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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruxlgetit:
just unlock bootloader
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohdfazrin:
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohdfazrin:
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[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] trevzv:
The first few months with my S23 ultra I used the app Batteryguru And after charging the battery, the total estimate of the load capacity was over 5100 mah, today after making a load from 10% to 100% this was the estimate

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I always charge my phone to 85% and I don't use fast charging to maintain battery health but that doesn't seem to be workingI always charge my phone to 85% and I don't use fast charging to maintain battery health but that doesn't seem to be working
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Klaudas:
No it's not dying. Stop being paranoic. It's called "estimated" because it's not a 100% correct value. Just keep using your phone, charge whenever you want. Enjoy your phone and stop thinking about such useless things.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
High temperature exposure can take a chunk out, sometimes just one exposure particularly if it's near fully charged and thermal auto shuts down.

Constant high current drain impacts it too.

Sometimes the battery will degrade on a fairly steep curve then level out for a long period of time. Case in point; my current Li is limping along at 3400mAh from it's intial 4100mAh. Been like that for half a year. It's currently 24 months old and heavily used. Expect a battery to last 1-3 years in a heavily used device or in hard service conditions.

Charging temperature matters, a lot.

Never attempt to charge an Li near freezing temperature.

Minimum start battery start charge temperature is 72F however 82F is better to avoid Li plating.

85-90F is ideal. Use cooling if needed to keep battery temperature below 100F.

Stop charging if it reaches 102F.

Power off phone if it reaches 105F during use or at idle.

Li's need heat to charge within a specific temperature range. Too low or high can cause Li plating which will permanently degrade it.

Don't sweat it. Battery replacement is part of routine maintenance and not a big deal. Replace when it reaches 80% of its original capacity (regardless of age) to avoid a failure which can destroy the device.

Any battery swelling is a failure; shut it down and replace it asap.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Fl1nt91:
We all are.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Aleks95:
this is just an estimation, the app sees how much you charge your phone and somehow estimates the number, but if you wanna know the exact number you can see it via adb.

adb shell dumpsys battery

Here in the picture you can see the number in "mSavedBatteryAsoc" that my battery is at 98%, but you can also calculate it to have a more accurate number. First you have to take the first four digits that are in the "charge counter" and devide it by your current battery level. so for me its 3167÷66%= 4798 that is how much battery i have when full chaged so i have 4798 mah and my battery is at 96% ps. i hope i explained it well edit. editet to make it more easily readable and just like @Klaudas said, dont be paranoid it doesnt matter how you use your phone the battery is going to degrade anyway and you have to change the battery after 2 years or so, its not a big deal just use your phone to the fullest and dont use the feature protect the battery that makes your phone charge till 85%, dont take me wrong its a good feature but its good if your charge the phone all the time (in the car when you are driving to the job ot at your desk with a wireless charger or something like that) so dont try to prevent something that is going to die anyways
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Jvr2022:
Based on your description, it seems that using Batteryguru initially provided a higher total estimate of the battery capacity on your S23 Ultra. However, over time, the estimate has decreased even though you follow good practices like charging to only 85% and avoiding fast charging to maintain battery health.

Battery capacity estimates can vary due to several factors, and they might not always be accurate. It's essential to remember that battery health is influenced by multiple variables, including usage patterns, charging habits, and the overall condition of the battery.

To improve battery health and maintain its capacity, you can consider the following tips:

Calibration: Try calibrating your battery by fully charging it to 100% and then letting it drain to 0% before charging it back to 100%. This process might help recalibrate the battery gauge and improve accuracy.

Avoid extreme temperatures: Keep your phone in moderate temperature conditions as extreme heat or cold can negatively impact battery life.

Charge cycle frequency: While it's good to keep your battery level between 20-80% to reduce strain, occasionally allowing it to go through a full charge cycle (0-100%) can be beneficial for the battery.

Check for battery-hogging apps: Some apps might consume more battery than others. Check your battery usage in the phone settings to identify any battery-draining apps and manage them accordingly.

Software updates: Make sure your phone's software is up-to-date, as manufacturers often release updates to optimize battery performance.

Battery replacement: If you notice a significant decrease in battery life over time and it's affecting your usage, you might consider getting the battery replaced by a qualified technician.

Remember that battery estimates are just rough indications and might not always reflect the actual capacity. Focus on maintaining healthy charging practices, and don't rely solely on these estimates as the ultimate measure of your battery's health."
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] trevzv:
This is sad

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[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] fillwithjoy1:
Just calm down, these apps aren't a magic pill. You need to be fully charging the device from 0 to 100 multiple times for it to give an accurate estimation. Key word here: estimate. These apps can help, but at the end of the day they are an estimation. If you are enjoying great battery life, then there's nothing for you to worry about
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Aleks95:
This is the most accurate you can get because this is what the system reports back, he got this number through adb, and its not just a random app.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] nmt1900:
Are values stated by Batteryguru affected by state of "Protect Battery" setting or not? It seems like other battery-related parameters stated by system itself "adapt" itself to that setting...
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] fillwithjoy1:
wdym?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Aleks95:
He means that when he enables the "Protect Battery" setting that limits the charge till 85%, if it affects the stats reading from battery guru or any other battery app.

Yes i think that the stats are going to get affected by that setting since the app reads how much your phone get charget and waits till your phone gets charget till 100%, but since you enabled "Protect Battery" thats not going to happen.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] fillwithjoy1:
Yes, the results will get impacted, due to the fact that the battery won't be at "true" 85% when protect battery kicks in.

This is due to the battery charge cycle. You see a chip (Battery Fuel Gauge IC) inside the phone reads the voltage (and batteries lose voltage as they reach closer to 0%). However, after a couple of charges the IC can get inaccurate readings in terms of how much battery is left. Now the way this is solved is by letting the device stay on 100% until it reads fully charged, where no more power can be supplied to the battery, indicating full charge. By limiting it to 85%, your battery meter may become inaccurate over time.

I will mention that I am probably wrong on what I've said, so if anybody here thinks that I'm wrong, please let me know :)
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] Bäcker:
I think it does not have an effect. I very rarely full charge, on my last phone I have been keeping the battery between 20 and 85% for 5 Years, no irregularities for my battery meter but the battery was still going strong after 5 years.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] trevzv:
To carry out this measurement, I charged up to 100% battery, and before these numbers passed 5k mah, I also noticed a reduction in my usage time, something between 40 - 1h SOT
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
The easiest way to tell the condition of the battery is with the display off with no cloud apps running (their battery usage varies).

If taken over 8-10 hour or longer period with phone/internet active and AOD on it will yield a consistent usage. As the battery ages it declines. I use Accubattery history to see the yield. For me using tap on AOD:

New: >0.4%@hr

Old nearing end of service life: 0.7%@hr or greater.

By using this method display brightness % and refresh rate doesn't throw off the results. If Google backup Transport or other cloud apps aren't disabled they will run unpredictably in the background and skew the results.

I like Accubattery history because is shows charge/discharge rate and time in numeric percentage and hours/minutes. No lame charts so it's easy to calculate the precise usage per hour. You can spot charging issues and excessive usage quickly. Lol, lots of times I disable Accubattery, to save battery when the phone's running well🤣 I also firewall block Accubattery after it's activated.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] fillwithjoy1:
How do you use the firewall in android to block access to apps?
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] blackhawk:
I'm using Karma Firewall but it's only fully functional up to Android 9. It may still block in Android 11 and higher but loses its valuable logging features with Android 10.

Haven't tried any others but they exist. Let me know if you find/test a freeware one that works well. You can try Netguard.
[Android TV General] thejowsh:
Hello all!

Has anyone tried setting the DNS nameserver setting manually on this device? (adb command, configuration file, or other)

I have tried setting the net.dns1 and net.dns2 system properities to no avail.

Currently running on Android 10 btw
[General Questions and Answers] -PiLoT-:
does anyone know were i can get camera software for the samsung omnia. i kno there is a thread started on the forum from the guy announcing coolcamera

but i tried that and it doesnt work
[General Questions and Answers] joel2009:
It doesn't look like its available right now. You may request on this thread someone has already done alot with an omnia rom dump. (they may have the resourses to do it still)
[General Questions and Answers] -PiLoT-:
cheers

jas
[Samsung Galaxy A32 5G] johnnyzin:
Hello, I need help with the secure folder on my cell phone, which is an A325M, it won't let me create it because the cell phone is rooted, is there a solution to return that guarantee?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
Has anyone gotten a replacement battery recently? I got this one from ali, claiming to be 3200mah, in reality it is ~1150. In my previous experiences random chinese batteries have 70-80% capacity, so this is definitely worse than expected. Unfortunately in europe it seems that there is no other way to aquire a battery except from ordering from china.

For reference, it weights 34g, a real 3200mah FE battery should weight 45g and a real note 7 battery 47g, so it's definitely an entirely garbage battery, not just a single unlucky one, the battery percentage is also janky on it. So please avoid this battery type altogether, these appear to be sold by many different sellers.

There are also some knockoff batteries with the samsung logo, maybe they are better. I would be surprised if there is a worse battery than this. For capacity they all seem to write 3500mah but that shouldn't worry you, it's fake after all. So at best case we should be getting ~2600mah, I got a "premium" chinese s7 edge battery recently(for a diff phone) and it measured at that capacity, weighted 42g.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] SigmundDroid:
That's confusing:

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1157mAh (should be 3200) but still 8932mWh (should be 12320) but then I see your voltage of 9.1V.

So, I'd rather think this battery is actually like 72% of nominal capacity but did you do a full recharge here?

Ah yes, the weight is always a good indicator of fakes. Samsung, GRRR!, exactly this is another reason for me stay away from this brand: No matter where you buy a Samsung battery, it's +80% fake and Samsung doesn't even care.

Finding an honest brand/seller is tough (as for me I often end up with PolarCell from Wannsee).

And AliExpress, just demand your money back if they scam you - send proof like your pictures (and weight comparison with original).
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
It's 9v because its plugged in with quick charge. I did a full charge 0-100, the battery is definitely a bust. Previously I measured it with accu battery and that reported ~1650 capacity but in reality it seems worse. I'm 100% confident in this usb meter, I have measured a ton of devices with it accurately, it's also one of the premium ones(costed 15-20$ I think, again from ali), so it's as accurate as it gets. The battery itself lasts max 3 hours sot wifi only no sim with light usage, max powersaving on with 720p res and that is on debloated stock rom with all bloat disabled, even google services not updated/logged in. Otherwise on 1440p it drains in less than 2 hours. I have already filed a dispute, we will see how that goes.

Edit: I got my money back, after providing a few videos with the usb charging meter as proof.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] SigmundDroid:
Yikes! That's bad, really bad. Wouldn't like to have such thing/bomb at home...

Good luck with ali ☘️
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
I bit the bullet and ordered another battery. I got a full refund for the previous one so I guess it's ok to be a guinea pig again.

This one seems more promising. According to a picture from a recent review, it seems to resemble a genuine note FE battery. From other reviews of batteries by the same seller-it is likely that is either old stock or a used real FE battery. Could a fake as well, my hope is that the top portion of the FE battery with the charging circuit is transparent-so you can see how that looks. On the picture, what is visible of the charging circuit also looks like a real FE battery.

So for anyone else interested-hold your money for now, I will immediately post an update when the battery arrives.

As a side note-most people are likely aware that a cell from an S7 battery fits, however I discovered that cells from most 4.7 iphones-6,6s,7,8, SE 2020 also seem to fit very comfortably. These are obviously a lot lower capacity but if anyone has such a battery laying around is it possible to solder it to the original battery's charging circuit.

If you can cope with the back glass sticking out on the battery side you can also line up two such batteries and connect them in parallel for pretty high capacity.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
I got the 2nd battery, as I expected I'm quite certain that this is a used original note FE battery.

The capacity is not impressive though, measured at about ~60% health. Still miles ahead of the first battery though and I can imagine the battery percentage will be very accurate as it has the original charging controller. Even at 60% health it still has 2/3 more capacity than the first battery as well. I'll test it out some more time, see if I can get a partial refund at least-because at 60% capacity I wouldn't call this "Class A tested well before shipping".

There is a sticker hiding the samsung logo and production date-likely 2017/2018, I'll take it off later after recording the needed proof.

This is the link of the offer:

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMCUqz4

I have also attached a screenshot incase the offer goes down, for reference.

Not that I can truly recommend it but it just seems that there is nothing better for people living outside of asia(assuming that its possible to find original samsung service pack battery there, due to the fact that this was the market where note FE was sold). This is a coinflip, whether you will get a more or less degraded battery than the one I got.

For higher capacity the only choice remaining is getting a service pack galaxy s7 battery and soldering the note 7 charging controller to it.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] SigmundDroid:
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Wait, what's the catch here? Display shows almost 15Wh, sounds solid to me? How about weight?
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
The mWh reading shows whatever it pleases I guess. The battery is supposed to be 12wh when its new, surely its not 15wh now.

I haven't measured the weight yet but Im highly confident that this is a genuine battery. The build quality, print, charging pcb and weight when I was swapping it all feels right.

I'll measure it in a few days when I'm replacing the back camera(the original one was literally drilled through, I probably have one of the ATT Note 7 units that were destroyed). Then I'll report back, I'll then take off the label as well.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] SigmundDroid:
Well, current * voltage * time = capacity (work)

But that gets moot if voltage jumps around with quick(er) charging, hence the 14983mWh should be it, eh.

Oh, that sounds nasty, good luck!
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] MaRtYy01:
Replacing the back camera is also pretty easy. You just need to use an appropriate one, international exynos cameras don't work on snapdragon model like mine. S7/edge/N7 all have compatible cameras. I installed camera from american S7e and it still doesn't work so I'll pull back this statement. Although considering that the last camera was drilled through there could be another reason for it.

Anyway after recording proof last night I got full refund for this battery as well. Measured 45g, as a real note FE battery should be. Date of production under the warranty sticker- 2017.06.23, the 17 was even scratched with a marker but I managed to clean it up.

I'll probably just use this battery, being an original one the percentage is accurate, it also seems to last acceptable time on 1080p res.

Honestly an usb tester is a MUST if you are buying batteries from ali. The customer support doesn't seem to approve accubattery, so that isn't enough on it"s own. There are cheap ones for less than $5, an expensive one isn't required.
[Note 7 Questions & Answers] Nabopitek:
Mod translation: same problem, does not pass 80%, feasible condition.

They sent me a second one that burned the phone in 2 minutes.

they promise 3600mAh, it doesn't exceed 2856mAh.

German quality made in PRC, lol

meme probleme, ne passe pas 80%, etat faisable.

ils m'en ont envoyé une seconde que a fait faire cramé le telephone en 2 minutes.

ils promettent 3600mAh, çà depasse pas 2856mAh.

qualité allemande made in RPC, lol
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 5] ekerbuddyeker:
Someone put this in an apk last year. They worked really well. I can't find the link. Anyone?
[Samsung Galaxy Watch 5] KineSight:
Here's how you can get the new watch faces from the Pixel Watch on your Wear OS 3 smartwatch

Like the new watch faces on the Pixel Watch? Download the APK and follow the steps in the post to install them on your Wear OS 3 smartwatch.

www.xda-developers.com
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] pradeepp91:
1 what is selinux status means

2 how to make imei backup and where it is used ?

3 should i flash cherish os in my main device ? I'm scared of hardbrick
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] BloxetPL:
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3. Sure, use this tutorial: https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-how-to-install-custom-rom-on-fleur-device.4606709/
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] pradeepp91:
If I made some mistake and my device becomes completely dead and doesn't boot up is it possible to recover from method 1 you shared or any other method ? Many people said to not use custom roms in mediatek device coz of that reason
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] BloxetPL:
It's easy to unbrick, here is the link: https://xdaforums.com/t/go-back-to-miui-2-methods.4594535/

Use second method
[Redmi Note 11S 4G / POCO M4 Pro 4G (fleur)] pradeepp91:
Hey is it possible to take IMEI backup without custom recovery ?
[Touch Cruise General] richardloewenherz:
:confused: :confused:

Hi,

help needed, i want to block my internet-connection via 3G...

Instructions needed...

THX

RL
[Touch Cruise General] Imyman:
Use Schaps Advanced config. It does what your looking for.
[Touch Cruise General] hambola:
If you want to block only 3G and leave Edge/GSM, you can disable the 3g radio through certain comm managers or phone settings. If you want to leave 3g but not hsdpa you can do that through the settings in the phone. if you want to disable all data connections then there are applications to do that, search for them on the forum. or you can always not setup the network's data settings and it will never connect. Or switch the "Programs that auto connect to the Internet should use" to My Work Network or something not configured.
[Touch Cruise General] Deleted member 831172:
Hi all, for this purposes and several other settings, I recommend PocketToolman 2. Is available may be in the forum and in some freeware sites.

JM
[Touch Cruise General] InfX:
You may want to try this little application: http://www.modaco.com/content/pocket-pc-software/246171/new-free-utility-nodata/
[Samsung Galaxy A22 4G] Balooooo:
Can someone help me how to root with a video tutorial?
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] IROCK13:
I bought a flip3 off FB marketplace and it's blacklisted is there any way I can still use it. I am just a college kid and cannot afford another phonelol.
[Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3] V0latyle:
If it's blacklisted, it's stolen. Either the owner reported it stolen, or they closed their account with their carrier before they paid off the phone, and didn't return it like they're supposed to.

This is why you should always use Swappa to buy phones. The only way you'll be able to use it is via WiFi. I would suggest that you seek a refund from the seller but my guess is they're long gone now.
[Xiaomi Mi 11] dromaczek:
Hi, which rom android 13 with working miui camera is best?

thx, Pawęł
[Xiaomi Mi 11] C7TJFVB7-CAZ:
Spark OS give it a try ;) still quiet a bit battery drain and heat, less charge speed but performance is miles better, different world on that one+ a slightly modded camera with LEICA Mods tho mostly stock cam with an added bonus :*

https://spark-os.live/download/venus :coffee: