The block ads was so helpful. I wanted an easy way to block ads without installing apps or rooting and ur solution helped. Thanks and great content as always.
I do prefer the one hand mode on my old phones, where I could resize and move the usable part of the screen to my preferences rather than it just being the whole bottom half of the screen.
Please be careful with the first one. There are malicious USB cables that are designed to steal your data once you plug it in. It's safer to leave it at no transfer. Be extra careful in public places such as airports and only use your own cable.
Just watching 2 of 10 and side by side Implementing it. I feel like my phone is bought new and latest. Lol. Thanks a lot! Very very useful infos. And I subscribed immediately, which I do once in a bluemoon. Keep doing the excellent work bro. Now, i call you a *saviour!!!*
Just use common sense, are you using it while charging? Are you playing heavily demanding games? It it full of space? Normal phones being used correctly should't overheat
the one handed mode is frustrating. because of the center mass not being at the bottom and the bottom of your phone not having a bezel, reaching your thumb down there is not comfortable unless you have a ring bracket (which makes the one handed mode almost pointless). also it only being available on gesture navigation is downright insulting. it makes as much sense visually on 3 button navigation as it does on gesture navigation
Hello Sam, thank you, very handy. Are you aware of any app or method of getting back the original one-hand mode on a Poco F3? The Android 12 version is....well, hopeless, as it reduces the height but not width. The previous version shrank the entire screen, reducing browser height 'and' width. Thank you once again.
The caveat with the default usb option is making yourself more vulnerable to privacy/security attacks when the attacker has physical access to your device the system will automatically allow access to your files. Since this kind of transfer is not that common on the days of cloud storage and apps like Link to Windos or KDE Connect exist I would let this option on "No data transfer" if I were you.
I mean, I've been watching your videos for quite some time now but I have to say this was mind-blowing stuff dude, I recently got a OnePlus phone and a lot of what you gave is helping a lot, I did have a bit of prior knowledge to some things but for the most part this was game changing stuff for me, thanks man, seriously, thanks!!!
Some UI elements like the 4:23 notification panel coming from the bottom, and those colors... is it some kind of custom rom? or it's just some Pixel phone stock rom?
Hey sam im your permanent subscriber and i have a request Can you please make a video on the topic of things you can do with rooted Android phone or root apps
My Samsung brings the screen down to one side instead of like the ios version of it that brings it down (as seen in this video). Any idea how to activate that instead of the side feature?
01:29 If you enable automatic "Data transfer" USB mode on your device - be careful connecting to unknown devices. Like power banks/charging ports in shopping centres, etc. 08:00 I wouldn't recommend sending all your network traffic through a Russian DNS (AdGuard). Even for ad block purposes. But you do you
With 6:47, although it's a super handy feature, it's super hard to find. There's an app I use called "Quick Settings" that allowed to enter Notification Log right from my notification shade. Incredibly useful!
What the fuck? Its an inbuilt feature which is just better implemented and better for privacy. Theres always an hostory button ond the bottom left of the notification shade. But im not sure if every rom has notifciation history implemented. If you have a Pixel just try it out again, its way better than the Quick Settings solution.
@@agentcarti9447 Sorry dude I have a Samsung on Android 11 so I don’t have that quick access. Also I meant the app redirects me from the quick settings panel to the Notification Log on settings. No need to worry about security it’s just a settings redirect. :)
