Does anyone have a solution for this
The passwords are encrypted
Is there any way that I can see the passwords
Thank you
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ussefbmo said:
Does anyone have a solution for this
The passwords are encrypted
Is there any way that I can see the passwords
Thank you
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If it's a Wi-Fi network that you have previously connected your device to, you can use several methods as described in the link below, read the whole thread and try the different methods.
https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-see-a-saved-Wi-Fi-password-on-Android-without-root-privileges
If it is a network that you have never connected to, get the password from someone else that already has access. If you have never connected your device to that network and there is no one you can get the password from, then you're out of luck. We don't help crack Wi-Fi networks, that's illegal. You'll have to go somewhere else on the internet other than XDA if that is what you're looking for.
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I cant login into the forum with my phone.
Tapatalk and XDA Developers app are not working.
Tapatalk:
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And no i do not spell my name and password wrong!
Someone know wtf is wrong?
Go to Settings > Applications > Manage and clear data for XDA and Tapatalk. Then either use a file explorer, or mount your phone to the computer in Mass Storage mode and delete the 'xdapretapatalk' and 'tapatalk' folders.
Then try again, that should clear whatever is causing the problem. I'd also recommend turing on visible passwords when you enter them, just so you can be sure
I suggest to spell your user name and password using the correct case - it seems that you were trying to log in as "burn2hell" instead of "Burn2Hell".
So my username is nba1341 I just click on a page and all of a sudden I am logged onto someone named "anomalyconcept" profile. I click back then I am logged out. I click new post and I am back in my profile.
Why is xda logging me into other people's accounts I do not own or even know who they are?
I just browsed the site a little more ended up logged in on these user names:
xips
tbong777
wavrunrx
What is going on here!?!?!
Also the theme changes to the new one since I have mine set on the xda 2010 theme
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^I don't know who that is or why I am logged into their account
I also saw it:
I'm changing my pass and logging out for now until we get an answer, I've been seeing too much hacking these days and changing passwords should not be as frequent as changing underwear
There's already a couple threads on this issue in About XDA. Thread closed.
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The screenshot shows settings which I'm able to encrypt my device. I was thinking of encrypting both the phone and SD card. But !
Can anyone tell me if there's any negative consequences of doing so? I've heard it is not reversible. And supposedly can slow the device. I highly appreciate any help. Thanks.
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The screenshot shows settings which I'm able to encrypt my device. I was thinking of encrypting both the phone and SD card. But !
Can anyone tell me if there's any negative consequences of doing so? I've heard it is not reversible. And supposedly can slow the device. I highly appreciate any help. Thanks.
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You can't revert it thats right, and if android ever stops working there is no way te recover your personal data.
If you have to ask, then don't encrypt.
Just asking for trouble, sooner or later, and there are ALWAYS security holes anyway.
Can somebody help me help this lady please?
Thanks
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Tiribulus said:
Can somebody help me help this lady please?
Thanks
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Is there a Google account on the device?
ashyx said:
Is there a Google account on the device?
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OOPS! Sorry, I just saw this. I'm not sure if she still needs this done or not.
Thanks for the reply in any case.
I have a similar issue but I have managed to hard reset and it now starts up like a new phone would until it gets to Google account page where it asks us to put in daughters google credentials that was used on the phone before the reset only trouble is me and my partner can't remember the credentials so we are unable to use the phone, is there anyway we can bypass this TIA
I don't know if you guys are encountering the same difficulty as I with certain apps, the problem in the case is that they only connect to the data mobile and Wi-Fi just do not work. I saw that the problem also occurs in One + and some Pixel, all with the Pie version.
After a long time trying to solve the problem, trying everything, formatting everything, trying on different Wi-Fi networks, and nothing worked.
The applications I had a problem with were: Netflix, Twitter, some websites, speed meters like SpeedNet, and so on ...
For now the only solution I found was using AFWall + firewall and disabling IPv6 for the entire system, the following link and configuration is below:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.ukanth.ufirewall
In the application preferences, in Rules / Connectivity leave it as it is in the screenshots
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