@moem Thanks, that should have been obvious, seeing as I must handle the device, I missed it. Basically to me, that's same as opening the app as I must clean my hands, handle the device. Regardless, a must have has been implemented for me!

@mardy The Ukw radio for Ubuntu Touch seems to be set too high in sensitivity. There should be an option somewhere where you can change this. So some stations that are below the level do not run at all. I live in the countryside so it would be good to keep the squelch of the app as low as possible. I would recommend the value 10 if the app can do that.

I'm not commenting on whether it's real or not (not the skills for) but only drawing attention to the supposed issue (security flaw) I saw that day : https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/2057 . See @dobey answer at the end which is rather reassuring.

@alan_g Thanks for that! That answer satiated my curiosity for sure - but its unfortunate there are not enough volunteers! The only thing I can really volunteer to do is outreach - looking for volunteers on UBPorts-supported device forums on XDA, etc. Is there anything a user/fan like me can do to help?

@keneda @AppLee I guess abbreviated my statement a little too much leading to the impression I was a bit dimwitted. What I should have added was: "if your carrier kicks you off for lack of VoLTE support on your device -- and they did, then you don't get data or SMS either because you don't have service at all . . .because they kicked you off. Then you're really in a bind." Fortunately, I realized that I had an alternate phone I could put the SIM in to get the telegram code by SMS to the number I had originally used to register.

@keneda You can check, all is fixed now.

@dirussy check here : https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core?filter=setting

@naizena Check this thread out - link.

@keneda thank you for your insights.

@applee said in will ubuntu touch ever be upgraded past ubuntu 16.10: But service will not stop abruptly one day. That's good to know because it gives me some time to find an alternative phone or OS when my phone loses support.

@bolly said in green led above 90% (during charging): @cibersheep I always charge the battery with the tablet switched off.... I will check it. As @josevidal says, it seems to behave differently. The LED on the m10FHD turns green from 90% and red when it is below 90%. This is when the tablet is switched off.

I don't know if you are onlly interested in the PinePhone development, but I'll answer in general as the questions are about UBports (if I understood that correctly). @privacylover said in Questions and Interest in the PinePhone Ubuntu Touch Project: [...] [...] is this truly like a decentralized community project or is it more organized? I would say there is a small core team working, but work from the community is needed. Are there any skills or contributions besides development which are missing or needed? Indeed. Translation, testing, documentation, promotion, etc. There is a post about this: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6991/how-can-i-help/13 Who are the current participants who are actively helping the project along? Part is here: https://gitlab.com/ubports Part is here: github.com/ubports/ Part is here: https://gitlab.com/theopenstore/openstore-meta/ and open-store.io/ Part is here: https://translate.ubports.com/ And sponsors, and people spreading the word...

The Upower Tool from the Test Thread works 100 Prozent oh the Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro. Thank You Nice Tool. Update: Is this indicator APP also available somewhere as an executable version? I've always had bad luck installing them in the terminal. Actually a nice APP but the unsightly effect the device becomes unstable.

@domubpkm Good idea. Stoping the bluetooth service from the terminal turns off the radio and saves my battery. Turning the service backon from the terminal followed by power off the phone and turn back on again gets bluetooth working to a BT speaker again..... but still unable to turn BT off either from the pull down menu from the indicators or from the settings page.

@ian Didn't know this one, thank you I'll try to remember it. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@ian said in Emergency broadcast: Has this feature been coded in UT? Emergency Broadcast messages support has not been integrated into UT as of yet. Indeed, I know of no other non-Android Linux OSes or shells that have them yet either. However, ofono does have some API for them, so it should be possible to do the work for them in UT. It just needs someone to spend the time to do all the work. I don't know if ModemManager has any support for them at all though, so implementing them for other shells may be even more work.

@klh Got it. Thanks for the explaination!

I think there are three things you should look into : PostmarketOS on the PinePhone64 (Pro) Ubuntu Touch on the Raspberry Pi 3B At some point indeed Lomiri in combination with regular Ubuntu Desktop either on x86-64 or ARM based hardware