Verizon Lollipop Problems anyone?
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How do we define "sensitive"? Video I saw on Lollipop showed it as part of the Sound and Notifications - Application Notifications page. But it is missing on the Note 4.
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I gave up. Talked to both Verizon and Samsung. They said the only fix for "so is there a fix for the "sound and notification" force close issue" was to do a factory reset. So I used Kies to back up, did the factory reset and then did a restore.
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"Hide sensitive content" doesn't show emails or texts that someone else could read with the phone locked - "Show all" does exactly that! And the setting IS part of Sound and Notifications - just scroll down to "While locked", click it and you'll see the 3 choices.
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Thanks. I found that setting. But actually there is a setting by application where some things can be set based on the specific application. In the picture below (from a Nexus), you see three settings: Block, Priority, Sensitive. The sensitive identifies the specific app. This option is missing from the Note 4
. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=70&v=SY2kAqCqOko
Ever since the update my custom notification sound won't play when I receive a text. Tried selecting it again and restarting but no luck. Any thoughts?
my guess is it needs a constant connection to the 4G network for advanced calling
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tht's the thing though...I turned off advanced calling and tht sucker still didn't gray out!
After my update when I go into settings and select sounds and notifications it pops up that settings has stopped working. Anyone else having this issue?
So every phone that has advanced calling will show 4G even when connected to WiFi. It will show but be inactive. It is there so when you are on WiFi it will still make HD calls. Now if you have Advanced Calling off then it will just do nothing.
For my HTC One M7, ATT is releasing Lollipop in a two part update. First to 4.4.2, then to 5.0. The 4.4.2 crashed my WiFi, therefore no more updates, as they only come through WiFi. Several calls between ATT and HTC. ATT finally agreed to have one of their service centers look at it. They hardwired it to their computer and updated it to 5.0. Still no Wifi, and whenever the phone goes into standby mode, it reboots itself - which can be an endless loop of rebooting until the battery dies. It will also reboot in the middle of operation. ATT says sorry, but you can spend more money and upgrade. HTC agreed to look at it, and they sent me a prepaid shipping label. I will ship it off this week and see what happens. I have really liked the phone, and from the little I was able to do with it after the update, I noticed it was a lot faster and more responsive, but it is virtually unusable at this point. My son got the M8 last year and is very happy with it. When I told him, we might be moving over to Verizon, he asked if he could keep his phone.
I am going to turn this advanced calling off...honestly it's of no use if i can't do video calls..and not ppl out there video call enabled phones anyways!
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When you get a notification, pull down the notification panel from the top, tap the little circle with the 'i' in it, and remove the checkmark from the 'show notifications'. You can't do that with system apps like voicemail but all your download apps will let you NOT be annoyed by notifications, and you can always turn them back on again if you wanted to by going into your applications.
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