gosrox Except it is released. There is no alpha or beta version.
The same exact update will make its way through all three channels unless there's a problem.
If you want it immediately go to alpha. If you'd rather wait for more people to try it out first, go to another channel.
The stock updates are rolled out the same way, you just don't get to pick which group you're in.
Syberkonda It requires a rooted device or an OS that natively supports it.
It was considered for GrapheneOS at one point but ultimately decided against.
For what it's worth the only recent reports I've found of this happening outside of GrapheneOS are from people with other non-stock/rooted devices and their solution seems to be spoofing device integrity.
https://xdaforums.com/t/rcs-chat-gone-in-latest-update.4653947/#post-89312709
https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleMessages/comments/1agsjh0/rcs_issues_on_devices_that_have_unlocked/
Fold 2 for sure
Apps only need storage permissions to interact with files they didn't create. Storage scopes just allows you to limit their ability to do that in a way that's transparent to the app.
Many apps only need to interact with their own files and nothing else. Those apps don't need any special storage permissions, so there won't be an option to set storage scopes.
Changing the permissions or otherwise disabling apps that came pre installed is generally a bad idea. It can cause your system to break in ways that are difficult to diagnose and there's no benefit to doing it.
RedHenry clearing the cache is harmless. Clearing the app's storage will wipe it clean like a fresh install, losing any data that wasn't backed up.
RedHenry in app info, under permissions, go to any storage permission and there should be an option to set up storage scopes.
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SpiderUser That's been brought up before and isn't going to happen. The throttling enforced by the security chip would prevent anyone from brute forcing a random 6 digit pin in a reasonable amount of time unless they had an exploit for it.
In the senerio that they had an exploit they could clone the storage before they run out of attempts and try again as many times as they want. It only introduces the possibility of permanent data loss without actually adding any security.
I saved everything to a laptop with Samsung's Smart Switch and copied what I wanted manually from there to my pixel over USB ctrl-c ctrl-v. It didn't alter any dates.
Going from Graphene to Graphene I've also archived all my pictures in .7z format and extracted them on the new device and that process also preserved creation dates.
LDAC should be an option in the XM4s settings under Bluetooth devices. It might not show up if multi device pairing is enabled, which you probably need to have their headphones app to disable.
In the same app under Sound there's an option to prioritize sound quality that should make it auto select the LDAC codec.
I'm pretty sure all the settings are saved to the actual headphones so you can optionally uninstall or disable the app once everything is how you want it.
If you're talking about the developer setting to force the highest LDAC bitrate, enabling developer options is one way to do it. I used to do that but it was unreliable and would keep resetting to the default setting. The Sony Music Center app(separate app from Headphones Connect) has an option under "Bluetooth output" that seems to keep it at the higher bitrate setting: "prioritize LDAC" once again makes it use LDAC if available, and "Priority on sound quality" should make it select the highest bitrate.
https://grapheneos.org/usage#storage-access
"Without any storage permission, an app is allowed to:"
"create files of any type (both media and non-media) in Documents/ and Download/"
No big deal, you just crossed timelines.
Just keep in mind, Nelson Mandela died in 2013, not the 80s, and it's spelled "Berenstain" here, not "Berenstein," just in case you find yourself getting in weird arguments like that.
lbschenkel Got stuck at the blue loading screen.
maximus87 That's off by default for privacy reasons, you can turn it on in settings. You can also manually add words to make it stop auto correcting them.
Device Tested: Pixel 7 Pro
DAC: Moondrop Dawn 3.5mm, Moondrop Dawn 4.4mm
Both work fine, no audio issues. Remains default output even with the jack unplugged.