about that if you don't want to. I don't see the big deal, unless they use the information (and for what?).
[G1 General] fhsieh:
As for browser tracking, there's already the "Iron" variant of Chrome which strips out all of the user tracking. The same will undoubtedly be done for Android, if it's not explicitly available already.
[G1 General] stocaprimo:
Do you ever worry about your ISP? They log every user every day in everythings they do. I guess not, same for tracing cookies, for example, just because we have to deal everyday with them... because that's how internet works. So, Google is just another provider that offers great and useful services, for free.
[G1 General] lennie:
I don't trust my isp, and I really don't trust google because of their privacy policies (do you use google maps on your mobile? have you actually read their terms of service? why do they want with recording my voice chat?. not because google offer things free doesn't mean its good when it comes to privacy.
[G1 General] Black93300ZX:
Haha if you don't trust your ISP then get off the internet, they know absolutely everything you do, and if they wanted to use any of it against you they could.
[G1 General] fhsieh:
Not sure where you saw a clause about voice chat. Perhaps if you provided a reference it would help.

It's true that just because something is free doesn't mean it's good. But that doesn't mean it's necessarily bad, either, or that things that cost money are always good. The real question is whether or not there is any malicious intent, and again there's nothing that says anything free is automatically malicious.

Part of the reason why Google's products are so popular is because Google has the ability to mine copious amounts of userdata in order to create powerful and useful services. It turns out that with most of these products, you reach a threshold where there's so much userdata that your own specific data becomes statistically insignificant -- security through obscurity.

Sure there are people to whom that "excuse" is not good enough, and there are ways to opt out of submitting userdata. But at least Google provides (some amount of) transparency to their terms, which is more than can be said about many other companies that are more callous about abusing your privacy for monetary gain. If you're that concerned about privacy, then you should give up Google products, online search/directory services, online shops like Amazon and B&N, the vast majority of user-generated content sites, messaging services like AIM and MSN, ... Pretty much everything short of disconnecting your ISP. Same with wireless carriers and how they track your calls, voicemail, messaging, possibly even location. Hell, you might as well just stop doing anything, because even in real life, everything you do and everything you buy says something about you.

Of course there's something to be said that the G1 ships with only Google apps installed. But that's missing the bigger picture, that the open platform (the core Android stack, which needs absolutely no userdata for functionality) essentially allows you to trim the baggage wherever you see fit. Certainly not right away, and the G1 will be the learning curve, but ultimately the whole platform will have a level of transparency that no other mobile OS (WinMo, iPhone, Symbian, BlackBerry, etc) currently has.
[G1 General] beartard:
People said the same thing about library cards 20 years ago. Anyone who thinks any organization, let alone the government, respects your privacy is living in a fantasy world.

Google has fought the government in the US over privacy issues (the US government wants Google to hand over all sorts of user information) and Google has won several cases. I think the e-mails I got with links to the numa-numa dance or mortgages or viagra or my nigerian cousin with money to send me are fairly safe for now.
[G1 General] punkzanyj:
I'm not worried.

1) I'm not typing in my birthdate, SS#, and mailing address left and right. All the other information is pretty much useless for anything significant.

2) Identity theft is the easiest crime to prosecute. Most of the criminals are stupid and have the merchandise, credit cards, or other stuff sent to their own address, leading the Cops/FBI straight to their door.

3) If I were truly worried, I'd have my credit reports frozen. It's not that expensive, and it stops ID theft, even when the thief has all your info.
[G1 General] benmyers2941:
This a perfect example why I'd rather trust Google with personal info than many other entities. The Governmnet was trying to do something illegal, Google resisted and won.

The reason that Google all the data gathering is for en masse analysis. Wired had an interesting article about it recently (link). This gigantic mass of data is how they were able to create the Chrome browser so quickly and have it work. The information they have allowed them to simulate years of beta testing in a few days. They don't really care it YOU use a particular website or type of phone, they care that 213568 people use a particular website or type of phone.

It really annoys me that people get on Google's case for this type of thing. They could easily have been more underhanded and you'd never know and they'd really never have to tell you because of legal loopholes.

They're being upfront that that's a good thing.
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
oh wow... I just watched a talk at Hope from a PI about this... so... all you information is publicly available already. With any single piece of information about you someone can get you DOB, SSN, jobs and pay, friends, sexual orientation, your picture, religion, political views,....... and on and on and on. Google already has one of the largest databases of information about you. You know what really surprised me? The company with the largest consumer database in the USA? Domino's... the FBI buys information about you from a pizza place. Myspace, linkdin, monster, transunion, facebook,.... they are all keeping information on you... it's a scary world out there... if you have an SSN you information is publicly available. If you have used the internet then even more about you is public knowledge. Here is the best part... because google, facebook, monster..... are all private companies they don't have to delete you information EVER... and its not all bad... if the government had been looking at the information on the 9/11 hijackers we probably could have stopped 9/11 based on the information about the terrorists that is publicly available.

BTW google is now offering a service for doctors to store your medical information online :D

sorry for rambling... I am getting a G1 and I have trusted google for years... if you are wanted don't get online, make a phone call, drive your car, or even walk outside in some cities but otherwise you shouldn't have anything to fear.
[G1 General] benjimen:
And your source for this rather unbelieveable claim is...?
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
sorry... here is the session that I watched...

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=3079242748023143842&hl=en&fs=true

and part 2

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=2219573359400519690&hl=en&fs=true

I was just trying to make a point about how little privacy we really have these days... watch it for your self if you want to devote the 3 hrs to it (Very interesting)
[G1 General] beartard:
Using the same information, you can see that five of the 17-18 hijackers on 9/11 are running Dominos pizza places in Riyadh at this very moment.
[G1 General] csa819:
Android EULA Questions

If someone can send me a copy of the EULA for the G1, both Android and TMo's I would really appreciate it. I want one, but I have nagging privacy concerns that T-Mobile is unable/unwilling to answer.

Android is in a position to collect serious amounts of data on individuals, and the combination of Google's desktop information combined with the information from the handset has really scary Orwellian possibilities. With Android Google has the ability to collect very detailed location information. There has been no mention in the media over the rights to the data that could be collected by Google. Does the EULA give Google the rights to use and sell the data collected from Android, and specify what data it collects, and give you an opt-out?

I know it's really kind of conspiracy theory, and sounds out in left field, but I don't put anything past corporations trying to make money. Imagine if you went in to buy a car, and the dealer buys your Google data? They know know what cars you have looked at online, what dealers you have visited, how long you were there, and whether or not you have explored other financing options than the dealers. Same with buying a house... The selling agent could buy your Google data, and know what other houses you have looked at, and what price range you are looking in. Possibly serious advantages in negotiating.

Imagine the value of the information your bank would have if they bought your location data, and overlayed it with your banking records. they then could sell a very detailed consumer profile of where you shopped, where you bought, and other spending/location/web history data.

The bar code application has lousy implications also. It gives the vendor of the app a really good idea of what you are shopping for, and the locations you do your shopping.

Another thing that's kind of unnerving is the association of your location with your google calendar.

It's bad enough with all the data Google gets from my email, calendar, and web history do I really want them to have EVERYTHING?
[G1 General] Mikey:
Are you that paranoid?

As if your information isn't out there for anyone to get now.

Your phone is as safe as it's gonna be as the amount of info you keep on your desktop gmail.

whether is on a desktop gmail account or a phones.

Guess what? same thing.

Unless I'm really missing something. lol

Your ISP doesnt really protect you much. Gmail has won court orders from the government revealing info from accounts.

Toss a coin.
[G1 General] Master Loon:
you have a point. but to be honest everything is gearing to that. from easy pass to credit/debit cards to just logging into you isp and geetting ads to meet single in your hoe town. i realized this as i just movend and was getting adds for where i lived.

if someone wanted to find u they just need ur cell phone. unless u have a analog phone u are being tracked (or can be tracked) whether u want to be or not.

or u can get the phone set up and email with gmail then do not use it. use the pop email feature until a full exchange solution come out. the use yahoo or altav or anything else for searching. u might have some temp success at eluding the glasses of google.

if i had the info u were really looking for i would be glad to share. if i dont miss or havent missed ups. today might be the day
[G1 General] csa819:
I know everything on my PC's well monitored by everyone from the ISP to every friggin advertising cookie that gets dropped on me. Private email's on my own server, not GMail. I just think location data's a little much, and people need to be cognizant of what we are giving away for shiny new toys and features. And Google's little gaff with the Chrome EULA (We want the rights to everything you do with this..I Know it was an "error") removed a lot of the don't be evil luster.

And just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean they're not watching....
[G1 General] Mikey:
My point was...you have a sim card type cell. Thats all they need to track you.

You can delete every program on the phone. Guess what, you can be tracked, by the sim card inserted and your phone just being on.

As for info do what was mentioned in the previous thread.

Miss read and deleted a statement!
[G1 General] csa819:
I know, I can be tracked tower to tower, and approximated (I used to work in a 911 dispatch center and had to deal with a ton of cell 911 calls). But, there is some expectation of privacy from a telco, and oversight from the FCC is a possibility (I know, great job they've done so far with carriers). But, like I said, I was curious, and none of the blogging coverage has said anything yet, s I figured I might try to stir up some stuff.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] Sidgup1998:
Please share which font do you use in your MIUI ROM.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] Antox97:
Themes. Just switch your region into Indian one
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] Nestacres76:
Hello. During the last week I have found that apps with lost of pictures (BBC Newws, Sky News and Instagram) have been taking ages to open and when they eventually do - all the pictures arent there (see attahced). This is also happening on my tab S6. On mobile data its fine so I thought it must be wifi - but all other devices (laptop/desktop/wifes iphone and ipad dont have this probelm) so is there any reason anyone can think of why this is happening? Have cleared the caches/update Android web viewer etc. Both devices have received an update in the last week. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] DrMuhammadElHanafy:
Try clearing data and cache for the affected apps.