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I'm going to try not to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I'm genuinely wondering if a game dev is trying to be sneaky with ads by hiding them from users but still getting paid from them.

I recently started playing an android game that runs on an in-game currency system. You pay real money for some fake money that can be used in the game. There are no other advertisements in the game. Recently I've noticed a "unityadscache" folder that will have one or two, 1 to 2 Mb videos in it. I can delete them and the folder but it keeps reappearing. So I spent some time verifying that this folder and these videos kept showing up when this game was started. It happens every time. I've searched around and this folder seems to get attributed to a few other games. Oh, and this folder has a .nomedia file in it so the ads don't get seen by gallery apps.

My question is, are these devs trying to somehow get ad views by surreptitiously loading these video ads in the background? That seems sneaky on a whole bunch of levels. I would assume that if that's the case it would be frowned on by most users if they knew about it. I'm all for devs getting paid for free apps by using ads, but I'd prefer they were up front about it. Also of note is that this game will not run with adblock plus running, which seems odd for a game without ads, right?

I contacted unity about this and they didn't think it was that odd, that possibly they used to have unityads at some point but removed them and left the code behind. Here's the thing though- I got this game on day one release. There's never been any ads. Plus, it's an ad company I trust them about a foot less than I could throw them. I could contact the game devs but I'm saving that until I know what I'm dealing with.

So, am I nuts?





Hi! Sorry for my English..
It is necessary to turn off the backlight (not the LCD).
I have root..





I had created a nandroid backup on CWM before flashing a rom which failed, causing me to adb sideload back to my old ROM. But before doing so I attempted to restore the backup (which also failed). But after booting in, i noticed that I had multiple 0 folders in my internal storage. Now the available storage on my device does not add up. Also when I open the device on my computer, there is a 8gb zip file that always appears under the "0" folder. Even if I delete it, it returns after rebooting and it cannot be opened or copied. I believe the backup is hidden within this folder but I am not sure how to delete it. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can fix this issue?





I have seen this problem here, but not with a fix for my LG G3 VS985. I'm rooted and have Flashify img. Entered ##228378 to check out the testing stuff. It is stuck on "Auto Detecting Item". Everything has 'passed' but OTG and it's constantly monitoring battery therm. Help, Please!





Hello, I found a secret Display Mode hidden in a system setting. This Display Mode offers the best of 'Adaptative Display' (a not yellowish screen) and the best of modes like Amoled Photo or Basic (a not saturated screen).


Here is the main thread about this Display Mode, where you can find many tutorials and Screenshots:


http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=3101547


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As for now this Display Mode seems be hidden on Lollipop Touchwiz based roms, so it works on:

- Note 4 (Lollipop)
- Note 3 (Lollipop)
- Galaxy S6


Therefore it should work on the Lollipop version of these devices too:

- Note 4 EDGE
- Galaxy S5
- Galaxy S4 (not working on kitkat)
- Galaxy A3
- Galaxy ALPHA
- Galaxy Core Prime
- Galaxy Tab A
- Galaxy Tab 4
- Galaxy Note PRO 12.2 LTE
- Galaxy Tab S 8.4
- Galaxy Tab 10.5


Please if anyone can confirm it works on the above devices I would appreciate.

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If you have any question leave a comment on this thread or on the main one. Thanks.


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Sorry for my english

Sent from my SM-N910C using XDA Free mobile app





Hello, I found a secret Display Mode hidden in a system setting. This Display Mode offers the best of 'Adaptative Display' (a not yellowish screen) and the best of modes like Amoled Photo or Basic (a not saturated screen).


Here is the main thread about this Display Mode, where you can find many tutorials and Screenshots:


http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=3101547


---------

As for now this Display Mode seems be hidden on Lollipop Touchwiz based roms, so it works on:

- Note 4 (Lollipop)
- Note 3 (Lollipop)
- Galaxy S6


Therefore it should work on the Lollipop version of these devices too:

- Note 4 EDGE
- Galaxy S5
- Galaxy S4 (not working on kitkat)
- Galaxy A3
- Galaxy ALPHA
- Galaxy Core Prime
- Galaxy Tab A
- Galaxy Tab 4
- Galaxy Note PRO 12.2 LTE
- Galaxy Tab S 8.4
- Galaxy Tab 10.5


Please if anyone can confirm it works on the above devices I would appreciate.

---


If you have any question leave a comment on this thread or on the main one. Thanks.


---
.

Sorry for my english

Sent from my SM-N910C using XDA Free mobile app





Hello, I found a secret Display Mode hidden in a system setting. This Display Mode offers the best of 'Adaptative Display' (a not yellowish screen) and the best of modes like Amoled Photo or Basic (a not saturated screen).


Here is the main thread about this Display Mode, where you can find many tutorials and Screenshots:


http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=3101547


---------

As for now this Display Mode seems be hidden on Lollipop Touchwiz based roms, so it works on:

- Note 3 (Lollipop)
- Note 4 (Lollipop)
- Galaxy S6


Therefore it should work on the lollipop version of these devices too:

- Note 4 EDGE
- Galaxy S5
- Galaxy S4 (not working on kitkat)
- Galaxy A3
- Galaxy ALPHA
- Galaxy Core Prime
- Galaxy Tab A
- Galaxy Tab 4
- Galaxy Note PRO 12.2 LTE
- Galaxy Tab S 8.4
- Galaxy Tab 10.5


Please if anyone can confirm it works on the above devices I would appreciate.

---


If you have any question leave a comment on this thread or on the main one. Thanks.


---
.

Sorry for my english

Sent from my SM-N910C using XDA Free mobile app





Have a freshly rooted AT&T s6 using pinpong and wondering what next? Here are a few changes that I've made so far to improve my AT&T S6. (info pulled from various forums and threads, posting things here that are specific to the ATT S6). Have more to add? Post it!

Helpful Apps Requiring Root:
Titanium Backup, Adblock (available from Fdroid website), Greenify, Tasker for enablign GPS when opening maps

Enabling / Adding Hidden Features:
Quite a few features are available to the ATT S6 by modding features.xml using Wanam's CSC Feature Expert. The steps I list below are using that app. You can download it from playstore, and it requires root: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...anam.cscexpert. Below is what i used, but more options are found in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/gala...ures-t3087506/

Hide Wifi Notification in Pulldown:
Search Wifi_ConfigWifiNotificationStyle. Click item and delete "ATT"

Enable WiFI Calling: option to enable is under phone settings
Search Wifi Call. Click on Item and add: "True"

Enable Call Recording!!: (recordings are found in voice recorder app)
Search config record. Click on item and add: "RecordingAllowed"

Things to Do:
Disable headphone / bluetooth volume warning
Remove AT&T text from upper left statusbar