@DJac said in Anyone else is having wrong Caller ID when receiving a cal?:

i don't know how they can do it

I's quite easy.
Long time ago it was thought as a feature for companies to show the front desk when a personal line is used.
So the people getting called would call back the front desk instead of the direct line of the caller.

So basically you can appear to be anyone with the right tools.
It also allows to call with masked number...

Edit: I found this that explains it (at a very high level)
https://spyboy.blog/2025/03/27/the-dark-art-of-phone-number-spoofing-how-scammers-pretend-to-be-you/

Hi @developerbayman

You can publish your apps on the Open Store if you link to the repositories it would be good I believe.

Of course I would encourage you to have the app working and be usable before publishing on the Open Store as people will rightfully expect something working.

Hi @PhAndersson

Sadly nothing is organized and the foundation is still unable to attend this year.
Hopefully the ban expires this year and we will apply for a stand in 2027.

@vlad-nirky Again this year I cannot attend

If people are going, feel free to organize something, even if we cannot attend this year means you cannot represent UBports by wearing merch or talking about Ubuntu Touch to people around you

Hello @pparent

En effet, la migration du système vers Qt6 est bien engagé et semble être une priorité pour les devs système.

Nice work @pparent

And thank you for contacting them.
If they want they can contact us for help and I'm willing to listen to their potential blocking points so this can be a reference for other EU governments.

Late to the discussion, but on desktop the Yubikey requires some packages installed.
So integration would not be straightforward, but I guess something can be hacked if need be.
To have the OS support it natively is another story as I doubt an app can bring Yubikey's features to other apps, the browser and wherever it is needed...

Hello @messayisto

I have met with them and they told me that the initial port is basically done.
But that's not currently a high quality port and it needs polish...
They stated that the phone will ship preinstalled with Ubuntu Touch once they feel it meets their quality standard.

We are discussing ways to improve the port and how to insure a good port quality for their customers.
I'm hopeful that what will come out of this will be beneficial for other manufacturers.

I'm really happy of how things are going.
And I will provide a feedback once I'll have the chance to have a hands-on device experience.

Hi @messayisto

VoWifi is usual phone calls but you connect to your carrier via the wifi and internet connection instead of the cell towers around you.
On the other en of the line it can be a cell tower or whatever.

As stated by Marius is a previous Q&A it happened to work out of the box by enabling VoLTE, but it has not been tested too much and could vary depending on the device. I think Marius tested it with the Fairphone5.

As for audio call apps, there is maybe one instance of telegram that is working but I haven't tested it in a while.

Hi @messayisto
Thanks for your interest and suggestion.
Currently the OS development work is being discussed mostly on Telegram:
https://t.me/ubports_devel

@ChromiumOS-Guy I think also that the one shown by Moem is the one that fits Ubuntu Touch's design the best.
For reference:
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/humanguide/design-concepts/app-icon-design.html

Hello @messayisto

It might have been a mix-up on my side.
I had a test version for Noble that worked.
I installed the new release and apparently it doesn't open files.

So I guess the fixes were published for Focal and maybe another version will be required for Noble.

Hi @darshpreets

I cannot be sure about your specific device.
But phones are usually only able to be either an access point or a client, but rarely both.

As for Ubuntu Touch being able to handle this case on such compatible hardware, I'm not sure.
That would be something to test.

Hi @Simmonz

Have you reached out to Volla?
They are working with local carriers in Canada to support their devices

Hi @MrT10001
And my answer was also not a snarky one.
One might want to buy it preinstalled with Ubuntu Touch, so Volla will make a donation to the foundation.
Then switch to android if Ubuntu Touch doesn't meet their expectations yet.

@MrT10001 said in Volla Phone Quintus: How to Disable the Security Warning on Volla Quintus after flashing Volla OS?:

why did you buy it with UT to then install Volla OS?

To help contribute to the UBports foundation.
And it's highly appreciated. Thanks @Pandolin

Hi @atarilinux
Thanks for your enthusiasm.

To start, here is the porting documentation because you'll probably need to prepare the development environment to build your own image for the Pixel3a.
https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/index.html

@fredldotme might find some time to give you more insights on how to proceed and the exact repository for the pixel3a.
As you see we're not connected all the time, but I try to keep up with the forum as much as I can.

@kristatos said in 20.04 Focal: uNav freezes with GPS enabled:

And for me, that was the case under Xenial.

On Focal it navigation works fine with Pure Maps, I tested it earlier this year.
But since I'm testing Noble, I don't use Focal so much...

Hi @lduboeuf

Not sure what the problem is, there might be several...
I noticed some freezes, but I can overcome them and I managed to have to location updated while walking.
When freeze occurs it's often after making a search or new navigation or this kind of operation.
Edit: to be thorough only uNav freezes.

I don't remember exactly but I think I make my search before asking to locate me.
Basically there is an order that work ; search the location, then start the navigation, then location activation.

I'm using a FP5 on Noble and Pure Maps doesn't work on Noble yet.

Hi @atarilinux

Thanks for this message.
The testing required is technical.
I'm sure @fredldotme can (and is willing to) point you in the right direction to test things out.

Of course to embark on this journey, you'll need to have another daily driver as it will require to be on the devel channel.
Also it'll require to check various logs on the device to investigate the possible bugs and try to find a suitable solution.

It's not development per se IIUC, but more integration, so building the big picture, understanding how different component rely on each other and interact.
And some times when fixing issues or propose MR on those components.

If what I described is difficult to understand, maybe you can try to find people with the required skills around you. But if you understood but are not sure you can do it, I would encourage you to give it a go and see where it lands...

Hi @gdegrez

The Volla Tablet is available with Ubuntu Touch working on it.
I'm currently at the Volla Community days and I will test a couple of apps if I can.

There is a lack of tablets compatible with Ubuntu Touch, but what you're saying about running desktop apps on Ubuntu Touch is changing ; with a keyboard and mouse/touchpad apps available for ARM should run on Ubuntu Touch and with the compatibility with snaps it brings a lot of apps to try out.

Of course we cannot guaranty full compatibility, but it might work...

Also the best way to have something is not just raise an issue in a forum, you can create a real issue (feature request) on Gitlab and sponsor developers or raise founds to get the feature you want.
This is a community, which means the effort is also shared across our community members.
Sitting idle is not being part of a community (and to be clear I don't say that you are, I'm just encouraging everyone to contribute)