So I've been plagued with the ghost voice mail on cm9 and I was looking for a fix. I have heard of the whole activating a non android phone fix but I currently don't have one at hand. I've also cleared data in phone(voicemail)####### in titanium back up but that doesn't last very long. Any help or input is greatly appreciated...thanks guys
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Damn, I have had one of these on my Nexus for a month and would love to know a solution as well
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Anyways, no one has ever fixed this issue in CM9 (a real fix).
Phantom voicemail has been an issue for CyanogenMod since CM7. See if this works (from a quick googling)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465504
clear phone.apk data ... then call or voice mail and delte your number messages and verify ur numbers is listen corrected in settings for voicemail number!
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Can anyone help I seem to lost the ability to hear when I make a phone call and when I try voice recognition it doesn't pick up my voice I'm running cm9 beta 3 I just noticed it today I download s voice yesterday and changed my build.prop and the only thing I've done since then?
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Is there any way to shut off those extremely annoying emergency alerts? I've gotten two rather annoying and pointless severe weather emergency alerts one at 3am & the other at 5am. And before you say I didn't look through the settings or search there is no cell broadcast setting or any way to disable them in messaging on 4.2.2. Any help is appreciated.
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I'm going to make an assumption and guess you're using sprint? If so it has nothing to do with 4.2.2 and everything to do with your carrier. Everyone I know that uses sprint has complained of recently receiving emergency notifications out of nowhere. So I can't help you, but if you're with sprint I'd complain directly to them.
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95Z28 said:
I'm going to make an assumption and guess you're using sprint? If so it has nothing to do with 4.2.2 and everything to do with your carrier. Everyone I know that uses sprint has complained of recently receiving emergency notifications out of nowhere. So I can't help you, but if you're with sprint I'd complain directly to them.
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Actually I'm on Verizon so that's why it's more perplexing.
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I see. Idk I'd still guess it's carrier related if it just randomly started happening without you changing anything. I've been running 4.2.2 on my GSM G'Nex since it was released and have never gotten anything.
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Is there any way to shut off those extremely annoying emergency alerts? I've gotten two rather annoying and pointless severe weather emergency alerts one at 3am & the other at 5am. And before you say I didn't look through the settings or search there is no cell broadcast setting or any way to disable them in messaging on 4.2.2. Any help is appreciated.
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Settings/wireless & networks (more)/Emergency Alerts
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Settings/wireless & networks (more)/Emergency Alerts
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I don't have that setting I'm rooted on a stock AOSP 4.2.2 ROM
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Are you using a weather app that might be putting out alerts?
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Are you using a weather app that might be putting out alerts?
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Nope it's the emergency alerts I've seen and had pop up and take over my phone before. In the past I was able to turn them off and plus I uninstalled all apps that might do that about a week ago.
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I don't have that setting I'm rooted on a stock AOSP 4.2.2 ROM
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Default aosp won't build the settings menu on properly for the emergency alerts. You have to edit a make file or something somewhere . Are you compiling it yourself? I can look at my setup later and let you know what the actual edit is if you are.
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Default aosp won't build the settings menu on properly for the emergency alerts. You have to edit a make file or something somewhere . Are you compiling it yourself? I can look at my setup later and let you know what the actual edit is if you are.
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Actually mwalt I'm running your 4.2.2 AOSP rom other than the emergency alerts I've never had any problems with it.
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Actually mwalt I'm running your 4.2.2 AOSP rom other than the emergency alerts I've never had any problems with it.
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I thought I always checked that when building from AOSP...guess I forgot . If you want, you can probably dirty flash this rom. It's based off of the google image, so everything should work correctly.
Are you sure it isn't Google Now?
It's actually under the stock messaging app. Open messaging app and hit the 3 dots (settings) and choose Cell broadcasts. Then hit the 3 dots again and uncheck the alerts from there.
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It's actually under the stock messaging app. Open messaging app and hit the 3 dots (settings) and choose Cell broadcasts. Then hit the 3 dots again and uncheck the alerts from there.
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I already stated in the first post that the option to turn that off in messaging is not there for me. That was my first thought when this happened as that's where I had previously turned them off. Thanks though
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I thought I always checked that when building from AOSP...guess I forgot . If you want, you can probably dirty flash this rom. It's based off of the google image, so everything should work correctly.
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That did the trick. Thanks mwalt this was the ROM I was running previously to having done clean install of AOSP which lead to all this.
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I already stated in the first post that the option to turn that off in messaging is not there for me. That was my first thought when this happened as that's where I had previously turned them off. Thanks though
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Sorry, I must have misread that last part in the op. That's odd. I thought all stock messaging apps had that option. Hope you get it figured out soon.
I'm assuming you're from Pittsburgh too and got all those flash flood warnings? At some point stock gave me the choice to turn it off but I don't know about your settings.
I'm having issues with my WiFi calling's caller ID when im home(Optimum Online).
Caller ID always comes up with the caller's phone number with a semicolon and two random digits afterwards(62 or 63)
Went to my friends house and it worked perfectly there(he has FiOS)
Am I the only one with this issue?
This actually a known issue with note 3 wifi calling. Happens to me at work on comcast and at home on fios.
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I got time warner. Same thing happens
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It is a known issue please call T-Mobile and report the issue so they will fix it.
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It looks like if I get a call from a T-Mobile number, it works fine. All other carriers have the semicolon issue.
Not a home internet carrier issue
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The really odd thing is that it never happens for me (even with receiving calls from other carriers). I have Comcast for my ISP and no semicolons or extra numbers are displayed. The only thing I haven't tried is receiving a call from a number that I dont have in my contacts. Maybe thats why I dont have a problem?
My wife, daughter and I all have Att smartphones. The past week or so we have been receiving old text messages or delayed text messages. I live in Chicago and have Att service. I am wondering if anyone has experienced this and how to fix it.
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Just started happening to me a couple of days ago. Received a text that was date stamped 2 days prior. Also noticed that I get texts that show up in the notifications but not in the message app. Only way to access them is to open through notification bar. I also live in the Midwest and have At&t service.
Sounds like it's an AT&T issue.
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Sounds like it's an AT&T issue.
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My thoughts exactly. Messaging was fine until then. No changes to phone before or during the period the late messages were arriving.
I just got a text yest that was dated from thurs..I thought my phone was messed up...glad I ain't the only one
You guys should also check out if your AT&T message backup & sync is the culprit. It has a tendency to sync and bring back very old messages. I disabled it (hence why it's grayed out in the pic).
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I use textra. And this is also happening on my wife's iPhone 6. How do u disable that. I don't see the option in applications.
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AT&T backup was off. (Never have used it). Think was an AT&T issue as mentioned earlier. Haven't had issues lately.