mean of talkback .. excuse me use a translator
Just use talkback, This works for any samsung that has home key,
Just draw a letter L to activate talkback
josefino01 said:
mean of talkback .. excuse me use a translator
Just use talkback, This works for any samsung that has home key,
Just draw a letter L to activate talkback
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what?
stefanosapostolopoulos said:
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What I did to remove the google account was as follows,
After connecting to the Wi-Fi network and accepting the terms, get to where the account is requested,
At that point just press the home key 3 times fast and the talkbak is activated ..
The next thing is to enter the talkback configuration and how do you do that?
Just make a line from the top left-down-right, as if it were the letter L and the talkback menu is activated.
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The next thing is to enter the menu by pressing until it goes blue and without dropping towards the right part of above in talkback settings
Once inside, two fingers are used, from bottom to top to scroll through the menu, we just look for privacy policy and press twice to send us to the browser, in the bottom will appear 3 options, (google chrome-browser-samsung) we choose Browser default by pressing 2 times
Once you send us to the browser we deactivate talkback by pressing 3 times the home button.
Already in the browser we look for quickshortcutmaker we downloaded it, there will not appear a notification that it is already downloaded, what we will do is still being in the browser we go favorites and look for history-download history, we enter and there will be the apk we installed it Send to unknown origins we activate it will return us to the facility we open and ready
After putting an account to which we can enter, we will return to the application, restart the device and ready
Just cracked my honor Note 8 screen, I want to get rid of the phone. I'm located in California and will sell the phone for $195 including shipping, via PayPal. Phone works perfectly fine, gold 64GB. You can contact me through my Craigslist ad on SF Bay Craigslist, just search for Honor Note 8. Thanks
Why would one remove google account unless you are too privacy concerned?? Linking and syncing with google account helps dummies restore their contacts notes and whatever.
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i am looking for a way to schedule sending emails with my Gmail account. i came across Boomerang for Gmail which does exactly what i need it to. it installs as a plugin for Chrome browser and once installed, when i compose a new email in Gmail account, right next to the "send" button, there is now a new Boomerang send button.
what i need to know is if plugins like these can steal passwords. i know i should have thought about that before i installed it but it didn't occurred to me until after the fact. thanks for letting me know!
if permissions include access to cookies it can
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They can easily steal your password if they're active when you type it in, but not after that.
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As far as I am aware, unless they have some sort of keylogger, they cannot get your password, per-se.
However, (As also mentioned above), if they have access to cookies, they can login in your name. Additionally, some sites have the ability to hook in with google, and get "access" to your account if you approve it.
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i got that prompt to allow or deny access as well.
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As far as I am aware, unless they have some sort of keylogger, they cannot get your password, per-se.
However, (As also mentioned above), if they have access to cookies, they can login in your name. Additionally, some sites have the ability to hook in with google, and get "access" to your account if you approve it.
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I could quite easily write a Chrome extension that popped up a window with your username and password in it, but it would have to capture them at a login screen, and not with a keylogger.
An extension has access to every control on every page that it is running.
Chrome would tell you, when you installed the extension, that it could access your google username and password though, so it could never do anything without you first allowing it to. Saying that though, there's a lot of people that just click 'Okay' without knowing what they're clicking!
Hi all!
I'm sure that-alike me, many (if not all) of you feel irritated to feed in the PIN/Pattern/Finger Swipe, etc needed to get past the Lock Screen just to call those few people you call 20 outta 25 times you use your phone to call..
Girlfriend
Papa
Mummy
Best Friend :highfive:
Co-Worker :cyclops:
etc, etc, etcetera.. :laugh:
It gets further problematic while one is driving (without Bluetooth) or some other situation which I can't think of now..
Before, Lollipop, when TouchWiz Roms were still fully compatible with Xposed-I used Gestures to get this task accomplished but that's past..
I still wanted that ease of not unlocking the phone just to do this simple task..
And then, I, for the VERRRRRRRRRRY 1ST TIME, took note of the Emergency Dialler (that's how Samsung Galaxy Note 3-Lollipop spells Dialer) that sits on our phone's Lock Screen
And a 'penny dropped' in my body's data processor.. Lol..
I unlocked my phone.
Opened Contacts app.
Tapped on Group
Selected "ICE - emergency contacts"
Tapped on +
Selected "Add existing contact"
Ticked (selected) the desired contacts and tapped on "DONE"
Went back to where it all began - phone's Lock Screen
Followed by, yes, you guessed it right - the Emergency Dialler
Pressed + (4 contacts can be set to appear on the main screen of the Emergency Dialler)
and that's Me (& now you) saving several taps and annoyances.. :victory:
You can access the other selected contacts by tapping on the Siren icon in the Dial Pad
I can confirm it works on Samsung's Note 3, S4, S4 Mini, S5, S5 Mini, Tab S (10.5"), Tab S (8.4") & many other newer phones.
I tried it on S3 Mini, though, Emergency Dialler was present there - 4 contacts can't be set in the main screen of the Emergency Dialler, maybe that's the case with S3 too..
I hope it helps and this wasn't posted anywhere else-I tried finding it, couldn't find..
Please hit Thanks if you cherish my efforts..
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instead..
http://www.sammobile.com/2016/12/01/poll-do-you-set-up-emergency-contact-numbers-on-your-phone/
Participate in the Voting.. :highfive:
I've had this issue in all premier inns I've stayed in.
Basically when I've tried searching for the premier inn WiFi. My nexus 5 finds the WiFi and connects to it OK.
But here is where the fun starts.
Once I'm connected the WiFi asks me to log in which I go ahead and do.
Well try...
As soon as the log in page loads up. Within a second the page disappears and brings up an error sign. If I try pressing back its keeps doing the same.
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That's the sign which I keep getting.
I've tried it on the free premier inn and ultimate and still does the same.
I know this is a issue with other nexus 5s as well.
I've spoken to the provider of the WiFi which is arqiva (think its spelt like that). And they couldn't help.
If I use the WiFi as it is with out logging in this is what I'm greeted with when I try to access the internet.
Any help would be appreciated.
I've tried lots of different settings and ways around it but no success.
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Try another browser, it's normally chrome doing that
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As soon as the log in page loads up. Within a second the page disappears and brings up an error sign. If I try pressing back its keeps doing the same.
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I've had this bug since 5.1. Self-signed certificates are throwing this error only when clicking on "Sign into WiFi Network," and there's no clickable items on that page.
I tried downloading the self-signed certs from another machine and was able to successfully import them into Android, but I'm still getting the red lock icon.
What I was able to do is - on another machine - get the URL for the network's signon page and save it in your chrome bookmarks.
Next time you get the red lock icon on the signin screen, click on the menu (three-dot) and choose "use this network as-is." Then pop open chrome, click on the bookmark for the network's signon page, and sign in as we used to be able to do.
For some reason these "popup text bubbles" stays on screen for about 60sec(Don't know there name, so it's hard finding related search results).
They're supposed to go away way faster(~5-15sec?).
I can't find a way to revert it, so do any of you know whats going on?
This behavior has persisted on two phones(Both running android 11).
I've imported my settings using my google account to the new phone.
The new phone:
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muuu said:
For some reason these "popup text bubbles" stays on screen for about 60sec(Don't know there name, so it's hard finding related search results).
They're supposed to go away way faster(~5-15sec?).
I can't find a way to revert it, so do any of you know whats going on?
This behavior has persisted on two phones(Both running android 11).
I've imported my settings using my google account to the new phone.
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It is an accessibility setting, follow the page linked below to find the "Time to take action" setting and change the value to the preferred time you want.
https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/articles/00263401
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It is an accessibility setting, follow the page linked below to find the "Time to take action" setting and change the value to the preferred time you want.
https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/articles/00263401
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Thank you sir, you're a savior!!!
Disable Bubble Notification On Android For Specific AppsStep 1. Grab your phone or tab (Android) and swipe down from the top of the screen once or twice.
Step 2. Tap on the Settings icon to open your device’s Settings menu.
Step 3. Now, scroll down until you find “Apps and Notifications.” Tap on it.
Step 4. Tap the message that says “See all X apps.” You will find icons of three apps installed on your device on top of the phone screen and this message under it. And ‘X’ is basically, the total number of apps you have on your device.
Step 5. From the list of apps, select the app for which you don’t want to use Bubbles.
Step 6. Then, in the app window, tap “Notifications” and then, select “Bubbles.”
Step 7. Next, tap on the button that says “Nothing can bubble.”
This will stop sending you a Bubble for every message you receive in that app.
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When inserting address in GOOGLE contacts app, you just type in a single line (part of) the address and the apps queries Google Maps to let you choose the address. Any way to enable something similar for SAMSUNG contacts app?
Any idea here, pls?
Samsung contact app is not that sofesticated. but if you add a post code or any part of the address manually then a map button allows you to use activate the default map app.
Maybe use Google contact to fill contact address and then swap to Samsung as default
Or just use Google Contacts which is the better app. I tried using all Samsung apps and found it to be too much of a compromise.
I use Samsung Notes and My Files, the rest are google apps. It sucks but it's the price you pay for owning a Samsung device.
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Or just use Google Contacts which is the better app. I tried using all Samsung apps and found it to be too much of a compromise.
I use Samsung Notes and My Files, the rest are google apps. It sucks but it's the price you pay for owning a Samsung device.
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Unfortunately using Google Phone or Contacts on Samsung is annoying if you have dual sim: Samsung allows three choices-
- sim 1
- sim 2
- always ask
I chose always ask because I need control yet when calling a contact for the first time, you are asked which sim to use but there's no way to set a default sim upon this first call: on my former pixel I had an option to check "always use this sim", which is missing on Samsung.
In Samsung contacts there's a handy feature to assign in batch a default sim for chosen numbers, in Google contacts you have to do this contact by contact.
Update: never mind, all of a sudden the option to set default calling sim is now present when I call this contact for the first time...
And also Google Messages behaves strange: when selecting a contact for the first time as destination , I am prompted with two numbers from this contacts, same numbers but one with space and one without
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Can't help you with this one. I use Signal exclusively for messaging.