@Vlad-Nirky Thank you. Done.

Yeah, that seems to be a known issue with some system messages not being fully localized, even when the main language is changed. It looks like that “No text message sent today” line might be hardcoded in English or just missing translations in certain languages.

@domubpkm no go, the developer doesn't know how to do it and unfortunately I am not able to contribute.

@kugiigi OK. Anyway, thank you.

@Mabuntu said in wi-fi scan: Hallo, I had the same problem. You could try power off and later power-on the device over bootloader (power+volume-up) but before you do that you have to swtich into flight-mode. Good luck! Additionally you could delete systemsettings cache &settings-data with ut-tweak-tool Thank you. I accidentally figured out another way: after I managed to get wi-fi to work as expected, I left the wi-fi on before turning off the device and next time I power the phone on, wi-fi works. In case I experience any problem, I will try your advice. Thanks again.

@davidm90 the problem in mine was different since the device is a 't-mobile variation', which required that very specific xml modification that I mentioned above.