@DJac No. My Focus hasn't vibrated yet. I rarely use my camera

@gpatel-fr Great find! I don't know where to search but maybe we need to inspect the code in the OS for handling the bubble. Some time ago I had to write a service worker for browsers and I had to specifically program what it is done when a notification is clicked.

@MrT10001 I ran whatever update was available. Didn't say it was 24.04. It seems to have broken the installation. I'm back to the lenovo logo boot loop. Will I have to go back to factory or do you think I could run the installer again to redo the 20.04 installation?

@fischer.poco Hallo, ich habe deinen Beitrag in den deutschsprachigen Bereich verschoben.

@brenno.almeida Amazing work, thank you so much! One thing I noticed - and I don't think it has only started in this latest version - is that if I open a conversation from the app and not from the notification then the notification doesn't dissapear - I think I remember it used to.

@Linus67 said: I've found the cause of the increased battery drain on Wi-Fi. Clear the list of saved Wi-Fi connections: Go to Wi-Fi -> Wi-Fi Settings -> Saved Networks and tap “Forget” next to all the networks. Then reconnect to your home Wi-Fi network. After that, battery drain in standby mode will return to a minimum of < 2% per hour. Did that and it seems to work. Battery drain is in normal levels again. Weird quirk, though...

@MrT10001 Getting stock Android 11 onto the Lenovo Tab was a real challenge yesterday. Problems: SPflashtool failed due to chip permissions. Attempts using MTK bypass tools also failed How it filaly worked (after ~3 houres) Download Lenovo Software Fix Tool (thanks for the tip) Create a Lenovo account (using a disposable email address) Start the recovery workaround (but you can only flash up to Android 10 !!!!) OK, perform a recovery with Android 10 The recovery tool downloads the ROM (A 11) to your PC Before starting the recovery, you must replace the downloaded Android 10 files with the Android 11 files witch you downloaded from the UBports link bevor. Then start the recovery process and the Lenovo Software Fix Tool will flash the tablet with Android 11, which you’ve placed in its nest, just like a cuckoo’s egg. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)