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#Delete comment on facebook on samsung galaxy s3 full#
But after some time your memory card will also full with data of your mobile because of more megapixel camera today picture and videos sizes and also increasing. Samsung devices usually come with a very less space you need insert memory card externally with more storage capacity. Now restart your phone then your pictures will not visible in your gallery now. Go to Setting > Application/ Apps > Gallery. To clear Gallery Data you need to go in the setting. Step 2: Now you need to clear cache data of your Gallery to clear photos from Gallery. Uncheck Sync Google+ photos and Sync Picasa Web Album options. Go in the Setting > Accounts (Select Google here) > Click on your Email id. First of all stop auto sync of your photos by following the below step. You can solve out this problem easily by following these steps. Step 1: Google automatically backup photos and if your delete photos from your device then also it will be available there in gallery from auto backup.
#Delete comment on facebook on samsung galaxy s3 how to#
We are going to tell now how to delete auto pictures on galaxy s3 and other Samsung mobile devices also. Samsung mobile also automatically backup your photos to your drive.
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Mostly people use Samsung android devices because of their popularity and configurations and best in prices. Weirdness.Part 1: Delete Auto Backup Photos on Samsung Now the root prompt looks different and SuperSU log is empty.
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I went into SuperSU and it wanted to update the binary and uninstall a conflicting SU app at the same time. Every once in a while opera will crash and start repeatedly flashing superuser granted with no apparent reason, since no prompt is issued and I've never approved root access for anything remotely related to the browser. When trying to determine when this issue started, my thought is it could have something to do with the rootzip, or it could have nothing to do with that. Defrosting all system apps does not fix this problem. I'm getting some weird dns issues with opera mobile but not internet or chrome, on certain wifi networks but not all, and never over mobile data. So just for disclosure, my plans are to do a system reset then redo this list with all apps that are safe for removal, then post a separate list in the first comment for all apps that are not safe to remove. NOTE: Will probably disable certain hidden secret codesįactory Mode (.factorymode) NOTE: Both processes required for Settings/System Update functions NOTE: Phone, text, mobile data, wifi - all working System Applications Considered Safe-to-Remove from Boost Mobile Samsung Galaxy SIII running Android build MG2: So again, proceed with caution and happy de-bloating! do not disable the Downloads system app with the green android robot icon. Also, there are two apps called Downloads, and you can only safely remove the one whose icon appears in your user applications list, i.e. Also, NEVER disable your launcher if you only have one (default launcher is called TouchWiz home) - it can be safely frozen but only if and ONLY if you have a different stable launcher in its place. So be smart about it - if you turn off VPN for example and you actually need to use it then it's not going to work - when in doubt, leave the system app alone until you know what it does. My safe-to-remove list is essentially a compendium of other people's safe-to-remove lists for a few different devices (*almost* zero guesswork involved!) and so far no issues over here, but as always,If you turn off system apps that you actually do need then you might have a very perplexing experience trying to sort out what exactly did you do to throw your phone off-balance - or your phone might not even work at all. Well I used Titanium Backup Pro to freeze pretty much every single system app I didn't need running and could safely disable without causing problems. So tonight I just broke the 1200 MB available ram barrier and I'm going to share how I did it.
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