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Thank you for the tip! I appreciate the input. Different Android devices can have slightly different methods, and it's great to see the alternative for Samsung users. I’ll make sure to mention this in the future!

Sorry to hear it's not working for you! Have you tried the steps again? Sometimes a quick refresh can help. Feel free to reach out if you need any more tips!

Sorry to hear you're having trouble! If you're looking to unblock someone, you can follow the steps in the video to unblock text messages on your Android. Let me know if you need further help!

Thanks for your input! In the video, I discuss methods that can potentially help recover deleted history, though it's true that Google Chrome doesn't natively show deleted history. Some tools and techniques might still offer ways to view or retrieve it. Feel free to check out the steps I mentioned to explore other possibilities!

Thanks for reaching out! It can sometimes take a little while for changes to take effect. I recommend giving it a day or two, and if it’s still showing up, try restarting your Instagram app or clearing its cache. Let me know how it goes!

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If your phone glitched out and won’t turn on, it could be related to hardware or software issues. Start by trying a force restart or charging the device with a reliable charger for at least 30 minutes. If the screen had white spots before the issue, it might indicate screen damage or a faulty display. In that case, professional repair might be necessary. For tips on addressing screen issues, watch the video "How to Fix White Spots on Phone Screen."

Thanks for your reply. We will work on it in the next videos.

Sorry to hear that it didn’t work for you! It’s possible that the settings might not have been saved correctly. Please try following the steps again, ensuring you’re using the most recent version of Google Chrome. If the issue persists, I’d be happy to help troubleshoot further.

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Feeling overwhelmed by Temu's constant notifications or unwanted app activity on your Android device? You're not alone! In this video, we guide you through the steps to block Temu and stop the constant distractions. From turning off notifications to using settings to limit access, we'll show you how to regain control of your phone. Watch now to take back your peace of mind and protect your Android device from unwanted Temu interruptions!

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It sounds like you're having trouble keeping up with the steps in the video to uninstall the Google Meet app. If the instructions are moving too fast and you're unable to follow along, here's a simple breakdown of how to uninstall the app: 1. Find the Google Meet App: Go to your phone's home screen or app drawer. 2. Locate the App: If you can’t find it, try using the search bar on your phone to search for “Google Meet.” 3. Uninstall: Once you find the app, tap and hold its icon until options appear. Select “Uninstall” or “Remove” to delete it from your device. If the app only disables itself rather than fully uninstalling, this is likely because it may be a system app pre-installed on your device. In that case, you can disable it, which will stop it from running but won't remove it completely. Hopefully, these steps help! Let me know if you need further assistance.

Thanks for your comment. This solution is for android only. We will make video for iPhone soon.

The claim that NFC can be added to a non-NFC phone through apps or any software is inaccurate. NFC (Near Field Communication) is a hardware feature, meaning it requires specific hardware components within the phone, and cannot be installed via apps or software updates. If your phone does not have NFC hardware, it is impossible to enable this feature, regardless of what any video may suggest. Be cautious of misleading content like this, as the uploader is providing false information that could waste your time. Always verify the authenticity of tutorials before following them.

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Crazy how many views but few likes! Guess people are curious about blocking UA-cam on Android.

Thanks for your comment! The settings might slightly vary depending on the model or software version. If you're using the A35, try looking for the 'Auto-Focus' option under Camera Settings or check if there’s an update available for your device. Let me know if you need more help!

Enabling the "Show App Icon in Notification" setting on your Samsung phone controls whether the app icon appears in the notification panel for that specific app. When this setting is turned on, you will see the app's icon next to the notification. If it's off, the notification will only display text, without the app icon. This setting helps declutter your notifications or make them less visually obvious. Even though your setting was off, you could still see the app icon if the app behaves differently, depending on its version or settings.

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Even after turning off the "Block Offensive Words" feature on Gboard, it may still block words due to regional settings or app bugs. Ensure both "Suggest Corrections" and "Block Offensive Words" are off in Gboard's settings, and try updating or reinstalling the app if the issue persists.

If Gboard still blocks words after turning off the "Block Offensive Words" feature, try these steps: 1. Ensure Gboard is your default keyboard. 2. Go to Gboard settings > Text correction > Turn off "Block Offensive Words." 3. Restart your phone. 4. Update or reinstall Gboard if the issue persists.

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To address the question, "Maybe you want to give a thought as to why you would want to disable chat translate," in the context of a UA-cam video titled "How to Disable the Chat Translation on Samsung," the response could be framed as: "Disabling the chat translation feature on your Samsung device can enhance your privacy, as it prevents translations of foreign-language messages from being automatically displayed. Additionally, it ensures that the chat experience remains in the language you're most comfortable with without any interruptions from auto-translations. Some users also prefer to avoid potential translation errors that might lead to miscommunication." This explanation aligns with the topic of the video and addresses the reasons for disabling chat translation on Samsung devices.

Thank you for your great feedback! To move your USDT from your SafePal wallet to Binance, follow these steps: First, log into your Binance account. Then, find your USDT deposit address by navigating to the "Wallet" section and selecting "Deposit." Choose USDT as the asset and select the appropriate network (like TRC-20, ERC-20, etc.). Once you have the deposit address, open your SafePal wallet, go to the "Send" section, and paste the Binance deposit address. After verifying the details, complete the transaction. Please note, it’s important to double-check the network compatibility between SafePal and Binance to avoid any errors. Regarding clearing credentials on your Samsung device, you can navigate to the "Settings" app, tap on "Accounts and backup," then select "Manage accounts." From there, you can remove or clear saved credentials, such as account login details, to ensure your security.

Sorry you feel that way! The SSID is the name of the Wi-Fi network you're connected to, and it's a standard feature on Android devices. If you need further clarification on finding your SSID, feel free to ask!

The connected option typically shows the SSID when you're connected to a Wi-Fi network, but it might vary depending on your Android phone's version and interface. It's not fake news, just a different way of accessing this information on different devices. You can still find the SSID through your Wi-Fi settings or network details.

I understand your frustration, and I’m sorry for the inconvenience. The settings you’re looking for may not be available due to specific network restrictions or device limitations. However, you might want to try resetting your network settings or contacting your carrier for further assistance. Let me know if you'd like more detailed steps for troubleshooting!

You're very welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

Its no more to the new videos. Thanks for feedback!

Testing if someone has blocked your number on Android can be tricky, but one clear sign is whether the call goes straight to voicemail. If it does, it's likely that you've been blocked. However, if the phone rings normally before going to voicemail, then they haven’t blocked you. Keep in mind, this method isn't foolproof as there could be other factors, like the person's phone being off or in do-not-disturb mode.

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To add corrections in the auto-correction settings on your Android device, go to Settings > System > Languages & Input > On-screen keyboard > Gboard (or your preferred keyboard). Then, select 'Text correction' and enable 'Auto-correction.' This will automatically correct misspelled words as you type. 🎉

Thanks for your question! If you follow the steps in the video to reset Gboard to its default settings, it will not come back automatically. Deleting the data resets the keyboard, but it doesn’t mean it will be deleted permanently. The Gboard app will still be there, and you can continue using it with the default settings. If you want to restore specific preferences, you can adjust them again after the reset. Let me know if you need further clarification!

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Thanks for your coment. We will make a video on that topic soon.

Thanks for your comment. I will change this format soon. Working on it.

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