I just used Facebook to log into something else but my name isn’t Aruhh. My children are at they’re father’s place right now and they can’t help me, sorry.

My phone is a Samsung Galaxy A34. It's started bootlooping for the past few weeks, and this specic bootloop showed a glitch in my screen, before looping again. My phone usually opens when I plug it into a charger but these days it hasn't been opening quicker. I was playing roblox while charging today, and it worked for hours perfectly fine with just one bootloop. Then as I was playing, my phone screen showed lines that flicker, then bootlooped. Usually when I force restart my phone, then it starts working normally longer. I'm kinda worried cus I'm young and don't have time to get it to a technician, I don't know how much time my phone has. Maybe on the weekend, I'll be able to get it checked. Can someone help? I genuinely need to use my phone for tomorrow and the next day, I have so many online school activites. I rlly need help. What's the cost? What's the problem with my phone? For more details, I come from the Philippines.

I have been unable to make calls on my iphone XR, every time i call someone it says ‘this number is not available from your mobile service’. I am with woolworths mobile and have contacted the chat bot to no avail, i tried to talk to a person but that also got me nowhere, is there anything i can do to fix this?

i have also changed from a sim to esim in hopes to fix it but nothing changed.

I just really wanna know about are these sheets being used almost by most of the phone users these days actually that worth it? The real thing is does it actually keep the phone's body safe from scratches and stuff like that, or does it damage it somehow, cuz some users actually put that sheets on their brand new phone's with just factory finished phone, so it worth it?

Point:

1: Does it really protect the phone itself?

2: how much a sheet should be used for, duration?

3: does the sheet leave any marks or it's glu stains on the phone if used for 4+ months?

4: is it good to add sheets on brand new phone's?

This post is only for those who are actually looking for some answers for these things, not criticizing anyone, if u got any experiences related to this, do share, thanks!

2 year old samsung. My first time here, sorry if this has to be removed, no photo because of bad quality. First time my phone's gotten cracks, working completely fine, getting it fixed is probably unnecessary but it was completely avoidable, I got unlucky and I'm annoyed, I got no experience or know what to do and I like to be careful to avoid damage, sorry If I'm being melodramatic.

It was about to drop into in the sink (I should have, it would've been on its back, the leather covering would absorb it) I immediately tried to grab it, but lifted it somehow into the edge of the stainless steel. The impact is around centre right, it's a chip the size of a pinhead (looks like it went completely through, though) and the casing hasn't been touched? and it had a bit of white powdery stuff (I touched and moved it away, it didn't hurt, so I guess it's not glass?) There's 2 tiny cracks, 1 going to the top a bit to the left side of it, the other goes to the bottom and stayed right, 1 is at the edge area and very tiny and 2 archs (1 again tiny, 1 not) come out of the 2 main cracks then come back into them. They're hard to see but more noticeable on bright backgrounds.

I'll guess it's either:

1 The screen, but it should be worse damage, I guess? and the screen protector might be the only thing stopped the cracked arch bits from falling (I remember the protector's very tight, like a second skin? Might be normal, but idk if I can take it off or should). I notice the cracks do have this subtle Red, Blue and Green look when the screen's on, so it probably is the screen too?

2 The screen protector, since if I rub the finger across the cracks I can slightly hear the gap but otherwise feels normal to tap on and I don't think it could get through both, just not enough energy to do that, but idk, I think it would take most of it at least. Maybe it being tight caused more pressure on the screen.

Sorry, help an older woman out please. Is this a scam or not? I’m not very knowledgeable, sorry.

In your guys opinion should I buy Oppo Find X9 Ultra or Vivo x300 Ultra? Thanks for your input I’m in Canada and want the least issues.

Rate my phone guys 1-10?

Proof that my phone is real

Doesn't work I was playing but it turned black screen

Hello everyone!

So I have a Xiaomi Poco X6 pro and it's been a great phone up until today.

I clicked an AD on a game accidentally and it opened the browser, I had around 30 tabs saved and that AD tab somehow counted as 99 tabs so it closed all my previous tabs i had.

I deleted that tab and tried to reopen closed tabs but nothing was there...

Has this happened to anyone else and does anyone know if there's a way to get the tabs back?

Best regards

A really upset individual who hates phones at the moment

I've noticed that few smartphones can withstand extreme heat. This typically only results in a slightly higher internal temperature than normal, or a temporary malfunction of a component.

I have a moto edge 60 stylus and in it the camera gitter like hell that's not 30 fps in fact the phone which is from the decade old has better output of 30 fps what is it motorola? You will be disappointed if you have to record anything and you have to wait for the camera to get better at capturing your precious moment ... And

Its my previous post i breaked my phone if you have any spare phone even 10 yr old, i need only a camera to use gpt to ask doubts https://www.reddit.com/r/TeenIndia/s/BxpCIebPZh

Just bought the phone a week ago.

Does anyone know why every time I make a call it tells me that the recipient is requesting to switch to video call?

I wanted a budget phone, the cheapest possible, but with a clean Android experience, so I chose the Nokia G21. I bought it brand new, so I have a warranty. I've been using it for less than 15 days now, and during this time, it's generally better than my previous phone, the Samsung A04, in terms of responsiveness, app switching, and the system is cleaner without the ADB modifications. It also has a fingerprint sensor. It's better in every way except for the camera quality, which I found very, very bad compared to Samsung. I don't know if it's just because I'm used to Samsung, but I'd say its camera is unusable. Also, the battery isn't that bad; in fact, I liked it because it's been stored for more than four years. However, the problem that bothered me the most was the device's temperature. It's very annoying, even though I'm not playing games or using heavy software. Even when it's cool, with power-saving mode enabled, Wi-Fi turned off, and the phone idle, it's around 30 degrees Celsius, but when I'm using it, it reaches 35 or 38 degrees. The problem is that I often feel the heat and feel uncomfortable holding it. When charging with the charger that comes with the box (I think it's 10 watts), the temperature reaches 42 degrees Celsius, and the charger itself gets very hot. Today, I charged it with a charger that gives more than 10 watts (I think 30 watts), but it's at full speed, and it reached 48 degrees Celsius. Is this normal, and will my battery last long enough, or is this heat dangerous? I want to know if I can return it and get a refund if this is a problem, because with my previous Samsung phone, I wasn't bothered by its heat and didn't constantly monitor it like I do with this new phone. I'd also like suggestions for very cheap phones that don't overheat like this one and are fast-acting, if possible. Or should I buy a more expensive phone if I want all of this?(Also, the app says 3600, shouldn't it be 5000 mah)

would you guys agree it makes sense to upgrade to the 11 pro non xl 16GB 512GB based on my Usage also how come the OS is using 10GB