Hello all,
This is a little tricky. The Daylight Saving Times in my country has been changed during the year 2013 by law.
Instead of finishing daylight saving time in September 8th we are finishing it October 27th.
The law has been passed in July and Microsoft has just last week issued a hotfix to all Windows machines to fix this issue.
I know that my carrier will change the time of the phone only in the appropriate time, that is not the problem.
The problem is the calender of our company Samsung Galaxy S3 and S II's are not updated with the right change (Android 4.1.2).
This means, for example, that if I set a meeting in my Outlook at September 8th at 08:00 am it will show up as 07:00 am on my phone.
This whole shift occurs to all our phones, between September 8th to October 27th.
We do not have root access to the phones. I would have tried this App if I did: TimeZone Fixer (ROOT)
Any ideas on how to fix this issues?
Thank you.
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Hi,
This morning when I woke up, I was prompt with the daylight saving changes in my phone, which is a week too early in South Australia.
So I found that Microsoft has a patch to fix this, check the link to see whether it applies to your country.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/949168
or check the reason behind this (note: Australia only)
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23445936-5006301,00.html
Cheers,
K
Is there any word on when the LG G5 will get the monthly android security updates from Google?
I'm on Rogers in Canada, and I haven't seen one since last September.
I'm Latest on November Nougat
Try to update it via lg bridge. I got a security patch from february few days ago. My last one was from september lol
velikopen said:
Try to update it via lg bridge. I got a security patch from february few days ago. My last one was from september lol
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To my surprise when I checked my phone after Oniska replied, I have the November update to 7.0 installed. No idea when that was installed or how to be honest.
I'm installing bridge as we speak to see if there's anything newer.
velikopen said:
Try to update it via lg bridge. I got a security patch from february few days ago. My last one was from september lol
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Nope. Nothing newer than November. Google has put out some massive updates lately that are critical security fixes and I'd like them installed. Guess I have to wait for a provider update.
I got an update just this week, it was a security patch and it delivered nothing else.
My battery is still has an incredible drain.
Its an update from February 1th, i recieved it on my H860, SEA version, aka the Singapore version
Edtek said:
Nope. Nothing newer than November. Google has put out some massive updates lately that are critical security fixes and I'd like them installed. Guess I have to wait for a provider update.
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Nothing to do with the network provider, my UK unbranded H850 is still on Nov2016. It is LG that is way behind the curve.
LS992 USA Sprint variant. Got my phone directly from LGE customer service center here in February.
My security patch is *older* (Jan. 1, 2017) than my phone manufacture date (Jan. 25. 2017) :silly:
Current patch level
PhantasmRezound said:
LS992 USA Sprint variant. Got my phone directly from LGE customer service center here in February.
My security patch is *older* (Jan. 1, 2017) than my phone manufacture date (Jan. 25. 2017) :silly:
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My patch level is March 1 2017 since I got my latest update (last week) to 20b dated April 5.
When I was on stock it was months out of data I rang LG to complain and even the support people had a security version months out of date, November i think
I think this is shameful, only way to be secure is break your warranty
April 10 - 2017
Still on 1st November ??
rpsweb said:
When I was on stock it was months out of data I rang LG to complain and even the support people had a security version months out of date, November i think
I think this is shameful, only way to be secure is break your warranty
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Why do u even care about security patches, it doesn't bring any new functionality nor software changes
ramqashou said:
Why do u even care about security patches, it doesn't bring any new functionality nor software changes
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Are you trolling?
ramqashou said:
Why do u even care about security patches, it doesn't bring any new functionality nor software changes
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Because I use my phone for authentication on many accounts. Security is paramount.
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Update from April!
Last Friday i get the newest update for my LG G5 with the security updates 1th of April!
Build-Number is NRD90U
I have a free German Device
I'm currently on March security update
Got an update 2 days back.. V20f-ESA with April 1, 2017 security patch
Hello Everyone,
I want to share my expericence with Google Nexus 6P phone which I bought from Amazon on April 11, 2016. Unfortunate for me and fortunate for Huwaei that the device's warranty expired on July 1, 2017 (only 15 days ago). I have installed an Andriod update on July 10, 2017 and two days after my device went down and not booting up which is commonly known as bootloop issue. Even the same thing happened in recovery mode. First thing I did is contacting Huwaei support line (16th July) and asked them to help me fix this issue. In response, they created a ticket (gave me that ticket #) and assured that I will informed once two companies together will find a solution they will let me know (don't know when). They addmitted that it is not customer's fault at all but then iterated their warrenty policy said that device cannot be replaced. 5-10 times I heard the same thing from support person on the call.
After this conversation, I dropped an email to their support group showing how much annoyed and betrayed I was feeling. Got the same response on the email and you won't believe they suggest me to contact a third party technician to fix this. This is a problem with OS, how can any repair shop person can fix such an issue which Google and Huwaei are not able fix working together.
After such an awesome response from Huawei customer service, I tried google support as they are the one pushing updates to our devices. Google said that they would have replaced this device if I have bought this from a Google Store (even if its out of warranty). They mentioned that Huwaei should be able to do the same and warranty period should not matter for issues which is not customers fault infact customer is completely unaware of this.
I again called Huawei support and asked the support to escalate the case and share my situation with their senior management and help to fix my current device or get me a new one. I may be getting the same answer in next couple of days and I still have some hope. Let see what comes out.
#NexusBootloop #Nexus6PSucks #HuaweiSucks #AndriodUpdatesSucks #HuaweiWarrantySucks
I purchased Dec 1 2016 and just got my rma a couple days ago. Barely said anything. Sent in a few pictures with a short summary of my problem..
Don't be a ****, it'll get you nowhere.
Boss your device is still in warranty period but mine is not. You miss my point bro..
I am happy that they fixed the problem for you.
Andrewbud said:
I purchased Dec 1 2016 and just got my rma a couple days ago. Barely said anything. Sent in a few pictures with a short summary of my problem..
Don't be a ****, it'll get you nowhere.
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patidarmonu said:
Boss your device is still in warranty period but mine is not. You miss my point bro..
I am happy that they fixed the problem for you.
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Dec 1 2015. Sorry forgot what year it is.
same runaround as you...
patidarmonu said:
Hello Everyone,
I want to share my expericence with Google Nexus 6P phone which I bought from Amazon on April 11, 2016. Unfortunate for me and fortunate for Huwaei that the device's warranty expired on July 1, 2017 (only 15 days ago). I have installed an Andriod update on July 10, 2017 and two days after my device went down and not booting up which is commonly known as bootloop issue. Even the same thing happened in recovery mode. First thing I did is contacting Huwaei support line (16th July) and asked them to help me fix this issue. In response, they created a ticket (gave me that ticket #) and assured that I will informed once two companies together will find a solution they will let me know (don't know when). They addmitted that it is not customer's fault at all but then iterated their warrenty policy said that device cannot be replaced. 5-10 times I heard the same thing from support person on the call.
After this conversation, I dropped an email to their support group showing how much annoyed and betrayed I was feeling. Got the same response on the email and you won't believe they suggest me to contact a third party technician to fix this. This is a problem with OS, how can any repair shop person can fix such an issue which Google and Huwaei are not able fix working together.
After such an awesome response from Huawei customer service, I tried google support as they are the one pushing updates to our devices. Google said that they would have replaced this device if I have bought this from a Google Store (even if its out of warranty). They mentioned that Huwaei should be able to do the same and warranty period should not matter for issues which is not customers fault infact customer is completely unaware of this.
I again called Huawei support and asked the support to escalate the case and share my situation with their senior management and help to fix my current device or get me a new one. I may be getting the same answer in next couple of days and I still have some hope. Let see what comes out.
#NexusBootloop #Nexus6PSucks #HuaweiSucks #AndriodUpdatesSucks #HuaweiWarrantySucks
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I got the EXACT runaround as you from both google and Huawei. the only problem is that I did purchased through the google store and they were going to issue a replacement but went they realized I'm not from the US they sent me back to Huawei... stuck with an expensive paper weight!
Any updates - did they replace your phone?
patidarmonu said:
Hello Everyone,
I want to share my expericence with Google Nexus 6P phone which I bought from Amazon on April 11, 2016. Unfortunate for me and fortunate for Huwaei that the device's warranty expired on July 1, 2017 (only 15 days ago). I have installed an Andriod update on July 10, 2017 and two days after my device went down and not booting up which is commonly known as bootloop issue. Even the same thing happened in recovery mode. First thing I did is contacting Huwaei support line (16th July) and asked them to help me fix this issue. In response, they created a ticket (gave me that ticket #) and assured that I will informed once two companies together will find a solution they will let me know (don't know when). They addmitted that it is not customer's fault at all but then iterated their warrenty policy said that device cannot be replaced. 5-10 times I heard the same thing from support person on the call.
After this conversation, I dropped an email to their support group showing how much annoyed and betrayed I was feeling. Got the same response on the email and you won't believe they suggest me to contact a third party technician to fix this. This is a problem with OS, how can any repair shop person can fix such an issue which Google and Huwaei are not able fix working together.
After such an awesome response from Huawei customer service, I tried google support as they are the one pushing updates to our devices. Google said that they would have replaced this device if I have bought this from a Google Store (even if its out of warranty). They mentioned that Huwaei should be able to do the same and warranty period should not matter for issues which is not customers fault infact customer is completely unaware of this.
I again called Huawei support and asked the support to escalate the case and share my situation with their senior management and help to fix my current device or get me a new one. I may be getting the same answer in next couple of days and I still have some hope. Let see what comes out.
#NexusBootloop #Nexus6PSucks #HuaweiSucks #AndriodUpdatesSucks #HuaweiWarrantySucks
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Hello - just curious if they replaced your phone yet?
Why you guys don't try this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-fix-nexus-6p-bootloop-death-blod-t3640279
darkriff said:
Why you guys don't try this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-fix-nexus-6p-bootloop-death-blod-t3640279
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I've been trying but my bootloader is locked and I've tired heating it so that if boots at least once I can turn on Developer options and eventually the OEM unlock settings but I can't, so I'm stuck with the bootloop. Someone suggested calling the credit card company to see if they offer an automatic extended warranty on purchases and it looks like mine does (Discover Card in the US). Just called it in and I'll see if they'll replace, it since I'm past the 12 month warranty,
Hi boys and girls.
I'm on UK Sky Mobile and received an update for my Note 8 today ( N950FXXU1AQB).
Did anyone else receive this previously and Sky just now catching up?
Said some improvement to stability and performance, but nothing about security, so still vulnerable to the 'Bluetooth' exploit.
Only thing I've really noticed is that you can only choose one option now for 'one handed' Mode as opposed to 2 previously.
What month is the security patch? My SIM free from Samsung is on the August patch. It updated pretty much after initial set up.
August
Hi all, my wifi struggles to connect for more than a few minutes since I applied the October patch. Samsung just want me to return it to a service centre and pay for a repair. I can't see anyway of contacting google about it. Is this a common issue? I don't have mesh.
Thanks.