yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xiaomi Pad 6] panjaksli:
Wanted to share and update. Xiaomi directly refused any kind of responsibility or any remedy. Also robbed me of 48 hours of my life, because each reply took them 6 hours on average.

Local partner repair shop was actually helpful though. Don't have to send in the whole device after all. Even looks they are paying for a pick up from postal service.
[vivo X100 Pro] mexmax:
Is possible ?

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[vivo X100 Pro] mr2kqql:
Are you sure this is REAL news? I mean in a good way because the CN OriginOS already have Jovi in Car which is more advanced than android auto but only for the CN market.
[vivo X100 Pro] mexmax:
No

but . . .

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[vivo X100 Pro] kopkiwi:
What is Jovi? Is there a way to get it on western vehicles? I am going to struggle not having AA on my Ultra
[Google Pixel 8a] lightuser:
I don't know if this has anything to do with my 8a specifically or the way I used the USB cable migration to move everything from my 5a -> 8a when I bought it, or just a buggy app.

I infrequently use the GMail "chat" feature and I get an audible notification ping when new chat messages arrive, but the in-chat calling feature is silent for incoming calls. I've gone through all the menus I could find and tried to reenable notification sounds but it still just silently displays an incoming call on the screen. Anybody else experience this?

I found an "incoming calls" notification category under GMail -> Settings -> Genera Settings -> Manage Notifications , scroll down to "Other" and set it to a ringtone. But I didn't hear this when someone tried to call. The last time I used this was about a year ago on my 5a when it worked normally. :-(
[Moto G6 Plus Questions & Answers] _JT:
I'm trying to flash the stock Android 9 ROM so I can then flash LineageOS but I can't really get it to flash...Bootloader unlocked, USB debugging on and I trusted my computer in the OS. What I tried:

C:\Users\MyUsername\Downloads\MG6PlusROM\Firmware>fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
(bootloader) max-dow: not found
(bootloader) is-logicalartiti: not found
Warning: skip copying partition image avb footer (partition partition size: 0, partition image size: 38400).
Sending 'partition' (37 KB)

After a couple of minutes I quit as 37kb shouldnt take that long. Then I try:

C:\Users\MyUsername\Downloads\MG6PlusROM\Firmware> fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
(bootloader) has: not found
(bootloader) max-downlo: not found
(bootloader) is-logical:bo: not found
(bootloader) partition-siz: not found
(bootloader) is-logi: not found
Warning: skip copying bootloader image avb footer (bootloader partition size: 0, bootloader image size: 9748736).
Sending 'bootloader' (9520 KB)

Doesn't really inspire confidence either and after a couple of minutes I cancel that operation too. I also tried that Motorola tool but it didn't work either, probably because I had the current OS rooted after unlocking the bootloader. Then I tried fastboot get-ver all and the result was both funny and disturbing:

C:\Users\MyUsername\Downloads\MG6PlusROM\Firmware>fastboot getvar all
(bootloader) alllsimffixes: not found
getvar:all FAILED (remote: '')
Finished. Total time: 0.014s

I also tried different cables. Fastboot is on version 35.

Does anyone have an idea what's going on?
[Introductions] obcds:
Mod translation: I am interested in new technologies.

automotive diagnostic technician.

je suis intéressé par les nouveautés technologiques.

technicien en diagnostic automobile.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] deepakumarsingh:
Hi,

I am unable to download the rom upgrade file from the following link

ftp://xda:xda@ftp.xda-developers.co.../2.02.02_WWE/JASJAR_WWE_20202_20307_11500.zip

every time it shows cannot find server.

Please help it urgent

Thanks

Deepak
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] orb3000:
Welcome

try here: ftp://xda@ftp.xda-developers.com/Uploads/Universal/WM6/Jwrightmcps/2.02.00WWE/

READ the Wiki, use the SEARCH button and RESPECT other members
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] deepakumarsingh:
No help the result is same
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] simeonfilipov:
When you click the link you'll be prompted for password, type xda and click OK, and you will enter into the directory. Works fine with me :).
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] orb3000:
Strange is working for me

Try to PM the cheff
[About XDA developers] IsHacker:
So I was just browsing the forum and I suddenly wasn't able to do anything as it was showing that my account is "security locked" and I need to reset my password. I also got an email, which I attached as a screenshot. Then after resetting my password, I randomly got a message at the bottom of the page saying "The current user has changed. Please refresh the page." And when I refreshed, I was logged out of my account. I logged in again.

Is someone trying to hack my account? I know I have 2FA enabled but still, I know that the PIN sent to my email can theoretically be brute-forced.
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
I'll send you a PM about this soon :)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] joey3002:
I used to be hardcore Android. I did jump ship for Apple for many years now. I have stayed with apple due to ecosystem. I have mbp, ipad, airpods, 15pro, watch ultra etc... Plus the entire family use apple. I am just tired of the same old stuff. I was hoping the latest beta would change my mind but 18 is going to be meh. So I have been looking at the pixel for awhile but what really excited me was grapheneOS until I saw NFC payments don't work. I never carry my wallet when I go into stores.

So I have been looking at the S24 Ultra (I loved my old Note with stylus), however, I 1000% remember the Samsung bloat. It brings me to the pixel or oneplus, but mainly pixel. I would love to hear some thoughts if you were in similar situation, and choices you made. I am heavily leaning towards pixel and just rooting it but not doing graphene. The privacy thing is a big issue for me so I am wondering if there are ways to tighten up that privacy since I will be rooted. I also do not use Google web products. I use Fastmail for email now, no Google search etc.

Thanks for reading this as I am starting to dip my toe backing into the Android pool. Oh, with my apple stuff, my plan is to honestly sell it all. Go back to my Linux Mint box. My computing needs are pretty basic. Phone requirements are camera so I can take pics of my kids. I do not play any games, I read a self hosted RSS site, and like any old man, check the weather 50 times a day :)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
To be brief, everything works fine with Pixel Rooted, stock, custom kernel, Magisk w/Pixel Fingerprint Fork and Zygist, except RCS Chat and my Bitcoin apps - Coinbase and Binance - but I have like no money in Crypto anymore anyway.

BUT, my best friend has an S24U, obviously not rooted and RCS stopped working there so there is a chance it's Google in general and not just rooted devices
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] joey3002:
Thanks, I have nothing in crypto either so that won't be an issue. Did you do anything for the privacy aspect?
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] goattee:
Grant me some points for reading through the whole thing; it definitely gave me a sense of your tech inclinations. And provided a bit of insight into what you dont want. And I'm on Social Security so maybe my next question will show how feeble I am.

What practical goals and/or apps are you hoping to achieve/run that only rooting will provide?

I started with the Nexus One and I rooted that and a bunch of other Android devices in those early years. Why? The OS was still rather simple.

Xposed let me add a lot of features in the UI and in functionality

I could block ads.

Today the OS is richer. And you haven't specified anything yet that absolutely demands a rooted device. Then there are the downsides: lots of financial apps (banking, wallets, etc.) are paranoid about rooted environments. So then you need workarounds for those.

You correctly cite bloat on Samsung devices. We're in a Pixel forum and I love Pixel. But a lot of apps can be un-installed from Samsung phones (among others) using adb over a USB connection-- without rooting. And Google delivers a pretty bloat free product-- with many of their own apps uninstallable without adb.

So I ask again: what are you seeking by rooting your next Android device? I'm not against rooting. If something compelling presented itself to me I would think long and hard about doing it again.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] joey3002:
Huge points for reading my ramblings :)

Thanks, oh and what a memory of that first nexus device. I bought 2 and loved it. It felt so special back then. So the main reason I "used" to root was honestly to just stop ads, both in the browser and in apps. While I do have banking apps on my iphone, I shutter each time I use them. I also have my iphone set up so that the moment it goes off my wifi, it uses wireguard and connects to my home vpn. I am really more on the privacy aspect over anything but I 100% need tap to pay (grapheneOS does not work). I guess the main question is if there is a way to add more privacy (firewall?) to a rooted or unrooted pixel? For example, I run windows 10 LTSC on one pc due to all the bloat crap removed and it is "supposed" to be more private. I still run apps to ensure certain things are turned off (o&o antispy I think is the name). I do use my macbook pro as my primary machine but looking to change that as well.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] _JT:
If privacy really is number one then you need to understand something. The smartphone market is so messed up that you need to choose between comfort and privacy. In both major ecosystems, Apple and Google, all system apps are highly privileged and can just about access anything related to your phone. My previous phone was a Samsung, unlocked and rooted. I was using XPrivacy Lua for granular permission control and spoofing. I spoofed and blocked all Google apps from my location. And stíll GMaps could get my location. It sucks. Apple has the same problem. Apple only has an advantage because you can choose to block 3rd party trackers per app. But it doesn't say anything about what Apple track themselves.

So privacy inherently means sacrifices. One I may suggest: if you use a case for your phone, get one that can fit an ATM card. But obviously that is for you to consider. If you do, you can start using GrapheneOS. That has great privacy features. And enhanced security. Play Store runs fine but it is sandboxed and nót privileged anymore. So it cannot access much, if anything (depending on your settings).

If you want root for whatever reason, there are a few things to consider. Often times, root means no OTA's anymore on stock ROMs. I believe some custom roms cater for it but not sure. No OTA's is also true for GrapheneOS. Bút it's open source. I've mastered building my own GrapheneOS builds with root built in - it's pretty easy and not time consuming once you spent time on learning it ;) Soon I'll be posting my script to build so it won't take you much time to get started building GrapheneOS for Pixel 8 Pro. I can sideload updates now with locked bootloader. Root is not the best option for security but rooted GrapheneOS is safer than any other rooted OS. I mostly did it for limiting my battery charge and speed for the sake of longevity and a few other small things. Just take care talking about root near GrapheneOS personel as they get obnoxious when you do :p

Then there is LineageOS. I've read about options that make OTA's with keeping root possible. So that might be an option. But then there's the privacy aspect if you want to do anything with Google Play. Perhaps with a bit of luck Aurora Store (front end for Play store with the option of installing apps anonymous) and MicroG (open source Play Framework spoofer) suffices. Then you can work around the Play Framework. But if that doesn't work for you and you install all Google apps needed, AFAIK once again you will have granted Google privileged access to your phone.

Of course you can stay in the Apple ecosystem. Then Apple will do the same thing Google does; keep harvesting your data. While it won't be a downgrade of your current situation, you still can't use your mobile device privately.

So you see, there aren't any options that at least demand some sacrifice. Be it in terms of time, knowledge (which implicitely is time-related too) and/or comfort/features. The choice is yours.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] BillGoss:
Before you commit to a rooted Android phone, you need to, unfortunately, get your head around the whole Play Integrity issue. See the OP in https://xdaforums.com/t/module-play-integrity-fix-safetynet-fix.4607985

The writing is on the wall for using NFC payments on rooted devices. Google keeps squeezing and squeezing rooted devices out of payments and RCS.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] _JT:
Forgot to explain this. Good addition.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] joey3002:
Wow, this was an amazing read. So I think GrapheneOS is best for my use case. I really LOVE the silo approach of GrapheneOS tbh. I will just use a magbak case and wallet. I did read that I could use a smart watch like fitbit for nfc payments. Still researching that. My goal was honestly to drop the smart watch. While I like the Ultra, I use it to look at notifications and most are junk or can wait. I will follow you though to look for that script. Now the next step to research is do I pull the trigger on the 8, 8 pro or just wait for 9 series in a month.. This is sort of fun as I am thinking outside my normal roadways.

The other thing I need to research is how to block ads IF I do not root. I feel like such a newb again as I have been in the apple garden for sooooo many years.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] _JT:
Have a look here: https://xdaforums.com/t/app-root-nonroot-official-adaway-v6-1-3.2190753/

For home use I also run a vm (used to use a Pi Zero) with PiHole, that blocks ads on your whole home network. Except YouTube but that other solutions are available for that problem :)
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] joey3002:
Yes, I run piHole as well currently. That is another reason I do the VPN auto connect when I leave the house. All traffic is routed through the house's DNS plus I know its a bit more secure than using nothing. I will check that link out too. thanks again.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] SargeStryker:
I'm actually watching this threads for the comments that it brings, and it's brought some good ones.

I used to be in to rooting my phones, back in the KitKat through Lolipop days, that said, once I got a Pixel 2, I quickly learned that I didn't seem to need root and an unlocked bootloader as much as I once thought I needed it. The issues with banking apps, especially, I can't even have some Developer Options in stock Android switched on if I want to use my bank's app.
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] spiral777:
I just got the pixel 8 pro... 7 years of support 😊 I was never interested in iPhone but surprisingly you can do a lot of android dev with a macbook and the terminal ... Fastboot ./ etc - airpods do work with android phones.

I love Linux mint too but stick with Ubuntu for android dev 😊 do what you think will make you happy 😊 oh and I got $800 off my pixel 8 pro on tmobile by trading in a galaxy s9 😁 check your carriers promos

And if you haven't already looked into Viper4android you definitely need to 😍 I never knew music 🎶 could sound so good 😊 my only reason for magisk anymore
[Google Pixel 8 Pro] HipKat:
I don't now but I have run Surfshark VPN on all my devices. Privacy, IMO was thrown out the Window and unachievable without going through a hell of a lot, and even then, we're never fully private.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Guides, News, & Discussion] Peter Griffin:
Here i am back on Galaxy S7 hacking, well... Soft hacking... And i come up with something new today...

This is the stock android 8.0.0 OREO Rom from the Samsung Galaxy S7. It is debloated, De-Knoxed and deodexed as well.

Made this Rom from the stock based OREO Rom from Samsung, this Rom should bring better performances to your device, it should also as well consume less space on the storage. Tho there are no promises compared to stock OREO from Samsung.

Soon i will customise them to make them much better than what they are now.

So, if you want, you can download and install this Rom into your device or you can downgrade to Marshmallow as well.

I recommend that you downgrade to Marshmallow because performances can be better sometimes on older firmware. Also, Samsung experience is awful.

Thanks.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
My stock OnePlus 8 Pro recently factory reset itself and now bootloops when going to the OS. I flashed TWRP, and have been able to stay booted in recovery indefinitely, so I can run `adb` commands. Is there any way to recover user data that was deleted from before the factory reset, or is that data encrypted in a way that cannot be decrypted?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] IsHacker:
If it was ACTUALLY factory reset, you should immediately stop using the phone and take it to a data recovery agency or contact a data recovery service. If it just got bricked and didn't actually factory reset, you can try to dirty-flash your stock ROM back without flashing userdata.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
So when the phone first rebooted, I was greeted with a first time setup screen. I plugged my phone into my computer and I confirmed that the data is indeed gone.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] IsHacker:
Yes, immediately shut down the phone and contact a data recovery service. They should be able to recover atleast some of your data.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
Yeah considering I did boot and run setup, I expect some data will likely have been overwritten. I'll do some research on what's available in my area, but would love to do some of my own recovery if at all possible.

I've been trying dumping the memory blocks and scanning them with TestDisk, but have been having no luck.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
So I heard back from a local phone repair shop that does data recovery, and they told me due to the way Android does encryption, the encryption keys would be lost, making the data impossible to recover. Is this true? Is there no way to get the encryption keys back?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
So when I flashed TWRP, it put me in slot B. Slot B had no issues accessing the filesystem, but all the data was gone. I have since unlocked the bootloader, which reset data since I thought the data was already gone. Now when I go to slot A, it can't mount /data, and I also can't boot into the OS.

I tried doing a repair by changing the filesystem type to ext4, then back to f2fs, and now /data has no problems mounting, but there is nothing on the userdata portion that I can see.

I also still can't get back into the OS while in slot A.

`adb devices` also reports unauthorized, but I get errors when trying to use setprop to enable adb access from the TWRP terminal.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
Got my phone back from SalvageData, and they had no luck getting my data. Anyways, I'm still interested in trying a dirty flash of stock to see if it'll boot, then a clean flash if that doesn't work. Got any recommendations on where to start? I haven't flashed a ROM since before the Android 5.0 days, so I don't know the proper procedures these days.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] HOrobOD:
Did a dirty flash of stock, and I'm still having bootlooping issues. On top of that, I can't view the IMEI, and the baseband is showing "unknown". This was happening before I made any changes.
[Samsung Galaxy S24] roberte1342:
I just bought a new S24 (plain version) and I want to get rid of the iPhone style notifications that cover the top of my screen as they are annoying as hell. Years ago these notifications fit nicely in the status bar and would scroll through the text. It's been years since I rooted and flashed ROMs but I do remember this was a setting that could be changed via Root. Is this still the case? Is there a better way to go about this without rooting?
[Samsung Galaxy S24] iceepyon:
Yeah, you would need to root your device and install a CustomOS to change the notification style to what you like
[Samsung Galaxy S24+] N_otori0us_:
Hey everyone, I have an s24+ from Malaysia, originally with XME csc. I know Rogers needs the following bands: n78, n71, n66, n41, n38. The s24+ doesn't have the n71 band in the phone but it should have the rest. My phone is rooted and I've tried the different methods to enable the bands, but the bands I need never appear. Does anyone know which csc I need to switch to so I can see and enable these specific bands? Any help would be appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy S24+] EllieCat:
You need to use the Canadian, firmware.

More information:

https://www.reddit.com/r/samsunggalaxy/s/alyKQ7kRng
[Samsung Galaxy S24+] N_otori0us_:
Not sure how I can do that as the Canadian firmware is for snapdragon phones and the s926b is an exynos. I have flashed the Canadian CSC for Rogers though.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
There is many new people that just check old threads that most of them not working so il made this one and try to keep it maintained.

- First u need to unlock and root device for that u have pinned THREAD

- After u get root install Kitsune Magisk (only magisk that still working good and it has some other features than regular one) HERE

- After you install Kitsune apk and flash kitsune magisk and reboot a phone go to settings of app and enable:

Zygisk

Enforce SuList

and then go to Configure SuList and enable only root apks that u want then reboot a phone

After that you need to install Play Integrity Fix (only working one) HERE

After that u can do additional cool step and install PlayIntegrityNEXT (instructions can be checked HERE) (this module automaticly download new fingerprint every 30 min if your get banned)

I hope this will help some people if do, please give a like.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] phuhcue:
Would I uninstall the normal magisk app and do I need shamiko after installing Kitsune and following the steps?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
Yes after installing this you can uninstall magisk apk

Shamiko is not needed
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ikram.senguen:
Works on custom roms too? Correctly only get Basic integrity on them with magisk and playint fix
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
Shoud work on all. Yes basic
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ikram.senguen:
So i tried what u adviced and maybe i did something wrong, but:

Im on blissrom A14 with Bluespark kernel
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
Configure su list. Enable only root apks there
[OnePlus 9 Pro] ikram.senguen:
I did, still no pass
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Kaizer-8:
Will this work on Redmi note 8 (ginkgo), With crDroid v9.15?
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
try it and u can send feedback here
[OnePlus 9 Pro] bubobih:
Very simple just download and install magisk module. If u didnt unlock and root device check THIS thread.

Should work all Android versions and UI's.

FEATURES:​

Enables Volte

Enables Wifi Calling (VoWiFi)

DOWNLOAD

I hope this will help some people if do, please give a like.
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlotek01:
Hi,

today I got Fire TV stick. It was brand new. When I try to configure, it works with remote, It connects with my wifi but it can not pass "looking for updates". I try with amazon tech support and only I got info "it has software problems". I try factory reset but no luck. How can I fix it?
[Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EllieCat:
Try resetting the modem.
[Google Pixel Fold] Ibiku:
Before the July update, I had at least 6 hours of screen time. After the update, I barely reached 4 hours. Does anyone else have this problem or is it just me?
[Google Pixel Fold] Ibiku:
After a couple of days the battery has returned to normal so give the phone some time after updating
[Google Pixel Fold] CoolKitty:
I'd say that's normal after system updates, in particular i've had this happen when jumping android versions (13 -> 14). The system needs time to calibrate to the proper battery bata from the BMS and can sometimes display wrong info, like 100% battery, while in reality it's closer to 80%.

Glad that yours got okay. Mine either didn't have that issue or i didn't notice a lot.