Is it possible to delete old threads if so how? thanks
Only moderators can delete threads.
Moved to About XDA section.
If you need a thread to be closed, you will need to contact your FSM (forum specific fomerator) and ask them to close the thread for you. As for deleting a thread, i think a moderator would rather close the thread, as someone else searching for an answer to a question might find the answer in your thread, stopping the need for that member opening a new thread to ask their question.
Exactly
I was the same problem. Thanks for your guidance.
It is a bit of a bummer as to why you cannot delete posts and threads of your own but you can see why it is necessary for that permission to only be given to a MOD.
But the REPORT button could be seen as the close button.
Is there an application for cracking the wps or wifi on the windows phone store???
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May i remind you XDA Rules #6
Kindly refrain from creating such threads in future.
Thread Closed.
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Thread closed, duplicate thread here
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@Kachhawah87
I've closed this thread and removed the reference to Telegram from it. Your duplicate "Telegram" thread in the "Guides etc." got deleted!
As an exemption from the last bullet of rule no. 5 of the XDA Forum Rules, we grant only developers the privilege to share references to their social media in their own development threads. These conditions obviously don't apply to your posts or you. Additional information is also available here via this thread that you were supposed to read prior to posting.
But also look close into this rule regarding the creation of duplicate threads and posts! Please refrain from sharing of social media and the creation of duplicates in future. Post only ONCE! Thanks for your cooperation!
Furthermore, this thread was anyway not qualifying for the development section! Refrain from posting in development unless you post own development, review rule no. 15 of the forum rules and in detail the stuck thread that I've linked above.
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Oswald Boelcke
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