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Legitimately bricked my phone, just want an expert opinion

Running viperROM 5, went to clear my battery stats and hit clear dalvik on accident without realizing it. No big deal, went to boot up phone and it hung at the samsung screen for over 10 minutes so I just thought I would flash back to stock and reflash the ROM. The original reason I went to wipe battery stats was to calibrate my battery, which was almost dead. I switched to a spare that I thought was full, started odin, left the room, and came back to odin saying FAILED. Phone is completely unresponsive, the charge light will not even come on when I plug it into the wall or laptop. The computer does recognize when I plug it into the computer but it doesn't know what it is. Gonna sell it for parts on ebay unless someone here knows something I don't, thanks in advance =/

Even though Odin failed... cant you still get into download mode ?
if you can i recommend using any cable other than the stock one

I dont think your developing anything here so i would say this will get moved to the appropriate thread.

Your battery died. Odin consumes a great deal of battery power. Unfortunately, it failed so you can not charge your battery through your phone. If you get a new battery or charge your battery exteranlly, I bet you can get into download mode again and odin
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tuttjs said:
Your battery died. Odin consumes a great deal of battery power. Unfortunately, it failed so you can not charge your battery through your phone. If you get a new battery or charge your battery exteranlly, I bet you can get into download mode again and odin
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This is what I was hoping to hear--I'll give it a try, thanks!
Sorry this is in the wrong place, not sure where it should have gone instead >.>

I have heard, though never tried myself so take it as the unfounded rumor that it is, that it is possible to get the phone to boot in some fashion with the battery out of it, then insert the battery while it is on to "jump start" the charging.
I hope I never have to try it because it sounds like it has lots of potential for problems, but if your phone is well and truly dead what do you have to lose?

JMMusic said:
I have heard, though never tried myself so take it as the unfounded rumor that it is, that it is possible to get the phone to boot in some fashion with the battery out of it, then insert the battery while it is on to "jump start" the charging.
I hope I never have to try it because it sounds like it has lots of potential for problems, but if your phone is well and truly dead what do you have to lose?
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This actually worked! I can get into download mode, although I don't know if the battery is really charging or not. Either way I'm in good shape, I just don't understand why neither battery would boot into download mode when one of them had about 10% left.
Also this clearly belongs in Q and A, sorry!

Even without the battery as long as your phone is plugged in with the USB it should go into Download mode ... i think

Everything is back up and running, thanks everyone =)

redandblack1287 said:
This actually worked!
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I still hope I never have to do it. Glad it worked for you though.

redandblack1287 said:
Everything is back up and running, thanks everyone =)
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Wait, so you legitimately bricked your phone, but you got it working? Liar!!!!

As usual, a claimed brick is FAR FROM a brick, and despite all the notices shouting at them, people continue to spam up the dev section. Come on, people.
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Sure is easy to tell when Impaler's gone.

Its funny how many threads say I bricked my phone and then at the bottom they say it worked. And why in development section?
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WhiteWidows said:
I dont think your developing anything here so i would say this will get moved to the appropriate thread.
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I laughed. Lmao....
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JMMusic said:
I have heard, though never tried myself so take it as the unfounded rumor that it is, that it is possible to get the phone to boot in some fashion with the battery out of it, then insert the battery while it is on to "jump start" the charging.
I hope I never have to try it because it sounds like it has lots of potential for problems, but if your phone is well and truly dead what do you have to lose?
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I wish I would have thoughbt of this prior to getting the desk charger when I did the same.
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all white bricks, all yellow bricks, just hit a lick, wit 50 more bricks, got all these Bricks!!!
Lol everytime i hear the word brick i think of that retarded gucci mane song!

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[Q] lg g3 text glow

Has anyone with the g3 noticed any issues with text contrast issues where it looks like an old vga monitor that hadnt been auto adjusted? If there is black text on a grey or coloured background it has a white glow, if its white text on a dark background it has a black glow

From what ive read this appears to be due to the sharpness setting used so if anyone knows how to adjust the display sharpness that would be great

This is what Erica Griffin noticed on her phone a F400K I believe do you have the same model?

RaiderX303 said:
Has anyone with the g3 noticed any issues with text contrast issues where it looks like an old vga monitor that hadnt been auto adjusted? If there is black text on a grey or coloured background it has a white glow, if its white text on a dark background it has a black glow
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Can you post a zoomed-in picture in which this is apparent? I've heard of this problem but so far haven't seen it myself on any video or picture.

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Here's the best I could get, taken with my M8

You can clearly see that in the screenshot I hope the UK version fairs better as that could be really off putting.

My model is the F400L

RaiderX303 said:
My model is the F400L
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I will get my UK branded one later on today so will have a look at the same place you noticed yours and will see if it's the same or not.

hey Raider long time no see!
Mine is charging, I will check when I get to turn it on.

Lennyuk said:
hey Raider long time no see!
Mine is charging, I will check when I get to turn it on.
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You can turn it on straight away.
There's absolutely no need to do any kind of "first charge" procedure on phones now.

Dan1909 said:
You can turn it on straight away.
There's absolutely no need to do any kind of "first charge" procedure on phones now.
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I guess he is aware of this, seems more like a ritual ?

Dan1909 said:
You can turn it on straight away.
There's absolutely no need to do any kind of "first charge" procedure on phones now.
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I am not doing it because I have been told I have to, I am doing it because I am choosing to do so!
I tend to get 3-4 Flagship devices a year, on top of the ones I am sent as review units, I have my process - it might differ from yours but so be it

Lennyuk said:
I am not doing it because I have been told I have to, I am doing it because I am choosing to do so!
I tend to get 3-4 Flagship devices a year, on top of the ones I am sent as review units, I have my process - it might differ from yours but so be it
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If that's what you choose to do, then that's totally up to you.
I just wanted to make sure you were aware that there's not any actual reason for you to do it; just in case you were only doing it because you thought you should or needed to .
Looking forward to hearing how you find the phone!

Had a bit of time with the phone now, installing apps (well watching Google auto-install my apps anyway) and there is a bit of glow, but it is no where near as bad as what Raider seems to have, its barely noticeable at all.
The colour contracts will take some getting used to, as it is very different to the nexus 5 that I have been using recently.

Lennyuk said:
Had a bit of time with the phone now, installing apps (well watching Google auto-install my apps anyway) and there is a bit of glow, but it is no where near as bad as what Raider seems to have, its barely noticeable at all.
The colour contracts will take some getting used to, as it is very different to the nexus 5 that I have been using recently.
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Same as me it's very hard to notice maybe it's an issue with the korean handsets only?

Possibly the UK version has newer update which reduces the issue? After all the Korean ones are all carrier branded

RaiderX303 said:
Here's the best I could get, taken with my M8
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I don't see anything weird there. Where do I need to look?

Sensamic said:
I don't see anything weird there. Where do I need to look?
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Look under the word "Language"

Lennyuk said:
Look under the word "Language"
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Ok. Now I see it. In person must be more visible and annoying.

I hear from a friend that has one that its not too bad except for on LGs menus and home screen. Its like they have added a border around thier text lables to make it "easier" to read.
My friend said it is not there with an aftermarket launcher (nova, ect). So it is an LG text setting and not a screen issue.
**If somone else here with an LGG3 could load nova to verify that would be nice.**

how can you determine the manufacturing date of an LG G4?

also is there upgradable firmware in this phone? (not referring to the ROMs we are flashing, I mean the firmware for the phone's hardware itself, nothing to do with Android)

There is an App which is called LG phone info. You should see the manufacturing date with it

First 3 digits of serial number are year/month in ymm format. 507: 5 = 2015, 07 = July.

Are people checking because of the rumors faulty motherboard?
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dfunkbv said:
There is an App which is called LG phone info. You should see the manufacturing date with it
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whoa - that app is awesome!!!

shook187 said:
Are people checking because of the rumors faulty motherboard?
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mine was made May 20, and it works great - this app even tells the three digit LG country code in case you do not have your original box, and want to know if bootloader can be unlocked

WTF? said:
whoa - that app is awesome!!!
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does that app show how many times it's been flashed with different roms?

reg66 said:
does that app show how many times it's been flashed with different roms?
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no, and why would it matter, your G4's rewritable internal memory can handle 1000's of flashes throughout its lifetime!

Well, mines is having crazy sections of bootloops for no apparent reason. When it happens it can't enter Recovery. It bootloops even from download mode. When I manage to successfully flash a Kdz, bootloops still come back again after some time. And guess the manufacturing date

check the date in http://imeidata.net/check?imei=<your imei> and go to warranty (or directly http://imeidata.net/warranty/lg?imei=<your imei> )

WTF? said:
also is there upgradable firmware in this phone? (not referring to the ROMs we are flashing, I mean the firmware for the phone's hardware itself, nothing to do with Android)
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Mine says it on the box it came in. Same as with my G3, so if you still have your box I'd say that's the easy answer.
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Well, mines is having crazy sections of bootloops for no apparent reason. When it happens it can't enter Recovery. It bootloops even from download mode. When I manage to successfully flash a Kdz, bootloops still come back again after some time. And guess the manufacturing date
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what date is frowned upon? What issues are we talking about, the bootlooping? Is that specific to a certain variant or all?

petermg said:
Mine says it on the box it came in. Same as with my G3, so if you still have your box I'd say that's the easy answer.
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where is the firmware version shown on the box and what is the latest version?

WTF? said:
where is the firmware version shown on the box and what is the latest version?
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It depends on your variant as far as what the latest version is. Mine is on the side of the box, on a sticker/label.

petermg said:
It depends on your variant as far as what the latest version is. Mine is on the side of the box, on a sticker/label.
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this label is identical to mine - I don't see any firmware info
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petermg said:
Mine says it on the box it came in. Same as with my G3, so if you still have your box I'd say that's the easy answer.
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what date is frowned upon? What issues are we talking about, the bootlooping? Is that specific to a certain variant or all?
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It was on May. Now it is totally useless stuck in bootloops. Maybe it is the most common manufacturing date and the buggy devices might represent a low %, but not all made on that batch.

what your lg g4 manufacture date
GUGUITOMTG4 said:
Well, mines is having crazy sections of bootloops for no apparent reason. When it happens it can't enter Recovery. It bootloops even from download mode. When I manage to successfully flash a Kdz, bootloops still come back again after some time. And guess the manufacturing date
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???

I have had two g4 that were purchased at same time fail right at the 12 mos
They were both 508 date code
Luckly they both replaced under warranty
When they failed they would get stuck at boot screen "lg life is good" sometimes going through endless restarts or just shutting off where you need to pull battery to get it to try again
Data was recovered by freezing. I put in a zip lock bag in freezer for half hour. It would then boot normally. Needed to keep cold entire time, once it heats up it will stop. So use a bucket of ice or run your usb cable out of your freezer while downloading. Tried using a hair dryer to heat, but that method only worked once for a few minutes.
This is a manufacturing defect, some kind of bad solder joint or similar issue.
From my research, appears to happen more often in summer months, like you leave phone in hot car and a weak solder joint gives out. Heating and cooling works to temporarily cause the electrical connection to work through thermal expansion or contraction.

Battery charging limited to 60%

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Is there any way to avoid this?
Today i got a message informing me about a firmware update that will be performed tomorrow and will limit the battery to 60%.
I don't have the time and patience to go through this exchange programme. Phone is rooted but it has the original stock rom.

Whoa its coming... btw, what version's yours?

Fishdj said:
Whoa its coming... btw, what version's yours?
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SM-930F purchased from Vodafone IRL

vvv1vvv said:
Is there any way to avoid this?
Today i got a message informing me about a firmware update that will be performed tomorrow and will limit the battery to 60%.
I don't have the time and patience to go through this exchange programme. Phone is rooted but it has the original stock rom.
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Yes:
1. Pop a few NZTs.
2. Exchange explosive devise for non-explosive device.
3. Profit

You can use Package Disabler Pro to disable system updates and Knox. That has blocked it on mine.

fogame said:
You can use Package Disabler Pro to disable system updates and Knox. That has blocked it on mine.
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Sounds like a plan.
So i disabled:
Knox (com.sec.knox.switcher)
KnoxAppsUpdateAgent (com.samsung.knox.appsupdateagent)
Software Update (com.sec.android.soagent + com.wssyncmldm)
UrgentFWUpdateSensorHub (com.samsung.firmware.sendorhub)
UrgentFWUpdateTSP(com.samsung.android.firmware.tsp)
Security Policy Update (com.policydm)
Would these do the job? Have you disabled others as well?
Thanks

vvv1vvv said:
Sounds like a plan.
So i disabled:
Knox (com.sec.knox.switcher)
KnoxAppsUpdateAgent (com.samsung.knox.appsupdateagent)
Software Update (com.sec.android.soagent + com.wssyncmldm)
UrgentFWUpdateSensorHub (com.samsung.firmware.sendorhub)
UrgentFWUpdateTSP(com.samsung.android.firmware.tsp)
Security Policy Update (com.policydm)
Would these do the job? Have you disabled others as well?
Thanks
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This has all of what I've disabled. No problems with anything. Just import it. Samsung pay works too. If something you use is disabled you re-enable it.

just got this notification a few moments before!
it says in German that I will get an update tomorrow, which will confirm my phone as safe with the green battery icon (which I do not want nor like btw)!
THE FUNNY THING IS:
my phone was a pre-order from Amazon Germany, I got it on Sept. 1st
so not all early devices are affected!!
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fogame said:
This has all of what I've disabled. No problems with anything. Just import it. Samsung pay works too. If something you use is disabled you re-enable it.
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Thanks for the list; it blocked 95 packages, none will be missed.
I've no intention to return the phone, I'll keep it until it explodes or till S8 in February, whichever comes first

TML1504 said:
it says in German that I will get an update tomorrow, which will confirm my phone as safe with the green battery icon (which I do not want nor like btw)!
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you may get the 60% too with the update...

vvv1vvv said:
you may get the 60% too with the update...
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i already thought about that, but why then make 2 different messages??
before i saw the OP message i thought that could be, but now i'm almost sure the messages are based on what IMEI you have, and samsung knows what production charges are affected...

vvv1vvv said:
Thanks for the list; it blocked 95 packages, none will be missed.
I've no intention to return the phone, I'll keep it until it explodes or till S8 in February, whichever comes first
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The link below is where I got the xml from. I added some of my own and removed others but there is an extreme version as well. Most people use the basic but the extreme can work too. It's from the Note 5 forums.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/general/guide-bloating-touchwizzing-note-5-t3184563

TML1504 said:
just got this notification a few moments before!
it says in German that I will get an update tomorrow, which will confirm my phone as safe with the green battery icon (which I do not want nor like btw)!
THE FUNNY THING IS:
my phone was a pre-order from Amazon Germany, I got it on Sept. 1st
so not all early devices are affected!!
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So is this saying your phone is safe and battery will go green?
Or is it saying it will change colour to green if it is safe?

gCloud said:
So is this saying your phone is safe and battery will go green?
Or is it saying it will change colour to green if it is safe?
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first one, therefore i'm almost sure my phone will be safe (and go green tomorrow)!
it would be interessting if any german user got a message saying their battery will go to 60% tomorrow...

TML1504 said:
i already thought about that, but why then make 2 different messages??
before i saw the OP message i thought that could be, but now i'm almost sure the messages are based on what IMEI you have, and samsung knows what production charges are affected...
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Could be as you say, i think you put too much faith in them. They just try to cover their behind the best they can.
I provided them with the IMEI when the program started, via a webform because they initially said they will post the replacement and collect the [potential] bomb upon delivery. My issue with them is that now they expect the mobile provider to exchange it. Vodafone said i'll have to give it back and wait until a replacement becomes available (i.e. they don't care).

TML1504 said:
first one, therefore i'm almost sure my phone will be safe (and go green tomorrow)!
it would be interessting if any german user got a message saying their battery will go to 60% tomorrow...
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mine has been replaced but I got the same green battery message in the UK just now. but my phone was manufactured the back end of August, so I would assume some later devices are probably fine anyway.

gCloud said:
So is this saying your phone is safe and battery will go green?
Or is it saying it will change colour to green if it is safe?
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Haha, just wait till the modders will get their hands on it. Nobody will know which one has been replaced.

TML1504 said:
first one, therefore i'm almost sure my phone will be safe (and go green tomorrow)!
it would be interessting if any german user got a message saying their battery will go to 60% tomorrow...
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Good luck tomorrow Keep us posted.

vvv1vvv said:
Haha, just wait till the modders will get their hands on it. Nobody will know which one has been replaced.
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it's probably deep coded in the firmware leading to it needing a root to do since it is also on the power options screen, so all I would assume is rooted devices would be treat as unrepaired.

vvv1vvv said:
Haha, just wait till the modders will get their hands on it. Nobody will know which one has been replaced.
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Yeah i thought that when I first heard about green battery in Korea

what is this green big icon?

hello my friends
i got a green icon after get one ui 4 update.
do you have any iade about this green icon on screen? it's always active on every screen. i can't disable it
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Rather ugly. A mic permission alert?
I'm so not updating my N10+'s

blackhawk said:
Rather ugly. A mic permission alert?
I'm so not updating my N10+'s
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I couldn't find the problem. Don't update this yet

stormy_ugur said:
I couldn't find the problem. Don't update this yet
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If it is a mic icon it may mean an app is accessing the mic. Check to see what's running.
The white ring is wretched...
Lol, I'm still running on 9 and 10... and I like it.

I guess I will hard reset for remove it. I checked everything but couldn't find the solution.
At least you can try 11

stormy_ugur said:
I guess I will hard reset for remove it. I checked everything but couldn't find the solution.
At least you can try 11
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Ummm, don't bet on that!
A factory reset is recommended after a major upgrade so there's that. That aside I always prefer finding the root cause whenever possible.
You can also try clearing the system cache.
The highest I'll go on my N10+'s is 10. They run fast, very stable and are fulfilling their mission.
The one running on 9 current load will be 2 yo in June with minimal maintenance. I reboot it when I think about it, sometimes 3 days or more. I'd be kicking myself if I lost this upgrading as at this point they're optimized and have all the bugs worked out or worked around.

You may want to check what apps have permission to display over other apps

blackhawk said:
Ummm, don't bet on that!
A factory reset is recommended after a major upgrade so there's that. That aside I always prefer finding the root cause whenever possible.
You can also try clearing the system cache.
The highest I'll go on my N10+'s is 10. They run fast, very stable and are fulfilling their mission.
The one running on 9 current load will be 2 yo in June with minimal maintenance. I reboot it when I think about it, sometimes 3 days or more. I'd be kicking myself if I lost this upgrading as at this point they're optimized and have all the bugs worked out or worked around.
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I upgraded both Note 10 plus as soon as I got them to android 11, they run for weeks if not months without rebooting and they are fast stable reliable phones. I think your problems is more between your both ears than on your phones...same with battery's. The oldest has its original battery in it...not exploded nor inflated/bulged back yet. Same for the 4 years old Huawei's we have, all running on original batteries, granted their batterie life has degraded but not to an extend that these phones are no longer useful.
You have to change your tune as it is getting old and very boring after being repeated in every tread...

Could it be "Tips" icon?

cfds said:
I upgraded both Note 10 plus as soon as I got them to android 11, they run for weeks if not months without rebooting and they are fast stable reliable phones. I think your problems is more between your both ears than on your phones...same with battery's. The oldest has its original battery in it...not exploded nor inflated/bulged back yet. Same for the 4 years old Huawei's we have, all running on original batteries, granted their batterie life has degraded but not to an extend that these phones are no longer useful.
You have to change your tune as it is getting old and very boring after being repeated in every tread...
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Your Li battery knowledge is... amusing.
Live and learn then... there's no point to keeping a degraded Li other than ineptitude, apathy or proverty.
I go for years without rebooting will be next
If you expect credibility, keep your s**t tight.

louforgiveno said:
Could it be "Tips" icon?
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If so you should be able to punch it. Apparently it's static by glitch or design.

blackhawk said:
Your Li battery knowledge is... amusing.
Live and learn then... there's no point to keeping a degraded Li other than ineptitude, apathy or proverty.
I go for years without rebooting will be next
If you expect credibility, keep your s**t tight.
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Oh man...relax, its just a phone.