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My Galaxy S10 claims it is on the latest version, but it only has the May security patch. Is that really the latest update? My current SIM is on Virgin Mobile (Bell), but I think the phone was originally purchased from Rogers. I'm not sure if that would make a difference. Thanks

I think the title is misleading on this product. If you read carefully: "Note: Not compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge for Samsung, LG, or other Quick Charge-enabled phones. " Basically this doesn't support fast charging on Samsung. And with only 15 Watt output, it doesn't match the...

Doesn't Android wipe all the data when you do a factory reset before selling? Personally I'd trust Google's method more than any third party app. With most phones being encrypted now, I think technically you only need to wipe the part of the phone that contains the decryption key. I would be...

I never found an official statement on it from Mozilla, but it is undoubtedly an intentional change. Depending on what launcher you use, you can "solve" by downloading your own copy of the logo and having it use that.

I'd be very surprised if the S10 can take advantage of the extra speed of UHS-II cards. That extra set of pins simply don't touch anything in most readers.

Agreed. They also have annoying full screen ads on the Android app. Ironically, I got one on an Android Central article complaining about other apps using them.

I've noticed the accidental touch prevention feature doesn't work on my S8 since the pie update.

You'd think. Doesn't seem to do anything though.

Thanks. I'm not sure I would have ever found that menu. Does anyone know what the "Lock this app" option does?

Here is an interesting comparison of the different SD formats: https://www.sdcard.org/consumers/choices/bus_interface/index.html If you want ridiculously fast, you really need at least UHS-ii with the extra set of pins. I highly doubt the S10 can actually make use of its benefits though. Last I...

Not in this case.

Make sure you test it. Amazon apparently mixes inventory, so you can get a fake card even if it's supposed to be sold by Amazon.

Is it fully turned on? Or waiting for your pin during startup?

My point has been proven on countless devices. By supporting 64GB or higher, a device supports Micro SDXC. SDXC works upto and including 2TB. My old BlackBerry Z10 (Specs only promised 64GB support) works with 512GB cards and will work with 1TB and 2TB.

This just means that was the biggest card available when they wrote the specifications. 1TB cards should be out soon, and they will work just fine.