yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Guides, News, & Discussion] vincele6:
I can confirm that it's fixed now, thanks to both the MikeChannons, and also to Oswald for the accurate re-targetting... ;-)
[General Topics] San2005:
How To Build Any Custom Recovery For Your Android Phone​

My device redmi 10 miui 13 android 12

i have found unofficial twrp but it bricked my phone

anyone know how to
[General Topics] dasdsad1:
I have liked your post.
[General Topics] dasdsad1:
I also face the same thing. Now I have no more recovery. Same redmi 10.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] techguyone:
Translated link

Samsung Galaxy S23 en S23+ - Sneller, strakker en stevig geprijsd

De Samsung Galaxy S23 en S23+ zijn Samsungs junior-topmodellen voor 2023. Ze zijn voorzien van een snellere Exynos-soc, maar ook duurder dan ooit.

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[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
It will drive the N22U prices down considerably if this review is accurate. This is what the S22U should have been. Feels like you're milking your fanboys for money.

What I hate:

rounded display corners; I utterly loathe this,

no expandable storage; a definite must,

a huge price tag, heavier and worse form factor and likely worse SOT than N10+. Grrrrr.

Unfortunately this is not an upgrade I would consider, again.

Try again Sammy... maybe you shouldn't have ditch your power users and the Note brand. Your zenith point is still the N10+, your most stunning creation to date. Seems like the N10+ was a fluke that you can't replicate no matter how hard you try.
[Samsung Galaxy S23] Fl1nt91:
How much storage will be available on the 128gb version?
[Samsung Galaxy S23] blackhawk:
Not enough... and 8gb of ram. I don't recommend it. The N10+ can literally do multitasking faster then the 8gb S22U variant.

500 or 256gb of internal and 1tb of V30 rated expandable storage gets it.

Even 500gb isn't that much... the SD card serves as my data drive; I already use more than 500gb.

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[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] slon11:
Hello

Very often i send group sms ,but on S21 FE (maybe it's problem on teh all samsung phones) i cant send one massage to more than 20 people, why ?? is it possibile to change it (i dont want change the app for sms)
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] ze7zez:
It's not a problem, just a feature. I think that's a good feature. 20 sms at a time is a protection against commercial sending of messages.
[Samsung Galaxy S21 FE] slon11:
For me it's huge problem, becouse i have to send more then 100 sms to my workers every week with shedule, and so far i used Huawei P30pro and there wasnt problem, now i jump on samsung and one group massage i can send max to 20 people it's very anoying for me
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] [diffER]:
Hi,

My Poco F1 died and I got a little scammed because I purchased another one with a broken display and took its mainboard. Now the phone is locked with an account, I can't unlock it in any way and the seller didn't respond to my request for unlocking the account. I tried with the Mi Unlock Tool, Xiaomi Flash Tool, Xiaomi Tool V2, but it either exits fastboot mode or gives some kind of an error... I can't turn on the USB debugging or unlock the bootloader to install a custom ROM and now I'm in a bad circle. Is there any way to reflash the stock ROM or bypass the account lockout because otherwise this phone is now useless?

Thank you!
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] alecxs:
https://xdaforums.com/t/tool-rom2box-all-in-one-frp-flashing-unlocking-tool.4477349
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] [diffER]:
I tried all the options from this tool and it either gives me an error "Erase is not allowed in LOCK state" or just doesn't recognize my device in fastboot mode.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] alecxs:
you need to connect phone in EDL mode, not fastboot mode. make sure you have installed Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 Drivers.

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-tool-...tboot-no-more-test-point-method-kenzo.3398718
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] eddycyf:
May I know is there a way to check active SIP?

I would like to create a mortscript with sipswitch.exe for fast switching between 2 SIP...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ather:
Please Post Your Question in the Q&A Forum - Ather

Thanks
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
LTErecover​

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After head unit sleep in most cases LTE/4G connection gets not re-established and only a 2G connection is available. In other cases the head unit shows "No Sim" in status bar. *

My attached app LTErecover should fix this problem and restart the required services if there is no 4G connection after sleep mode.

View attachment 5832555

(screenshot created on phone for better overview)

Looking forward to get feedback if it works on your Junsun V1 Pro, too.

Please don't just download the app. Share your experience so we can improve our Junsun head unit together.

* this may depend on your Sim card (provider) and/or the installed firmware
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.3alpha.

- Changed reliability by directly stopping and starting the service instead of using properties

- Added delay option

- Changed app icon and UI

The version is marked as alpha and will display some toast messages which help me to test the app.

Looking forward to get your feedback! Especially if the delay is required and maybe wich value is best.
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.4.1alpha to first post

- creates two launcher icons (one to start process, another one to show settings). This allows to use a launcher for autostart after sleep mode.

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- stops and starts the services "vendor.ril-daemon-mtk" and "vendor.epdg_wod"

- delay before and during process can be set:

Start --> [delay] --> stop srv --> [delay] --> start srv
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Feedback from Junsun:

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Incompetent or lazy?!
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.4.2alpha to first post

- Current connection type gets checked after initial delay. This prevents interruption of the connection in case a 4G connection gets established during waiting time.
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.4.3alpha

- Improved reliability

- Typo corrected
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.4.4alpha

- Improved reliability of command execution after sleep mode

- Changed default values to 0
[Android Head-Units] TorstenH:
Attached version 1.4.5alpha

- fixed app icons

- set default values to 15s / 3s

- click on image button of setting screen forces service restarts (even if connection is 4G) immediately (no initial delay). This allows to test the app.

- delay gets not ignored by process start via launcher icon. Important to note if app gets started via a launcher.
[Android Head-Units] zvova2:
Has Junsun addressed this issue in their latest update? I've just replaced my device but haven't updated it yet. After inserting the SIM card, it functioned seamlessly for a few hours without any glitches. I then switched to a new SIM card, and it too worked flawlessly for a couple of hours. Subsequently, I alternated between the old and new SIM cards, and each time, the device resumed working. However, I sense this might be a temporary fix. I also tweaked various settings in the engineering menu, somewhat randomly, and it seems to have made a difference.
[Android Head-Units] yomamabinlaggin:
I just installed an android head unit in my Hyundai ix35 primarily to be able to use Apple CarPlay, but the head unit's built-in microphone is really bad for calls. I bought a USB lavalier microphone which works perfectly with the unit's OS calling app, but it doesn't work with the

TLink 5

app that runs Apple CarPlay. The TLink app forces the internal microphone to be used instead. I installed Lesser AudioSwitch which allows you to control which input/output device to be used. When I try to disable the internal microphone and force the system to use the USB one, the TLink app mutes input altogether, this is probably because it is still trying to get input from the disabled internal mic.

Is there any way that I can disable the internal mic altogether, force the use of the external mic, or make the system/TLink app detect the external mic as the internal one?

I'd be grateful if you have any input that could solve this issue. I don't mind if it is a programmatic solution or something else that I did not mention.

Device Info:

MCU version: T3L.3.19-296-10-A3931D-220707

System version: V8.1.1_20221201.175047_THEME1

Platform: DINGWEI-QUAD-CORE T3 p1

App Info:

Name: TLink 5

Info: V5.2.60#7FE9BABA_WLA 2022-07-18T09:53Z DINGWEI Ultimate
[Android Head-Units] hamid movahed:
Hello, I wanted to download the TLINK5 program from where?
[Android Head-Units] Malik5785:
I need the version of zlink app that you have .. Please help other versions of zlink are having chennel mismatch
[Windows 11] viktor_nihei:
Hello, I bought a new laptop, installed windows 11 and all the programs I need, the computer doesn't need anything else and from now on I would like to save the system and all the programs installed in case of unexpected events.

I downloaded Macrium Reflect free (it's in Italian but I couldn't choose at the time of installation).

Now I'll explain my doubts; I have a 1tb external hard drive, with Mini Partition Tools I created two partitions, one of 100 gb in which I thought of saving the data and the other of about 800 gb that I would like to use to keep the games and programs that I rarely use, in your opinion is it ok to create a backup in a partition of an external hdd? Can it work? Can I format a pc by making it choose the iso from a hdd partition?

I created a backup and had Macrium verify the iso, it says everything is fine.

Another question, in the Macrium screenshot you can see the ssd on which the operating system is installed, the first one in the list (the one with the ticks), when you do a backup, you have to include all those partitions or you only need the one where the operating system is installed?

Third and last question, I'm doing all this in case I have problems with the PC and I want to format and re-install everything, to do this, what should I do? A backup? Create a system image ? Or other options?

Thanks to anyone willing to read and help me out.

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[Windows 11] xXx yYy:
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[Google Pixel 7] thetraveller1:
Hello

A bit of a beginner question.

I am looking for an option to avoid personal data leaks to corporations (paranoid version :D). It makes me uncomfortable that every single word I say or text I write is being sent to the servers, being analysed by the online algorithms, etc. I believe that a phone is a personal device, and this is not acceptable.

Which is why I am looking for a phone that would allow to clean up the bloatware and telemetry modules, by either removing them from the stock firmware, setting up restrictive firewall rules, or by installing something like LineageOS or similar.

My question is whether it is reasonable to get the new Pixel 7 (in my area it costs around $600) or would you recommend looking into other models, some chinese models, for a similar price?

I am considering Pixel, as it is known to be one of the best phones in its price range (but as I understand mostly because of the software part, which I would like to meddle with).

Thanks for your opinions!
[Google Pixel 7] Arealhooman:
Yes, the pixel is a great phone. Paranoid Android (privacy ROM) supports it. The pixel is very easy to work with.
[Google Pixel 7] ethical_haquer:
The Pixel is, at it's core, developed by Google (which is primarily an advertising company, which is why they have so many great "free" apps, which you pay for with your data), as is Android itself. When you buy a new Android phone, it will come preloaded with multiple proprietary Google apps, which you can not easily uninstall. If you really want a privacy oriented phone, the Pixel with a custom ROM might work. Personally, I use Lineage OS, also for the extra privacy, as it is open-source. Lineage OS does not have any Google apps installed by default, although you can install them if you wish. If you look at Lineage OS's website and click on "GET LINEAGEOS" you can see devices that are supported. Since creating a custom ROM takes time, most of the supported devices are over three years old (yes, the Pixel 7 is not officialy supported). However, certain newer devices are supported, as is my Samsung Galaxy A52 4G (2021), which I run Lineage OS on. You could get the Pixel 7 and run this unofficial build of Lineage OS on it, but if your only getting it because the camera software is good, don't, because your going to remove that software and replace it. Another thing to keep in mind is sometimes the camera support isn't really great with custom ROMs, so do you research to make sure the phone you get has good camera support with whatever ROM you choose. Lineage OS did just develop a much better camera app for it's 20th release, though. Hope this helps, and if you have any questions let me know!
[Google Pixel 7] ChristianMorris:
Hi, =)

if privacy is a concern for you, using a Google Pixel device may not be the best option as Google is known to collect user data for targeted advertising and other purposes. You may want to consider other options that prioritize privacy such as phones running on the Android-based LineageOS, or the privacy-focused /e/OS, or a device from a vendor known to prioritize privacy, such as Fairphone or Purism. You may also want to consider alternative operating systems such as iOS or Ubuntu Touch. Ultimately, the best option for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences, so consider your budget and requirements before making a decision.
[Google Pixel 7] V0latyle:
If you want a device that protects your privacy out of the box with no modification, the Pixel series is not for you. In fact I'm not aware of any OEM Android device that is privacy oriented - Google services by nature depend largely on telemetry and user data for targeted advertising.

That being said, if you want a platform that can easily support a privacy oriented OS, the Pixel is honestly one of the best choices, due to the ease of which you can unlock the bootloader and flash a new OS such as LineageOS, CalyxOS, or others. This means you'll need to familiarize yourself with the concepts of ADB, flashing, bootloaders, etc.
[Google Pixel 7] ethical_haquer:
I happen to have the Librem 5 phone, developed by Purism. Frankly, although it is extremely security and privacy oriented, it currently has many downfalls: high price (starts at $1,999), not many apps (Linux smartphones are pretty new), and the battery lasts less than 24 hours on a full charge (due to not having a good suspend mode, I assume)
[Google Pixel 7] Arealhooman:
Lmao remember “freedom phone” what a joke.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
I wonder if even a rooted android phone will not give away all kinds of info. Some roms I presume will mitigate that somewhat, but I feel you are tracked everywhere you go in this world. How about a decent burner or 3? Use it for a week or so then destroy it. And then buy a pixel 7 for the features when you don't care who's looking. And don't forget your paid (forget free) VPN.
[Google Pixel 7] nooted1:
@thetraveller1 flash Graphene, relock the bootloader, and you'll basically have state of the art privacy and security on your Pixel 7.

GrapheneOS: the private and secure mobile OS

GrapheneOS is a security and privacy focused mobile OS with Android app compatibility.

grapheneos.org
[Google Pixel 7] thetraveller1:
Thanks everybody for the replies!

As I understand, Pixel remains the most widely supported device by various Custom ROMs, and getting a Chinese smartphone or Samsung would mean I would be limiting the choice of the available/pre-built ROMs as well as future support with security patches?

I understand that unofficial means it wasn't built by the LineageOS team, rather by a 3rd party. And it probably means that some functionality may be missing/not working and it's not promised to be getting regular updates as new versions of Android come out (including applying official google security updates) unless I learn to make firmware builds myself?
[Google Pixel 7] ethical_haquer:
One of the reasons people use custom ROMs is because they often support devices longer then the stock ROM. For example, a device that was only supported by the manufacture till Android 11 could be running a custom ROM on Android 13. Lineage OS official builds get weekly updates; unofficial builds typically still get updates, but not as often. In either case, it is up to the individual that developed the build to provide support, and the more popular a build is, the more likely it is that it will be supported for many years. To answer your questions: no, getting a non-google phone will not necessarily limit custom ROM options, or updates; and getting an unofficial build doesn't mean it wont get updates, but installing updates on unofficial builds requires flashing the new builds manually, which can be a hassle.
[Google Pixel 7] mainmast2:
Take a look at Shizuku and the apps that use it like FreezeYou!. MySudo and Insular are another couple to check. You may find a solution without having to switch ROMs.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Leandrofs:
Please, could someone please let me know where I can download the Oneplus 8T Kb2007_11_c.44 rom? I just want to root my phone.

Thanks!
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] BillGoss:
There are other options that don't require a copy of the rom. See section A in https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-root-and-keeping-root-options.4387977/
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Leandrofs:
Thank you! Can I use the MSM Tool ReadBack on a rooted phone too?

I have a rooted oneplus 8t and I wanted to make sure the boot.img I get using this tool is the same as when I rooted it the first time. But the boot.img is magisk patched (on my phone).
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] BillGoss:
MSM Tool readback just takes a copy of the partitions you select. So if you use it now for the boot partition you'll get a copy of the Magisk patched image.

The only time this wouldn't be the case is if you initially only booted the Magisk patched image (fastboot boot <Magisk-patched-boot>.img) and hadn't flashed it or done a direct install.

If you are rooted you can effectively do the same as MSM readback using the dd command.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Leandrofs:
Thank you!
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Leandrofs:
So, I'll try TWRP. Is safe to use on KB2007?
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] BillGoss:
I have no idea. But I suggest you fastboot boot <TWRP>.img rather than flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] rebelluck:
For whatever reason i cannot root my phone. Not a huge deal since Im able to debloat all google/samsung services with adb but obivously this creates a new problem. My push notifications don't come through due to not using google play services and what not which makes me need to manually refresh messaging apps to get anything and this can be a problem if I didnt realize I had a message until hours later. I dont want to sit around just constantly refreshing my messages and Id prefer not to reinstall google play services if I dont need to. Are the any options for me? Doesn't even need to be microg. Willing to give any alternatives a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] ethical_haquer:
Did you try Magisk, it's open source and has good documentation. I use it and it works well
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] rebelluck:
I thought you needed root for Magisk. Am I wrong in that assumption? Do you have a tutorial that works for the note 9?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] ethical_haquer:
What do you really want, to root your phone,

or to install a custom ROM that doesn't have Google apps, or both?

Magisk is an app that roots your phone, this link has the installation instructions.

If you want to install a custom ROM that doesn't have Google apps installed, and is open-source, try Lineage OS,

which has a build for the note 9, here are the installation instructions.

If you want something else, please let me know. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] rebelluck:
It seems to give me the same errors. It probably has something to do with me flashing a different official firmware to my phone (att blocked software updates so I swapped to a different build that allowed them) its okay though. Thanks for trying to help! I'm gonna order a pixel soon and throw grapheneos on it.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] deadnightingale:
When taking photos from main rear camera the edges get blurred and, camera cannot focus on edges manually as well.

Started happening since a few days. Same on different camera apps.

I'm miui 13.0.9 if that helps
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Nazir Shah:
Hi There

Same Thing Is Happening To Me.

A Few Weeks A Go i Noticed that main Lens is having issues when I'm trying to get photos! It was like blurry,the lens was making a Ticking/Rattling Noise!

Still Having The Same Problem!

I Thought Maybe It's The OIS Malfunctioning
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] Laptapper:
OIS? Rn10p hasn't OIS
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] sangbuana:
While the camera app is running, hit the side of the phone against the palm of your hand. Does it focus after hitting it?
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] deadnightingale:
Yes that worked and made it focus, but each time I close the camera app and open it again it goes back to the same issue.

Do i have to hit it everytime now?

Attached below one after hitting itView attachment 5828593

and another after I close app and reopenView attachment 5828595
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] sangbuana:
Annoyingly, yes. I had to live with the issue for about 6 months. Until one day, I got fed up and hit the phone so hard, it fixed itself. I have not seen the problem since that fateful day. I have been using the phone for a year and a half now.
[Redmi Note 10 Pro] deadnightingale:
I guess

Thanks for the help
[General Questions and Answers] G5-User7080:
I accidentally copied the wrong command and used adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 $app instead of adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 $app

I can uninstall / install-existing it just fine but for some reason using enable doesn't work.

When I do adb shell pm enable $app I get an error message, when I use su it works, and when I first unfreeze it with sdmaid and then use the enable command it works too, however it is back to being disabled again after reboot.

I also tried adb shell pm default-state --user 0 $app with the same result.

It works just fine with other apps, but they are typically either disabled or uninstalled.

Now "com.android.sdm.plugins.connmo", "com.android.sdm.plugins.dcmo" and "com.android.sdm.plugins.diagmon" are both disabled and uninstalled.

I somehow was able to reinstall them and have that persist after reboot but they were still disabled after that.
[General Questions and Answers] Renate:
What's the matter with just: pm disable com.annoying.app ?
[General Questions and Answers] G5-User7080:
UserInfo{0:Owner:c13} running

My user ID is 0

would be great if it would work like that except it doesn't for whatever reason.

Is there a difference using "disable-user --user <USER-ID> <PKG-NAME>" vs "disable --user <USER-ID> <PKG-NAME>"?

I mean thats not rly my problem as I wanna *enable* it again, but yea..

running either enable or disable command in non elevated shell results in

java.lang.SecurityException: Shell cannot change component state for null to 1

which is weird as it does work for literally any other app.

using elevated shell it works, however it resets back to disabled state on reboot, which is even weirder given that the default state of this package would be enabled=1

and I should note that it mustve worked before as well, as it was originally enabled and I slipped in the wrong line and accidentally copied the command to disable apps instead of what I wanted to do.

And for some reasom that worked..

specifically the command I used was adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.sdm.plugins.connmo and it works for any other app to disable it and i can enable them right back.