Sujet : Re: Unusable Android J5(6)
De : this (at) *nospam* ddress.is.invalid (Frank Slootweg)
Groupes : comp.mobile.androidDate : 15. May 2025, 15:33:25
Autres entêtes
Organisation : NOYB
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R.Wieser <
address@is.invalid> wrote:
Frank,
Please *read* my response to J?rg [1], including me pointing to
the specific part of J?rg's reference.
>
To do a 'Hard reset' ('Wipe data/factory reset'), *you only need
to push/use the (physical) buttons on the device.
I suggest you read your indicated message yourself, and point out (quote)
where you said that last bit. Good luck. :-)
'Kiddo' :-), don't be a wise guy! I said, what I said I said. "that
last bit" is in Jörg's reference, not in my text, so I *can't* quote
"where I said that", because *I* didn't say it!
See!? *Read* my responses. Read what they say and don't 'read' what
they don't say.
That out of the way:
Besides the problem that my device has a few other buttons other than the
power one that is, and you forgot to mention which one(s) I would need to
press - as well as until when.
Again, which buttons is in the part of Jörg's reference to which I
pointed. For my response/article see footnote [1], which you snipped.
I know of a "factory reset" - or whatever its called it the settings - but
was not aware of a rather similar thing hidden behind a special button
combination.
Also, I was, just as others here where, assuming it was a theft deterrant.
Not something that could be evaded by pressing the right buttons.
As I pointed out elsewhere in the thread, it's a theft deterrant
against theft of your *data*, obviously not against theft of your phone.
After "pressing the right buttons", your *data* is gone/wiped.
And if
anything my visit to a local phone-repair shop seems to support that, as
they didn't make any suggestion that it could be done that way.
That's why I said, I think 45 Euros is a rip-off.
Poster AJL seems to have practical experience with this (giving his
old devices to his (grand) kids, etc.), so I have asked him for details.
And by the way, that special buttons trick doesn't seem to want to work
here.
I've addressed that issue in another response:
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