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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V0latyle:
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Badger50:
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[G1 Android Development] ranger7424:
I have been trying to figure out how to import new alert tones, specifically, i want to use the tones from my wing for messaging and calendar events. I have moved those tones to the storage card, but cant get the phone to recognize them for anything other than ringtones.
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Create folders in your sdcard named "alerts" "notifications" and "ringtones".
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mzlmysr:
Hi everyone.

I have Samsung Tab S2 T818 and it on Android 7. I want to upgrage Android 9 but I dont have Rom and I couldnt find anywhere?

Can I use an android version for different model like T817 or T813 ?
[Galaxy Tab S2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V0latyle:
Welcome to XDA. Please read the Forum Rules and Forum Etiquette in my signature. Rule #1 is to Search Before Posting.

Also, please read the stickies. The section you posted this in is for DEVELOPERS ONLY.

As a courtesy, we will move your post to the correct area. However, we expect you to read and follow the Forum Rules and all posted stickies from now on.

More to your question, there is an entire section of Android development specifically for your device. I see many ROMs there including Android 11 and 12.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] walimipad:
Hi All. I just wanted to know should I upgrade to MUI 14? For gaming like pubgm and codm, which one is better.. I am currently using MUI 13 GLOBAL and the update is on pending. My device is non rooted
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] Fuhoku:
To be honest, you're better off updating it to MIUI 14 just for the security patches. There are no major differences between the two versions. The performance is the same, the low resolution artifact is STILL there unfortunately.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad 5] walimipad:
What about Samsung s8 tablet? Does it have low resolution and pixelated graphics?
[General Questions and Answers] Privacydroid:
On PC i'm using Portmaster from https://safing.io/

It's a replacement for the windows firewall but also works on linux, this program gives me control over my device by letting me monitor ALL network traffic of the computer.

It has builtin filterlists to block tracking and malware, i can block specific programs indivudaly but also add urls like www.google-analytics.com to a custom blocklist.

The best part about this program is that you can use the settings to block all connections by default and then only allow those programs to connect to the internet that you need.

A must have in my opinion.

I haven't found anything on the level of portmaster for android, if anyone knows similar apps/programs/software to what i have described above i would really thankful if you can share it!

PS: This https://f-droid.org/de/packages/dnsfilter.android/ is all i found for android, however i'm still interested to alternatives.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kalamaius:
Hi, I'm looking for a magisk module or apk of Leica Cam on aosp A13 rom. Someone has the download link? Thanks
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mogamycool:
SuperiorOS Thirteen:

SuperiorOS

Yet Another AOSP based custom rom

www.pling.com
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Gurkut:
This isn't Magisk Module. isn't it ?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mogamycool:
No Modules.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kalamaius:
Some Aosp rom as Spark or others comes out with Leica cam. How is it possibile?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mogamycool:
yes, some Aosp roms come out with Leica cam. but SuperiorOS is the rom with leica cam that I have tested.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] ndez:
Try Spark OS
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kalamaius:
I've tried almost all of the rom with Leica inbuilt but I'd want to know if there is a way to install It on all aosp
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] ndez:
AFAIK, the phone must be rooted and using magisk module to install it.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] laid1995:
No. That's not enough. The camera would fail to launch. The rom has to be adjusted by dev so it wouldn't crash. The thing is that there's not a universal one that can be used with all AOSP.
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] langamer101:
I am looking to purchase this phone unlocked at best buy, not from a carrier (verizon). I looked around the forums and the other variant such as the global version works. I am wondering if it is the same for the us version. thanks
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] mingkee:
I finally rooted mine with latest Magisk 26.1 + Fox's Magisk Module Manager with

USNF 2.4.0

systemless for adblock

liboemcrypo disabler (required for Netflix even you get L3

It looks good so far
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] dgm_mixtoon:
But, it still doesn't have a modified recovery or custom ROM, because it wouldn't be worth it, maybe I'm not wrong
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] sanangtxan@gmail.com:
Yes I have root. I have easily locked and unlocked the bootloader again and again.

I need TWRP recovery!!!!!!

If anyone has TWRP success please invite me to the party🥳😎
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] punkbusted:
Is Edge plus 2023 also rootable? Couldn't find any concrete info.
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] mingkee:
Unlocked from Motorola: yes

I have over 10 phones bought from Motorola (SIM unlocked) and all are bootloader unlocked.
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] n2locarz:
Hey guys. Just picked up this awesome phone. I'm a longtime Pixel owner. I've rooted plenty of phones thru the years but have a few questions. I unlocked the bootloader. I prefer Magisk and normally download and extract the boot.img from the same build I'm running. Problem is I can't locate my build to download. Suggestions?
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] n2locarz:
Here's my specs:

Variant XL2201-3.

Hardware version: PVT2

Latest firmware: s3shs32.12-41-4-4
[Motorola Edge+ (2022)] Chriskinda96:
Just an idea. Download LMSA, start the rescue process. It should download the firmware (located in C:\ProgramData\LMSA\Download\RomFiles) and then stop the program before it wipes your device. Not sure if it wipes your device before or after downloading the firmware though...

Check lolinet first though it could be there
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
I tried going into fastboot like 50 times.. and by sheer luck it let me in
[Redmi Note 10S] tutibreaker:
that happens when you dont read carefully the guide, so you cant go manually to fastboot mode?
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
not at all.
[Redmi Note 10S] tutibreaker:
well you hardbricked your device try this:
[Redmi Note 10S] Cosmo158:
Wait how you are installing pixel experience(out of the topic)
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
my model supports it
[Redmi Note 10S] Cosmo158:
Mean? all redmi note models support this right? whats yours?
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
sorry for late response. redmi note 10s
[Redmi Note 10S] Cosmo158:
Same thing
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
sooooo i found the issue you need to downgrade miui to the bootloader ver on the page... my bad
[Redmi Note 10S] jcd000:
How did you downgrade? Mine (poco M5s) won't.

miflash times out,

fastboot on windows the same,

fastboot on linux bricks the phone (restorable only in bootrom mode with the stock rom),

xiaomi tool on linux bricks the phone...
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
sorry for VERY late response please contact me. Mod edit: Discord link removed.
[Redmi Note 10S] tutibreaker:
send the fix here or report, this a community to help each other.
[Redmi Note 10S] Oliwierw:
invalid bootloader version. u need to downgrade
[Huawei Watch] javadahut:
My HW3 came preinstalled with AppManager, but all the apps are in Chinese. That makes sense based on the origin, but I'm looking to set up an automatic package manager (in English) on the HW3.

I've tried Aurora, Fdroid & Play Store.

Play Store seems to be a no go so far.

Aurora & Fdroid install fine, but I can't configure them because the screen on the watch is so small, the buttons get cut off.

Is there a Watch-specific version, or a command line version, or even a way to screencast to another device? I tried scrcpy but the buttons are still cut off.

Thanks in advance for any guidance.
[General Topics] arieleoar:
Hi Everyone!

I'm very new to this topic, this is my very first time trying to build a kernel from source code. As setup i've a samsung a13 SM-A135M (which is the 4g version of a13 series), this phone by default is forced to work 32bit on a processor and hardware that has the capability to go full 64bit.

The question is:

I've inquiried the correct version and baseband that corresponds to my device, on https://opensource.samsung.com/, and they uploaded the source code of it (the baseband is A135MUBU1AVB5), so with this source code should i be able to build a 64bit version of both kernel and android OS , or this source code only works for 32 bit installations?

Thanks and Regards!
[General Topics] UNIVERSAL683:
Hi, I just asked a very similar question here: https://androidforums.com/threads/i...this-problem-a13-samsung.1347411/unread?new=1

And someone's reply brought me to your thread. I don't exactly know much about coding but an experienced user said he did some searching, his answer is on my thread. As of now there is no way that he could find to get a 64bit software on the a13, hopefully this changes.
[General Topics] arieleoar:
Hi!! thats right, the problem that you have is what has driven this question, although i've the source code for building the OS i'm waiting for someone more experienced to tell me if this source is able to build a 64 bit version of the OS and Kernel for the A13 phone. Hope we find this experienced person 😁
[General Topics] UNIVERSAL683:
That would be great I think the a13 is great value for the price now we just need to get around the software limitations
[General Topics] lolvatveo:
you can install 64bit kernel on 32bit os, but it only run 32bit. you almost can't build 64 android samsung os for this phone if you don't have the same device same cpu and 64bit android. 32 bit in 2022 😌.and I don't know why the hell google don't stop this 32bit os **** support soon (from android 5,7...) 64bit os can run 32bit app. I blame all problem is google, if it stop 32bit os soon android 5 billion user have benefit
[Touch HD General] tonton_fred:
Hello everybody,

Just a question i try to listen a radio on the web. The radio use real player plugin. I try to install the pocket real player but a lot of problems and i m not able to listen the radio. Someone already gets this problem???

How can i solve it.

the web i m trying is www.couleur3.ch
[General Topics] Fostel:
Does anybody of you return the phone to SBE Ltd. before?

SBE Ltd (Service Beyond Expectations)​

Unit A1-A2 Beaver Industrial Estate, Beaver Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 7SH

https://sbeglobalservice.com/worldwide-locations/

What was the outcome?

Reviews of SBE online:

Yell (~60% of negative comments)

https://www.yell.com/biz/sbe-ltd-ashford-4846566/#reviews

Google (twice as many negative comments)

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/SBE+Ltd/@51.1355629,0.8657654,17z/data=!4m17!1m8!3m7!1s0x47deda4b23107a5b:0xe5cdb3c3290af8c5!2sBeaver+Industrial+Estate,+Beaver+Rd,+Ashford+TN23+7SH!3b1!8m2!3d51.1355629!4d0.8679541!16s/g/1tmbvd91!3m7!1s0x47dedb0ee0f74def:0x8c5eb7539d9cc645!8m2!3d51.1359687!4d0.8681304!9m1!1b1!16s/g/1thsqnrf

Trustpilot >750 negative reviews (13%)

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/uk.sbeglobalservice.com?stars=1

I found those reviews SHOCKING!

After reading a few of the stories you will notice the pattern. This company operates globally since 1996!

​

This is an invitation to the discussion as the scale of this practice is huge!

Xiaomi, Sony, OnePlus, Huawei, Apple, Motorola, Cat and others are involved.

After reading a few of the stories you should notice the pattern. This company operates globally since 1996!
[General Topics] simplepinoi177:
They responded to your review left on trustpilot....

I dunno...they don't look like a complete "scam" you are making them out as...there are tons of positive reviews among the completely negative -- that isn't so likely if it was a complete scam. It sucks they were given your information and details, but I don't know how they would function (as a repair/replacement company) without some of that information...
[General Topics] Fostel:
Thanks for popping in. Some of those positive reviews on Trustpilot do look fake. FYI Trustpilot can be played and many shady companies do it... daily. Also, would you write poems in reviews of the repair centre after they just did their job? I would still be upset at the manufacturer that the item broke in the first place and I had to go through a warranty claim.

I have read hundreds of reviews last night and I truly feel for people crying out their stories. They cannot all be wrong or coincidental as there is a pattern that I know full well as I learned the hard way. I lost my property and after months of chasing got another device with a different issue (somebody else's return). I sold it privately to minimise loss and moved on but many are naive enough to send it back to them again to get scammed a second time.

I am just trying to make people aware that this practice exists. Do not get scammed folks. Do your research. Peace!
[General Topics] Robbo.5000:
Maybe the online chat was a chatbot and got the reason for return wrong. Or maybe it's Xiaomi UK's policy to have all phones returned, where the customer has changed their mind, to have the phone inspected to ensure it's still in as new condition.

Whatever the case Xiaomi UK are within their right to nominate any company to act as their service centre agent, and as such are well within data protection laws in sending relevant customer details to any third party company chosen as their agent to act on their behalf. It's exactly the same as passing on your details to a courier to deliver the phone, and I don't see any complaint about that. You will have scrolled passed something telling you these things when skipping past the Ts and Cs.

There does not appear to be a scam, nor has anything illegal happened.

It's just unfortunate that Xiaomi UK have chosen such an apparently disreputable company to act as their service centre.
[General Topics] Fostel:
You must be mad thinking that was a chatbot.

It's obvious you did not read the reviews of the people who had their property stolen/damaged/not adequately replaced/ money extorted.

In the UK, you need to consent to your details being passed to a third party otherwise, it will be a data breach. A courier or postman cannot be compared to any Ltd. company.

You've completely missed the point so I edited the original post to make it clearer.

EOT.
[General Topics] Robbo.5000:
You gave no info either way to indicate if the online chat was real or a bot. I only gave that out as a possible cause of why Xiaomi thought you wanted to return the phone because it was broken.

I've done numerous data protection courses in the UK for various companies of worked for. I know they don't need to ask your permission. As said previously this fact would have been buried in the T's and C's.

Xiaomi UK have obviously outsourced the service centre repair work to SBE Ltd. (Along with many other manufacturers) They have the right to forward relevant information to SBE to allow SBE to do the required work on their behalf.

It is exactly the same as when the phone was delivered. Xiaomi do not deliver themselves, they outsource the work to a delivery company. In order to do this, they have to give your details to the delivery company. In order for SBE to perform their duties for Xiaomi, they too require details of Xiaomi's customers they are performing the service for.

Xiaomi (and all other manufacturers) are not allowed to send customer data that is not relevant, but they are allowed to pass on data that is relevant and required to allow SBE to do the services they are contracted to perform.

The unfortunate part of all this is that it's not financially sensible for these manufacturers to have their own dedicated UK service centres. I would guess that almost all manufacturers use SBE Ltd. because their is no other company in the UK that can compete with the scale of work SBE can do. So as customers in the UK, if you have a problem within the warranty period, you have no choice but hope SBE get it right with your phone.
[General Topics] Robbo.5000:
Now to get the point. In your case, your contract was with Xiaomi. If SBE had stuffed up your phone, whilst working on behalf of Xiaomi, then that would be between you and Xiaomi to work out. It would be Xiaomi's responsibility to deal with SBE. If Xiaomi's contractors are incompetent, that is only Xiaomi's problem to deal with.
[Windows 11] fiatman:
Is there a way to "install" the Galaxy Book Framework on my Windows 11 Laptop, so I can run the Samsung Windows Apps?

I'm using only Samsung devices, but I don't have a Galaxy Book. Bcs my Laptop is new, and the Galaxy Books are very expensive, I asked myself, can I install the Galaxy Book Framework on my laptop. I already installed the Galaxy Apps with PowerShell to bypass the Windows Store block, but when I start a Samsung Application, it says that they only work on a Samsung Galaxy Book Device.

It would be a pleasure if someone knows smth about it and shares his experience. 😍
[Windows 11] joaomiguelsm:
I have this doubt too

As Galaxy Books are expansive and uses the same OS as any other Windows notebook I think there's a way to use
[Windows 11] NANDO1413:
any solution?
[Windows 11] Village_Idiot:
There are some people who have managed to trick certain Samsung apps to work on non-Samsung Windows PC. Samsung Notes being the best example. But it isn't reliable. When Samsung updates its Windows apps, those apps stop working. I doubt it will work with the Galaxy Book Framework. IF it does, it may only work temporarily; up until Samsung updates it.
[Windows 11] christis:
Similar situation here, but I managed to get Samsung Notes working 100% perfectly on W11/64. Simple trick: Uninstall the current version from the PC, then search and download the last version that was working on Windows 11, before it was made to require the Samsung framework. That is version 4.3.150.0.

Make sure you do NOT update it from the Microsoft store or it doesn't do it automatically by itself (in settings). It will keep showing every time you do a maunal update of MS Store apps, but that's a small problem.

ON the other hand, if it's only the Notes that you want to use, you can synch them with Microsoft Onenote
[Windows 11] elenn23:
Hello Christis,

Thank you so much for sharing the details. it is really useful for me.
[Motorola Edge 30 Ultra / Motorola Moto X30 Pro] R0298:
Hi, i have a motorola edge 30 fusion stuck on boot screen. I have root run with magisk. How can I fix?
[Motorola Edge 30 Ultra / Motorola Moto X30 Pro] Jet12:
You can try use this new update with android 13 released in may 18.

lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.

lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai

mirrors.lolinet.com
[Google Pixel 7] imrock666:
I'm receiving my Google Pixel 7 tomorrow. I'm coming from Pixel 6 and before coming from a Pixel 4. The last device I rooted was Oneplus 6T and was before the pixels I've got. So, my question is, does it worth root for this device? What would be the benefits nowadays? I've got the pixel 7 from Google unlocked. Thanks in advance
[Google Pixel 7] Misuto:
To answer your question, I would say it's worth it. You can get system wide AdBlock. Some apps require it like audio mods. You can also get LSPosed and ASOPMods which will give you a bunch of tweaks on the stock rom without having to use a custom ROM, among other things, but in the end it's up to you
[Google Pixel 7] imrock666:
Thanks, for the reply. My bad about the miss understanding. The Google pay always it's patched and possibly to use? My question resides since I use it a lot
[Google Pixel 7] webhook:
Google Pay might be disabled when you root it though.
[Google Pixel 7] Newtonsart:
Im rooted and I have no problem doing payments with the NFC
[Google Pixel 7] poit:
I think that the people that use XDA are likely to be in favor of rooting, after all they are mostly hackers anyway. I have to say I haven't rooted one of my phones in years, android has gotten so good that most of the features that rooting provided are available without rooting now.

That being said, I think you know the answer. If there is something you want on your phone that you can only get by rooting, then you should root. The Pixel series seems to be very well supported by the community.
[Google Pixel 7] imrock666:
Thank you guys for the reply. I've been far from the scene but i know what you say it's right. I'll take a look to the topics to see if I need something that worth root. 👍🏻
[Google Pixel 7] O.J. Simpson:
AdAway -that's why I root, and it's worth it. I hate ads and a system wide ad blocker is awesome. Also, the AOSP mods module (you can find it on XDA) helps customize a stock rooted device very well.

*But I don't use banking apps, so if you do - root may not be worth the hassle or the security risk.
[Google Pixel 7] talksickisil:
If ad blocking is your main reason to root, you should look into things that can be done via dns from your router to every device in your home no software required. That being said, unlocking the bootloader on my Samsung tablet and pixel experience gsi actually made me appreciate some of the pixels ui. Root doesn't really matter like it used to for me, but in principle I should be allowed admin privilege on a device I paid for.
[Google Pixel 7] imrock666:
Thanks, pal. I'm still thinking in rooting the pixel 7. I've just got it but in my opinion has everything you need out of the box. Times are changing now.
[Google Pixel 7] t-ryder:
The nice thing regarding rooting are the possible extra functions you may want to add then using modules and apps. I tested many custom ROMs for the Pixel 6 and 7, but always went back to the stock ROM. With many custom ROMs I had problems, bugs and glitches. Now rooted stock plus a custom kernel is my setup of choice.

As you may know, root can be a serious security risk if you don't know what you do or if you f* up badly getting hacked or something like that. And maybe some banking apps and stuff like that won't work with a rooted device, but there's workarounds for that maybe.

I use latest stable Magisk, AdAway to block ads and tracking via systemless hosts file, and App Ops with Sui by Rikka. With App Ops you have advanced permission settings for apps, which is good for privacy.

Using App Ops and AdAway in hosts mode would not be possible without root, and for the Kirisakura Kernel a Magisk module is needed too. Swift backup, which I use for complete backups needs root too for some features.

App Ops and Swift Backup are not FOSS sadly. I wish they were and there are people saying that they can not be trusted if they are not open source. On the other side they are very well implemented apps which just work. So I use them.
[Google Pixel 7] O.J. Simpson:
Ad blocking isn't my main reason, but thanks for the advice. I've been using AdAway for over a decade and it's a simple solution on the device side of things, and I like to keep things simple. I will look into your solution for my home Wifi network though.

But rooting allows you to add or delete features, so combined with AdAway, a custom kernel, and a few modifications on my stock pixel 7 rom - I have a device that performs better, does what I want when I want, and without obnoxious ads - regardless of the network I'm on 👍
[Google Pixel 7] talksickisil:
We are on the same page about root privilege. I just figured I'd mention there are other options available if anybody reading this actually is only rooting for ad control.