@kugiigi Off topic, but I was interested in you saying " if you know how to modify an APK, you can change the server to UBports instead of the old Canonical server."
Would that allow an old Ubuntu Touch device without working USB to be converted from Canonical to UBports?
@Kelvin-Cheung Thanks, I might try this I have an old MX4 stuck on the Cannonical Ubuntu Touch I have had issues simply connecting it up to any computer but have had some success with the USB connection more recently, but no luck with installing UB Ports UT.
Not this exact method but I have installed UBports Ubuntu Touch onto a Chinese Pro 5 myself, so know that it is possible.
I have made a few comments on posts about the issues that people are expecting with the news about Google and Huawei, basically suggesting the people look into using UBports Ubuntu Touch instead.
Just wondering if this is a good opportunity to promote UBports as people may be getting disillusioned by both Google and Chinese manufacturers OS for their devices?
Stellarium is now available.
Strange thing is that when I got my phone out of my pocket this morning it was sitting there in openstore on the page for the app just waiting for it to be installed, I really don't know how that could have happened?
@Stefano Thanks for the info, I did not realise that.
I replaced my Pro5 with an original Ubuntu Touch device and have had no trouble with LTE network connection at all and its on S333_M86_20151002_CNOPEN_MZ024. I have not thought about upgrading it until I saw this post, but I don't think that I really need to.
I do think that LTE coverage has improved a lot since last year so that might be the improvement though?
How about
UTNOS
Ubuntu Touch is Not a Ubuntu Operating System 
I have the same issue on https://www.three.co.uk/New_My3/My3_Home
It's a pain as I can't top up from there on my phone.
I for one, as a user rather than a developer, think that the policy should be that things should be as un-footshootable as possible no matter how much rope that you might give us.