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[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] FakeGemstone:
Thank you, Rootk1t. I was able to uninstall all the "Kedacom" type devices. Now the phone only shows up under the type "LeMobile Android Device" when in either bootloader mode or FastbootD mode.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] Rootk1t:
That's great. Though i would suggest of getting rid of LeMobile drivers the same way too and install Google android drivers.

MS during Windows 10 update seems to have installed Kedacom and Lemobile drivers for some reason.
[OnePlus 8T Questions & Answers] FakeGemstone:
Agreed. I've been trying to find a way to get rid of LeMobile also but all attempts to replace them with the drivers I downloaded from Google have failed. I'm sure there's a way, I'm just surprised it's been so difficult. Never had this much trouble before. Eventually I'll get it done, I'm sure of it. :) Thanks again for helping everybody with their questions.
[Samsung Galaxy A32 4G] SJRJ:
Can anyone tweak this app to work on One ui 5.1 ? As this app min requirement is 5.1.1

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[Android TV General] Pollard45:
Hi

I have seen your thread about removing the hiya settings from smart tv, can you explain from the service menu how i dump remote control config and make a backup of firmware please, i would appreciate your help with new firmware and how to load up , thanks in advance buddy
[Android TV General] choppadeee:
Check your inbox buddy
[General Questions and Answers] sql22:
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[General Questions and Answers] xXx yYy:
In the Android ecosystem, a .so file stands for Shared Object. It's a type of compiled library file containing pre-written code that multiple apps can access and use to perform specific tasks, much like borrowing pre-built tools instead of rewriting them every time.
[General Questions and Answers] sql22:
This means that it does not pose a threat to privacy and cannot be deleted

thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Bacchus3891:
I upgraded to WM 6.1 yesterday and have been slowing adding all the software bits and pieces to it since.

I installed FTouchFlo 1.4.1 yesterday. About half an hour ago I accidentally installed FTouchFlo 1.4. The phone froze up right after it installed. I turned it off and on again (several times) and it won't go past the WM 6.1 boot up screen.

Help. I've no idea how to fix this.

Thanks,

Andrew

Edit: 10th times the charm it seems. It's finally booted up for me. Anyone know what may have happened? Should I totally uninstall FTouchFlo and start from scratch?

New problem. The touch screen won't work now.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Cal-El:
You are going to need to hard reset! Sorry!:(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Bacchus3891:
Hey,

Thanks for the reply. I've been busy over the New Years so I've only gotten back to fixing my phone now.

At the moment, the only problem it's giving me is that it is unresponsive (touch screen and buttons) half of the time. It'll work fine sometimes and then 5 minutes later it's a struggle to type anything on it or use the menus. Does this still need a hard reset or is there something else I can do?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] goodpenguin:
I noticed that the notification pop up style is not working when your phone is locked. When messages come in, the whole screen lights up which shouldn't be the case. It's working properly on my Note 20 Ultra and S20 FE. I already copied the settings with my old phones and is still doesn't work. I was wondering if I missed anything in the settings?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Majkl_CZ:
Hi, Im trying to turn off Google Assistant home button long press launch feature because it is the same button as Circle to Search and it is quite annoying. I LOVE TO use CtS but dont need assistant.

When I turn off Google Assistant in my Google settings the HS button still show the info that I should turn the Assistant on.

When I disable assistant app in phone settings, it wont let me use google circle to search because I need to choose Google as a default asisstant 🤦‍♂️

Anyone already solved it?

I use hidden navigation gestures and the Circle to search trigger is at the very bottom of the screen which is hard to push exactly especially with the case on. Google Assistant is little bit higher thats why I always press it instead.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Rapier:
I have the assistant off (I don't use it at all) and Circle to Search on and have no interference from assistant.

Go to Google - Settings - Google Assistant - General and turn it off there

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[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Majkl_CZ:
That is what I did but the home button still calls this popup for me...
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Majkl_CZ:
It seems to show hidden gesture hints and hide them again solved the issue. Now Google Assistant is not showing and I have 100% success rate with Circle to Search

Edit: didnt solve it.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Majkl_CZ:
Issue aknowledged by Samsung

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1759778053368975760
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Provinomico:
Yeah, I ended disabling everything and even then the swipe up gesture to go back to home, or swipe&hold to open recents, do not work properly.

How on earth could this go past QA?
[Redmi Note 10S] AR PLAYS:
can I install HyperOs for poco m5 or redmi note 12 4g Indian rom in redmi note 10s ?
[Redmi Note 10S] khusika:
Hi @AR PLAYS, Welcome to XDA!

You can't do that because both of devices have different specs.
[Redmi Note 10S] Syntaxis_:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/3YKVoRSU port of hyperos from redmi note 12 to rn 10s. im using it now
[Redmi Note 10S] AR PLAYS:
Are you sure? means it would not break the hardware? and runs properly ?
[Redmi Note 10S] AR PLAYS:
Is it global version or Indian version
[Redmi Note 10S] Syntaxis_:
Yeah, i actually using it on my own phone. It's Global version.
[Redmi Note 10S] Syntaxis_:
Flashing Steps:

Fastboot:

• Extract

• Double-click on Flash

• Select you need root or not

Recovery:

• Flash In Recovery

• Wipe Data

• Reboot
[Redmi Note 10S] EriGameplays:
I know it's not a completely polished version and it has bugs, but is there a solution for the gestures? It doesn't let me use them and the launcher app closes.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] abz666:
Ive searched hi and low, and cant seem to find a simple program to store private documents (pics, texts, vids etc) in a password protected folder, on my N95 you could simply add a password to the zip archives but cant do this on the touch hd!

Every program ive found either costs £30+ or just isnt user-friendly, any advice or could someone point me in the right directon!!

Thanx in advance!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] wiaza100:
FreeOTFE4PDA

Free disk encryption software for PCs and PDAs

http://www.freeotfe.org/screenshots_pda.html
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] abz666:
yeah ive got that one but found it difficult to import and export files to/from my memory card. lol to be honest, right after i posted this thread, like a mug i realised that winzip on the touch hd does actually allow you to add passwords. although that does mean u might be waiting for a while for a file to extract, obviously with respect to its size! oh well
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] sitaniace:
password protect aplication

is did what your looking for:):)its not myn

credits to defeloper

MOD EDIT: tnyynt: Please do not post Warez. Attachment removed. Be warned!
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] AntoCorsa:
How does it work? When i launch it it asks me for a password. But i don't know which one to insert.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] ErickF:
Anyone know of a system wide ad blocker that works with this phone? I used to always use disconnect pro from the galaxy app store but its no longer supported. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] gpap2004:
Go to your phone's settings, find Connections, more , private dns and set : dns.adguard.com
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] ErickF:
So simple! Thanks for the quick reply
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Virgo_Guy:
dns.adguard is good but blocks mobile internet intermittently. Sadly, no proper systemwide blocker unless rooted.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] SgtChrischi:
You can use the AdGuard app as systemwide ad blocker.

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adguard.com

It's not free, but there are offers where you can get a lifetime license for €12. Totally worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] pjaysnowden:
NextDNS is very excellent.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] dvhttn:
With home wifi install a raspberry pi and use pi-hole .... https://pi-hole.net/ .... My current phone is rooted and I use Adaway to build a bloicking hosts file. With the S24 I was going to use Adaway in non-root mode, it's 'vpn mode'. Maybe I'll have to find something else if not satisfactory but that'll do for a start.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] 0rigin:
Never had an issue and I've set it up on my home router and on my phone for years now.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Gytole:
Adguard for the win. Have used it for years and actually makes XDA Usable.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] PlutoDelic:
nextdns.io as a DoH/DoT/Private DNS, similar to the adguard one up there.

300,000 requests free a month.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] jemcik:
nextdns.io is great, started using it a few days ago, on a phone and also in a home router!

android setup is as easy as copy one line in private DNS field in settings
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] daLareid:
I've always wondered about these private dns for ad blocking, is there no risk of sensitive info being captured since it goes through their network?
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] duchian:
I would recommend this one:

Blokada - the popular mobile adblocker and VPN for Android and iOS

Keep all your devices protected with Blokada content filtering and encryption.

blokada.org

I am using it fdor around 2 years and works really well :)
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] jemcik:
what is does basically - it responds with IP address that corresponds to the requested domain, for blocked domain it does not resolve to IP, so information they can have - are domains, for which you requested IP addresses 🤷‍♂️
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] malikin:
NEXTDNS. io
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] bizum1:
AdGuard works for me - web browsing, apps, games, etc. All ads are blocked. Works by VPN. i'm using free version

adguard.com
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] voetbalremco:
Which is quite a security risk, since if they get compromised you may be requesting legitimate domains that without your detection may be replaced with malicious IP's.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] jemcik:
You are absolutely right 💯

But I am using it because it does the opposite - blocks malicious and ads related domains 😅

You know, a lot of things are based on trust, especially if it is payed service with a good reputation 🤷‍♂️
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] voetbalremco:
Yeah true, I am used to having root and using AdAway with a local host file to block ads.

Staying on stock for now so considering a non-root adblocker but it needs to be secure as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Agenesis:
I use adaway but wish it was compatible with osid lists...
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] snazzer:
I wonder why anyone hasn't said anything about the good old DNS66.

In my "edition", I've made the list from uBlock filters (well almost all for them) and applied them to the DNS66. Works like a charm.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] 5E4N:
I use NetGuard for ad blocking (and per-app network control) and I'm also missing having oisd.nl hosts list compatibility after using the oisd big list for the past couple years. I used that list on other family devices as well with no issues of it blocking any necessary domains. I recently switched to using the hagezi Pro hosts list and it seems to be a decent alternative so far.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] malikin:
make your own and even better

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pihole+on+raspberry+pi
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] xdafly:
Installed v4.3.199 of AdBlock Premium on S23U, S24U and Tab S7, S8 and enabled HTTPS with certificate and also enabled Firewall

Works fine on all browsers (Vivaldi, Firefox, Dolphin) and reports so far are easy to understand.

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adguard.com
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] gubik7:
.. blokada!
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Village_Idiot:
It doesn't seem to slow down my connection either.

Here are the IP V4 primary and secondary addresses:

94.140.14.14

94.140.15.15
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] fillwithjoy1:
adaway
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] Tacoo:
NextDNS is what I use. I slapped it on my phone and on my router so everything on my home network has adblock, and then my phone is covered when I'm not at home. Also have uBlock Origin on Firefox Mobile for stragglers.

NextDNS is free, but you can have more control over what you allow and what you block in comparison to just using the vanilla Adguard DNS (though you can sign up to Adguard now similarly). The free tier is really only good if you are covering your phone and maybe just one or two more devices. After that, it's worth it to shell out the $30 a year since you only get 300,000 unique blocks a month on the free tier, and a house of devices will blow through that.

Adguard's pay tier works the same. Either way, both are way better than using separate apps that create VPN networks on your phone, or using apps in general like DNS66 or Blokada, or just using the basic Adguard DNS that everyone passes around. Whether Adguard or NextDNS, paid or free, make an account.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] $or$:
Just install the Rethink dns app. You could control what you want to block or what you don't and what app you want to go through, dns filtering, and what you don't. It also has a built-in firewall, so you could completely disable some apps from accessing the internet and so many more features. Before this app, I used adaway, adguard app, and different dns providers like nextdns, but all of them have limited control or downtime issues, which I have never experienced with rethink dns Another great benefit of Rethink dns is that you are able to run offline and on device ad blocker rather than using their online servers. Just make sure to turn off the logs as this feature is power-hungry and record ip addresses of every data you send or receive. Turn it on only if some app act wired or some websites block you to see what IP address caused the issue and whitelist that ip.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] ErickF:
Thanks for the suggestion. Seems to be the one i was looking for. I wanted an app with easy way to whitelist apps. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] PlutoDelic:
Fantastic, thank you for this one.
[Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra] liamR:
The best Non-Root cross device ad blocking app was AdHell with Samsung Knox Key, but since Samsung limited the Knox Keys the app died. Second best was Disconnect Pro for Samsung,but it's not being updated for years and not compatible with S24 probably because no 32bit app support (still working on my S22U@A14).

DNS ad blocking solution is far from ideal because from.my experience it's always blocking things it shouldn't.

Which app give the closest solution (one that works cross device & still gives the user control)?
[Other SmartWatches] diogofmaciel:
I recently bought a Redmi Watch 4 with the intention to be able to answer whatsapp calls through it. As a phone, I have a Xiaomi 12 Pro, and ended up entering a weird rabbit hole.

I am not able to answer whatsapp calls from the watch. I just get a notification to pick it up on the phone. After a couple days trying to find answers, begrudgingly I gave up, until I talked to my girlfriend who has a GW 4 and a lower end Galaxy phone and she can answer calls from her watch. At first I thought it was something with the watch, or maybe the combination, since both of hers are Samsung, but then things started to get weird.

I asked her to lend me her watch to connect it with my phone. I tested a Whatsapp call and at least this time I could see the bluetooth icon in the call, but nothing would happen when I tapped on it. Then I connected my Redmi Watch to her phone, and she could answer the call through the watch...

So basically, the Redmi Watch 4 can answer Whatsapp calls if connected to a Samsung phone (I tested later with a different One UI phone and it worked), but the option to answer the call through the watch does not appear when the Redmi Watch is connected to the Xiaomi phone.

Anyone has any insight why that is? Anyone using a different combination of watch/phone manufacturers where Whatsapp calls (or any other messaging app) can be answered through the watch? I want some idea if this is something that only Samsung was able to figure out or is a problem specific with Xiaomi.

Fun fact: I have an old, first generation GW, a six year old watch, which runs on Tizen, not even Wear OS, and I can answer Whatsapp calls through it when connected to a Samsung phone, even when the original GW can't even install the Whatsapp app. So definitely this is not an issue of app version, and I am quite convinced this is something with the Android flavor running on the phone, not the watch. I would like to know if only Samsung's flavor can do that.
[Other SmartWatches] Ayra Hikari:
Whatsapp call only exclusive to Samsung phone, even if you had same ecosystem.

I had Xiaomi Watch S1 Classic and paired with Mi 10T, can't answer Whatsapp call.

Same to my Huawei GT3 Pro watch, connected to Huawei Mate 30. Yeah can't even answer from the watch.

Meanwhile my old A51 literally beating their ecosystem on those brand.

Yes, my samsung a51 can answer incoming whatsapp call on those watch. Even cheap $30 smartwatch that has chinese basic OS, can also answer incoming call (ps. Eggel Tempo 4 Active).

Ironic but it was the truth
[Introductions] itzParsaYC:
Hi!​

i'm parsa aslani a kid. i'm just 14 but there is a lot more than this i have to tell you​

as a kid i have to learn anything. i love programming and problem solving. i have started programming 5 years ago when i'm 9. but there is a lot more!​

back back ( before ) when i was 7 years old i just rooted my mom's phone without she's permissions:ROFLMAO: but i was don't touched bootloader ( bootloader was lock ) this means all of data is not deleted. i just rooted using kingroot on chm-u01. then i started learning about computer hardware. i was learned this while i was just 8 years old​

TimeTraveling to 1 years higher:​

i'm nine years old but i can program windows apps in batch script!​

as a kid i learned computer programming while i'm 8 years old ( i just started learning. not learning from internet or local class's). i was collecting games, everything was ok until downloaded half-life 2 full rip with 800 mb of size. i have extracted this and see something ( it's new for me ) thats setup.bat. i have right-clicked on this and see a option "edit" just clicked on it and see all of codes. a have copy & paste all of codes into this file in cmd and runned it to see results.​

TimeTraveling to 5 years higher:​

i'm 13 years old. i have learned Python/C/C++/C#/JavaScript/HTML/Kotlin/Batch Script/Shell Script/Swift ( thats a lot right? :giggle:). when my friend (Sayed Ali Noorian Najaf Abadi) goes to dubai, finds a EXPO named DIS and sended me a message. i accepted this request and i went to dubai.​

i was developing a project named Selenium DVH Assistant with my friends (Erfan Jamshidian, Sepehr Enteshari). i was completed developing this while i'm in dubai. we have participated this project on EXPO on 2 days.​

(they have writen project name with typo:ROFLMAO:, they have writen Selenium DVH Assisitant)​

We took second place (translate this: "گرچه حق ما رو خوردن و لذت هم بردن ولی بازم راضیم. ولی تو کتم نمیره تخت مواج چطوری مدال طلا گرفته؟!؟" don't translate with google translate, google translate will give's you a wrong translate.)​

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this is a summary of my life.​
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] MI FOR 2:
Mod edit - translated by https://translate.google.com/. Oswald Boelcke, Senior Moderator.

My device is locked and cannot be unlocked using the official unlock tool. So I wanted to ask if there is a tool to force unlock the bootloader. I've been worrying about this for days. My English is not good, thank you for understanding.

*********************

我的设备已锁定，无法使用官方解锁工具解锁。所以我想问一下是否有强制解锁引导加载程序的工具。我已经为此担心了好几天

我的英语不好，谢谢理解。
[Xiaomi Mi 5 Questions & Answers] Oswald Boelcke:
Hello and good morning, @MI FOR 2 Welcome to XDA! I hope you'll always get the support you require and have enjoyable times on our platform.

However, as a one-time courtesy I've translated your above post. With reference to rule no. 4 of the XDA Forum Rules, please post in English or add at least an English translation to your Chinese posts.

Spoiler content hidden.

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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xyberdude:
Like stated in the question above are kernel device specific or hardware specific since I have a GSI ROM installed on my phone and if I'm correct the boot.img it uses is the stock firmware boot.img right? And I want to install custom kernel on my phone but there's none available for my phone but a phone with same specs as mine (I have infinix note 10 and other phone is redmi note 9) so will kernels made for that phone work for me or I will end up causing a bootloop and if it causes can I fix it by flashing the boot.img again? Please Answer Quickly..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXx yYy:
The answer to whether Android kernels are device specific or hardware specific depends on what you mean by "specific":

Hardware specific:

Yes, to a certain extent. The core functionality of the kernel needs to be tailored to the specific hardware architecture of the device (e.g., ARM, x86). This means the kernel code itself will be different for different architectures.

However, the kernel is designed to be modular. Much of the functionality is implemented in modules that can be loaded or unloaded depending on the hardware present on the device. This allows for some flexibility in adapting the kernel to different hardware configurations.

Device specific:

No, not entirely. While the kernel needs to be compatible with the device's hardware, it doesn't have to be completely customized for each individual device. Many devices with similar hardware configurations can use the same kernel with minor adjustments.

However, device manufacturers often modify the kernel to add their own features and customizations. This can include things like device drivers for specific hardware components, optimizations for performance, and security patches.

Therefore, it's more accurate to say that Android kernels are architecture-specific with some device-specific adaptations.

BTW:

Different Android versions utilize different kernel versions, often based on the Long Term Support (LTS) branches of the Linux kernel.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xyberdude:
Oh alright tysm for such a wonderful and detailed answer and if kernel causes bootloop for me can I fix it by simply flashing boot img and will not lose data?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXx yYy:
If the bootloop is caused by flashing an incompatible kernel, flashing the original boot image might fix it.

Flashing the boot image itself shouldn't erase your data. However, depending on the situation and tools used:

If wiping is required during the flashing process: You will lose data.

If something goes wrong during the flashing: Data corruption or further issues could occur.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xyberdude:
Ohh thx and just to be sure GSI uses stock boot.img right