There was a long discussion about if we show 4G or L - basically saying, that term is not standardized, and was used and abused by vendors, by Google and Apple, in a very confusing way. LTE is used by Apple mostly, while 4G is more used by Android to describe the same thing.

Technically speaking, LTE is not even 4G. Its more like 3.9G 🙂 since it does not reach the required speed of 1GBit/s in the 4G spectrum. There is a standard called LTE+ or LTE Advanced that would be needed for that.

The speed indicator should therefore show: 2G - G - E - 3G - H- L - 4G in ascending order. But there is one problem: Our interface to the modem does not have an option to detect if we have LTE or LTE-+ speed negotiated. So, best option is to show "L" and you can say thats "at least LTE, but maybe LTE+" 🙂

@kugiigi
In my case touch screen, can't say if mouse operation could work as I don't use one for browsing on my smartphone

@doniks screenshot20210124_231204396.png

I changed the icon size and you can also choose between different colours here:
https://gitlab.com/AdamSchrey/libertine-tweak-tool/-/tree/master_new/assets

If you merge my project into yours, the old icon will maybe be deleted and you could remove the colour combinations you do not like.

@tommy
Glad you got it all figured out.
To mark the thread as solved.
First you'll have to go to the gear icon menu and select "ask a question" then go back to this menu and the option to "mark as solved" will be available.

@jojumaxx Seems like the phone "forgot" about the fingerprints that have been saved at that time. So I couldn't choose the fingerprint option, since "there were" no fingerprints.

I deleted them all and created new ones and after that the fingerprint option was enabled again. It seems to work normal again.

@lakotaubp
My god! It looks promising, but how does it help exactly?
Big thanks anyway for replying!

@gt I did some experimentation how to get my old messages and contacts back. Here is the solution, which works (with a little draw-back):

I used the new re-registered Axolotl profile (all files in .config/textsecure.nanuc and .local/share/textsecure.nanuc) as basis. Then I replaced the database db.sql file with the old db.sql from my December back-up. (Apparently, Axolotl deletes all old messages from the db.sql after re-registration. On the other hand, attachments remain in the profile). Then I copied the contacts.yml from the back-up to the config folder of the new profile.

This works fine, I see all my messages and all contacts. The only draw-back is that I can only write a message to a contact AFTER this contact has written a new message to me. Apparently, the other person has to re-initiate the secure connection. I can live with this draw-back, as it is a matter of time that all (relevant) contacts will be working again.

@applee Maybe the upcoming Halium 7.1 port for Nexus 5, FP2, etc..., will improve somehow the Bluetooth reliabilty, but there's no guarantee that it will solve the whole BT issues.

@michaelnino
I think the problem was more that it is not possible for a customer to flash the IMEI back again.
This is a regulatory constraint to avoid stolen phone to change IMEI easily.

Of course some thiefs have access to tools to change it but it's harder then just downloading a simple software...

@code_gaug Thanks a lot!!! It worked perfectly.

Hi @fla ,
thank you for your fast response! At least i dont have be angry about stupid mistakes made by me...

We now have a dedicated space for Volla phone https://forums.ubports.com/category/89/volla Enjoy

@scienz Please join https://t.me/ubports group so that we can discuss and solve this issue.