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[Red Magic 8 pro] Phaze1585:
tri that this morning and it doesn’t work for me. Maybe I do need to rest the phone but, Im Al just kind of over this. I thank you for trying to help me though.
[Red Magic 8 pro] thevirgonian:
I saw this in a Reddit thread, and I tried it for Nova, and so far it is working for me..."the fix is disable usage access for digital wellbeing in the settings. go to the permissions for wellbeing and disable usage access."

I can't believe it is working for me. I was actually about to return this phone because of the launcher issue, but it seems to be fixed now...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
For some reason,

When the original message is (post/attachment).

Messenger doesn't show/link the message I replied to.

Instead,

It only shows (my message)

+ "you replied to person"

But works fine with text messages, images, links.

https://ibb.co/CmtBVMSView attachment 5978881

The problem is (left side image) :

when someone sends me an FB post (text/img/vid)

as a "send post"

– like for example, the left side of the attached image here –

it doesn't show what I replied to. And I'm unable to press the "original message" to scroll up to it. Because it doesn't show it in the first place.

Expected behavior (right side image)

unlike when they copy and send me the link,

Or send a regular text or (upload) any image or vid to our chat,

– like for example, the right side of the attached image –

It shows it as the "original message" when I reply to it.

And links it to the message and I can scroll up to it when I press it.

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What's causing this bug or how do I fix it?

- It doesn't happen to my friends.

- it happens with Messenger (official)

- it happens with Messenger reVanced

- it happens with Samsung dual messenger

- same issue with FB lite (not sure if normal)

My device :

- Samsung Galaxy A13

- Android 13

- Non rooted
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
It's normal

It shows the spoiler of the link , not the link itself

It might be an update 🙂
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
The issue is not with the "link" messages.

Those are normal.

The problem is, when someone sends me an FB post/video

– like for example, the left side of the attached image here –

it doesn't show what I replied to. And I'm unable to press the "original message" to scroll up to it. Because it doesn't show it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
It seems that there is a bug in messenger app !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
What's causing this bug or how do I fix it?

- It doesn't happen to my friends.

- it happens with Messenger reVanced

- it happens with Samsung dual messenger

- same issue with FB lite (not sure if normal)

My device :

- Samsung Galaxy A13

- Android 13

- Non rooted
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Huh ?

What about messenger app (normal one)

Also why tf messenger revanced was made ?!

Try to use Messenger lite

It works with normal FB and FB lite
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Sorry for not being clear.

It happens with stock Messenger as well.

I tried other alternatives to see if I can replicate the bug.

Revanced is ad-free.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Unfortunately Messenger Lite doesn't have reply function
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Ok

You can try messenger lite to see if it is not buggy

Oh yes I forgot 🥲!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Unfortunately,

Messenger Lite doesn't have reply function.

And all previous "reply messages" are shown as a standalone message with no link to any original message.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Do you use beta version?

Try to use stable or vise versa
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
I checked now, not on beta program.

I even tried different accounts, cleared cache/data, installed and reinatalled.

I'm not sure what caused it. Because it used to act normal before.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Try to use beta

(If u can't get it from Google play get it from the web)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Just installed the official beta from Google Play.

Same issue unfortunately.

I will try to update the system software.

Hopefully it works.

If you have different solution please let me know, I'm really thankful for your input.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Send a bug report in the in-app report

And I guess it maybe happened because of your screen display,

Did u try to wipe app data + Meta app installer + Meta app manager + meta services app ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Tried wiping data for Messenger and all 3 meta apps. Unfortunately no results.

I sent a bug report.

But what do you mean by screen display?

Also, system update didn't fix it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
The app maybe recognized your screen wrongly

Screen display means the width and height of your screen 👍

Like 720 ×1520
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Oh I see!

But why it didn't happen before?

Or why would that affect the appearance of the repiled-to message?

And is there a way to fix it?

It's really frustrating me tbh
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
For now

Wait for replies from FB support and try to get every latest update
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rootenshi:
Ok, will do.

Thank you so much for your time, effort, and response. Your help is greatly appreciated!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
You are welcome, bro 😄♥️
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] thomasA28:
Hello everyone,

I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 11s, bought new not even 1 month ago. It's stuck in recovery mode and turns back on, hangs on logo and restarts in recovery mode all the time since last night.

I have a reboot mode that does not work, the safe mode does the same thing. The "connect with Miassistant" mode does not work either.

I still have the Wipe Data mode but the problem is that I will lose all my photos and when we have just had a child it bothers me to be polite. I went to the store, they want to take it back because it's still under warranty, but it's not the phone's problem, it's the data inside. The seller at Wefix, he told me that it was a recurring problem for 1 good year and he can't do anything since he takes care of the "physical" part of the breakages / breakdowns.

I manage to have a "FastBoot" logo in orange, when I press power + volume key -. I don't know if that can help...

Questions :

Would it be possible to recover the data?

If factory restore "wipe data", is it possible to find the files?

If you have any leads...I'm lost..

PS: I don't have a gmail cloud for photos, I checked but nothing in it.. And no SD card

Thank you in advance and sorry if my English is not good, I'm French =)

Thomas
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[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] mvikrant97:
You have to flash the device in BROM mode with same firmware that is currently installed on the device by unchecking the userdata partition.
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] thomasA28:
Ok, but I have no idea what is installed on it. And what software should I use? I would need if you can help me, all the steps step by step because I am really new to this but I intend to get there with your help.
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] mvikrant97:
I will be able to help you on Saturday. I'm busy with other stuff.

Thankyou!
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] thomasA28:
That would be really great of you. I am available until the end of August because I am on vacation. I'll send you a private message if you want. many thanks !
[Google Pixel 6a] Renz1er:
As the title suggests, I want to get the Pixel 6A, as its price dropped to 330 USD in my country. Its a solid phone and but I had few queries and wanted some insights from current owners before I make the decision.

First and foremost, my concern is regarding the heating issue. How bad is it and has it improved?

Does it get too hot when recording 4k videos? And how long can you record 4k videos without the camera app closing on its own?

Does using normal apps (Instagram, Youtube, GCAM) cause it to heat up?

Does using a third party kernel reduce heating issues?

Secondly, the network connectivity issues. Is it still persistent? Like mobile network strength dropping or being unavailable in few tight situations and areas?

Thirdly, are there any problems related to the device you faced which I should be concerned of?

Lastly, would you recommend buying the Pixel 6A?

Hope you guys would kindly help me out on these questions. Thanking you all in advance!
[Google Pixel 6a] arnii5:
I own my Pixel 6a for exactly a year now. I don't really have any complaints and love the device over my previous phones. Note: I've had cheap phones (was a student before this phone) and only 1 android one device, so first time experience with decent hardware and clean android.

As per your questions:

Heating:

I don't really record 4K videos as I don't need that quality and prioritize cloud storage space over 4K phone recordings. Maybe others can guide you here.

No normal apps don't heat it up (only first week or so, then it adapts to your behaviour). I do have quite a thick protective case so that minimizes a bit the temperature feeling for me, although I don't experience excessive heat or performance throttling.

Maybe, I don't use other kernels.

Network connectivity will probably depend on where you live and go to + the service provider. Here, in Belgium, I don't experience any difficulties. And I've traveled with it to the Ardennes in Belgium (sometimes remote in nature), Italy (Dolomites, Como lake, Toscane region), France (Alps), Amsterdam, some day trips here and there. I'm not always on the phone then, but when I did i seem to remember having reception and internet. Except for the few times when none of my friends with other phone brands did neither.

Fingerprint reader could be a bit better, but it has improved a lot over the year with updates. Right now it's just about normal for an optical fingerprint reader to sometimes fail.

I totally recommend buying the device. It has timely updates, good photo quality, a nice screen, clean android software, pixel features, ... However it's a year old now, if you can I would try to find a deal closer to 300USD/EUR. That said, I managed to get one at 317 for my dad last month and he's happier than ever with it.
[Google Pixel 6a] sidnynastay:
Purchased mine in March of '22 and absolutely love it still, the overheating hasn't really been an issue with my daily use amount other than 1 or 2 occasions but that was cause I was using it while plugged in while also outdoors. Connectivity has been pretty rock solid (I'm in central Colorado) in my experience, but there are randoms times that when on a T-mobile based connection it will completely lose signal for about 15-30 seconds before picking it back up. Usually just a quick airplane mode on/off toggle solves it right away. For the current price that you can get the 6a either on amazon or especially Google them selves I definitely would recommend picking one up. I feel like I'm not going to upgrade til probably the 9a with how well it's been working for my personal needs over the last 17 months, battery doesn't even seem to have dropped the slightest in holding a charge and screen on time use to boot.
[Google Pixel 6a] Renz1er:
Thank you so much for your reply, really appreciate it! But, some people stated that using it in a warmer environment causes the temp to rise and cause apps to close, as the phone keeps state device too hot.

Majority of the other accounts I have heard regarding the device is mainly related to heating. Still kind of concerned about it.

Thank you to you too for the your reply, really appreciate it! So basically the issues are minimal and can be overlooked? They don't cause serious issues for day to day usages?
[Google Pixel 6a] arnii5:
What country/climate do you live in? For me in Belgium this has never been an issue. We have a rather dull summer right now but there's been days of 28-30 degrees (84-86 fahrenheit) the past 2 months. I've experienced 30-37 degrees (86-98 fahrenheit) in Italy and it still managed fine, took a lot of pictures, used Google Maps for navigation, searched online for information etc.

If you do live in a more warm climate all year round, I guess it's best to find someone's experience in your area or a similar climate. Try asking in the Pixel subreddit for your area, sure someone will report back :)
[Google Pixel 6a] mlolz93:
i am a pixel 6a owner, upgraded from 4a 5g, i actually perfere my 4a as the shape and size was better. i am in the uk and weve been in 25c and my phone has overheated while in use, never over heated to poweroff but when updating, downloading or any excessive use as well as camera then the phone has heated up and given warnings, but for the most part its been fine, i can see this phone struggling in warmer climates.

and for networking, i tether off of my phone everyday, and it does fine but ive only 4g coverage, and like a previous commenter i have had networking issues where switching to airplane and back fixed it.
[Google Pixel 6a] ryan92084:
Disclaimer: While 5g is available where i live 4g often has significantly better coverage so ymmv if your 5g is stronger than mine.

In my experience leaving 5g off fixes both your concerns. The phone already runs warmer with 5g on and coupled with the fact that it tries too hard to grab poor 5g signals it ends up roasting itself. If you don't care about 5g its a solid device. No clue if the samsung modem is the issue or just google's implementation of that modem but it seems to be an issue across the product line atm.
[Google Pixel 6a] neo_lithic3K:
The 6a is, overall, a good phone that I would recommend.

Regarding heat, it does get warm when it's doing alot of processing, eg when I just installed a new custom rom, but it also warms up sometimes when I don't expect it to (ie, when I'm not doing anything with the phone that would warrant alot of processing). Most of the time, the warmth going away after a few minutes, but there were rare occassions where I had to reboot the phone and everything was fine afterwards. The phone also gets warm when I'm charging the phone and playing a game at the same time. These are NOT dealbreakers for me though.

There was a heat incident when I was in a foreign country though. It was hot outside, maybe 80 degrees fahrenheit, and I've already been using the phone to take pictures, on and off, for an hour in the shade and in sunlight. Then when I took it outside in direct sunlight to take more pictures, the phone started to lag and the interface would barely respond. Within a few miutes, the camera app stopped working and I couldn't even exit the camera app; the entire phone just froze or lagged so badly that nothing worked. I tried rebooting it a few times and shielded it from the sunlight, but nothing worked. Phone went back to normal after a few minutes when I went indoors. All my other friends, who had iphones -- their phones worked fine.

I don't record 4k video for very long. No noticeable issues.

It doesn't heat up using regular apps unless it's processing something new. For example, if I just installed a new custom rom, some apps may be updating itself with new data. But otherwise, it doesn't heat up with instagram, youtube, etc.

I rarely use custom kernels. Haven't noticed any heat issues specific to custom kernels.

I don't normally have issues with mobile network signal strength. The only times I do have signal strength issues, eg in the back of a restaurant in specific locations, my friends' iphones also have issues.
[Google Pixel 6a] Zaxx32:
Same here...luv this phone! My old P4a was a great lil' phone but that was part of my only gripe....it was just a little TOO little 😬.

But...I bought my 6a during the pre-order / trade-in sale. Since my P4a was in perfect condition due to a good Spigen case and a screen protector...it had zero scratches/scuffs on the back or on the screen. Plus a strong battery...was rarely charged past 90%...meant that I got the max google trade in value of $300 for my 4a...PLUS a free pair of Pixel Buds A too! So, the $300 trade-in plus the free $100 buds means I only had $50 'invested' in my 6a! So ofc I have NO regrets...and no overheating or signal issues either! 😁

The fingerprint scanner was a lil too damn picky but after the second A13 update, it was fine...u just got to pay attention when entering your initial FP scan...follow the little animation exactly, don't just start tapping rapidly. Also I entered a 2nd set of 'key' prints...of the same finger. That got it to scan on the first try 95% of the time. By the 3rd or 4th update of A13, they pretty much had any lil' leftover issues 'buffed out'.

I rooted with Magisk and added the 'AOSP' module, the safety net fix and the 'doze/optimize GMS' module (to keep google from sucking too much battery in the background...along with other various tweaks & settings, you can save approx. 20-25% battery depending on what appz u run and the 'per app' permissions you set. Magisk root w/LSposed gives u almost total control over ur phone...and it's addictive. 🥴👊
[Google Pixel 6a] ctfrommn:
6 series is pretty bad. I wouldn't spend $300+ on a 6a at this point. Heat and poor connectivity is a real issue with all of these.
[Google Pixel 6a] arnii5:
How does the 7a compare, is it significantly better at these things you mention? Just wondering how Google dealt with this, not upgrading myself. As a previous person here said, when disabling 5G (which i don't really have in the area) leaves out almost all of these issues.
[Google Pixel 6a] cubandanger05:
I own a 7a, same issues as the 6a regarding network connections (Tmobile). The phones simply suck at switching between towers it seems. Never had this issue with the 5.
[Google Pixel 6a] Lada333:
The heating issue has never been a big problem for me. Sure, the device gets hot sometimes while being used, but it's no biggie. I haven't experienced any overheating when recording 4K video either.

Connectivity issues are on a hardware level, so if you live/spend most of your time where there's bad cell reception, expect horrible battery life (and possibly a constantly warm device).
[Google Pixel 6a] ctfrommn:
Overheating and heat issues are two different things. No phone should ever "overheat" but the temps this reaches under normal conditions is unacceptable. This is the worst modern I've ever seen in a phone and Google signing off on it is a sad state.
[Google Pixel 6a] registradus:
I've had mine for 2 weeks, running the Android 14 beta. Haven't experienced any issues with overheating or connectivity
[Google Pixel 6a] ctfrommn:
Then you're either always on WiFi or have exceptional cell coverage
[Google Pixel 6a] Lada333:
I mean, honestly, it's not that bad in my experience. I live in a capital city, so surely, there's bound to be good coverage, and it indeed does not drain the battery fast or make the device constantly warm. When I go to a pub that's underground, yeah, it does drain the battery, but there's literally barely any coverage to make phone calls, mobile data is unavailable there (even at the bar, you can't always pay with credit card, because they don't have internet).

When I visit my parents who live in the countryside, I get about one or two bars of "connection" (for the lack of a better word), but even then the idle overnight drain goes from 0.5% to 1.5-2%, and the device never stays constantly warm.

I'd say you'll have a horrible time with the 6a if you have horrible coverage, as opposed to only having a good time if you've always got exceptional coverage.
[Google Pixel 6a] ctfrommn:
I've owned Google devices since 2010 and these are the worst of any for modem related issues, temps, and battery drain while on cell networks and it's not that close.

No device should be hitting 40c+ in normal use on cell data. Let alone one on a modern soc.
[Google Pixel 6a] Sumedh_:
I've extensively tested and used Pixel 6a for a year now in various environments from tropical/sub-tropical to desert and cold climates.

The phone only overheats only in 1 condition:

Recording 4k for 15min+ straight in a warm or sub-tropical climate.

The phone gets warm in some of these conditions:

• Using Mobile data, especially 5g in sub-tropical and warm climates.

• Playing games like Genshin Impact, COD etc for longer duration..... especially Genshin.

• While charging in warm climate/surrounding. This might impact battery health in longer duration but Pixel's Adaptive charging AI stuff kinda balances it out so no worries.

Other aspects:

• There are no network issues although the modem isn't as strong as something like on SD8gen2 but it's wifi signal pickup is somehow better than my old iphone 13 pro in some areas.

• Staying on mobile data + 5g drains your battery more compared to the newer modems.

• Battery standby time at night may vary from 3-10% so it's not that great if you ask me but the battery lasts whole day with no issues so I've no complaint when it comes to battery.

• Speakers, Haptics, build etc is all great.

• Camera's are exceptional although the portrait mode edge detection and Low-light videos aren't as great. Maybe cuz I've S23U and Iphones with me too. Night-mode, Main camera, selfies, daylight videos etc are all top notch.

• If you like brighter and appealing rendition of human subjects, Iphones and Samsung flagships(not budget ones) do a better job. Google keeps it very real which you may or may not like.

• Software experience is the best tbh. Great animations, fluidity etc.

• Display colour calibration is great too and so is it's HDR processing. The brightness is good too but something like S21Fe is slightly brighter and the colours over Samsung too are more vivid. Pixel is mostly natural though which kind helps in editing.

• Social media apps work well on it, no issues whatsoever. It's integration with Instagram camera and Snapchat is as good as on S23U....it sometimes takes even better shots than S23U from Instagram camera.

• The AI stuff like voice recorder, voice typing etc is great here too and actually makes me come back to using this device.

Lastly,

If you want great software, cameras, haptics, speakers etc get the Pixel 6a. It punches way above it's weight for the current price.

If you need a 3x lens, more punchy screen or more One UI features etc get something like S21Fe.

If performance and fast-changing is your top priority, get the Chinese OEMs.

Hope that helps!

Cheers 🥂