Hello, I have solved because the connection problems did not come from the smartphone but from the operator. A website that monitors the performance of operators on the internet confirmed what I said. :cat_face:

Hello kugiigi, Thank you for your concise and clear answer. I’ll try to follow your instructions. :cat_face:

@applee @Kunai Kodi is available for SFOS, and source is available so porting it to Ubuntu Touch should at least be a possibility. https://openrepos.net/content/krnlyng/kodi It's nice, and it supported media formats that the default media player couldn't, as well as being SMB friendly so I could browse my home media collection in bed without waking up the kids by watching a movie in the living room on the repurposed PC kodi box/TV/stereo system. For my use case, a raspberry pi isn't really a good fit.

Sometimes I use the night clock app. It s a kind of screen saver

@kunai Please mark as solved to help others Thanks https://forums.ubports.com/topic/6311/how-to-ask-a-question-and-then-mark-it-as-solved

@Kunai You should not need to change or uninstall the installer just use the latest version for your system https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer I have no direct experience with the fairphone but try the installer with a different usb cable also use recovery to clear the cache factory reset and try again. Also ask here https://t.me/WelcomePlus as it is the weekend things are a bit slower. Also use the search function on the forum for help ther are lots of Fairphone posts on here. Good luck