yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] goister:
OK so I managed to reflash to stock image again after the boot loop, and then I followed the TWRP instructions. I was prompted to enter the device password when booting up to TWRP temporarily, and was able to get to TWRP once I entered my device PIN.

After I installed the zip file, I get the following screen:

Installing zip file '/sdcard/twrp.zip'

Updating partition details...

...done

Attempting to decrypt FBE for user 0...

User 0 Decrypted successfully

Data successfully decrypted

Updating partition details...

...done

Full SELinux support is present.

MTP Enabled

Failed to mount '/system root' (Invalid argument)

Failed to mount '/vendor' (Invalid argument)

Failed to mount '/system root' (Invalid argument)

Failed to mount '/system root' (Invalid argument)

Failed to mount '/system root' (Invalid argument)

Installing zip file '/sdcard/twrp.img'

Unmounting system...

########################################

# TWRP Installer for A/B devices #

########################################

Unpacking the installer...

Running image patcher on boot_a...

Running image patcher on boot_b...

Image patching complete!

Done installing TWRP!

*** NOTE: You are now unrooted! ***

Updating partition details...

Failed to mount '/system root' (Invalid argument)

Failed to mount '/vendor' (Invalid argument)

...done

After this, it reboots to Android fine, but whenever I try to reboot to recovery, it goes to the white screen with the Google logo, then reboots to Android.

I'm using the latest TWRP for sailfish - twrp-installer-3.7.0_9-0-sailfish.zip.

Any ideas why?
[XPERIA X1 General] Ganondolf:
hi, is there a way to make a different sms ringtone for different contacts?
[XPERIA X1 General] bojan777:
You can use Photo Contacts PRO to assign distinctive SMS Tones to different contacts:

http://www.pocketx.net/products/photocontactspro_ppc
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] ashleyquicik:
Could someone point me to the proper instructions?
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] TNSMANI:
MOD ACTION:

Thread closed.

@ashleyquicik Please check HERE and please use the search feature before posting next time and avoid creating redundant threads.
[Black Shark 4 Pro] JrMerez:
how to register BS4Pro in Black Shark Account China Rom
[Black Shark 4 Pro] kevin mitnick:
you should have china phone number
[Google Pixel 7] stephanstricker:
Before I go to sleep I put my phone on wireless charger. I wake up in the morning and it show unlock using passcode. No fingerprint or face unlock. Is there any way to disable this?
[Google Pixel 7] TNSMANI:
AFAIK, it is now mandatory that once in a while, you have to unlock the phone with passcode. When it will ask for the passcode varies. I have no idea why everyday at a particular time (or an event) your phone is asking for it. In my case, it varies. And I don't think that it is possible to disable it and I have not come across any post regarding this.
[Google Pixel 7] blackhawk:
Don't know if this would work. Lol, I stopped at Android 10 like the Road Runner does when he spots a Wylie Coyote trap ahead.

Never set/use any locks on my N10+'s; double tap on/off. Don't even know if the fingerprint sensors work, never tried it🤣
[Google Pixel 7] 41rw4lk:
Typically you only need to enter passcode on boot, or restart. Is your phone rebooting during charge? You can check your uptime in 'about phone'.
[Google Pixel 7] manjaroid:
I use a trusted place (home) with Smartlock. The verbiage says "Your phone will stay unlocked for up to 4 hours or until you leave one of your trusted places." Apparently the toilet isn't trusted and hours become minutes because taking a leak is all it takes to lock the phone.
[Google Pixel 7] 96carboard:
Its so that when the FBI raids you in the early hours of the morning, they can't force you to unlock it with your face or fingerprint. Password/pin is knowledge based security and therefore protected by the 5th amendment.
[Google Pixel 7] Lughnasadh:
Actually, the U.S. Supreme Court hasn't decided this specific issue. In 2020, the Supreme Court of New Jersey actually ruled that the 5th Amendment does not protect a person from being compelled to giving up their memorized password or pin. The case was appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court but they refused to hear it.

Although the majority of lower courts tend to rule the 5th Amendment does provide this protection, not all do and until the U.S. Supreme Court finally weighs in on this specific issue, the law remains uncertain.
[Google Pixel 7] 1st_paladin:
Imagine this is for security reasons. Personally think this is a small price to keep the device safe. Afterall, these days, so much personal data is accessed via mobiles e.g. government apps, bank authentication etc
[Google Pixel 7] stephanstricker:
I don't think this increases my security at all. Finger print sensor are safe enough for me and on ios I never enter my pin unless I restart the device. If somebody has to guard his phone by the 5th amendment you got some serious issues.
[Google Pixel 7] bobby janow:
I'd say anytime the FBI comes a knocking at your door at any hour a pin is the least of your concerns. But to your point, whether or not you occasionally need to put in a pin shouldn't bother you all that much. Maybe it increases security a smidge and maybe not but it takes under 2 seconds so just do it and forget it. IOS is a horse of another color so there's not much to compare. And we're certainly not going down that road in this thread. Sometimes I wonder what triggers it since it seems so random to me too.
[Google Pixel 7] blackhawk:
The only real security is physical possession.

I guard my phone like my wallet. I don't leave it lying around. I don't flash it or use it when my mind needs to be in real time mode.

Many people are undisciplined and street stupid as hell. Many times that ineptness costs them a lot... eventually. At that moment those cute little security features are too little, too late.
[Google Pixel 7] 96carboard:
The FACT that it "hasn't decided this specific issue" means that biometrics are NOT protected by the 5th amendment. In order for it to be protected by 5th amendment REQUIRES the decision to actually be made. In fact, even if the decision is made to protect biometrics under the 5th amendment, you should STILL take the appropriate precautions to protect yourself, since it is well established that not all law enforcement agencies or officers completely respect the law. Its much harder to force you to divulge data than to hold you down physically and force you to touch the sensor!
[Google Pixel 7] Lughnasadh:
First of all, you mentioned nothing about biometrics in your original post. You were talking about password/pin unlock methods. You said:

"Password/pin is knowledge based security and therefore protected by the 5th amendment."

This is the specific issue I was talking about and responded to. I never mentioned anything about biometrics. And by your own reasoning ("In order for it to be protected by 5th amendment REQUIRES the decision to be made."), that would mean password/pins are not protected by the 5th Amendment since the Supreme Court has not actually made a decision on this issue, thus contradicting your own original statement above that "Password/pin is knowledge based security and therefore protected by the 5th amendment").

Secondly, just because the Supreme Court hasn't weighed in on a specific right doesn't mean that right is not protected by the Constitution. We have 12 (actually 13) Circuit Court of Appeals here. They can decide the constitutionality of an issue without the Supreme Court weighing in. And unless the Supreme Court weighs in, their rulings control in their specific jurisdiction. And if all agree on whether a right is or is not protected by the constitution, that ruling effectively makes it the law of the land unless the Supreme Court decides to weigh in and overrule those decisions. And in fact, the Supreme Court often does not weigh in on the rulings of the Court of Appeals, especially when they are all in agreement, thus leaving those rulings controlling. Therefore, it is not correct when you say "In order for it to be protected by 5th amendment REQUIRES the decision (by the Supreme Court) to actually be made.".

It's when the lower courts are in disagreement that leads to uncertainty. A right could be protected in one jurisdiction but not another, as is the case with this issue. That's when the Supreme Court should take on a case and decide the issue so there is no uncertainty as to what the law is across the land. However, they don't always do this. As I mentioned earlier, they decided not to do this when the Supreme Court of New Jersey decided that the 5th Amendment does not protect a person from being compelled to give up their password or pin.
[Google Pixel 7] 96carboard:
You are mistaken about things. The only thing up in the air is biometric security. Knowledge based security is protected.
[Google Pixel 7] Lughnasadh:
I'm not mistaken. And I just cited an example for you. In New Jersey (State v. Robert Andrews) you can be compelled to disclose your password and pin to your phone and computer. The court used the "foregone conclusion" exception to the testimonial act of production requirement to reach this decision. Other courts may use the same reasoning. So to make a blanket statement that "Knowledge based security is protected." is just false. It depends on the jurisdiction the action takes place in and whether it's in federal or state court.

Held: "For the reasons set forth above, neither federal nor state protections against compelled disclosure shield Andrews’s passcodes. We therefore affirm the Order of the Appellate Division compelling Andrews’s disclosure of the passcodes to his cellphones seized consistent with the trial court’s order of production, and remand to the trial court for further proceedings."--Supreme Court of New Jersey
[Google Pixel 7] Born<ICs:
Be interested to know if it were possible to wipe and reflash the phone (in an emergency) by entering a "special pin" instead of your actual pin.
[Google Pixel 7] poit:
Sorry to awaken a dead thread, but I just noticed something on my P7 that my be relevant. Until about a week ago I was using fingerprint unlock only, and my phone would occasionally ask for a password unlock at random times, but generally not first thing in the morning. Last week I added face unlock, and my phone started asking for the password EVERY morning. Yesterday I deleted the face unlock and went back to fingerprint only, and this morning my P7 DIDN’T ask for password unlock. Seems that when it asks for a password depends on what kind of biometrics you set up. Guess it makes sense.
[Google Pixel 7] 1st_paladin:
It is my usual practice to turn off my mobile before going to bed. That way, sleep is uninterrupted. When the phone is restarted the next day, the password is required to unlock the phone. Personally think this is a good safety feature. Consider how vital our mobiles are to daily life these days e.g. digital ID, banking authentication, email, contacts etc. Password entry seems a small price to keep data safe.

Just my 2 cents.
[Touch Pro CDMA] TheDempster:
What am I missing. When I delete a text in the TP TF3D front end by using the menu to delete, it deletes, and removes the message on the Text tab. But if I go into the windows messaging app the mesages are not deleted. This could be a major problem, because you think you are staying on top of deleting your texts to keep the phone clean, and not take up memory, but if you don't enter the windows messaging app and delete the texts they keep piling up.

Anybody know what I am missing so that the TF3D function, completely deletes the texts off the phone?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] HorizonJ:
There seems to be no reliable information online about whether the Galaxy S23 Ultra supports dual frequency GNSS on the GPS or Galileo networks, can someone check please?

Screenshot from my current OnePlus 8 Pro using the GPSTest app shows the dual frequency as L1/L5 & E1/E5

View attachment 5832363

Thank you in advance :)
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] s3axel:
Looks fine here :) View attachment 5832375
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] OnnoJ:
Works fine on SM-S918B/DS with CSC EUX. Receive L1/L5, E1/E5/E5a, B1/B1c/B2a ...
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] HorizonJ:
Thank you for your replies!

Samsung.com spec sheet doesn't mention it, and after some Googling one website reports that it was removed. After Samsung.com showing QZSS being removed, I was worried that they took this away too haha
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] buckyswider@comcast.net:
Nice! Has the software stack been implemented to get that 10cm accuracy?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] HorizonJ:
Has there been an announcement that a phone is going to get that??
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] buckyswider@comcast.net:
I don't know! That's why I asked! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] buckyswider@comcast.net:
Let me expand on that a bit- It is known that dual-frequency gps devices can achieve 10cm accuracy. Reading through Sean Barbeau's blog from many years back, the capability was added to android 10 (or was it 11?) but no apps had been updated to take advantage of that capability yet. That was a LONG time ago- I bought a galaxy S10+ on release day in anticipation of that, that's how long ago it was- but haven't seen much about it since. Now that it's time to finally replace that S10+, I was checking in to see if there's any progress and to potentially validate which new hardware I should get...
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] hoss_n2:
Don't worry it is supported all the way since S10 and up
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] buckyswider@comcast.net:
S10 US (Snapdragon) did no have dual freq GPS enabled. And the Exynos versions that did have it still didn't have software support for sub-meter accuracy. My mission now is to see that if the software accuracy is now increased in any S23 Snapdragon variants.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Davidberg:
Hi all,

maybe I missed the answer...

Does S23 Ultra european version have dual frequency gps?

Moreover, can it record phone calls (in Europe) using default Samsung dialer or app Phone by Google?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] Allmightyusfame:
Hello,

I want to update my phone, but it's rooted with Magisk. I know I can download the update and patch the new image with Magisk but, what I do not know is if I can flash the new patched image via TWRP ?

Is Odin the ONLY way or would TWRP do the exact same job ?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3] windows4droid:
You can flash Magisk.zip via TWRP
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] Karlosx2Z:
So there's one thing I'm not understanding and I think it's a software bug. We all know that what makes an oled screen special is its capability to turn off pixels to represent the black color... so here's the problem.

I noticed that in a certain range of brightness level (around 20% and 35%) the display "turns" into an LCD display because is no longer able to turn off pixels to represent the black color.

I'm gonna attach 3 I took with my brother's smartphone, so about it:

I used a black photo (a completely black one) on my smartphone to show it.

First photo: I was using the brightness level the lower possible. Everything seems fine.

Second photo: You can see the problem, the black is no longer black anymore. It happens when the brightness level is around 20% and

35% (sorta).

Third photo: The brightness is at its maximum possible point and you can see the black parts returned off (it looks gloomy but it's because of the camera).
[Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G (peux)/POCO X4 Pro 5G (veux)] WilliTokarev:
I have the same, "oreo colorizer" there is a program that forcibly changes the color range to dci p3 , it solves the problem but I don't like the colors when it is active
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] HeZZZ:
hello,

my artemis sudently turn off and turn on anymore, i have to do the hard reset and when i have done the hard reset the pda block in bootscreen (white) with IPL:1.12.0001 and SPL: 1.12.0000 only. i have the usb cable conected to pc the pda is blocked in this screen and what i should do now?

(im sorry my english i am portuguese)

I need Help please!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] funkyirishman:
Was on Android 11 working fine then updated phone, non rooted, to Android 13.

However not getting any notifications and set up all settings to receive notifications. Example Gmail only get notifications when I open app and refresh it. Emails appear but not as unread.

Have done the Google search and tried all options but still no joy

Is there any working solution to this

cheers
[OnePlus 9 Pro] mbj731:
Pretty sure Gmail notifications have been broken for a while. If I remember correctly, I didn't get Gmail notifications on my OP 7t either. I believe it's a OnePlus thing.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] funkyirishman:
It's just on android 13 was getting them on android 11 ok

Is there any fix as getting no notifications and so annoying
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] kakihilang:
so, ive installed pixel experience rom into my poco f3, and most of the times, they are fine. I found this problem whenever i tried to access certain apps ( or website ) that require camera access. for example when i tried opening a form that requires an access for camera in chrome, it wont open and shows the picture i mentioned below.

the weird thing is that i already granted all of the permission that chrome require. and another weird thing is that the problem only occurs in certain website, because i tried opening another web that require camera access and it just works, unlike this current website that i try to access

are there any fix for this ? my guess is that the web or app that require access for camera is using another camera requirement outside of the app/web itself, because when i tried to access the camera, the animation for opening an app occurs

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[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] intel_nec:
hi guyz..i have htc p3450 dead. wer can i program it?

is ther need some gadgets to re program this phone?

hope i can find solution in here.

tia......
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hoss_n2:
Game booster update introduced Pause USB Power Delivery for S23 ultra & now it is available also for S22 ultra during gaming

So I made a small video to show how to activate it

1.Plug in your charger

2.Open any game

3.follow the rest in video
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jaseman:
Any method to add MAPS to the game booster so as to bypass the battery while using MAPS and driving? Sony Xperia allows this...why not Samsung?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] PhilMorin:
No but you can activate battery protection to block charging at 85% that's what I do, this way it doesn't heat up either
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jaseman:
Yes, but the battery is still in the chain of power running the phone, and constantly being charged up to 85%. Whereas if the MAPS app could be utilized then the battery would be bypassed and all phone functions would run straight off the USB cable. Maybe Samsung will get with the program soon??
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
Is this for the S23 Ultra? I don't have it on my S22 Ultra.
[Realme 7 Pro Questions & Answers] l3onadz3:
Hi guys. I had a problem with my realmi 7 pro, it started to reboot, it tries to load into the system, but it also reboots and throws it into the recovery with a probability of %40, where it writes system error updating via wi-fi does not want to reboot the formatting of the date did not help either. Please share your experience and help
[Realme 7 Pro Questions & Answers] ZackyJade:
Try flashing the stock firmware again; that's probably a corruption of the system file.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jazenf:
:confused:Hey yall, I would like to know if anyone could help me out with this one. I have an HTC Touch which is not syncing with my pc, is there a way I could flash my HTC Touch from the flash card.

Thanks in advance :-)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] BobioL:
lol, I had the same problem last night but I was able to fix. Might not be the same for you. I read all these different ways of doing it but the easiest way I did it was to copy all the files (extract the .exe with winrar), copy files to formated sd card, and run the "enterbootloader.exe". If this is not the case for you, and all you have is a .nbh, you have to rename the file to VOGUIMG.nbh

If you don't have a bootloader, im not sure as I am not that qualified to make a suggestion.

Hope this helps :x
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] RRosh:
I was using Project Elixir 2.1 (Android 12L) when this first happened.

Phone started to heat up to the touch when I was using lite apps. Fb lite, Whatsapp, Music player, etc.

Then it escalated until battery idled at 39-40ºC and music player drained about 20% of battery. So I switched to lineage 19.1 (2022.11.04 build) which fixed it. Then I updated to 2023.02.03 and the heating up came back.

I couldn't stay in Lineage OS since banking apps didn't run either. So I installed CrDroid 8.10 2022.10.17 build (which worked very well in the past for me)

But now, the heating up has come back.

My firmware is v13.0.5.0SJUMIXM for Android 12.

Attached is a MatLog file and some screenshots of CPU usage grabbed from CPU Monitor app.

Is there anything I can do to fix this?

Ps. Turned off Sync and Location. Turned on Extreme battery saver and airplane mode. Now the battery idles at 37ºC. Room temp is ~26ºC.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] blackhawk:
What apps or services are using the most mAh?

Take out the trash. WhatsApp and FB; social media and sales apps should never be installed.

Start with the junkware...

Try temporarily disabling Google play Services.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] Kostaaa?:
https://xdaforums.com/posts/87860179/

read this forum. it helped me
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] RRosh:
Thank you!

"123.sh" file has a significant impact on the battery usage and temp. It's now moving between 32

But the CPU usage looks like the attachment now (steady at 69% and 49-52ºC).

Is this normal?

I have little idea since this is the first time I've checked CPU usage stats and total load.
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] Kostaaa?:
https://xdaforums.com/t/temp-fix-ro...to-google-play-services.4406617/post-87182961

blocking these hosts can also help. maybe you should try another kernel
[Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro] RRosh:
Thanks man. Now I'm back on Project Elixir and my idle is at 30C. It takes games to reach 39C now.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] driv5r1:
Just bought the new s23 ultra 512gb black from samsung uk and my model code for this model on the Samsung website was sm-918BZKHEUB but when mine arrived I checked and mine says

sm-918BZKHEUX can anyone explain thanks

18M-
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] dr.ketan:
First five digit is important like S918B

Last three digit may be varies with original manufaturing/selling country. EUB probably Germany. But there shouldn't have any issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] driv5r1:
thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] yakapa40:
EUB : sold in Austria Belgium Germany France Spain Netherlands Portugal

EUX : EEA ( European Economic Area ) is part of OXM multi CSC firmware

https://xdaforums.com/t/galaxy-s20-ultra-g988b-firmwares-5g.4060443/#post-81910657
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] relax24:
Mine is eub and I'm in UK. Also kg active and no oem unlock
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Mozie:
But why would they make this difference, like is there any difference in quality between EUB and EUX? If not, why not call all of them in EU something like EUX (or another code)
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Jaxom84:
I ordered mine from Samsung Germany: got an EUX one.

But like Ketan said, the firmware code won't impact drastically your experience with the device. It's just that EUB and EUX models might have their respective updates with a few days of difference when Samsung will deploy them. So nothing to worry about. 😉View attachment 5833639

Edit: my S22 Ultra, same buying conditions, was also an EUX model.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] yakapa40:
@mozdem​

EUB is only a code for Samsung

View attachment 5833799

you can buy a SM-S918BxxxEUB with CSC EUX , BTB , BTE or another CSC

EUX is a CSC with préconfiguration as you can see here :

https://xdaforums.com/t/galaxy-s23-oxm-multi-csc-s911b-s916b-s918b.4549525/
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Mozie:
Thanks for the clarification