Usb Not Supported Samsung S21

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Demetrius Dade

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Aug 5, 2024, 1:38:32 PM8/5/24
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Googleapp > tap on your icon top right > settings > Google Assistant > general settings

see if you need to toggle it on. otherwise, I've never heard of Assistant being incompatible with an Android phone. makes me think it might be a bug issue If you're still having issues submit an error report ( -devices/how-to-report-error-using-samsung-members-applicat...)


Samsung devices have rich media playback capabilities, including support for various media extensions, using the available audio and video decoders. This topic describes the media formats supported by Samsung Smart devices, and the limitations on their support.


The following table lists the supported W3C MSE and EME specification versions. These extensions allow you to use JavaScript to generate media streams for playback, and play DRM-enabled content without any third-party plugins.






App is currently not available in Google Playstore (PH)... but my primary Playstore account is a US one so I was able to get it there. Upon installing (v 2.5.51), and approving permissions and notifications... it says "Cant use Samsung Pay. Samsung Pay isnt supported on your phone"... which is ridiculous since it is the newest Samsung flagship.


I also changed the region to my Samsung account to SG... Samsung pay/wallet is also not showing on the Samsung Galaxy Store even after switching regions. So all that I was able to try was the US Play Store version.


All updates are the latest updates (all OTA), stock, unrooted. Not running VPN. On 2 sims (1 PH, one SG). Tried on wifi and data and its the same issue. PH sim is not on data roaming so it was using the Singtel sim when I was on data.


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This doesn't help me, because I need NFC functionality. What I don't need is a popup every few seconds telling me NFC tag type not supported. It must be possible to stop these popups from appearing, without switching off NFC functionality.


This probably happens because your credit cards are too close to your phone and it is trying to read them, like contactless payment. I solved this by cutting a peice of sheet aluminium 1.2mm thick (about the same thickness as a credit card) and placing it between the phone and the card. Problem solved


Hi Chris, I wrote the exact same thing as you about 2 months ago to someone else, I couldn't work out why I was having the problem with my new phone and flip case, thought I bought a dud phone. I did some research and found a similar problem/answer on another social comments page. So I thought I should share the knowledge on this page. I only plagiarized it, but I'm happy to hear that it helped, cheers, Luke


Ok, I have this issue due to my phone case with card holder. I found the card that is causing the issue, however I had already registered that card with Samsung pay. Is that not enough? I am still getting the annoying nfc message, which started two days ago after a new os update was pushed.


If your vehicle has a Uconnect 5 system, Apple CarPlay support and Android Auto compatibility is included. Select Uconnect 4 systems (those with a 7-inch, 8.4-inch or 12-inch touchscreen) also include Apple CarPlay support and Android Auto compatibility. Older Uconnect systems (model year 2016 and earlier) do not support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.


If your vehicle has a Uconnect 5 system, you can access Apple CarPlay support or Android Auto compatibility wirelessly over Wi-Fi or by connecting your smartphone to your Uconnect system through the USB port. If your vehicle has a Uconnect 4 system that supports Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, you can access features by connecting your smartphone to the USB port.


All apps approved by Apple will work on your Uconnect system with Apple CarPlay support. Please visit Apple CarPlay(Open in a new window) for a curated list of popular supported apps.



Android Auto compatibility allows users to easily send messages, get directions, control media, Talk to Google Assistant using voice commands and more. Please visit Android Auto(Open in a new window) for a curated list of popular supported apps.


The main section of the table below lists the dependencies for the main modules and their latest versions. If needed, though, you can still find a list of all KTX modules and their versions at the bottom of the table.


The latest Firebase BoM version contains the latest versions of each Firebase Android library. To learn which library versions are mapped to a specific BoM version, review the release notes for that BoM version.


The Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs have been added to their respective main modules. For example, all the APIs from firebase-perf-ktx have been added to firebase-perf under the com.google.firebase.perf package.


As part of this change, the KTX APIs in every KTX module are now deprecated. As early as April 2024, we'll no longer release KTX modules, and we'll also remove the KTX libraries from the Firebase Android BoM at that time.


Added infrastructure support to integrate with theAttribution Reporting API from thePrivacy Sandbox on Android.

This change requires that apps bump their Android Gradle Plugin versionto 4.2.0 or higher (even if you don't directly use this feature).


Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-analytics under thecom.google.firebase.analytics package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).


Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-auth-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-auth under thecom.google.firebase.auth package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).


All the Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs incom.google.firebase:firebase-auth-ktx are now deprecated,and as early as April 2024, we'll no longer release KTX modules.Instead, access KTX APIs directly from the main module(com.google.firebase:firebase-auth under thecom.google.firebase.auth package).For details, see theFAQ about this initiative.


Added Kotlin extensions (KTX) APIs fromcom.google.firebase:firebase-storage-ktx tocom.google.firebase:firebase-storage under thecom.google.firebase.storage package.This means KTX APIs are accessible from this main module (for details, see theFAQ about this initiative).


Added Play Integrity support for app verification duringphone number authentication.App verification willnow use Play Integrity by default, if available. If your app uses phone number authentication, reviewFirebase's data disclosure pageto make sure that your app's privacy details in thePlay store are accurate and complete.


PhoneAuthOptions.Buildernow accepts a null Activity, but it will throw aFirebaseAuthMissingActivityForRecaptchaException if app verification fallsback to reCAPTCHA. This can happen if Play Integrity is unavailable or if theapp fails Play Integrity checks.


Now, to use Google Analytics or a product that recommends addingGoogle Analytics, you need to explicitly declare the Analyticsdependency: com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics or com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics-ktx.


Firebase now supports Kotlin coroutines.With this release, we addedkotlinx-coroutines-play-services to firebase-storage-ktx as a transitive dependency, which exposes theTask.await() suspend function to convert aTask into a Kotlincoroutine.


Firebase now supports Kotlin coroutines.With this release, we addedkotlinx-coroutines-play-services to firebase-database-ktx as a transitive dependency, which exposes theTask.await() suspend function to convert aTask into a Kotlincoroutine.

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