@lk108 I see.. That makes sense now. Yes you are right, the notifications aren't automatically cleared after the messages are read.

@messayisto So will i do !

@Vlad-Nirky Here it is: https://pixeldrain.com/u/u4qB51S8

@Linuxlite76 sometimes it takes up to two minutes in my device until mobile data come back. So its maybe simetimes a matter of patience

My imei wont show, missing characters and partial display support(when yall spam ubuntu button you can see black lines)

I've made a new pull request: https://github.com/alefnode/ubports-apps/pull/59 Anyone who would like to join the testing is welcome!

@atarilinux That (VoLTE on P3a w/ Mobian) is with q6voiced and 81Voltd. Last I read it is broken again. Although, P3a is almost complete with mainline linux (especially with PostmarketOS - has patches not yet upstreamed). Might want to talk to Oren (maintainer of the Pinephone) if you want to try making a mainline port of UT for the P3a. OP6 is functional with VoLTE with mainline (with occasional hiccups) and OP6T can also call, but still has audio issues w/VoLTE last I read. Considering the OP6/6T is unmaintained with UT, it could benefit from a new maintainer - halium or mainline.

said in Status of the Location Service (GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo) ?: Either I missed something in the config options actually I missed something even more basic and it is that Gps signal is a lot weaker than phone, so I only tried in 2 parts of my home and I got nothing, but when I got out in the air, the phone eventually found a signal. Thanks to @Vlad-Nirky for helping to correct my foolishness. I have marked as solved the topic I created about that.

Duh ! I will close this stoopid post, I had not used seriously a smartphone since several years and did not realize anymore how sensitive to location Gps services are. I tried only in 2 places in my home and both where unsuitable. When I got out in the air, Gps started to work. So it is working, really. I did a stroll this morning and it updated its position. I have still to get my hands to another brand of smartphone on Android to compare with the Fairphone 5 under UT to see how well it is working.

Hello friends. I hope you can help me, please. I just received my Volla Tablet's keyboard and stylus accessories. Unfortunately... I'm not sure what I'm missing here but I can't get either to work. The pins are in full contact with the keyboard as far as I can estimate but no touchpad or key input is working. From what I see online the pins are meant to draw power from the tablet itself to power the keyboard, with no bluetooth connectivity or charging intended. Regardless I put a USB-C cable inside to "charge" and as you might expect that didn't seem to induce charging but rather it makes the keyboard backlights flicker slightly a few times on each connection. I believe the USB-C port is for external accessories but, again, if the pins aren't performing their intended function for whatever reason I doubt the port will function either. I can't reasonably infer that the tablet's own "female" pins would have worn out in the several months I've owned the tablet, given they have been recessed and protected by the original case which I received along with the tablet. What I can positively say so far is that it is working well as a stand in landscape orientation, and as a protective slip cover when folded up like a laptop. I charged the stylus (speaking politely, it would be a positive feature to include a small printed guide with it, or a video on the product page) to the point where the light turns green and switches on and off. The product description page states that it doesn't leverage bluetooth either, instead using an electromagnetic field. It doesn't give any signs of response when used on the touchscreen, unlike my fingers. Not with the tablet nor indeed for any other mobile device with a touchscreen (hmm perhaps with a Nintendo DS/2DS/3DS but any old non-battery powered stylus would work on that family of consoles regardless). I don't even know if it's on or off beyond the light remaining on and green and nor do I know how one would power it off (surely it's not intended to simply be constantly powered on until the battery drains 100% and then for it to be recharged?). Naturally I am testing both of these devices on Ubuntu Touch and don't dual boot VollaOS to see how they'd function in that environment. Can anyone please help diagnose these issues with their experiences? Video coverage would be most appreciated but text is great too. I guess I'd better check the compensatory (as in a freebie as these products were delayed) bluetooth headset too...

@UBportsNews Firstly thanks to the community, Ubuntu Touch on my Fairphone 4 on 24.04-1.1 RC1 is awesome! I would like to ask regarding the future of Ubuntu Touch, is it planned to move away from a Ubuntu base and move to something like Debian for example? If not, what are the advantages of a Ubuntu base?

VoLTE is working on the FP4 on 24.04-1.1 RC1, thanks everybody!