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What Is an “Uncertified” Android Device?

A great thing about Android is its open nature. Any company can take Android’s open-source code and put it on a device. This doesn’t come without problems, though. Devices can be “uncertified” and lose access to some features. What does that mean? Android devices can look wildly different depending on the customizations that the manufacturer makes. However, as different as they may look, Google wants to ensure some level of consistency across devices, both in functionality and security.

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How to install Minimal ADB and Fastboot

Minimal ADB and Fastboot is a small and simple application for Windows that allows you to install the latest version of ADB and Fastboot without installing the Android SDK package. The Minimal ADB and Fastboot size is around 2mb and allows you to set up Adb and Fastboot files and commands from your computer. In comparison, Android SDK is more than 500mb.

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How to See Which iPhone Apps Are Listening to Your Microphone

Are you worried that your iPhone apps are listening using your device’s built-in microphone? If so, it’s easy to know for sure—and to revoke microphone access if necessary—by checking a list in Settings.

  • First, open the “Settings” app.

Tap the "Settings" icon on iPhone

In “Settings,” tap “Privacy.”

In iPhone Settings, tap "Privacy."

In “Privacy,” tap “Microphone.”

In Privacy settings, tap "Microphone."

On the next screen, you’ll see a list of installed apps that have previously requested access to your microphone. Each app has a switch beside it. If the switch is “on” (green) then the app can access your microphone. If the switch is “off” (or greyed out), then the app cannot access your microphone.

An example list of iPhone apps that can access your microphone in Privacy Settings.

If you’d like to remove an app’s access to your microphone, tap the switch beside it to turn it off. Likewise, if you’d like to give an app access to your microphone, turn the switch on.

In iPhone Settings, to grant or revoke access to your microphone, tap the switch beside the app in the list.

When you’re done, exit “Settings” and your changes will take effect immediately.

It’s worth noting that if you’re running iOS 14 and up, you can tell when an app is using your microphone if there is an orange dot in the status bar in the top right corner of your iPhone screen. (If you see a green dot, that means your camera is in use.)

The orange dot in your iPhone status bar means the microphone is in use.

If you ever feel that an app is using your microphone when it shouldn’t, simply visit Settings > Privacy > Microphone as detailed above and revoke the app’s access by flipping the switch beside it to “off”.

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