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For those who are still wondering about how to reinstall android after UT, here are some hints for you:

Check the usb-c cable. They may differ very much. In my case I had 3 very good ones… one from Samsung and two from Realme which I have bought on ali. To my surprise only one of them worked properly. I have no idea why. However, all of them work great for datatransfer and charging on all devices. Install all 3 Android USB-drivers which are attached to the package archive like you can see on this image If you are flashing through Android Flash Tool and get stuck at the installation process with “In Process” pending forever you should unplug your device and press a power button to switch it to the fastboot mode then reconnect it on the chrome browser page and it should start working from then.

@UTdroid Open contacts, then settings in contacts.

Hi!
To the initial question: Yes, I used SFOS for 4 years and now after a failed flashing procedure I installed UBT on Volla (GS290) for curiosity and for way of variety.

@Moem thanks for your hint 🙂

@UTdroid Hello, UTdroid, as @zubozrout wrote, the list on the UBports site with 21 supported devices (today and with the Focal OS version) is the best source to check compatibility with Ubuntu Touch. I was making the same decision as you a year ago. Phones marked with an asterisk should be the safest option, as I understand they are strategic for the community. But for me all of them were hard to buy or simply I did not like them technically (maybe I was wrong). In the end, I chose the Redmi Note 9 Pro. The argument was high progress of implementation of full functionality (98.2% now). And it was a good move - the device works great and I am happy with it. Probably, regardless of your final decision, there is no 100% certainty that the specific port will be maintained, but it is natural for open community. Make your good choice and have fun with Ubuntu Touch 😉