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My phone (HTC Desire 626) likes to randomly shut off and sometimes if I'm able to get it back on (it does not like to turn on) it has reset everything, to the point where I get the instruction pop-ups for a first time user. I've been able to live with all this, I really only use the phone for phone calls, but about 2 months ago it reset itself and put the ringtones and notification sounds to default Verizon sounds. When I went to change them none of the buttons that allow for changing sounds will select. They grey when I press them, but they won’t open anything. I dealt with it even though the sounds were so low I couldn't hear them most of the time. I have updated everything and though this didn't change the sound issue it did help with the phone not randomly shutting off as often and I was able to get it to charge (that's a whole other issue), but then 2 days ago it started to be obnoxious again, randomly shutting off, not turning on, not able to charge, and now the ringtone sounds are set to silent, and I still can't change them. Now the phone is almost completely useless.
I do heavily sensor my apps' permissions on the phone. I did run into issues with that earlier this year and found that there are three apps that control basic text messages and I have to have all of them running to receive or send text messages, so is there something like that now for ringtones and notification sounds? Maybe I have it turned off because it was unnecessary with the old system version?
I do heavily sensor my apps' permissions on the phone. I did run into issues with that earlier this year and found that there are three apps that control basic text messages and I have to have all of them running to receive or send text messages, so is there something like that now for ringtones and notification sounds? Maybe I have it turned off because it was unnecessary with the old system version?