HTC One M7 :: Disable Warning When Turning Mobile Data Off
Dec 14, 2015
I know this has been asked before about other devices, but I have not been able to find a solution anywhere.
When turning off mobile data, each time I get a warning that reads "Unless you use Wi-Fi, you will no longer be able to use the Internet, Email or other apps that require a data connection."
I turn mobile data off and on frequently throughout the day. This message has become gradually more annoying. I think it is bad UX and at the very least, there should be a way to disable it.
I got my Nexus 5 on the 2nd of this month. I'm on Android 4.4.4. Just today, I was out and about and I realized that, although I was going into settings and turning Wi-Fi off, it just kept turning it right back on! (I had been using the Wi-Fi at the mall, then later I went to a friend's house and connected to my friend's Wi-Fi, which did not work.) So, I turned on my data, only for it to turn off after I guess about 30 seconds. I turned it back on, went on WhatsApp, in the middle of replying to a text from my friend it goes off yet again! What the... So, I went into settings and turned data on, and Wi-Fi off. As I watched, the Wi-Fi switched itself back on, and, predictably, even though there were no wireless networks to connect to, my data turned off as well.
This is really inconvenient. What could be causing the problem? I don't think I've downloaded any apps recently, but they do sometimes update. It was working fine on Thursday, but I've had my data off since then. I also booted into Safe Mode, and the problem doesn't seem to persist.
Is there a way to disable APN without disabling data traffic? I have seen some different apps doing it, but how can I do it manually? I ask because I only use wifi and not 3G.
This is a strange one, last night I picked up my phone and had no data signal at all but a fairly strong phone signal, I assumed it was ee, they've been appalling lately, I turned my phone off and on, toggled flight mode on and off and it made no difference, I went into the network menu and I noticed that the mobile data was turned off, I turned it back on and all was well again. Just now I picked my phone up again and my mobile data was switched off and my phone was disconnected from the network altogether, how is this possible?
I realised on my mobile that once i activate airplane mode with the mobile data on, it doesnt disable the mobile data. It is still on while the wifi turns off.
I have a new T-Mobile S6 Edge and love the phone, but one thing I have not figured out is why I still get background mobile data usage even though I have disabled mobile data and set "restrict background data". Both tuiService and OS services are downloading approximately 100K at a time periodically over mobile data throughout the day even though I have a wifi connection.
Any app that can get rid of the loud volume warning when connecting over Bluetooth? I'm sure if I root, I can do it, but not looking to root. I understand the warning is for safety , but the Bluetooth is really quiet for some reason in my truck compared to my previous phones. I need to have the volume set at full so that I can keep the volume of my truck stereo at a normal volume.
How do I turn off the very annoying battery warning message? how do I disable battery warning message? Both these are very annoying and ever remind me of windows which I hate
The phone makes annoying warning sound / warning tone every now and then, apparently due to 3G / gprs connection background status changes (lost / got connection / put connection on hold / whatever). It is definitely not due to incoming sms message or alarm clock etc. This kind of semi random noise especially as it can happen during the night for no apparent reason.
Had this same problem on the S4. Whenever I open the Google Music app, for example, and then turn up the volume using the volume rocker, that annoying warning that says "Listening at high volume can cause hearing damage..." or whatever pops up, and you have to hit OK to dismiss it. On the S5 that warning even seems to pop up more often. I never figured out how to disable it on my S4, which was running an older version of Android, nor do I know how to disable it on my S5 running Kit Kat 4.2.2.
How can I disable the"Raise volume above safe level warning" and set my volume to the loudest volume?
The problem that I have is that the audio is too quiet when using the bluetooth in my car, so every time I have to reboot my phone I have to increase the volume, skip past the warning and then raise the volume.
This happens when I try and raise the volume with either Google Music or Dogg Catcher.
The problem is that due to my work, I have to keep my phone off so I go through this at least twice a day.
I had a search but I couldn't find anything that was relevant to the Galaxy S6.
I have been using PC Sync for a long while now, and had no problems so far But since about two weeks ago, the entries that have been entered / modified in Microsoft Outlook, are not synced into my phone at all. PC Sync tells a warning message about these events and contacts, says it could not insert entries into the mobile phone. All the entries that have been entered / changed on my phone, are succesfully synced into my Outlook. I did not change / install anything so I do not know why did this issue started about two weeks ago. Microsoft Outlook ver: 2007 (12.0.6514.5000) SP2 MSO (12.0.6529.5000) Phone type: X6-00 (RM-559) Phone ver: V 20.0.005
How to disable the data usage warning? I'm aware that I can just set the limit to a ridiculous amount and it will stop going off, but that's not what I'm looking for. I guess I'm just easily annoyed by the fact that there is no setting to turn this off. You can uncheck the box for "set data limit" but that still doesn't get rid of the warning.
how do I disable data completely avoid data usage and only keep wifi. I have Background Data in Off and wi-fi connected, but I still getting charged for data usage.
i bought a xperia z3 on 6 jan 2015 i test it on a pool"I put the phone underwater for just a min at the depth of 1 feet with closed caps" and i take the phone out suddenly it screen become some lines afer 2 to 3min my mobile is shut down by itself and was always trying to start but no use the phone becom some hot finally it shuted down i tryed to turn it on but the mobile is not turning on.In camera have some water on it.i took the mobile to service centre the told me that not come in service warrenty
Still struggling to get to grips with my new iPhone 4S....Reading the User Guide it says "to turn Cellular Data off go to Settings/General/Network then turn Cellular Data off".The only problem with my phone is that "Cellular Data" does not appear in the Network screen. However "Mobile Data" does.is it the the same thing?For cost reasons I would like to be in control of when I use the internet and already I have inadvertantly incurred charges without being aware that I had gone on to the internet.Will selecting "Mobile Data" to "OFF" solve my problem.
I would like to know how - I am sending these phones to my folks, and just by pressing up on them, it connects to the web. Verizon wants to disable it for me but that removes text message abilities. So........I can't do that!I am adept at Bitpim and other methods of phone programming, except I am new to these phones.
I honestly wanted to get them e815's, but Ebay has not had any new ones for Verizon in a while, so LG5500's were bought. Eventually they will be replaced by e815's. Why can't they just make phones with antennas anymore? The field mode said the phone had -105db.
Pressing a handsfree button once in idle/stand-by mode starts playing music. Can that be disabled?Â
I'm heavy voice and data user on my iPhone 5 however I rarely listen to music. My handsfree is plugged-in almost all the time (for convenience as I strongly prefer to use HF for voice calls).Â
Any time I accidentally press the HF button (and it happens a lot, e.g. laying the phone down on the table accidentally pressing the button by the phone itself) the bloody device starts playing music (or whatever media is stored in). This is very annoying: if nothing else it further drains the battery that anyhow barely makes it through the day (sometimes half day - I really am heavy user). But most important: when listening to anything it is usually an audio book. When the "automated" "audio-on" feature is activated it usually goes unnoticed until some time hence the story moves on without me listening - and going back looking for the spot to continue playing from is very very frustrating activity particularly since it is repeated practically every time I sit down to listen to it.Â
Going through different forums I found some solutions which however require a jail-brake - something I want to avoid if possible,Â
The best solution would allow to define a custom action ("null action" in this particular case) based on the status: I like to use the HF button during the call or even for skipping or reversing songs when eventually really deliberately listening to music (very seldom) hence only "idle / stand-by" action assigned to the HF button would be null - the rest should stay intact.Â
I am using blackberry 8900 curve. My fone was going well,but one day my fone was not turning on,then i connect it to charger,and then red light turns on(LED) and it remained on for a while but my phone didn't started and then i see a battery icon with a cross on it on screen. I thought it as a battery problem, and bought a new battery.My fone get on and it ws running effiecintly,but after a week again my fone failed to get start and then again battery icon with a cross on it begin to appear. Now my fone is not turning on and when i connect it to charger then LED turns on for a while and then a battery icon with a cross on it appears.My fone is not turning on.
I just upgraded my phone today. The phone was working at the T-mobile store out of the box with the limited battery charge the phones ship with. I came home did some stuff .. and the battery was running low. It warned me so I went to plug it into my computer and continued using it. It said it was charging. After a short amount of time the screen powered down and flashed a grey battery logo with a white loading symbol and powered off again and back on doing the same thing.
After this ... the phone would no longer power on even though I left it connected via USB to the laptop. Kind of pissing me off since the phone is brand new. Can I resolve this or is the phone defective?
my x10i keeps dropping its wifi connection. it is in an "excellent" signal strength area. i can now see that is related to my poor mobile network coverage at home. when the mobile network signal drops, then the wifi turns off and the turns on again, scans and reconnects. when the mobile network connects again (after a minute or two) the wifi turns off, then on again, scans and reconnects. this cycling is happening every minute or two. which leads to lots of frustrating network errors. exact issue described below with Internet clip: [url]. things improve if i turn off 3g and set network to gsm only.
So I use a Blackberry Curve 8530 and I have been having serious problems for the last two weeks. Every time I try to turn on my "Mobile Network" in Manage Connections, the device crashes then tries to reboot.It will continue trying to reboot until the progress bar in the Blackberry loading screen is full, then crashes again. It will do this until the battery is entirely drained.Because a drained battery causes the Mobile Network to automatically shut off, I can then plug the phone back into charge and it will turn on and be fine - until I try to turn on the Mobile Network, upon which the process repeats itself. Device info
-Your carrier: Telus -Model info and OS version:BlackBerry 8530, v5.0.0.386 -Apps and free space -File free before and after a battery remove/replace: 103829099 Bytes -Did a battery pull fix your issue? No -Apps installed and their version if possible. None. -BT device model/version (you will have to look at the BT device):
