@normandc Thanks, this hack works for me

Was Android > 5.1 installed before? You might need to go back to stock Android from an older verison to get the cache partition right.

Was Android > 5.1 installed before? You might need to go back to stock Android from an older verison to get the cache partition right.

@dbosley No problem. All sorted.

@Lakotaubp Good to know, I’ll try that if it happens again. Thanks.

@Stefano Thank you for the advice. I'll try asap.

Use SSH {PuTTY on Windoof} or ADB to login into phablet's shell, export the sqlite DB as indicated and move the files to your PC, use notepad or gvim to read them.

@lduboeuf Good idea. There have been several on this topic over the years and all seem to end the same way though, no conclusive fix, yet. @UniSuperBox has pointed to a good starting point https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+mms

@guru The drawback is that if we do not mark messages as read, your unread count will explode: All groups and chats will show the blue bubble with 999+ unread messages after some time. You will not know which message you have already seen and which not. How will that work? Telegram server expects in order for you to keep track of unread messages (and also positioning the view when opening a chat on the last unread message) that you submit read receipts. They will be relayed to all other parties in this chat, if needed. You cannot influence this. I will not implement a "shadow db" that keeps track of "locally read" and corresponding network messages, since that defeats the purpose of the tdlib library which encapsulates the whole Telegram protocol and also message store for us. You m,ight however want to file an issue here: https://github.com/tdlib/td/issues - those guys could in theory provide an option to not send read receipts. Again I expect they will refuse, since if its not implemented on server side, its complicated and unreliable.

@dobey Thanks, yes, that makes sense. It would be great to have the same basic set up on various devices. One good thing about Ubuntu Touch is that the MTP set up with a desktop is far smoother than it is with Android/LineageOS.

@todrab 15sec adb from XDA developers is best for windows installed system wide. That might have been an issue.

@Pingu it works - cool !

@dobey Oh right, I read bandwith instead of band. Let say it because of lack of sleep

Same here with E4.5 paired with infotainment of Seat Leon 2019.

@AppLee Personal reasons are exactly why it was written

@mirroronthewall open apps should not access data in background. But dekko has a background running daemon and some other apps can use this kind of workaround like axolotl... But as intended by UT, an app in background shouldn't use any data or CPU.