Installed v1.6 via updater, works fine, except for unlocking the screen via fingerprint or double-tap to wake it up. Most of the times, it takes about 5 seconds to react to fingerprint, double-tap or pushing the on/off button. Sometimes, it reacts immediately. Never had this prob before, and I run /e since v1.2.
And the external SD card is gone, not recognized anymore. Restart didn’t help.
I have the impression that reconnecting a well known Bluetooth device is less successful than on earlier /e/ versions. Did something change? I need now four, five, six attempts until I get my headphones connected. I never achieve it on the first try. I already dropped the entry and made a new one but this doesn’t have an impact on this problem.
Although I didn’t want to, I now installed another launcher. In Problem with BlissLauncher makes the phone unusable I describe how to install a new one without having a working launcher. Hope this helps other users with the same problem.
“Unsupported application
The application is not currently supported.
This may be because it has not yet been widely deployed / published or because of another error.”
I try again after reboot and clearing the cache, no way to install Izly. Strange it shows “0 octet(s)” in the description.
I do not have a Google account, maybe there are some protections…
On Murena Fairphone 4, every thing is OK except an issue on bit defender antivirus free and impots.gouv.fr where I have a " something went wrong" with Google Play shutting down the applications when “close” is pushed. Nevertheless, antivirus app is working fine in background.
Not tested again since december, 2022, 17th, when it was still NOT working. Hope to test again in 2 or 3 days.
Anyone owning any other phone than a Samsung S9/S9+/S10 experiencing the same issue ? (trying to check if it is Brand specific or not)
(reminder of the issue: with Advanced Privacy Off, and Location active, most navigation apps like OsmAnd~, GeoPortail, GPSTest, SatStat are able to locate you accurrately on a map ; BUT not TrackBook (open source) or Naturalist (closed source), at best locating you once at the beginning, and never again before multiple hours have passed ; hint: GPSTest and SatStat do work, but notify of a “Bad GNSS date” … far back in the past, around early 2003)