ravirai001
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That's very risky. Are you using a case? I am guessing you use a case. I have used my phone without a case as long as I have the tempered glass screen protector on it.nothing. using it without any screen protector
That's very risky. Are you using a case? I am guessing you use a case. I have used my phone without a case as long as I have the tempered glass screen protector on it.nothing. using it without any screen protector
Yea I use a ringke caseThat's very risky. Are you using a case? I am guessing you use a case. I have used my phone without a case as long as I have the tempered glass screen protector on it.
After applying tempered glass, remove saved fingerprints and add fresh. It will solve the problem.I tried one on my s20 fe but removed it since the touch screen/fingerprint sensor response went down
the one i used reduced touch sensitivity. thats the main reason i removed it. had to swipe more than once to get the responseAfter applying tempered glass, remove saved fingerprints and add fresh. It will solve the problem.
I used it on on S20 FE 5G for 6-7 months without any problem but it was fingerprint magnet and felt greasy. So, removed it. No problem in functionality.
Right, this is what people have said in the forums. Register the fingerprints after applying the TPG. It's not ultrasonic so there will be a delay.After applying tempered glass, remove saved fingerprints and add fresh. It will solve the problem.
I don't see why the TPG would have this grease problem but the main screen would not. both are glass, isn't it?I used it on on S20 FE 5G for 6-7 months without any problem but it was fingerprint magnet and felt greasy. So, removed it. No problem in functionality.
Well, this couple of times dropping things someday results in a havoc which is completely normal. You cannot expect luck to be on your side every time and logically every time a phone is dropped, something no matter 0.001% might go wrong inside and this percent keeps adding up to the extent that the damage gets visible instantly on one of the drops!I had dropped my phone a couple of times. Used the phone without any case for a while until one fine day while entering my car, the phone fell out of my pocket. Nothing happened to the glass screen or back on the day it fell but the next morning I saw a miniscule purple dot appear on my screen at the bottom left corner. It eventually started to spread and in about a month or so rendered my phone completely unusable.
I've seen this with camera islands. Two or more cameras are covered by a sheet of glass. People drop their phones. Nothing.Well, this couple of times dropping things someday results in a havoc which is completely normal. You cannot expect luck to be on your side every time and logically every time a phone is dropped, something no matter 0.001% might go wrong inside and this percent keeps adding up to the extent that the damage gets visible instantly on one of the drops!
Luck was definitely not on my side that dayWell, this couple of times dropping things someday results in a havoc which is completely normal. You cannot expect luck to be on your side every time and logically every time a phone is dropped, something no matter 0.001% might go wrong inside and this percent keeps adding up to the extent that the damage gets visible instantly on one of the drops!
Already said luck is luck not a recurring usual normal moment.. SO someday this was bound to happen..unless the device itself is charmed by luck!Luck was definitely not on my side that day
I have one such story which I will only share sometime next year or so...Already said luck is luck not a recurring usual normal moment.. SO someday this was bound to happen..unless the device itself is charmed by luck!