@idonthatevests I've tried clearing cache and application data with no luck.

@haagch Pleased your issue is fixed.

The UK Government are pushing for the same thing, something that no UK Voter wants. Digital ID is not wanted in the UK as we have enough forms of ID to use and having a single ID is just open to abuse through hacking and other fraud. Everyone also knows it will only be open to Android and iOS (see certain authenticators and banking apps to start off with) and everyone knows our UK Government will do it in the cheapest and least secure way possible. Added to that it is also a way to monitor the population through the use of it. @gpatel-fr said in French ID app interoperability.: Also behind the facade of openness, there are still quite a lot of love of secret in the French administration. I love that line, that is well worth quoting.

Just an update. I haven't really been able to find that much on Halium 12 and the Google Pixel 3a. Perhaps a mainline Linux build would be better? However, it looks like we may have some bad news on the way again. 4G may shut down in a couple of years or less, or at least T-Mobile plans on dropping it soon. https://www.phonearena.com/news/t-mobile-4g-lte-shutdown_id174676 Overall, there is a lot to love about Ubuntu Touch...especially the Google Pixel 3a port. However, it increasingly seems more like a form of "Pocket PC" than an actual daily driver phone capable of making and receiving calls...mainly due to things outside of the work the Linux community has been doing, such as T-Mobile's decisions. I'd hate to waste development time on something that might not last more than a year if we get everything up and running. Also, I'm not entirely sure "new phones" without an existing Ubuntu Touch partnership would always be a permanent solution either if the hardware is not replaceable and if development happens after the release date. Supporting a phone with upgradable software and easily upgradeable hardware (modem, etc.) might be ideal for the Linux phone community to get behind. It seems we keep hitting a long development time and a short reward time as far as phone support unfortunately. In this sense, Ubuntu Touch's partnership with Fairphone seems like a good match if it can be expanded upon and if development can happen on a phone before release. That way it works out of the box for the longest amount of time without many issues. It will also unite the community around similar hardware. I'm unsure of Ubuntu Touch's plans for the US. With Volla and Fairphone, it seems European users will get the most support. If Fairphone and Volla decide the US is a good market for an "Ubuntu Edition" phone, I'm sure many users would be happy. However, as if currently stands with import fees, etc. I can't say this is a viable option for most US users. For those in the US, we may have to look at alternative phone providers that will have phones supported long enough for the development time to be worth it if we are looking for a daily driver. Again, I appreciate everyone's hard work, creativity, thoughtfulness, and experimentation. I love Ubuntu Touch and still plan on using the Google Pixel 3a. I have learned a lot during this process and hope to continue learning more. With the recent news, it just seems like to me that the opportunity window for this device to be a daily driver or main phone has already passed. Instead, based on factors outside of the Linux community, I will use this as a Pocket PC/Media Player. I have decided that it might not become a viable daily driver or "main phone."

@pparent I tested this link, because this site interests me a lot Works under Qt6 and not Qt5 for your info. And so that this is at the same time, maybe your thoughts can help to find the problem for Merezhyvo browser

@gpatel-fr Though for now, now alternative browser is a perfect solution because none of them supports copy and paste, so this is hard to open an url from other app with those browsers. Also webapps like whatsweb do require to use the older engine.

I will try to upgrade to 24.04.1.1 tonight and report.

for app - CinnyUT for developer - danfro who is always very helping for other users. Thank you.

Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA-11 is released. Thank you everyone for testing. https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-1-and-20-04-ota-11-release-3984

Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 is released. Thank you everyone for testing. https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-1-and-20-04-ota-11-release-3984

@idonthatevests Thank you very much for your answer Actually, I already have a Degoogled Android on Fairphone I wonder what UT do more for privacy I have not read the page refered by @lakotaubp : it will probably answer my question Thanks again Thomas

Aaand today is working with no problem. May be related to football, the end of the world or something

This is very nice! I could be a good idea to publish it to https://commons.wikimedia.org/ So that those visuals can be used to illustrate Wikipedia articles about Ubuntu Touch. It requires to publish it under a creative commons license, I don't know if you would agree to it?

@fair said in can I stop freezing waydroind when screen is off?: Android 15 image in Waydroid I have a FP5 too and About phone in Waydroid displays 13. Was Android 15 installed on your phone before you installed Ubuntu Touch ? I dutifully downgraded the phone to Android 13 before installing.

@kugiigi said in Smooth Edges (name pending) - Let's Fix the Bugs That Drive You Mad: Ideally, an easy to use backup/restore solution as well. +1 The ability to, the most easily possible way, save and restore (all) user data is a loooooooong time lack... Also, another thing that can prevent people from testing UT is the lack of migrating tool, forward AND back. When my N5@UT became unusable as daily, I had to migrate under FP5@FFOS and lost all my messaging data, now there's a stable port for FP5, but that very bother me to loose, again, all my SMS/MMS (not talking about RCS...). If people can migrate from android to apple and the other way without worrying about their data, that's because those companies understood people will not migrate if their data can't migrate with them.

@Vlad-Nirky t Tried a clean reinstallling with no success. Nonsense voice routing still there. Hoping for a solution...

@uxes That is a great program, but I heard that ATL relies on GTK. Which is not integrated into UT. And besides, list of supported apps is limited compared to Waydroid.