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Originally Posted by Aredhel
If it was “very obvious” then Mightyqueen and AlaskaErik wouldn’t have missed their phone calls the first time they used an Android phone. It IS a design flaw, whether you choose to acknowledge that fact or not.
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I recently got a new phone, my first android. My other sort of smart phone will be kept since so many people and places have the number, but I'm tired of trying to find a good quality no longer produced phone.
But I had to call the consumer c people for help on doing basic things. I still keep it very simple and haven't tried major features. It will do a net search, but brought up a LOT of undesireble stuff, and I couldn't figure out how to get rid of it and do my internet on my trusty laptop now.
The thing about the new phone is that somehow it had all the data from the old one loaded to it, so all my contacts are there, and its simple which means its chief reason has been dealt with. I have read messages on the phone and am using it to delete all the stuff which builds like a rising volcano filled with emails...