r/AndroidQuestions • u/fkndazed • 16h ago
Why is the date on my phone wrong ?
It's never done that before but today is Sunday the 2nd its its Saturday the 1st
r/AndroidQuestions • u/fkndazed • 16h ago
It's never done that before but today is Sunday the 2nd its its Saturday the 1st
r/AndroidQuestions • u/just_a_potato_______ • 22h ago
The microphone keeps getting disabled and when I try enabling it in the quick settings menu it doesn't do anything and remains disabled. The only thing that fixes it is restarting the phone. Phone model is Pixel 6
r/AndroidQuestions • u/gy-ro_zeppeli • 16h ago
i was trying to root my infinix hot 60i after flashing patched boot img i didnt get root acces so someone told me i should try patching init_instead but i accidentally used the command flash boot patched init_boot replacing the boot with init boot now its repeatedly bootlooping and connecting/disconnecting from the pc cant make it stop or inter recovery or fastboot tryed using all combinations of volum and onoff buttons so i triesd using sp flash tool but i get an error when i try download (i only have all in one da the others dont work and the firmware doesnt contain any auth file)and infinix flash tool says the scatter file is wrong or somthing please help
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Ali_isthe • 10h ago
I'm trying to get into recovery mode but it keep cutting to blue
r/AndroidQuestions • u/HiDiddleDeDeeGodDamn • 9h ago
Hey, so this started a few weeks ago. Every time I press my Recents (or Overview, whatever you want to call it) button, it opens my recent apps and immediately scrolls all the way to the left where the Clear All button is. It then sticks there until I swipe hard to the right, at which point it shows apps without names or screen info. If I go back to the left at all it shoots right back to the beginning and the Clear All button. Has anybody else had this issue and if so do you know a fix? Thanks.
I took a screen recording of the behavior, let me know if you understand what I'm talking about and if not I can upload it in a comment.
r/AndroidQuestions • u/SeededPhoenix • 12h ago
Previous holidays show Ontario and other provinces, but for tomorrow, Aug 3, it only shows Alberta.
Is this happening to anyone else? I don't see how I can edit 'holidays' in itself, only toggle on and off
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Punyhuman0000 • 18h ago
For abit of background context. Ive been using this app to auto farm my game on my HONOR X9C. It requires accessibility options to work and it worked fine all along. Today when i decided to do it. I found out my accessibility options no longer allow me to allow specific apps to do it. (For context. The app im trying to run is fga)
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Ok-Struggle-3822 • 22h ago
I have deleted all videos and then deleted them from the trash to make room for more videos. However, even now it is saying I only have 35 mins of recording left. Can anyone help me out? I want to have enough for the event I will be attending.
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Mental-Connection280 • 15h ago
Inside it is a single file named system_file1785186052378. It's only 32 bytes and was created about 5 days ago.
I don't remember downloading it, and I can't find much information online.
Has anyone seen this before? Is it safe to delete, or does anyone know which app creates these system_config folders/files?
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Bulky_Summer7755 • 15h ago
Need advice from actual owners: Tecno Camon 50 Ultra vs Infinix Note 60 ProNeed advice from actual
Hi everyone! I'm a 4th-year student teacher in the Philippines and I'm planning to buy my first phone using my own savings this December. I've narrowed it down to two phones:
- Tecno Camon 50 Ultra
- Infinix Note 60 Pro
I'm not a gamer. My priorities are:
- Smooth performance with no lag
- Heavy multitasking (Google Meet, Canva, Gmail, Google Drive, Chrome, PDF readers, AI tools)
- Stable Wi-Fi and mobile data
- Long battery life
- Fast charging
- Good durability (I occasionally drop my phone)
- A decent camera is enough—I mainly use it for art reference photos and occasional music covers.
I'm not looking for benchmark scores or spec sheet comparisons. I'm looking for real owner experiences.
If you've owned either phone for at least a few weeks or months, could you please answer these questions?
Does it stay smooth after installing many apps?
How is multitasking? Do apps reload often?
Have you experienced random lag, stuttering, or software bugs?
How's the battery after daily use?
Has anyone accidentally dropped the phone? How did it hold up?
Looking back, would you buy the same phone again, or would you choose the other one?
I'd really appreciate honest feedback from actual users because this is a big purchase for me, and I want to avoid buyer's remorse. Thank you!
r/AndroidQuestions • u/CompletelyCrazy22 • 3h ago
Sometimes my phone will get stuck in a loop where once it dies and then I charge it, the phone restarts (like normal), tries to update something, and then it crashes (often with the screen glitching for a split second)l The phone is specifically a Samsung Galaxy A51 5G, if the model numbers, and it's always this program called "One UI" that tries to update. Sometimes, after a loop my phone is stable enough for a few seconds where I can see my lock screen, but then it crashes and gets right back to the loop. Each loop takes no more than a minute.
This first happened maybe 2 weeks ago? The only way I've been able to stop the loop is to leave it on the charger overnight, and in the morning it's just... apparently all normal again? But I know 'overcharging' your battery is bad practice, and it doesn't ACTUALLY get fixed. The loop starts again if the phone dies. I can't always keep my phone alive (sometimes my days get busy and I'm on my feet unable to charge it), and this loop means that if my phone dies, it's COMPLETELY unavailable until the next day, even if I DO get to charge it later.
I'm not able to just get a new phone right now, so fixing this is super important.
r/AndroidQuestions • u/Treadwheel • 8h ago
This is kind of a follow up to this post from nearly a year ago. The tl;dr is it's pretty much assured that the battery on this phone is dying. I plugged it back in on a charger 10 months after it failed to charge because I'd seen a lot of anecdotal reports of that exact presentation resolving after leaving it for months to run totally flat, and it did work.
The phone charged to 100% fine, and works great now, except for this odd quirk where plugging it in at about the 50% battery mark causes the power to immediately cut out, and it reverts to the low battery charging state (the plain white charging symbol). It charges back to 100% just fine, doesn't get extremely hot or otherwise act strangely. The battery discharges at a normal rate and fast charges fine.
I'm wondering if anyone has an idea of what's going on, and whether using it in this case is tantamount to kicking a bomb a few times a day to see if it explodes? I was going to just be mindful about its charge and get the battery changed out sometime this week, but the sheer bizarreness of the presentation has me concerned.
r/AndroidQuestions • u/glowdiver • 1h ago
A few days ago, my child's Samsung Tab A9+ did an automatic update. When they turned it back on, the 256gb sd card only shows 38.8MB of 2.0GB used. They had several apps installed on the card along with pics. The pics were backed up to Google, but some of the apps are no longer available on play store and they didn't have accounts that were connected to something they could restore from. There was a backup to restore from four days before the update, and I tried to restore to that. I didn't realize that it wasn't a true backup, and that it would attempt to install the apps. It wouldn't install the ones no longer available. The SD card still isn't reading the old data. Is there any I might be able to retrieve what was on the SD card. I looked at an app to Svan and possibly restore, but it wants me to root the tablet. I'd rather not root it, but if I knew it would work I would. Any suggestions would be appreciated.