Sigmo
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It may well also be dependent on which carrier your phone is on. We often have differences here in the US depending on which carrier your phone is using because each carrier gets to modify the operating system to fit their whims and then the carrier is who releases it (or should I say unleashes it on the customer (or should I say victims)).
AT&T might disable certain things like letting your phone act as a wifi hotspot because they SELL you that function for $10 extra per month, etc., even though it's built into the OS. That's just one example, and I'm not sure they do that particular thing anymore, but they used to do it!
They also install their own bloatware, some of which you cannot delete from the phone because they get paid by those third parties to force those apps on us (like Facebook, which you cannot delete from an AT&T Android phone). You can roll it back and disable it, but you cannot delete it. It's baked into the OS, and wastes valuable memory space whether you want it or not.
So something along those lines may be interfering with the DJI app on a carrier by carrier basis.
Just a thought.
So just be glad you're not a DJI programmer, having to scramble to modify your app to work on a bunch of different operating system varieties that come out suddenly, without your prior knowledge.
Blame it on your carrier if other identical phones on other carriers, with what is supposed to be the same version of Android, are still working while yours isn't. The carriers are who often mess up an otherwise good new operating system rollout.
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