Old smartphones have a jack socket to play music via cable from an external amplifier.
Since there is only USB-C, you need an adapter.
I bought one a few years ago. However, it doesn't work with the Pixel 6a. Maybe it's a hardware issue.
Which adapter can you recommend?
Dan-cer

- Joined May 28, 2024
I enjoy leaving mainstream standards, love using Linux Mint and Vivaldi browser - and now also GrapheneOS!
trashaccount You mean, if the pw / pin query does not appear automatically, then it will probably not be possible?
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trashaccount
That's great and it works! And fine to turn it off having the settings saved.
However, is it possible to have it with password / pin protection? Because with setting "File Transfer" it immediately is connected when plugging in usb.- Edited
Oh, the number is growing. With likes counted we are already 3 supporting the request! That's great, isn't it?
Sometimes such threads are overlooked as I did with yours.I think GrapheneOS is super good and would like to help it to be constantly optimized. For this reason I have introduced the topic - too many clicks - here. As a feature request.
Any comments on this issue?
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In contrast to other Android devices, my GrapheneOS Pixel 6a requires too many clicks to enable data traffic between PC and phone.
As soon as I connect other Android devices to the PC via USB cable, a pop-up immediately appears where I can decide whether I want to allow data transfer. So I only need to click once and the connection is established.
In GrapheneOS - at least for me - no popup appears. I- have to laboriously pull down the notification bar,
- click on "Device charging via USB" ,
- then - after expanding - click on the same item again and
- then click on data traffic and
- finally enter the pin.
I find the pin security useful. But the procedure should be much easier with a pop-up just asking for "Allow" and then requesting the pin.
It has been working here most of the time for a few months now. It seems to be basically fixed. A temporary poor internet connection could be a weak point.
ZoraIsHere Yes, the satellite app has all the necessary permissions. The problem only exists when I am called on the satellite number. If I call out in the opposite direction, everything works.
Battery usage is unrestricted already.ZoraIsHere I have even more authorizations granted. But it still doesn't work. It rings and when I answer, the word "Connecting..." appears briefly. Then an error message appears.
I'll do that tomorrow.
In the meantime, I was able to answer the call once. But the next time it was the same problem again.
ignoramous I'm sorry that I can't help to figure out what caused that mass download because I immediately deinstalled the app.
When I want to update my apps in the Aurora store, the descriptions are often in Chinese. Why is that? I don't use a VPN.
Supplement:
After I deactivated Rethink, messages about DNS and downloads appeared every second, totaling a few hundred MB. Very strange. I had to uninstall the app.
I'm currently using TrackerControl again. Some trackers are displayed for the Rossmann app. Does this mean that TC automatically blocks these trackers?
This evening I had bad telefone connection somehow, and I deinstalled Rethink to get rid of any trouble.
However, I have to investigate the issue.
Is it possible that VPN and DNS settings can cause bad telefone connection of my sim provider?