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[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] ButterflyFlutterflyMyOhMy:
The link you gave has your answer in it: read the last question of the FAQ in the last pic on the link.

You can choose bands using the phone pad method (those of us who had T-mobile had to do it to get our cell connection to stay on before they finally fixed it with an update), but why would you want to? (Search for the T-mobile issue on this forum if you want to know how.)
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] little-endian:
The problem most probably is that some questionable decision by Samsung depending on the country leads to blockage of calling those functions. With mine, codes such as *#2263# or *#27663368378 don't work either (tested with EUX and XID FWs).

If rooting is an option (for me, out of principle alone I couldn't be without it), then you can call those menus via a terminal session as su:

am broadcast -a com.samsung.android.action.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://2263 -n com.sec.android.RilServiceModeApp/.SecKeyStringBroadcastReceiver

and

am broadcast -a com.samsung.android.action.SECRET_CODE -d android_secret_code://27663368378 -n com.sec.android.RilServiceModeApp/.SecKeyStringBroadcastReceiver

respectively.

If you're on Android 11, you could also call the service menu corresponding to *#4636# (doesn't work in the dialer for me either) by using an app such as that one as in the submenu there is a further point "Select Radio Band" - which however, under Android 12 only shows me "Automatic". Before I could exclude bands here as well though which didn't require root.

But again, if rooting is present, just skip all that and call what you need directly from a terminal emulator.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] thewayofwright:
I just modified the /efs with old school mods such as flagging "on" for both carrier/HiddenMenu (which may not even be needed) and /FactoryApp/factorymode file while also making sure keystr files remains "off". Now *#73# works. I can change bands easily as well selecting "back" a few times to get to the root menu of everything that the ServiceMode offers. Even if you unroot and flash stock the efs mods remain and *#73# continues to work.

Try at your own risk and profit.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] hdglgiu;o:
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[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] tribalfs:
You can use Alliance Shield app. Enable Knox in AS settings > search and click 'Call Settings' in App Manager > find and click 'com.samsung.android.app.telephonyui.hiddennetworksetting.MainAcitivity' in Activities tab
[General Topics] baka59:
Good evening!

Does someone have a doc of all the path to the application?

For example:

/ windows / tasmgr -> opens the Task Manager

/ windows / fexploer -> opens the file explorer

....

Or is what might be me sire which application launches directory of contacts?

thank you

I have a Samsung i900

PS : Sorry for my English
[General Topics] baka59:
nobody for help me ?:(
[General Topics] defcomg:
windows\Start Menu\PROGRAM SHORTCUTS Copy Dat Folder to desktop nd open the shortcut off the app you looking and thats the excution path to the program from what i understand frow what you asked
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] jinglei207:
I have tried using magisk to patch the AP file, but without any success. I have also tried to patch only the boot.img, but got the same result.

The tablet just keeps rebooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] rrat:
Same here, I thought it was me
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] photona:
Same to me here. it all ended up in bootloops. I tried the variants

without custom Recovery:

- flashing the MAGISK-patchd AP via ODIN

- flashing the MAGISK-patchd bootimage only via ODIN

-> I tried patching AP (or bootimage) different times with "Encryption Force" and without.

-> I flashed the patched files via ODIN both with "Auto Reboot" and without, booting directly into stock recovery and doing a Factory reset there before the first regular reboot attempt.

Everything ends up in a bootloop

with custom Recovery:

- installing Magisk 25.2 via TWRP seems to work fine but after reboot the process even ends up in a bootloop
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Questions & Answers] Phil21185:
Ah, didn't realise this thread existed. I already posted my experience on this in the main Magisk thread as well as the TWRP T830/835 thread.

But no, no joy for me either - exactly the same result as you guys, just bootloops.

Is it safe to flash an earlier firmware??

Edit: this was with the Match security update for me.

EDIT the second: looks like R5 firmware is a problem. I'm waiting for a patched March 2021 to pull (adb reports 18000% transfer lol) and will report back.

EDIT: Well, 45 minutes of adb pull later and no dice. Earliest R5 bootloops like the others. Entering recovery and factory resetting after flashing Magisk doesn't help either.
[Samsung Galaxy A71 Questions & Answers] bbortnick:
Hi,

My A71 has a mind of its own when in my pocket. Even with touch protection on, it will do a million different things while in my pocket. Starting music, random texts, almost any app is successptible. Sometimes recovery from this requires pushing the back button a dozen times to undo whatever it did.

Any ideas on how to fix this super frustrating problem? My previous phones never had this issue. I do have a glass screen protector on it (as did all my previous phones.) The problem has remained consistent through all OS releases from Samsung.
[Samsung Galaxy A71 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
Turn the display away from your skin.
[Samsung Galaxy A71 Questions & Answers] bbortnick:
Thanks, I can try that, although my previous phones didn't care which way they faced...
[Samsung Galaxy A71 Questions & Answers] blackhawk:
My N10+ will do it when I'm hot sometimes. Not something you want happening...
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] furomin:
Hi folks! Since there is a twrp out now that can decrypt A12 on Poco F3 even with lockscreen set up I want to switch over to encryption again. Is it possible to, and if yes, how to remove DFE without reinstalling the ROM / formatting data?

Help much appreciated! Thank you!
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] ankurcshah:
nah you gotta format it
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] furomin:
@ankurcshah Sad, but I kinda expected it... Will do the labor when Corvus 3.1 releases, though. I'm in no hurry... But thank you for your reply!
[Vivo X80 Pro] ZarW:
Hi,

I've the vivo x80 pro (origin is, 512 gb, dim9000) since two weeks, coming from OnePlus 5 which was my hardcore daily driver. After solving some issues with notifications and drawer style I'm very happy with it. Camera, display, charging, customize options, speed is really perfect compared to OnePlus.

Having a videocall over 45 min with turned on selfiecamera the phone gets warm - we had 35 degrees of Celsius yesterday in Germany ... Haven't played any game so far, so no experience with that. I'm getting also used to the missing notification badges on my home display and to its size/weight.

Battery performance improves day by day - after one day normal usage (weekend day: Reddit, YouTube, Spotify, WhatsApp, browsing, taking pictures) more than 50% capacity is left, therefore it would last about 2 days without recharging in my case.

Summary: I'm very happy with the purchase hoping that the x80 pro will last 5 years at least.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Shawarma_thoum:
Hey, thank you so much for your reply. However, I am in India so I would probably be getting the snapdragon version. The dimensity version is either too expensive or too difficult to get where I live.

I wanted to know the above about the snapdragon version.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Vivo_Fan:
Hi

I've the vivo x80 pro (origin is, 512 gb, dim9000) since last week. I have ordered the Snapdragon version but i get the Dim 9000. :oops:

My daily driver was a redmi Note 10. The Vivo had some issues which i sorted out last weekend.

It was very warm here in Germany, 38 degrees, and I was busy the whole weekend with my new phone.

A lot has been tried, installed, adjusted and tested, of course the phone has also been charged several times.

This phone hasn't gotten warmer than the Redmi Note 10.

But with the quick charge it gets warm.

I ´am very happy this this phone and the performance an camera is a big step up from the old phone
[Vivo X80 Pro] ZarW:
Depending on scenario there is not that big difference between snap and dim9000 - in my opinion, you will not notice a 2-3% difference in performance, battery life or heat. 2% based on 40 degrees of celsius is 0.8 degrees difference -> your hand will be not able to tell you if the phone is 40.0 or 40.8 degrees hot. Therefore, the difference between snap and dim9000 is really negligible when benchmarking normal day usage.

/edit: I've been watching youtube videos yesterday more than 1.5 hours, the phone was not getting too hot although we had crazy high temperatures in Southern Germany.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Shawarma_thoum:
Wow, thank you so much for your comprehensive reply.

I will definitely take this into consideration.

However, I would also want input from a snapdragon user just for the peace of mind before I put all this money into purchasing this phone.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Derpling:
Just got the X80 Pro SD8G1 version and already got some nice updates as well as optinal updates(They call it Trial updates, though it acts like Beta).

On the first day, due to all the transferring I've done from mine legendary Mate 40 Pro, it got hot but not scorching hot.

The camera is SuperB as you've heard and seen thought the reviews, it's extremely versatile and the ISP is fast, yet again it did get hot but ever so slightly, nothing to worry about.

Battery is being tested so i don't have a conclusion yet, but it should be solid though probably nothing like iPhone 13 Pro Max or the Mate 20 X(best Android battery life EVER).

Speakers are very good but lacks some bass.

Overall performance are very solid and the charge speed is fast as hell.

Now, battery will get a hit over the year with heavy use and i'm unsure how this will unfold, but judging from my past you should not worry about it.

You'll have a blast with this phone, just wish it was bigger with bigger battery but well...
[Vivo X80 Pro] tobias14:
may I ask, Funtouch (global) or Origin OS (CN) version ?

thinking of selling my S22U for X80 Pro global, but would certainly like to hear some user feedback first because global version is very expensive in EU
[Vivo X80 Pro] bala_gamer:
is there any site where we can track optional updates? i have opted in for optional updates but havent got any so far.

whats your current sw version?
[Vivo X80 Pro] Shawarma_thoum:
Wow, Thank you for your reply.

I am so glad to hear all these positive things about the phone.

However, I can't help but mention a review i was watching online where they used the camera on this phone for a while. Perhaps around 20+ minutes outdoors and it got super hot to the point where it was unable to perform.

Just wanted to see whether you've experienced anything like this using the camera?
[Vivo X80 Pro] Derpling:
Funtouch OS 12 and you can try FunTouch os13 if you want.

So far it's very smooth outside the stock gallery app which lags a bit, but that can be easily replaced.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Derpling:
I'll try it this week and report back but it's understandable.

That happened to me with mine Mate 9 and Galaxy devices, you should minimize the sun reflection on the phone as it heats it up massively, don't forget that black colour sucks heat more than any others.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Derpling:
Not that i know but i'll seach for it.

SW version 12.0.12.5.W30.v000l1
[Vivo X80 Pro] tobias14:
thanks, much appreciated

I'm still on the fence whether to hit "buy now" on amazon or not :)
[Vivo X80 Pro] Derpling:
Well Vivo should release X80Pro Plus in July if rumors are to be believed.

You can always wait but it's kinda endless, for now i ordered the Vivo x80 pro to replace the legendary Mate 40 pro.

If they'll be a much better phone down the road, then i'll sell it:).
[Vivo X80 Pro] Shawarma_thoum:
Thank you. Will be waiting for your reply.
[Vivo X80 Pro] xperia81:
If you like a phone where the notifications are not working, you should definetly consider buying it, or maybe you want mine?

I got tired already, that no notifications and floating windows works... and this in a flagship phone...
[Vivo X80 Pro] tobias14:
I guess you have the China version with Origin OS?
[Vivo X80 Pro] xperia81:
Of course, I bought it few weeks ago. There was no other version.
[Vivo X80 Pro] tobias14:
Well, I definitively avoid phones with CN roms. Basic things like fully working Google apps, notifications, Android auto, 3rd party launchers etc are often problematic with these
[Vivo X80 Pro] qualin:
Mine also. I always have about 22-30h of battery life with sot 6-8h. When im using it with my ticwatch pro 3 ultra lte then its about 20-22h with sot 4-5h. Wear OS app is draining battery strong.
[Vivo X80 Pro] HellStorm666:
I'm running 13.1.11.1.W30 now and battery life is terrible.

Previously on A12 I easily got 1 day of usage.

With the first A13 preview, it was still ok.

But the previous one and this one, it is terrible.

Disabling 5G made it a tad better, but still I have to charge 2 times a day. And the phone is hot all the time.

GSam Bettery Monitor Pro says that 35,5% of the usage is due to LocationServices and 9,7% is due to Android-system.

LocationServices (app UID 10189) has *wakelock* on top, followed by com.qualcomm.location and then alcomm.location.

Anybody knows how to fix this?

Makes the phone almost unusable :(
[Vivo X80 Pro] lamonswilliam:
I have been considering purchasing the Vivo X80 Pro as my daily phone, as I'm searching for a device with impressive performance and an excellent camera. I plan to use this phone for a period of four years.

I am currently using a Oneplus 6, which has held up well despite heavy usage, including multitasking, running a hotspot for 12 hours a day, gaming, and being loaded with data.

I am curious to know if Vivo X80 Pro users think this phone can handle such intensive use for 4-5 years. I am hesitant to make the purchase, as I am unfamiliar with the brand and I have concerns about the information available online, which seems to be "sponsored" by Vivo. Although the phone specifications look promising, I want to know if it will perform as well in real life.

I have also heard that the Vivo X80 Pro heats up during regular activities, such as watching YouTube videos. I am considering waiting for the Vivo X80 Pro Plus. Is this a good idea? I was eager to purchase the Vivo X80 Pro, so any feedback would be appreciated
[Vivo X80 Pro] wimbawaya:
I've been using the X80 Pro as my daily driver for 7 months and I would not buy it again.

The camera is absolutely stellar for photos. For video, the results are very pleasing (a bit oversaturated for my taste though) when it works well, but there are some flickering artifacts in harsh contrast conditions, and some occasional lag when panning (enough to ruin the shot, and especially with AI on). And unfortunately, many options (ultra stabilization, AI) are limited to 1080p @30fps, and to the main camera).

The camera also drains battery like crazy and causes the device to heat up considerably.

As a power user who uses it for work (emails, WhatsApp, Telegram, Skype), travel (Google Maps, Android Auto, Booking, etc) and leisure (social media, YT, photography, light video editing, Komoot, ) it fell short of my needs.

Many of the issues mentioned in my earlier posts (notification problems, Bluetooth issues, headphones, etc) have been corrected with updates but the overall feel of Funtouch OS is still very unpolished in my opinion. And the battery life (at least as a heavy user) is poor (4-5h SOT max; 5.5h on some very rare occasions), which is my biggest drawback (as well as heating caused by network usage). And this is with FHD resolution.

Although the fast charging is a very nice feature (the Samsung S22U/S23U's 45W charging sounds like a joke now that I'm used to this phone's) that makes the poor battery life much easier to live with.

There's also some general UI lag even in adaptive screen refresh mode (on paper, from 1Hz to 120Hz). I don't know if it's due to badly implemented LTPO or the UI, but it takes away from the "premium" feel of the phone. In 60Hz mode it's even worse.

Much of the heating and battery complaints are down to the SD8gen1, and in view of similar issues with other phones, I personally wouldn't buy another phone with that chip in it. The SD8gen2 will probably be slightly better, but there are no long term, real-world reviews out yet so who knows...

The X90 Pro will hopefully be a more polished product but based on my experience with Vivo, I wouldn't buy it at release: the most annoying bugs on the X80Pro weren't addressed until 5-6 months after I bought the phone and I'm personally not too pleased about paying full price to be a beta tester.

I'm sure other people have had different experiences with the X80 Pro, as well as different use cases, expectations, etc . Mine is that a lot of time was put into the camera (for photos, not so much video) and not enough into usability and offering a stable, bug-free, polished user experience everywhere else.

I know this isn't a very favorable review, perhaps others have a a better experience than me, but at least it's real and honest (unlike the stuff you find on YT).
[Vivo X80 Pro] Zeref_TBW:
Hello, I recently purchased Vivo x80 pro (V2145, Funtouch OS 13 Global) and have noticed that there is a severe battery drain but I have no idea what is doing it, I restricted most of the apps, turned off so many settings etc and it's still the same. When I charge it before sleep and I leave it at 100%, I wake up with battery on 85-87% and knowing that I don't sleep more than 6-7h, that is a big chunk of battery gone by the phone just laying down. And also during the usage I rarely go over 2.5h of screen on time before it's on like 5% battery.

I have read some comments on some Vivo x80 pro here and some say to DL some apps that track battery but they don't seem to show exact culprint unless you root the phone and I don't really want to do that.

So if any1 has some advice or inisight into what might be the problem and how to solve it, I would be grateful! :)
[Vivo X80 Pro] matushsvk:
There isn't much you can do regarding battery drain. It's really bad even if I take care of my battery (charging between 20-80%). It barely lasts 4hrs SoT. I guess the A13 Beta optimization is really bad and I hope future updates will address this issue. If not, I'll be incredibly disappointed.
[Vivo X80 Pro] wimbawaya:
Same exact experience as mine when I first bought it. Putting it in flight mode + battery saver mode at night helps a bit (although drain is still more than it should be).

Try GSAM battery. In my case, a huge chunk of the background battery usage is coming from Android & Kernel. And sometimes, Vivo services.

Once you've had it for a while, battery life will probably get a bit better, but I've had mine for 7 months and no chance to the overnight battery drain, I've just gotten used to it.

Between the inefficient and power-hungry SD8Gen1 and Vivo's terrible power management...
[Vivo X80 Pro] AKh4133D:
The battery was excellent with Android 12. 13 beta is just that, beta. We all knew what we were doing when we were installing TRIAL version of software. So, don't just bash on X80 Pro like that.
[Vivo X80 Pro] wimbawaya:
The battery has been terrible for me since day one, on Android 12 as well. No improvement whatsoever in Android 13, but not worse either. And I'm running stable versions, until quite recently I didn't have access to trial versions.

I'm not bashing on the phone, just sharing my own experience with it. If yours is better and you're happy with the phone, I'm glad for you, but for people who stumble upon this thread while researching the phone to get a realistic picture of what to expect, I think it's important for negative experiences such as mine to be included as well.
[Vivo X80 Pro] Zeref_TBW:
A little update...good thing is, turning on airplane mode during sleep made it go from 100% to 99% in those 7h of sleep instead of dropping my 13-15% like before. But bad news is still that the moment you turn off airplane mode, battery goes down quickly again since services start to work. I guess it's the vivo services or really that funthouch OS problem since when you look at the battery settings where it says which app spent the amount of %, you don't get even close to percentage that was drained and it doesn't show anywhere what wasted that remaining % of battery. Also I tried with gsam battery but app cannot separate the app's, it only says that 60% total battery was spent by something, but doesn't say which exact thing and recommends that if I want to know speciffic app, that I would have to root the device so the app gets permission to do it.
[Vivo X80 Pro] BLINK777:
Hello guys,

I recieved a new update this morning PD2185BF_EX_A_13.1.11.13.W30. Dont know what the changes are. It was more than 700MB.
[Vivo X80 Pro] blinkt88:
Its security patch and fix bluetooth in some cases and connection fixes..
[Vivo X80 Pro] Luismenar:
Hola. Saludos a todos. He estado leyendo sus comentarios. Tengo versión CN, estoy viviendo en el sur de México con una temperatura de 40 grados a 45 grados C en el ambiente. El teléfono se calienta muy similar a SD 8 gen 1. La batería es mala porque me parece que está mal optimizada y el detalle de notificaciones por tener una rom china forma parte del día a día. Excelente cámara, buena pantalla y buena velocidad de carga son cosas positivas sobre el teléfono. No he encontrado ninguna forma de mejorar las notificaciones.
[Vivo X80 Pro] potatohead:
unfortunately, notifications for non-china apps has always been a problem for most phones with chinese roms, not restricted to vivo brand, probably due to a lack of complete google framework. i am not sure if you can flash global rom to chinese model of X80 Pro, do google for more info.