One can enable wifi and bluetooth without unlocking the Huawei P20 Pro via the drop-down. How can I disable this?
Under my Galaxy S6 I have Settings>Lock Screen and Security>Secure lock settings>"Lock network and security" but I don't see the same or similar option on the Huawei P20 Pro.
Does anyone know how to set this so one can't enable Bluetooth while my phone is locked?
My phone with bluetooth enabled allows to unlock and start my car, so it's kind of a big security issue
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I noticed that when I upgraded to a new phone with ICS that I now have to enable lock screen security in order to store WiFi credentials. I know that this is an enhanced security feature, but I would still like to be able to bypass it. I'm not rooted at this time though. Is there an app or another work around that would allow me to bypass this security feature and not have to use the security feature from the lock screen?
Thanks,
Kevin
I am using Xposed's No Lock Home Screen on my Note 8.0 (kitkat). I am set up to keep my tablet unlocked on trusted networks. I would like to use bluetooth to automatically unlock my tablet when they are paired but it seems like my phone and my tablet don't communicate that way. Can anyone help me out?
Hi,
I have been suffering to enable the WiFi calling on my Poco F1. I'm on the last beta ROM 9.1.24. I posted the same thing in MIUI forum, but no clear answer.
I tried these codes, but it didn't work also:
*#*#869434#*#* (vowifi)
I found a link here on XDA to enable this feature but it requires root :/
https://forum.xda-developers.com/poco-f1/how-to/guide-activate-vowifi-wlan-call-t3871263
My carrier supports the service, I tried my sim on other Samsung device, it worked. But for Pocophone, the options are greyed, can't turn them on as in the picture.
Is there any way to enable it without root?
It's the same as mine though still looking for the workarounds on this in 2020.
Numerous HowTos say you must enable wifi to set the OEM Unlocking in the Developer options. Why is that? I have a new Pixel 4a that is supposed to be unlocked. The OEM Unlocking is grayed out, so if I enable Wifi it will magically ungray? I also have a Samsung S9 that does not even show the OEM Unlocking in Developer options. If I enable Wifi will it show up? (the phones are not with me right now or I'd try it) I'm curious as to why enabling Wifi allows for unlocking. Does something get sent out to the manufacturer?
Thanks.
d
i enabled wifi and let the 4a connect to a hotspot I created on my other phone. Now I can OEM unlock, so I guess it is some networking magic?
fwiw, though I still cannot get the OEM Unlock menu option to appear on my S9. I followed the instructions on https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/unlock-oem.3899297/ but the option still does not appear in the Developer Options. Maybe the date changing trick doesn't work anymore? I do let it connect to the internet through the same hotspot I used for the 4a so I know the networking works. Maybe Samsung does things differently? Is signing in to a Samsung account required? I added a google account in setup after Factory Resetting but still not seeing the OEM Unlock at all in the menu.
Hi! Even if I put a password to lock the settings and prevent access to the way to share the Internet via Wi-Fi, someone always gets the password from someone else who knows. I need to disable this function permanently. I have root access. These are company phones with Android 10 and 11.