yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto G40 / G60] Patrick972:
the recommended thing would be to flash the latest rom by fastboot and block the bootloader right away (obs: flash android 12) obligatorily, not trying to go back to 11 so that this damn problem doesn't happen to you, but frankly I recommend you don't even try to block it. again so you don't have a headache
[Moto G40 / G60] arsradu:
Well...I never went back to 11...and I still have this issue (OEM Unlocking option greyed out, and turned OFF).

I am already on latest stock Android 12, and the option is still greyed out, and off. And...I'm not very keen to lock the bootloader now. Without having that OEM Unlocking option ON. I want to have that as a backup, just in case things don't work after locking the bootloader.

In my experience so far, the option should be ON after flashing back stock ROM. I did the same on my Moto One Action, and the option was ON. And locking the bootloader worked perfectly. So...why doesn't it work the same way on the G60?
[Moto G40 / G60] Patrick972:
Honestly I can't say, maybe it's because of the software or something like that, but I don't recommend in any way you block the bootloader with this grayed out option, because this error is hellish and so far the only resolution solution is to change the device's ufs chip.
[Moto G40 / G60] KayaNN:
Thanks a lot for the information! (y)

If you don't mind me asking, how much did it cost in total?
[Moto G40 / G60] ankurpandeyvns:
4000 rupees
[Moto G40 / G60] KayaNN:
Thanks bro

Worth it I'd say, instead of replacing the whole motherboard for rs10k+!

And I hope the phone is performing as usual?
[Moto G40 / G60] ankurpandeyvns:
Yep. Android 12 is much better on this phone.
[Moto G40 / G60] Patrick972:
In my case I'm from Brazil, I tried to use the jtag but it didn't work, the technician said that just changing the motherboard, here it cost about R$ 920.00 to change the motherboard at an authorized motorola service, about 173.27 Dollars.

But I know that there is a way to solve it just by changing the UFS memories of the motherboard, I believe that where you live it may be possible to do this, unfortunately here where I live I couldn't find anyone to perform the service and consequently I had to pay more. :-(
[Moto G40 / G60] Pintoslp:
Está na garantia?
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hamazingkayliee:
Is there any way to unlock the bootloader without a computer?
[About XDA developers] chalid:
Hi,

Don't know if this was here before, but I didn't find anything with the search function.

Since the Xperia hit shelves some days ago and is becoming more popular each day, I wanted to request a split of the subforum. Actually I'm not the only one who thinks this would make sense -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=437444

Its becoming more confusing every day mixing program/modification requests with other general stuff. Since Olipro & cmonex are working on a HardSPL, its only a matter of time (if they get it working - which I have no doubt) when Xperia ROMS will be published.

So please give the Xperia an own subforum with seperate general and modification subforums.

best regards
[About XDA developers] kidnamedAlbert:
you mean this?

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=436
[About XDA developers] chalid:
I mean to split that forum. One subforum is becoming more confusing every day ...

Would be nice to have a dedicated subforum with 2-3 subforums for general stuff, modifications and maybe accessories.
[About XDA developers] cHarOn99:
yes please would be really great to have an own section one forum is alittle bit strange already
[About XDA developers] hassan:
Yes plese could we have subfourms as well. :D
[About XDA developers] Conky:
Subforums would be nice.

Especially before the single forum gets to overcrowded with posts/topics.

Appreciate it once it's done.

Great forum board.

Without it my X1 would be a former shadow of what it is now.

I'm loving all the tweaks & updates :)
[About XDA developers] fards:
I agree, it needs to be subsplit, the one forum is already getting very busy and looks to be getting more popular all the time.

it already has more threads than some of the other devices combined.

I'd suggest the same as the Diamond, 4 sections, Standard, Rom Dev, Accessories and Apps/Themes.

:pretty please:
[About XDA developers] guap:
yeah, subforum needed! (as previously requested in xperia forum itself :p)
[About XDA developers] romeo0119:
+1 for X1 sub forum
[About XDA developers] vinokirk:
So who do we talk to about this?
[About XDA developers] veletron:
Dedicated standard 3-forum layout for the X1 would be great. This has to be the most popular non HTC branded phone to date.

Nigel
[About XDA developers] Keland44:
i agree subforums would be great

maybe even 4 on just for apps and one just for panels then one for roms and another for accessories
[About XDA developers] on8a:
Would be great with an Xperia subforum before the posts in the general thread grows more. It's kind of messy as it is.
[About XDA developers] Kevin_seymer:
Would be great with a Xperia Subforum with 3 or 4 categories
[About XDA developers] Pyrojester:
Agreed, we need a proper forum.
[About XDA developers] guap:
thank you for the xperia subforum :)

here is an image for it http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/5192/xperiaxdavc3.png (made by me starting from promotional)
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] Aurora333:
I'm flashing my Redmi Note 5 Pro using the following method and it's taking ages. Can I pull out and start again later? I'm using MiFlash.

https://xdaforums.com/t/tut-fix-arb4-bricked-rn5-qhsusb-9008-with-miflash-qfil.3841780/
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Questions & Answers] drnightshadow:
H3ll no, dont!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Deiota77:
Hello!

I'm using Gmail since IOS but i don't really like (it's pretty basic).

What do you use?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] lpdavidgc:
FairEmail opensource 😉
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] lokto7:
FairEmail +1
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] fethi2:
I use spark. Nice interface and smart inbox feature.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] PhotonIce:
Gmail has a well rounded ui, comes with the phone (is not uninstallable), and just works great, with different email hosts as well, so I just use that.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tiho5:
AquaMail is the best IMHO.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ekerbuddyeker:
I use Samsung own email. I think it's fantastic. Very fast and perfectly integrated with Samsung calendar app. Far superior to Gmail IMHO. In fact it only works on Samsung devices and is one is the key reasons I stick with Samsung devices.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] mookiexl:
I use Microsoft outlook. It has email and calendar in one.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] mookiexl:
I used aqua on 3 phones and must say it is pretty darn good.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] raspiduino:
I use Gmail since it will automatically sync with all the Google accounts I logged in, and I don't want to install another app just to read my emails :)
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] letmeputdatipin:
Samsung email, works great!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] borijess:
Aqua email
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] borijess:
Blue Mail for work.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rroyy:
gmail for my main account,

yandex for 2 of my business accounts,

samsung e-mail for other 4 email accounts.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dgardel:
MS Outlook for me.......
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
I use Samsung email as they have been improving it over the years and I have never had any issues. Plus it comes pre-installed on Samsung phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dj24:
Microsoft outlook. One of the main reasons I tend to stick with Samsung is the amazing synching and overall integration between my outlook contacts and calander with the Samsung native calander and its own phone/ contact list. Same for e-mail.

One thing I always wish for is S-pen integration with outlook calander. Anything I write in the Samsung calander never synchs and therefore doesn't show on outlook calandar. I'm not sure if this is something lacking from Samsung's end or microsoft's. Either way I really hope it'll be implemented soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Phredeee:
I've used Blue Mail for many years. Not looking to switch
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] malikin:
using AquaMail for all my devices

Aqua Mail - Smart Customizable Secure • The Universal email app

All accounts in 1 Universal email app - Aqua Mail. Provides seamless inbox management, support and regular updates, focusing on quality

www.aqua-mail.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
FairEmail app. Straight forward interface and no annoying adds. Emphasis on privacy.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gettinwicked:
Same. It's the only one I've found so far that I actually get notifications for other folders outside of the inbox. I absolutely NEED this being a sr sys admin. I have a TON of rules to separate my emails into specific folders.

I use Samsung email to sync my work calendar so I don't have to use the more resource heavy Outlook. It also let's you only sync calendar and not email too like Outlook forces you to do. Gmail for personal. I would like to find something else that's similar though, I HATE the material Google widget colors.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Deiota77:
I give Aqua Mail a try. Can you please tell me how can I put it as my default email app?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Settings->Apps->Choose default apps
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Deiota77:
I don't see any place in there to put the email default....
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Rubby1025:
Actually your correct. For the email app you just set up the server to sync with.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] kazim.asghar:
Samsung Email works best for me.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dingdong3000:
Nine
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] malikin:
Ten
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] philipkkan:
Spark is really good. Nice, simple interface.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] derausgewanderte:
I switch between GMail and the Samsung Email app. I like the latter because it doesn't have any fluff.

cheers
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] San Diego:
Customization +1000

Security features +100
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] San Diego:
Used to use aquamail for years but no ability to set up inbox filtering rules. Fair email has it and everything else you could want.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Deiota77:
I changed to Fairmail, it's pretty cool in fact. Should I disactivate Gmail app so that emails go directly to Fairmail?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] lokto7:
I have done so. In fact I disabled GMail and got a custom domain + 3rd-party email hosting service.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] freco:
Gmail for my personal google account.

Outlook from my personal Microsoft account.

Samsung mail for 4 business accounts.

This way I don't mess everything together and I know straight forward my priorities.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] KingBeef:
In a perfect world, I'd use Samsung Email for all accounts, however, this world is lacking. I use the Protonmail app for my primary personal account, Outlook for work, and Samsung Email for everything else.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gpap2004:
I use Samsung Email. I like the sending notification icons. I would like outlook for Android but unfortunately Microsoft doesn't want to fix the ability the app seeing Gmail contacts.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ekerbuddyeker:
I do t like outlook as you can't use the native calendar app, just the Outlook calendar which I don't think is nearly as good as the Samsung calendar
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Audiguy3:
Started using Outlook at HP and have stayed with it since I retired
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Okie John:
+2 Aqua Mail is my 1st choice for years.

have looked at others, and they don't meet the bench mark.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] TankedThomas:
FairEmail, all day, every day.

I've tried a ton of email apps including all the ones mentioned in this thread (except Blue Mail - I've never heard of it).

If you don't mind paid and closed source, Nine is also really good, but FairEmail is free (with an optional payment for pro features) and open source, and it gets pretty much daily updates (for better or worse).

It's a little tricky to set everything up right but it's honestly the only email app on Android I use, and I wish there was something even half as good for all the desktop operating systems.

Mozilla Thunderbird is almost as buggy as the garbage Gmail app, Outlook has no unified inbox and other baffling omissions, and Windows Mail is hilariously limited compared to the program of the same name from Vista and 7.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] oceanzhuo:
I'm an Exchange ActiveSync user, using the Notes and Tasks features.

I use Outlook and Blackberry Hub+ Inbox on my phone (such as Unihertz Titan)

and I have some tablets like Nexus 7 (2013), on tablets, I use Nine Mail, because it has a nice landscape UI for tablet, and tiny.

For my self-hosted IMAP mail server account, I just use K9-Mail 🐶
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] pdtp:
I use nine mail for work as it allows sandboxing for activesync controls. If my work ever decides to send the wipe command it will kill the app and not my phone. Played with it to verify and it only wiped the data in the app.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dmcdivitt:
I've used K9 for a number of years. I have several mailboxes from different types of services all rendered together.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hasan4791:
k9mail.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] da_ferreira:
Another vote for AquaMail. I use it with one Gmail account and 2 Microsoft 365 accounts on both my phone and tablet. Thinking seriously about running it on my Windows laptop since all the Windows email clients really suck.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gimpy1:
I use fair email, paid version.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Will_T:
For you FairEmail users one question I cannot find a 100% answer to is this. I plan to try FairEmail out today but if it cannot do this I won't. Can all email accounts come into one inbox? In other words, have email from say 2 Gmail accounts, a GMX account, a couple of Spectrum accounts and a Yahoo account all show in one inbox without having to go into each individual account in FairEmail?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gimpy1:
Yes, it can. I have 4 accounts in my fair email account.

Two Google accounts, one Hotmail and one MSN account. They all open up in my fair email account on one page.

The conversations are color coded with a small colored bar that let's you know which account it is from.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tinytapper:
Great response and topic.

I have quite a few labels and Gmail on android just lets you scroll when choosing a label from the email.

Do any of these clients have label/folder search and selection functionality in the app?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gimpy1:
Fair email does have a search function, although I don't recall having to use it so I am not familiar with it.

It also has a support /question and answer section.

FairEmail/FAQ.md at master · M66B/FairEmail

Fully featured, open source, privacy friendly email app for Android - M66B/FairEmail

github.com
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
I switched to the FairEmail app today. So far I like what I see.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Will_T:
I read through that last night and it is one of the most complete app FAQs I have seen. Gives confidence about how well supported FairEmail will be going forward.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] readymarc:
Spark for me...
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] L3ft_F13ld!:
I use K-9 Mail from F-Droid app repo. Open source and does everything I need it to do.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Oswald Boelcke:
I use FairEmail by @M66B for many years with full satisfaction. And not at least to support Marcel's development I bought everything I could buy.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Grondah:
Another vote for Spark here. Been using it across different platforms for a while: iPhone, Mac, Android. I'd be happy to use the Samsung Mail app if only it had a swipe option for Archive.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] t3ch187:
Unfortunately Outlook... locked down by employer so I just integrated my 2 work emails with personal all in outlook.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tinoj3:
Google since you had to be invited, just got used to it
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Danomorr:
MailDroid Pro from Flipdog Solutions is all I use, have for years now...intuitive and the only logical solution I've found to manage multiple accounts from one device. Its available at Play Store, buy it, the developer has great C/s communication if you have an issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] haybill:
I have used Gmail for 'Donkeys Years' (not sure how long that is, but it seems like forever) and I combine 4 Googlemail Accounts, 1 Hotmail account and 1 Yahoomail account, and I'm reasonably happy with it, but this topic has intrigued me and I am definitely going to look into at least 2 of the other Email Client Accounts- FairMail, Nine and Aquamail all seem to be popular.

Thanks for this Topic, very interesting.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] TankedThomas:
Unified inbox. Yes. It's the default behaviour of FairEmail. Just add all your accounts and it'll default to showing you the unified inbox. It's part of the reason I don't use Outlook - at least on PC, it doesn't have a unified inbox.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Kupferkopf:
I'm using K-9 Mail for 5 mail accounts.

Simply love it.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] GLRioux:
I continue to use MS Outlook on all my devices.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] GLRioux:
BTW, I manage two Gmail and two other email accounts with Outlook.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jholfran3:
Spark on iOS and Android, the best for me <3
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] pilzj:
Does it sync your contacts into the phones contacts? I don't get them to show in my call app
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] pilzj:
Hi, In portrait mode, I can not scroll through emails. It only works for a bit, I can scroll on the top menu (reply, forward, etc), but within the email content it does not scroll. Is this just an issue of me?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] designlab:
By far Fair Email open source and privacy oriented it has lots of options that others lack plus is free
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dj24:
It does. Just make sure the synch option is turned on in your outlook email app and phone settings (under manage contacts).
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] webjunky:
MS Outlook for company mails

Gmail for private .
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RedsonRising:
Nine works great for my work email account.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Nettwerk:
Samsung Email.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dr.ketan:
Seems no one using Yahoo Mail like me :D
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] pratik_193:
I had been using maildroid pro since 2012 or 2013. but then the developer stopped the development. Last update was in sept 2021, just so that they are not knocked out of playstore.

The developer has also stopped responding to emails.

Wont recommend maildroid to anyone now.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] tiho5:
But everybody knows you are a noob :)
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Oswald Boelcke:
Using FairEmail by @M66B with greatest satisfaction for years already. Here is its XDA thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/app-5-0-fai...en-source-privacy-oriented-email-app.3824168/
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Will_T:
Thanks for that link. I just spent some time this morning with Fairemail and really like it and have imported my email accounts to it. I also had some confusion about getting notifications in the app set how I wanted and I posted a question in that thread. The developer replied immediately and got me sorted out! That sort of responsiveness is very appreciated. I already purchased the Pro version just to support the app.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] RootedLee:
FairEmail opensource. Switched from BlueMail. Also tried AquaMail before. I even paid the dev because I find the app radically awesome. 100s of settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] AthlonGFX:
Tried spark for a few days a while ago and have been using it ever since
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] BandOfBrothers1:
I've always used the default Samsung email app as it does all I need it to do for my wants and needs.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Limeybastard:
Lotus Mail.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] ribogushter:
That's what I use too.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Will_T:
Well with the info in this thread, I switched to Fairemail about a month ago and loved it. Got it all set up how I want and customized. Unfortunately, the developer has decided to end it so now am looking for a replacement. Too bad as it really was a very good app. He does still have the app available outside of the Play Store I think, but I have not gotten comfortable with that process as of yet.

I am comparing AquaMail, BlueMail, and Spark now. I like BlueMail but both it and Spark have a lot of recent reviews of problems that have come up with recent Android versions and not much, if any developer response. AquaMail seems good also, but the free version gets dinged for all the ads and the paid/$20.00 version only has a 3.8 rating in the Play Store and lots of complaints about intrusive popup advertising for other apps that the AquaMail developers have. So still a lot of research to do before I can replace Fairemail. Hopefully Fairemail will continue to work for a while as finding a new email app is not an easy task.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] doubledragon5:
I have been using GMail for yrs.. No plans on chaging.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Well that bites. I bought the Pro version a while back.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Outlook. I'm more into Microsoft's ecosystem than Google.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Really enjoyed Fairemail while it lasted. After using Gmail for the last few days I realized why I switched to Fairemail in the first place. It just plain sucks not having dark mode and a unified mailbox.

Currently using Samsung email again for those reasons.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dezborders:
I have been using aqua mail pro (but there is a free edition which allows 1 email account) for almost 10 years.

It does everything I can imagine wanting an email client to to (,and more) and the pro license key was cheap and perpetual (one off fee not a subscription service)
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] catman51:
AquaMail
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jettie1767:
Mainly Outlook and Gmail.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gcogger:
I've been using the pro version of Aquamail for years. I tried Fairemail for a bit, but slightly prefer Aquamail. I don't understand the comment above about popup ads from Aquamail Pro - I've literally never seen any kind of ad in the Pro version.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
I refuse to do subscription apps no matter how good they supposedly are.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Will_T:
I don't know the answers for sure as I have not installed Aquamail. Even though it has been terminated, I plan to stick with Fairemail for as long as it still works well for me.

I have seen in other threads though that the complaints about bugs and ads are in more recent versions. Some also say Aquamail was recent sold to a new developer and that is the root of the issue and cause of many recent bad reviews in the Play Store. Also, the popup ads people complain about in the recent Pro versions are supposedly popups for the new developer's other apps. So maybe not technically ads, could be considered spam, I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] cpufrost:
Years ago, Touchdown (Nitrodesk) and Symantec bought them and ran it into the ground. Same story...

I've tried many of them mentioned here. Edison Mail was interesting too.

Now that Gmail client can do Exchange I use it for simplicity. I wish Android had a baked in client like iOS though. And native notes support for 365!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] gcogger:
I think my Aquamail is fully up to date, but perhaps I should turn off auto update just in case!
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] marcwo:
Fairmail and Aquamail.

Tons of Settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] pvcdroid:
I've had problems with this in the past. Outlook is installed on my phone. In settings, the sync Outlook calendar option occasionally flips back to unchecked for some reason which causes the Android Calendar to not show my Outlook items. Once set, I don't use Outlook on my phone. It's just the only way I was able to get outlook calendar items to show up in Android. I can create calendar items in Android Calendar and it is syncing with my Outlook calendar.