yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nothing Phone 1] kiritoxd:
First of all, great rom, just flashed and most stuff are very smooth and good but there are some bugs/issues?:

1. Double tapping the statusbar, quick settings panel, lockscreen still turns the phone off after disabling the AICP extra feature.

2. When playing music and if i were to change the output of the volume to another device (ex. headphones to speakers), when clicking the icon in the volume panel, phone "crashes" and gets sent to lockscreen. Audio still playing throughout.

Attached are the icon i was talking about and i tried to get the shortest logcat i could from pressing the icon to the lockscreen.

View attachment 6021158

Logs (https://pastebin.com/t6tfBfcg)
[Nothing Phone 1] kiritoxd:
Additional stuff i found:

1: The "Long press on fingerprint sensor to unlock phone" does not work. I would still need to wake my found to unlock.View attachment 6021162

I also have factory resetted and reflashed this rom twice to make sure and the issues above still persists.
[Nothing Phone 1] banmancity:
What camera does this rom use? Gcam?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] byproxy:
EDIT: Figured it out. There's a toggle in the passwords & accounts screen for "automatically sync app data". I had initially toggled this off. But when you do that, you have no finite control over what does and doesn't sync for each account. I toggled it back on and was able to regain that control. Just an FYI for anyone else with the issue.

So it's been a while since I've been on a pixel (coming from S22U). I've added a google account and I want to turn OFF the sync for certain items, but the toggle switches aren't there. What am I missing? All I seem to be able to do at the moment is initiate a sync - for everything - or cancel a sync - for everything. There's not way to turn on or off the sync for specific items.

Thanks for the help!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mang0:
Hmm. Mine does have the feature under Passwords and Accounts > click Google account > click Account sync. Then toggle the switches.
[Introductions] gr0m1t:
I'm here because there doesn't seem to be any manual for my device online. I have 2 sim cards in the device and I need to swap them round I think one operates on 3 or 4G and the other operates on 2G. My most important sim seems to be in the 2G slot and gets dreadful reception. My problem? I cant get my second sim card out. All the pictures online show a tray with space for 2 sim cards. My tray has only space for one sim card. I remember thinking it was going to be hard getting the other sim out, but short of undoing some tiny screws, I can't figure it out.

So there's a little pin hole behind the original sim card cover to allow the second sim tray to be popped out. Sorry I couldn't figure it out til I had posted.
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] jackwang050203:
Hi guys,

I recently switched from Sony Xperia 1 iii to s23 ultra but I noticed the pop-up clipboard editor function is missing which I believe it's an Android 13 feature.

Is it not implemented in this phone?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] runs:
use 3rd input or turn on edge panel
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] jackwang050203:
I did use the Samsung edge panel clipboard, just wondering about the original clipboard pop up for android 13. Thanks
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dantheobserver:
I recently picked up a 9 Pro after using a 7 Pro as my primary phone for several years. My 7 Pro has been on crDroid 9.2 since March and I'd like to install the latest version of crDroid on the 9 Pro.

Ideally, I'd be thrilled if I could migrate all data to my new phone (apps, contacts, photos, etc.), including all configurations and preferences. My OP7P is rooted and I'd like to keep the same apps and settings when I migrate to the new phone.

So, is it possible to essentially move the contents of the old phone after installing the latest version of crDroid on the new one? I assume there would be some configuration challenges, but thought the fact that I'm sticking with crDroid might make the transfer more seamless.

Thanks!
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Nimueh:
You can use Migrate, Swift Backup or any other backup solution for your apps. Some of those will backup calls/SMS etc as well, but device settings/preferences can't be copied over. Google's normal backup does some of them though, like ringtones or wifi preferences, but that's about it.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] dantheobserver:
Thanks for the reply! This confirms my suspicions. I'll be sure to make all necessary backups of my old device before starting the installation process on the new one.
[Wear OS Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mm11751:
My working company want to inside esim in android watch which is android 8.1, but I check some information that offical Android API can't support esim which below android 9, someone can help me to do it with any other ways, thanks!

google offical site: https://source.android.com/docs/core/connect/esim-overview

The eUICC APIs in Android 9 make it possible for mobile network operators to create carrier-branded apps to manage their profiles directly. This includes downloading and deleting subscription profiles owned by the carrier, as well as switching to a profile owned by a carrier.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] axlaxeman:
Hey All,

I am prostrating myself at your feet in the hopes you can solve a massive problem I am having.

I'm coming to the Raphael from having used an iPhone, in which I can have more than one mobile phone number for each contact. So on my mac address book, and on my iphone, contacts that have more than one mobile number have entries like:

Example Person

Mobile: xxxxxxxxxxx

Mobile: xxxxxxxxxx

which can be called/texted/whatever.

Using my raphael, though, it only recognises one mobile number, with no ability to add more mobile numbers.

This means, for example, that you would have

Example Person

Mobile: xxxxxxxxx

Other: xxxxxxx

the issue with that is it won't let me text to a number that is not the mobile number, and so I basically have to rewrite my entire address book.

I'm hoping someone here has a fix or software that will help me out.

It's a bit strange in this day and age to expect that people will only have the one mobile number.

Thanks,

Axl
[Android Head-Units] mr.incredible:
I have a 10.1" JCAC10003 based Android Head Unit. I have successfully upgraded the firmware. I even have found some new tidbits here and there. I kind a like the unit except for a few problems. WiFi connection is SLOOOW. Not a big deal, I didn't buy it for Internet connectivity. The original firmware Android Auto did not connect. It does now. I bought off of eBay a Bluetooth steering wheel control. It will pair but never connects.

My problem is. I have hated the fact that at night you cant see the touch buttons down the left side of the unit. Why don't they put back lighting on the buttons?

During the updates those buttons are flashing! There is back lighting! Now, how do it turn them on?
[Android Head-Units] mr.incredible:
I found my own answer. Counter to normal logic, setting the colorful lights settings to Auto turned mine on.

Thanks to @TorstenH for his answer in PM. I will now have to check my wiring to make sure the ILL wire is connected. I thought I did.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bush911:
I am hesitant to upgrade my Pixel 6 to Android 14 because I fear losing XpivacyLUA
[Google Pixel 4 XL Questions & Answers] neilchouGTX:
Hi everyone,

I'm doing research on power saving for cell phones, and I want to make the Pixel 4 XL able to lower the screen refresh rate to 30Hz or 20Hz by modifying the system, is there any way to do that?

Can the Pixel 4 XL use Kernel modifications or any software to lower the refresh rate below 60Hz, or is the panel hardware limited to 60Hz or 90Hz?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flips100101:
So, a few years back (think january 2021) the device i mentioned in the title randomly borked itself.

I'll provide info as needed.
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZG_DEV:
Can you check if you have access to fastboot, download mode, anything?
[Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flips100101:
Forgot to reply for a while lol, the device f'ing died completely like 2 weeks ago, no LED anymore =(
[Realme C3 Questions & Answers] amsa12:
I want to flash realme ui 2.0 on my realme c3 phone

I searched alot on the firmware only I can find rmx 2027 not rmx 2020 model please guys I want the firmware and the way to do it

And I want the whole realme ui 2 I don't want debloated firmware.

Thank you for reading this and I hope you help me.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] motoridersd:
My restore is failing from Google Backup. I made it on the 7 Pro and trying it on the 8 Pro.

I wiped the 7 because I traded it in at Best Buy, and I heard someone else was also having problems with their Pixel 8. Anyone else run into this?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] toby913:
I had the issue coming from iphone 14 pro max. Had to try it 5 times. I just blamed it on apple purposefully making it difficult to get rid of the phone. Copying media and all took me more then 2h.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] dvdman2k:
Same here. I've made a local and Google drive back up. Hopefully it gets sorted soon

Android 13 to 14
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] motoridersd:
I was running Android 14 on the 7 before moving to the 8, and a backup had been made at 3 AM the morning I got the new phone.

I was just able to restore the backup to my original Pixel without an error. It's still downloading things, but I am not seeing messages newer than 2020 for some reason. I'll let it finish and see if it gets it all. If it does, I'll do a phone to phone transfer to the 8.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] dvdman2k:
i left whats app on m yxperia 1 iv, my sim card is now in pixel 8, whats app is still working on xperia.

i tried the transfer chats option and it seems to be working.

hope you get your sorted
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] motoridersd:
Thanks. WhatsApp kept crashing on the original Pixel when trying to restore the media, so I gave up. I was using the beta app on the 7, left the beta program and stillf failed to restore on the 8. This might be a good time to just start from scratch. I'm disabling backups and will try a restore at another time if there seems to be a resolution.
[General Topics] ZG_DEV:
Nice to see that but Droidwin actually steals guides from XDA as some users says here
[General Topics] Crislcg22:
Hi, I have the same problem with the same tablet and I have the bootloader locked, do you know any way to unlock it?
[General Topics] Crislcg22:
I´m stuck on bootloader mode
[Motorola Moto G52] Santos32344:
Como inicio o TWRP no meu Moto G52? Estou tentando fazer o root

Mod Edit: English Translation Below

How do I start TWRP on my Moto G52? I'm trying to root
[Motorola Moto G52] Clark Joseph Kent:
Please post in English as per forum rules. Thank you.
[Motorola Moto G52] otrapxda:
this rooting method worked for me https://www.androidinfotech.com/42973-root-moto-g52-android-12-magisk/
[Nokia C10 / C20] mozaffart:
i wanna get a dump from my phone and my phone isn't rooted! how can i do this?

when go to recovery mode i have no options and "no command" appeared in phone screen.

i go to recovery mode with "adb reboot recovery"
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] boynuudle:
Purchased a Samsung S23 ultra today and am unable to remove retail mode.. It wants a code but any codes ive found don't work. I used to root phones back in the day but have been out of the loop for some time. Any help is greatly appreciated as it was alot of money for me.. TY in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra] RandomHelper:
A quick Google-search brought up this video. Another way could be to get the phone's firmware from Sammobile, Frija or any other tool/website you trust and flash it through Odin-mode, but that could very well end up bad if your phone is FRP-locked.

Cheers!
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
Posting here my findings of the thermometer on Pixel 8 pro, hopefully will help someone.

From my research, looks like Google prevents all access to permission

com.google.sensor.permission.FAR_INFRARED_TEMPERATURE

unless the app is a system app (i.e.

└── system
└── app
└── Thermometer
└── Thermometer.apk

(credit for above: chenxiaolong)

I tried to decompile and enable the body temp readings, but upon recompiling, sensor becomes unavailable. (screenshot below)

Looks like there are P8Ps out there being used as FDA investigational devices.

Google has hardcoded emissivity values for different materials, i was able to pull the exact values

As seen in the screenshot, food_organic option is 0.95. Quick google search tells me human skin emissivity is accepted to be 0.98, so while google is gatekeeping the body temp readings, "Food & Organic" will be the closest.

Further tinkering with Shizuku yielded no results. We won't be able to get access to the temperature sensor unless the device is rooter.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] foobar66:
It is still horrendously wrong ... my body temp is 32,7 celcius ... should be 37 ... but thanks for posting the details.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
Pick "Food & Organic", measure forehead temperature and add about +2-3 degrees to the celsius measurement.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Deleted member 11872899:
That's the surface temp I guess. Shouldn't be that wrong imo.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Morgrain:
Where did you try to take the temperature?

Surface temperature of the skin is NOT your core temperature. There is a reason why the safest way to get the actual temperature is to insert the thermometer into the rectum of a human.

From Wikipedia:
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Mrowkarz123:
Skin temperature is NOT body temperature. To show body temperature based from skin temperature needs some additional calculations and must be measured in specific parts of the body (for example forehead). That's why, if you take medical and industrial infrared thermometers, they will show different temperatures, because the medical one has additional calculations for body temp.

To get that in P8P they need an FDA aproval to make sure the calculations are showing correct temp. And for accuracy, the measurement will have to be done exactly as they will show in the instructions ( different parts of the body have various difference between skin and body temp, so the calculations designed for specific type of measuremend will not show a correct value in different part of the body).
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
There is no need for additional calculations. They just need to add "skin" that has an emissivity of 0.98.

P8P's thermometer calculates the surface temperature using the Stefan Bolztmann law (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan–Boltzmann_law)

Measuring forehead temperature will give exactly that - the forehead temperature. It will be lower than core temperature and therefore fever thresholds would need to be adjusted. For example, it's perfectly normal for the forehead to have 91-94°F or 32.7-34.4°C.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] CHH2:
@Morgrain hits the nail on the head. The gold standard for taking human temperatures is to actually insert a thermometer into the body. Surface temps are mediocre at best. Rectal, oral, or even arm pit would all be better than surface.

A lot of people will come back with,"Yeah but my doctor's office uses surface all the time." Your doctor's office probably also uses BMI which is extremely well known to be a horrible measurement. They taught us BMI calculations at uni and then told us to never ever use them. That was back in the 90s.

So why does your doctor's office use surface and not an insertion method like they used to? Cost and perception. Both use a measuring device and that's where the surface one stops. Insertion will obviously require some way to keep the probe sterile. Those sleeves have to be made using a plastic with a known heat transmission value and porosity (or lack of porosity) versus using just any material. Or, the item needs to be autoclaved between uses.

That's cost. Then there is perception. Even though you sit there and watch the nurse or doctor put the clean cover on, a lot of people will still sit there and wonder about this probe that's been in everyone else's mouth. (Or wherever) No one ever wonders who else's forehead that laser was pointed at from a distance.

And that's why this is the stupidest feature they could have added. The average Joe and Karen wielding this thing won't have a clue how wildly skin surface temp can swing and what all can affect it. There were so many better uses for that space.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] MasterJack:
Ah it works... now I just need to clean my phone....:p
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] rester555:
Ah, since hard-coded, no other emissivity values can be added? Some form of signature verification of the file I assume in system?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SkylinesHD:
Shouldn't it be possible to spoof signature using root?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] rester555:
Might be worth exploring.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] CHH2:
Ok, this is where I'm out of my depth (Although, I'm making a kind of an educated guesstimation based off the software I work with at work which deals with pharmacies.) and I didn't hear any mention of it this year but I'm guessing the P8P still have a Titan security chip, yes? And would think that once the thermometer app starts generating health data that it would need to be secured. Since the one we have right now doesn't generate health data, it doesn't need to be secured. So what are the chances that once they get FDA clearance, we get a different version of the app that has to run through a higher/any data security protocol? And possibly even some added stuff to the phone's firmware?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
As far as I've researched into the decompiled Thermometer app, there's no indication of additional security necessary because the data that it gathers through the infrared sensor is either (1) momentarily destroyed or (2) once FDA approved, most likely be sent to "Google Fit" or saved somewhere encrypted.

It's already impossible to access the sensor using a 3rd party app. Any attempt to access the sensor will trigger

Tried enabling a sensor (MLX90632 FIR Temperature) without holding com.google.sensor.permission.FAR_INFRARED_TEMPERATURE

If I try to manually grant the permission using

adb shell pm grant com.package.name com.google.sensor.permission.FAR_INFRARED_TEMPERATURE

the result is

Exception occurred while executing 'grant':
java.lang.SecurityException: Permission com.google.sensor.permission.FAR_INFRARED_TEMPERATURE requested by package_name is not a changeable permission type

So yeah, the sensor is completely inaccessible to anyone but Google, so I doubt any additional security protocol is necessary.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] CHH2:
As a software tester, I don't see anything that counters my questions.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Major Tokage:
I disabled the app cuz I'll never use and it's stupid
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SkylinesHD:
If we somehow manage to use the thermometer permission, we could make a live updating thermometer measure app without needing to press anything. That'd be sick
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
That's exactly what I wanted to do. The sensor broadcasts temperatures in near realtime, so a nice UI can be designed with dynamic color based on the sensed temperature.

There are many use cases for this sensor but Google locked it and it's limited to their thermometer app that was probably designed by an intern.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SkylinesHD:
I'm not sure how to test the permissions, but we could try:

a. Adding the app to /system/priv-app

b. Renaming the package name to the Google thermometer and uninstalling google thermometer

However, both of course requires root
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Renate:
Some other things to try:

I'm not sure if signatures are checked on /system/framework/framework-res.apk

I've been able to patch them sometimes as long as I didn't unsign them.

You can change the security level on all permissions in AndroidManifest.xml

In /data/system/packages.xml are both the permissions and the granting to the apps.

You could try changing the security level or granting it to an app.

Of course, both require root.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] volcolm:
What I really want to know is.. Can the sensor be hacked/exploited to become a remote control?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Renate:
As a TV remote IR receiver?

Maybe, but not optimally.

Cheesy little IR receiver modules filter for 38.4 kHz carrier right onboard.

You'd have to make a separate sensor sample at 100 kHz and DSP it yourself.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Mrowkarz123:
I'd say most likely no. If you mean as transmitter - 100% no, it receives, not emits.

If you meant receiver - most likely not. Thermal radiation band is a different part of infrared light spectrum (3000-15000nm), than the one used in remotes (750-900nm) and this sensor most likely have no sensitivity for such ir.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] TPXX:
Stupid question, where is the app for using the thermometer? If I look in the play store it shows it as installed and I can launch from there, but it is not in my app drawer
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] chenxiaolong:
I just gave things a try. The only thing needed for the com.google.sensor.permission.FAR_INFRARED_TEMPERATURE permission to be granted is installation as a system app. No need to fiddle with /system/etc/permissions and it doesn't matter if the app is privileged (/system/priv-app) or not (/system/app).

A basic Magisk module containing:

.
├── META-INF
│ └── com
│ └── google
│ └── android
│ ├── update-binary
│ └── updater-script
├── module.prop
└── system
└── app
└── foobar
└── foobar.apk

will do the trick.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] lssong99:
It's installed and maybe your launcher hide it by accident. Check the app name in your language from Market then search it with launcher....
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] mikamika88:
Great find! Unfortunately I'm not rooted because I forgot to unlock the bootloader while setting up and now I'm stuck with an unrooted fully set-up phone :/

I hope someone takes this and makes an awesome UI that will show raw sensor data with variable emissivity values so the data-nerds like us can have some fun.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SkylinesHD:
I was able to install a custom thermometer app, and still use the sensor (using root).

I just haven't managed yet, to unlock the body temp readings. If someone maybe can help?

Adding this line (above FOOD_ORGANIC) did not do the trick
[General Questions and Answers] Aftashok:
....ok, im using M2D, and i'm on Centennial Wireless.....to recieve MMS messages, i have to connect to one server, then to get on the internet and that kind of stuff, then i have to connect to a different one, and it wont do it automatically to switch between the two...

so sometimes if im on the Internet, and an MMS comes through, it wont download, and the icon on the taskbar disappears, and its usually like 10-15 minutes later before itll reappear and download once ive switched to the MMS server.....is there a way to pull the message back up manually?

....and also, is there a program or some type of script i could use to have the connection automatically switch once ive received an MMS?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Hirs_E_Fruit:
I cant activate the Hey Google Voice Match on my new Pixel 8 Pro.

Any tips how to solve this?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Birdsfan:
Assuming you wiped the cache?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] Ultimoose:
Do you mean you cant find or enable it settings? Or that it doesn't work when you say Ok/Hey google?
[Xiaomi Mix Fold 2] JhonAndrew:
I've been thinking of getting a Mix Fold 2 now that it got a little bit affordable after the Mix Fold 3 came out. 😅

I'd like to know how long have you been using your Mix Fold 2 and how is your experience so far?

Also, how is the quality of the inner screen since you first got it?

How is the notifications going specially for messaging apps? Are there still delays?

If you are from the Philippines, how is the experience so far with local telcos? Is 5G working?