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[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] luigi90210:
You can run into issues using adguards DNS(I had issues with websites loading and certain restaurant apps) so I still suggest blockada or an app that's either VPN based and free or pay for a real VPN with an ad blocker

With the app if you have connectivity issues, with an app you can enable split tunneling and have that app bypass your ad blocker, it also allows you to turn off the ad blocker on the quick setting
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] blackhawk:
It rarely causes issues if it does I temporarily switch back to the automatic DNS option.

Most times I ignore the few sites like double click that are giving me problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] xectis:
Rooted mine. Debloated the heck out of it. Battery lasts between 1.5 and 2 days now. Added an extra Atmos audio mod with Magisk, and now it sounds so much better.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] ibizapower2003:
Hello guys, How's things?

I need some help here.

Till yesterday I was using the Fifa 22 companion app on my ZF3 and it was working fine.

When using when the phone open was working as a normal app, when rotating the phone, app would restart and reopen as it was in a web version.

Since this morning the layout is off thouh, when I rotate the phone the app doesn't work properly.

Is still like web version but all the icon are so much bigger and and don't really fit the screen.

I tried already changing to 16:9 - 4:3 and other, but nothing seems to work...

Any idea?

Till yesterday I was using fifa 22 companion app and was working , well.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] OmriFonzy:
Mee too

Did u manage to solve it?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] ibizapower2003:
I restart the phone and now seems OK, but after a while it doesn't turn proper again, forcing me to restart the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] doomicus1234:
Yep restart fixed it for me so far. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] DevinDean:
maybe that version is not suitable for ZF3 yet, if you like mobile fifa you should try playing fifa chino, i think it will be more compatible with ZF3 and not crashing
[General Questions and Answers] letolkki:
I am using adb version 1.0.32 on an armv7l development board. In an attempt to use scrcpy to connect remotely to the adb I first set:

on the armv7l remote board:

adb kill-server

adb -a nodaemon server start

then from another terminal on the remote board try doing a "adb devices" to make sure it sees the connected android device but what happens is unexpected I get:

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

List of devices attached

with no devices showing up. It is lighting off a completely new adb server and ignoring the fact that it is already running.

ps shows

1304 root 30184 S adb -a nodaemon server start

1315 root 20964 S adb -P 5037 fork-server server

If I don't have the first adb running and do "adb devices"

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

List of devices attached

001e06481bc3 device

I tried this same scenario on my ubuntu 18.04 box with adb 1.0.32 and had no problem with "adb devices" launching an extra process:

ps only shows

xxx 18322 10891 0 16:49 pts/2 00:00:00 adb -a nodaemon server start

and adb devices shows:

List of devices attached

001e064809ac device

without the extra daemon getting launched.

This is causing scrcpy to not function properly when I am trying:

export ADB_SERVER_SOCKET=tcp:<ip of remote board>:5037

scrcpy --tunnel-host=<ip of remote board>

it returns :

scrcpy 1.23 <https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy>

INFO: Tunnel host/port is set, --force-adb-forward automatically enabled.

ERROR: Could not find any ADB device

ERROR: Server connection failed

naturally it couldn't find any devices because "adb devices" is not working properly on the remote board. Incidently I tried the same scenario with just the localhost and it works flawlessly.

The question is why is the same version adb not working on one platform vs another?
[Sprint LG G3] UshxShsg:
No
[Touch Cruise ROM Development] felsteaduk@yahoo.co.uk:
Done this before but then upgraded my firmware today and forgot how I did it. tried searching but couldn't find that either.

Its the O2 active or running application button on the bottom of the home screen.

Any thoughts
[Redmi Note 10] Ronny Say:
Hello, I need urgent help. I accidentally wiped my persist partition and now the phone won't boot up. It just shows boot logo, then powers off, then back to the boot logo, and on and on. Someone help me out of this.
[Redmi Note 10] SubwayChamp:
Did you solved it?
[Redmi Note 10] Ronny Say:
no, I'm still stuck. I downloaded fastboot rom but could not find persist image in the images folder
[Redmi Note 10] SubwayChamp:
This is a persist image I have handy, from an ENG ROM, in case sometime I need it, I didn't use it myself, Let me know if it works.
[Redmi Note 10] alonsoj636MW:
Nobody should give you the persist.img because it contains private & unique id of each device
[Redmi Note 10] dsashwin:
I wonder how did you "accidentally wipe" your persist partition
[Redmi Note 10] Ronny Say:
I followed some flashing tutorial online and ended up making the problem worse. Took it to the Care center yesterday, said they'd fix it, but I'll probably have to pay coz warranty won't cover that
[Redmi Note 10] SubwayChamp:
You may solve it flashing an ENG firmware, probably.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] Taser420:
Hello everyone!

I've tried searching, and haven't found a definitive "March 2022" answer; please excuse me if this has been answered in the past.

Is it possible to operate the LTE version (with a nano SIM/normal phone plan) completely without a phone? Specifically, can it make/receive calls & SMS and, most importantly, act as a WiFi hotspot for other devices? I'm well aware battery life will be completely trash while operating as a hotspot and heat may become a problem with prolonged use. Is there a compatible Android app that can be sideloaded (maybe using one the the tools listed in this thread) to accomplish this?

This post says it's possible to run Google Voice. If native calls aren't possible, I'm guessing this could be an alternative...?

Thanks so much in advance for any/all help!
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] yahms:
I have not had any luck. There is no option during setup. I have not found any way to do it on any wear os watch, not that it isn't possible.

-----

From Samsung site:

Set up smart watch without a phone​

Note: The Galaxy Fit, Fit2, and Galaxy Watch4 series cannot be used without a phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 4] berni502:
you want to run this toy as a hotspot :D? It cant even maintain aod :D
[Android Head-Units] Ensoniq1176:
Hello , Unfortunately a component seems to have burned out. It is located on the motherboard under the core board. See photo. Pumpkin won't or can't tell me about it. Since the component is probably a transistor, it has unfortunately burned out and the designation is illegible. Can anyone tell me about it or have a wiring diagram. The model is Pumpkin AA0505B-b01 Made 2020 06.15 Version 06.
[OnePlus Nord Accessories] skia16:
Can you suggest me a compatibile warpcharge powerbank (the most handy in terms of dimensions....I don't need High capacities...Just a couple of charges )
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] wings2004:
I was just forced (phone broke) to upgrade from my Note 10+ and the timing was such I took advantage of getting the S22 Ultra. I am liking the device so far, but it seems there is no way to use Google's SmartLock feature for autofilling passwords with the Gboard keyboard outside of Chrome. I normally use Keypass for my offline keychains but like the convenience of google, but now Samsung is forcing me to use their crap system for password management and it seems like I can't switch to Google for things like apps like I used to in the past. Is this expected behavior and is there any way to change it? I've done a bunch of digging and everyone historically has pointed to changing the auto fill settings but there is no alternative options for SmartLock in the Samsung pass settings on the device that I have been able to find.

Thanks!

Wings
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] targok:
Go to Settings --> General Management --> Passwords and Autofill

There should be two sections there, one for passwords, and one for autofill services.

Press and hold on the name, Samsung Pass, for 1 or 2 secs. When you release, it will go to a selection screen where you can choose Google Autofill Service.

Hope this helps, took me a while to figure it out.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] wings2004:
You are my hero! It is completely unintuitive to get to this screen. On previous generations this was the default screen but it's buried behind a hidden damn menu? Grrrr! Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] AndroidNO0B:
Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dragon_unleashed:
Thanks, that did the trick, it was driving me crazy after returning to Samsung after 8 years or so of other phones.

The setting on the samsung A52 s (android 13) looked like it already had google pointed as the password manager, but when I pressed the word: Samsung password manager !

it finally gave a pop-up to choose Google.

(Really press the word samsung password mamager, Not the "gear", really press the word. The gear is there for settings of the "chosen" manager)

Now it finally works as intended, thanks again!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] AFaith23:
Worked like a charm!, so annoying not more obvious
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] HarshPatel25:
Bro I had to log in just to say thanks to you. You are an absolute king man. Thanks for the help. It worked like a charm.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] cpapewpew:
You sir are a hero, just made this account to thank you 🥰🥰
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] nicksanchez1988:
Holy hell thank you I've been pulling my hair out!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gettinwicked:
Hey all, just wondering if anyone knows whether substratum does/will work on the new ultra? I'm coming off of a pixel 6 pro, which had root and the ability to run force dark mode on a per app basis. I'd love to be able to use something that doesn't require root to modify such things on this phone. I haven't had a Samsung phone since the s7 edge, so, I'm basically a noob for them.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Negan:
You can try substrates lite with synergy. You may need to freeze theme services afterwards in order for it to stick. I think synergy automatically freezes theme store but services it definitely doesn't freeze. I haven't tried it yet but it might work. I believe hex works fine and doesn't freeze them and utilizes theme park instead. Shizuku is required of course. I haven't tried hex on this either though other than to change the font to Google sans which did work fine
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
According to some news, the so called "Game Optimizing Service" is availeable on S22 Ultra devices - which potenially controlls about 10.000 Apps of the App-Store.

Can someone confirm if it is installed / active on S22 Ultra on SD & Exynos ?

[Update: Samsung reponds] Galaxy phones appear to be throttling 10,000 Android apps, like OnePlus did

According to recent findings, Samsung is throttling thousands of common Android apps on its Galaxy devices, and without a clear reason.

9to5google.com

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1499009797035008002
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] krogoth:
Package Disabler Pro
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ‬1‬:
Pay for the money greedy developer.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hamid Chikh:
Here's a link to my thread, i debloat Samsung firmware including GOS (Game Optimizing Service) for the best performance and battery.

https://xdaforums.com/t/adb-no-root...sh-the-full-potential-of-your-galaxy.4376755/
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Derpling:
I remember that Samsung used something like this in my Note 5 and S7 Edge from Android 6 to limit game performance on purpose.

I advise you all to disable this "optimization".
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] lokto7:
Reports say that the GOS cannot be disabled the old way b'cos it's now system app since One UI 4.0?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] omnimax:
Will it help to uninstall insted of disabling?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] iamnotkurtcobain:
You can't disable it in OneUI 4.x

It's part of the Kernel now.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Lennyuk:
Maybe instead of panicking and basing decisions on headlines and mob mentality you think about the reasons why this might have been done to start with?

Most of if not all of these apps will be very poorly optimised in general but especially for the hardware in the S22 series of devices - this means that left unchecked they will use more resources than they really need to, warming up the devices causing thermal throttling to kick in and draining the battery fast (as well as possibly reducing the lifespan of certain components).

This APK keeps these things in check, but for games where you really need more performance you can use gamebooster to switch to performance mode and recovery virtually all the lost power (if not all of it) - making it your choice to sacrifice heat and battery life for performance when you need it, not all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] omnimax:
Yeah, I uninstalled it via ADB but it returns after reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
Yeah only thing working from the sounds of it is being rooted and using a package disabler but yeah then you lose widevine currently.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] omnimax:
I've disabled all it's permissions including "Change system setting", maybe that helps.

Also here it's mentioned that it's possible to disable the GOS for non-game apps, still waiting for answer to how though:

https://www.reddit.com/r/samsung/comments/t56kta
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
It is more or less the same discussion as we had with the oneplus 9 pro.

I am not seeing bad intend - but i dont't support the overall approach.

Most of theses apps are poorly optimized .... Even if so: That's none of the OS to take care of - especially not if you can't change / edit the overall parameters as a user on a "per App" Solution. I would love to see MS introduce something like this into windows.... :p

Also the oem now actively could impact the performance of an App and the developer ist reliable anymore: "Well Samsung decided our app has to run like this, thanks for buying the pro version, but we can't help you". Wonderfull. And if Samsung has a bad day - maybe we are dropping the performance of some famous apps even more.... cause samsung would love to push the own alternative. Which includes some new advertising service... One could get creative with this stuff.

The reduction of lifespan is also a argument which is... at least questionable. I would argue that this is then poor product design or use of wrong or not fitting-quality components for the job. Makeing up "flaws" in Hardware by Software isn't really a solution to the overall problem 🙃
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] omnimax:
OK, so apparently this GOS thing is what the "Processing speed" option controls. It enables all apps to run at native speeds. I thought it just raised the clock speeds or something. Hmm..
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
@omnimax

not really. The thing is that the term - "Game Optimizing Service" is a bit missleading.

It is not about allowing named applications to run "native" or "unristricted". Named applications run with predefined ressourcess which aren't by any means "native". It's not about "raising" clockspeeds. It is about restriction of availeable ressourcces.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] craznazn:
Nah, this is the same situation as OP did with OP9 series, except US SD user's cant even root and remove it completely so you're stuck at their mercy. If it was configurable, not enabled by default, only affected games and didn't phone home all the time, they might get a pass.... but the way it's implemented is pretty much the definition of malware.

Can't even opt-out

Always runs, with permissions or not.

Phones home with potentially identifying information. (EU people, check out how GDPR is handled here, it's probably not)

Makes your device slow.

The road to hell is paved on good intentions and what not...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] linom:
I am really amused to see so much discussion on this here on XDA and social media as well. For 98% of the folks, as long as your phone runs smooth and gives you an all day battery life, enjoy it. Many app developers are also not saints. They may leak data and bloat code etc so OEMs need to take the matter in their hands. For avid gamers, they should probably get a gaming machine and use phones only for casual gaming. With current tech limits, gaming on phones will necessitate some tweaks to optimize performance. Apple is polished because it simply stops everything else in the background and focuses ONLY on 1 task on the foreground. And iPhones also do heat up after sometime while gaming.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] craznazn:
It's really not the OEM's place to "take matter into their own hands". Don't push your use case on everyone else. Samsung does not know my user case, just like Apple does not know my use case, just like YOU don't know my use case. People bought this (and other, like the OP9) phone partially due to benchmark scores that should translate into performance metrics for their use case. When that's not the case, then they should be mad they got a paperweight. Check out the GOS enabled geekscore, it's basically a GS10. Why should users be happy they got a smooth UI experience when the things they actually want to do on a phone is gimped?

Your sentiment on a gaming machine... are you serious? This phone costs more than an actual mid-upper tier gaming PC. Some people like to play games on their phones, and some games are mobile only.

Again, optimizing by itself is not necessarily a bad thing. They just need to make it an opt-in experience, explain what it does clearly, let the users choose which apps to "optimize", and start letting people use their hardware like their own.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] linom:
Yeah, maybe you're right. They need to be transparent on the optimization choices.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] matheus_sc:
Cannot disable, adb fails...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] p40403:
you can use lycan to disable, is for free
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] omnimax:
I guess now it's really true that "Benchmarks don't matter IRL" but not for the reasons I thought.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] vhc:
This limits the performance, and still the battery is average at best. Sad times..

Dont want to be all negative. I do enjoy using my s22 ultra, but this angers me.

All that hype around the 4nm chip and the new heat dissipation tech being superior for more power and efficiency. Turns out all they did to lower the temperature is via software.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Lennyuk:
are you sure it is disabling and isn't enabled again on a reboot?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
Nice, seems that they also have different "variants" for chipsets integrated. Nice work.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1499259881534402562
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] p40403:
why don't you try it yourself
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Lennyuk:
I have and it always returns
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] p40403:
I disabled and then my Game booter got an error

Then it says unable to connect to gos

So I guess he is valid
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dave7802:
I have just seen this and disabled using the following:

adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gos

Loaded up a few applications and games where i was getting stuttering / lag and i can confirm this appear to have worked for me.

One example was Rocket League Side Swipe, Loading in a game and the inital kickoff i was getting a few small lockups / stuttering for the first few seconds.

After disabling it is no longer present and plays very smooth.

Also tested a few emulation programs like Dolphin and noticed an improvement exynos version here.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
If you go to your apps and still find it there enabled... Then I doubt it, making it placebo.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dave7802:
No placebo, there is a clear difference from the struttering start of a game to a smooth no jumping stuttering. Could easily record the difference as proof

And no its disabled
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] KasyaDMHH:
And after a restart?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
How the **** did you disable it? I know the booster can be disabled, but for most of us from what I've read when you try to disable the optimization service it re-enables itself. Did you do something else that we haven't to disable it?😂
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] elmor0:
Couldn't something like SD Maid Pro freeze it?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Kris_b1104:
I disabled it through Alliance Shield X app. And I attached a screenshot of it not running in the background at all, even when I scroll all the way down, GOS is nowhere to be found. I have improved performance in COD Mobile. AT&T S22 Ultra 512gb Snapdragon.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
Here's the question are you guys rooted? Or just purely ADB?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dave7802:
Stock ROM UK, not rooted. KNOX still active
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
At this point I really don't understand what Samsung did to have everyone experience miniscule differences from one another... I don't want to root right now cause of widevine and through ADB it just re enables instantly so I'm baffled
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] KasyaDMHH:
I used the same ADB method and looks like it works.

Edit: S22U, Exynos, ...XXU1AVBF, EUX
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dave7802:
What device? What update you running? Snapdragon or Exynos
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
Ultra 12gb/256gb in Germany (exynos) on the latest update
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dave7802:
What was the response message you got when you did the ADB command? If you have tried that.

The other one is Package Disabler, used to use it back in the day, an always worked. Not sure of its current status as its been a few years but worth the couple of £ it cost
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] erik2041999:
ADB was successful new status disabled, do you need root for package disabler?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
It's getting better and better....

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1499818094553964558
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] KasyaDMHH:
After some time its back. Active again...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] MrJiM:
Anyone tried deleting it with ADBappControl?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] borijess:
I did this and phone is smooth and wirelessly charging again!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Kris_b1104:
Did you use ADB command app?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] matheus_sc:
Only this?

adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gos
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Hudrator:
Officially delisted by Geekbench.... The whole lineup

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1499879198940405760
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] riirezende:
I'll try
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] xReem:
hi,

i tried this ADB Command, but GOS re-enables itself instantly when I do that. Any tips? Do I have to turn off the phone first?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] matheus_sc:
I use this and for Now its ok. (i think kkk)
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] p40403:
In lycan, services can be disabled individually, without the entire deletion causing the game booster to not work
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] xReem:
Where can I get that App?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Paul_Deemer:
Samsung responds to app-throttling discovery, promises to ship an off switch

If this is really needed for heat management, why would you let users turn it off?

arstechnica.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] weissi29:
Exynos AVBF firmware

Alliance Shield X, AdbAppcontrol and "plain" adb command not working.

GOS service instantly come back in Active state....
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] nabil427:
Please a custom rom for exynos with good debloation / performance and BB <3
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] xReem:
Same here. Nothing works. Tried ADB with the commands stated here, doesnt work. Tried different Apps, nothing works. GOS is disabled, and after 1 second it enables itself again.