@mandybrown39 said in Should My Phone be on LTE or LTE/WDCMA under preferred network settings on my government phone: Should My Phone be on LTE or LTE/WDCMA under preferred network settings on my government phone What government?

@jojumaxx Well, I have no Violla phone and so no Way to check. But my guess would be that some service the fingerprint device depends on was not starting up for whatever reason. Might be some kind of race condition in which the service wants to be started up too early and fails.

@whitemagik did it cure yours

Please see this feature request, its known but not planned right now: https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/teleports/-/issues/127

@phoenixlandpirat Nope! I never noticed it.

@povoq Ah, right. My OPO has an Adreno too, apparently, albeit Adreno 330 whereas OP3 has an Adreno 530.

@cliffcoggin Good and thanks for marking as Solved.

Yes we introduced a problem with a db migration here, you could switch to devel, and try if that works already.

Maybe see there : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6075/changing-your-phone-s-name/7?_=1622033537218

Finally was able to reboot about 20 more times to get to the Android screen and install 2 of the Ubuntu Touch downloaded files. After 6 "Yikes" screens I was able to finally do an update of the parially installed system. Now works fine. This experience wasn't OS/2 but BSD might be easier!

@flohack said in Fairphone 2 crashes. How can I find a reproducible way to do it?: Sorry to say but Fairphone 2 is prone to crashing for random reasons One solution to sort quite them all : [image: 584752_0.jpg?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dlxmusic.se%2Fstorage%2FF536C6EB41EA738FD0D6C1A9D7078F407B9F5F4872BE2DA0854BB45DBE1F7F6E%2F54be5fce549a46a7bb88f7a212bf99df%2Fjpg%2Fmedia%2F2a5aeec826d9476d96f8b64124f296e7%2F584752_0.jpg&q=0&b=1&p=0&a=0] :face_with_tears_of_joy:

@flohack Done. https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/teleports/-/issues/249

@phoenixlandpirat said in What Is Required to Build a Video Chat Messenger from Scratch?: We had uMatricks that supported video and audio chat, but I think that used an old api or something? Idr but what I do know is that it doesnt work on modern devices, I think it never got updated to work on Ubuntu 16.04, but I wonder if some of that code is reusable? If I remember correctly it was because Canonical spend a lot of time creating a custom version of the browser that allowed doing this stuff on Mir. But this older browser was dropped at some point by Ubports as it was too much effort to maintain and qtwebengine promised to allow the same at some point on Wayland. Edit: This is really the main issue I think. Most messengers get away by using an embedded browser and WebRTC to do video chat. Doing something like that from scratch is really hard.

@totalsonic will try this, thanks

@keneda Thanks Kenada. Swiping to the left was the key to finding the information I wanted.

It worked! I could reflash, and all my data was still there inclusive Anbox

@willemhexspoor Hi, seeing this question now, I was recently faced with a similar problem, having to use a Azure Active Directory cloud login, where the admins had forced users to configure MFA. Turns out that there is a well hidden way to configure a TOTP code-generator (i.e. google-authenticator) for use as second factor with Azure AD. This was very frustrating, and I think that the MFA setup page uses dark patterns to prevent users from discovering that feature. There is not much information online. After some googling I just found this old article that seems to describe the method. When the Azure login page tells you "Your organization requires more information bla bla" and you go to the setup page where it displays the QR code for windows authenticator, there will be some very misleading seemingly unimportant link (like "configure app without notifications") which will switch the whole authentication scheme to TOTP. Of course it will never tell you that it is using TOTP and the name Google Authenticator will not appear anywhere. Still it is TOTP and will work correctly using any "standard" authenticator app.

@unrealb2 I'm pretty sure Sailfish doesn't have any push notifications support. Also, I think they have integrated automatic time updates from cell tower, rather than using NTP. Some work would need to be done to integrate this in Ubuntu Touch still, though.