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Google Wallet Update-Still no Verizon, but closer?

http://officialandroid.blogspot.com/2012/08/use-any-credit-or-debit-card-with.html
Still not available for Verizon. But, Google Wallet no longer stores the information in the secure element of the physical phone, but stores it on their servers instead.
Also, it's now available for most credit cards.
Is this going to make it easier for someone to hack it on to our Verizon phones?
Can anyone get a copy of the .apk and see what happens if you just try to sideload?

It gives the usual "blah blah google wallet is not yet supported on your network" its really sad that verizon can block it.

I downloaded the updated google wallet from the play store on my Verizon GS3 and it still says "Unfortunately, Google Wallet is not yet available for your device or mobile network."
I haven't tried the original google wallet trick but I wonder if that could work with the new update.

If Verizon is going to block it, fine, but at least have a solution for us. I don't really care what payment provider gets the money. I just want to be able to use my phone to make purchases.

Do a little research. I have the verizon sgs3 and was able to get google wallet working.

gowansta said:
Do a little research. I have the verizon sgs3 and was able to get google wallet working.
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So you are confirming that the previous method works with the new Google Wallet app released today?
Did you even read this thread? Google Wallet was completely revamped today.

lexluthor said:
So you are confirming that the previous method works with the new Google Wallet app released today?
Did you even read this thread? Google Wallet was completely revamped today.
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Most likely not. I'm sure he's a tool referring to the non-updated GW and making snark tough guy remarks while simultaneously not reading.

I have a guide I made to get the latest one to work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1810040

tonu42 said:
I have a guide I made to get the latest one to work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1810040
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His guide works great, even to update if you already have used Modaco's file to install originally.

TheMorlince said:
His guide works great, even to update if you already have used Modaco's file to install originally.
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Just saying to others, my guide DOES work. If you did something else to use wallet and claim afterwards its broken. Not on me. I have heard from others that updating works too. So this is a confirmed addition to my guide.

Verizon's reason for blocking Google wallet.

So Verizon actually responded to an fcc complaint. This is their stupid reason for blocking Google wallet. Strangely no mention if their home grown "Isis" voids this "security" thing.
androidheadlines.com/2012/12/verizon-tells-us-why-they-block-google-wallet-due-to-secure-element-requirement.html

Did you read their letter? They aren't blocking it. Google Wallet does not work with their secure element. Google can update Wallet to work with their phones anytime they want to.

chamberc said:
Did you read their letter? They aren't blocking it. Google Wallet does not work with their secure element. Google can update Wallet to work with their phones anytime they want to.
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Google Wallet already works on their phones. I have it running on my Galaxy S3, and I'm sure a bit of searching will show that it runs perfectly fine on other phones, as well. I installed it directly from Google Play after editing a few tags to make Google Play think that I had a different phone, so they are, indeed, blocking Google Wallet.

Yes, they were responding to my complaint.
I believe Verizon IS blocking it, because Wallet runs on the Sprint GS3, and also, members here have gotten it to run on the Verizon GS3 by simply changing a few things on their phone.
Funny how Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are backing ISIS, and Google Wallet doesn't work on those companies GS3, but Sprint is NOT backing ISIS and Google Wallet works on their GS3... HMMMM..... what does that tell you?

b4silver said:
So Verizon actually responded to an fcc complaint. This is their stupid reason for blocking Google wallet. Strangely no mention if their home grown "Isis" voids this "security" thing.
androidheadlines.com/2012/12/verizon-tells-us-why-they-block-google-wallet-due-to-secure-element-requirement.html
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Verizon isn't the only carrier using ISIS, it is not a homegrown service.
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chamberc said:
Did you read their letter? They aren't blocking it. Google Wallet does not work with their secure element. Google can update Wallet to work with their phones anytime they want to.
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Isis should void this "secure element" to then since it requires special hardware and such.

redhooka said:
Verizon isn't the only carrier using ISIS, it is not a homegrown service.
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Verizon, ATT, and T-Mobile are all backing it. Correct. But they are making their own wallet service. Therefore it is home grown. By all three of them.

vzw knows they are right and not afraid to show it!
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its verizon against the world!

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vzw knows they are right and not afraid to show it!
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its verizon against the world!
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I don't see how Verizon is right in all this...

dsDoan said:
Google Wallet already works on their phones. I have it running on my Galaxy S3, and I'm sure a bit of searching will show that it runs perfectly fine on other phones, as well. I installed it directly from Google Play after editing a few tags to make Google Play think that I had a different phone, so they are, indeed, blocking Google Wallet.
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Exactly. The problem isn't actually running the app. Google Wallet runs fine on our phones once it's installed, the issue is that it isn't available in the PlayStore for us to download without us changing a file to fool the store into thinking we are on another phone...which allows us to proceed with the download.
Verizon is saying it won't run on the phone as it is and that's wrong...it's running fine.
The only issue is that Verizon is blocking the download.

b4silver said:
I don't see how Verizon is right in all this...
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Really? They think they own our equipment, when they don't.we just use their service
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You believe they're blocking it, despite them directly saying they're not? I guess you're in the we never went to the moon crowd either. Companies don't lie as much as you'd like to believe.

Hulk0069 said:
Really? They think they own our equipment, when they don't.we just use their service
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That is what I was trying to say...

chamberc said:
You believe they're blocking it, despite them directly saying they're not? I guess you're in the we never went to the moon crowd either. Companies don't lie as much as you'd like to believe.
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I believe that they want to see their service (Isis) to succeed and since Google wallet is a competitor than they don't want it on there. Because I say that doesn't mean you can judge me. I have my opinion of a company. You have yours. The end.

I've gotten Google Wallet to work and then when I take any updates it screws up damn Verizon!

Ezekiel2000 said:
Exactly. The problem isn't actually running the app. Google Wallet runs fine on our phones once it's installed, the issue is that it isn't available in the PlayStore for us to download without us changing a file to fool the store into thinking we are on another phone...which allows us to proceed with the download.
Verizon is saying it won't run on the phone as it is and that's wrong...it's running fine.
The only issue is that Verizon is blocking the download.
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I just wish something would happen. I couldn't get google wallet to work on mine even after I used the fix

chamberc said:
You believe they're blocking it, despite them directly saying they're not? I guess you're in the we never went to the moon crowd either. Companies don't lie as much as you'd like to believe.
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Verizon is being about as honest on this as Clinton was with his "it depends on what the meaning of 'is' is."

chamberc said:
You believe they're blocking it, despite them directly saying they're not? I guess you're in the we never went to the moon crowd either. Companies don't lie as much as you'd like to believe.
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They are blocking it, they're just doing it indirectly. Instead of saying "you cannot run Google wallet on your phone" they are telling Google that they cannot access the hardware Google wallet needs to function correctly.
Our phone has the hardware necessary to run Google wallet, but Verizon is not letting them use it.
Clearly the secure element in the nfc chip is important for this functionality or their own implementation wouldn't be using it.
They may not be flat out lying but they are being pretty dishonest.
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They're only saying that Google won't update Wallet to access the secure element, not that they're denying Google from accessing it. Companies don't operate the way y'all think. Verizon isn't blocking it, Google is. The end.

chamberc said:
They're only saying that Google won't update Wallet to access the secure element, not that they're denying Google from accessing it. Companies don't operate the way y'all think. Verizon isn't blocking it, Google is. The end.
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We clearly aren't reading the same letter.
Google Wallet is different from other widely-available m-commerce services in that it requires access to the device's secure element...Google is free to offer it's Google Wallet application in a manner that doesn't require integration with the secure element.
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I'm not sure how much more clear it can be that Verizon is not allowing Google to access the secure element. They want Google to modify it to NOT use the secure element so that their own mobile payment solution has an advantage.

[Q] Google wallet/ Isis VZW/ROOT

Is there a way to 1. Get google wallet to fully function on my Razr HD on verizon? Or 2 if that cant happen, trick isis to not seeing I have root.
Also if I get google wallet to get past the idea my phone is a verizon phone, is there anything in the app for root that could cause problems for me like with isis?

AndroidGreg said:
Is there a way to 1. Get google wallet to fully function on my Razr HD on verizon? Or 2 if that cant happen, trick isis to not seeing I have root.
Also if I get google wallet to get past the idea my phone is a verizon phone, is there anything in the app for root that could cause problems for me like with isis?
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Google wallet will only work on 4.4 and once the app is updated to support our NFC chip.

Borderpatrol1987 said:
Google wallet will only work on 4.4 and once the app is updated to support our NFC chip.
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I have the Secure Element NFC Sim so the update to 4.4 and NFC support are not needed.
Is there a way to just tell the app my phone is something like the nexus 4?

AndroidGreg said:
I have the Secure Element NFC Sim so the update to 4.4 and NFC support are not needed.
Is there a way to just tell the app my phone is something like the nexus 4?
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Trust me I tried, the phone is missing the proper OS support with any os before 4.4. Plus the App will ONLY look at NCI. It aint happening untill google updates the chips that it supports and to be running 4.4 so the carrieries can be bypassed.
HCE support is missing from the AOSP stack for NXP NFC controllers. It only works on Broadcom (NCI) controllers. (Unless it was pushed as part of the android-4.4-r1.2 tag...)
So if you have a device with an NXP NFC controller - still no Wallet for you. If your device has the HCE permissions XML (this will only happen if someone made a mistake), Google Wallet will indicate that it's 100% ready for payment, but won't react at all to a payment terminal.
(Another option is if an OEM implements HCE for NXP chips even though it is missing from AOSP.)
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Borderpatrol1987 said:
Trust me I tried, the phone is missing the proper OS support with any os before 4.4. Plus the App will ONLY look at NCI. It aint happening untill google updates the chips that it supports and to be running 4.4 so the carrieries can be bypassed.
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I had it working way back before the wallet app was available to all phones, I updated on the assumption that the app would work without it hacked. I got the app from the s3 forum but it was taken down because the dev abandoned it and people had security concerns, all that was done was a mod that disabled the ID checker and told the app the phone was either the Galaxy nexus or the Nexus 4, not sure.
Im just looking for either a build prop edit script that also has the built in undo ability or a modified app by a reputable and trustworthy dev, maybe it was the wrong place to post in the Q&A and I should request a mod to either move to the dev area or FWD the thread link to a few developers to let them see it and have a discussion.

Im honestly NOT trying to start a argument here, I know it CAN be done and HAS before but I cant get instructions how to do it again.

AndroidGreg said:
Im honestly NOT trying to start a argument here, I know it CAN be done and HAS before but I cant get instructions how to do it again.
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If it can be done on the Razr HD then you would be the first. Many have been trying...search the forum and you will see. The build.prop hacks just dont resolve the issue...with the build.prop modifications you can install the old GW and even start the process of initializing google wallet but then it just hangs there forever. New Google Wallet will install but no tap and pay.
When Android 4.4 comes to the Razr HD then you will have host card emulation and all will be working fine with Google Wallet as it wont need the secure element.

It doesn't even work on 4.4 yet. GW doesn't support our chipset. Once they fix that then we will be good to go.
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People, this isnt rocket science, someone hacked the app for a verizon s3 back in the days of ICS. The hack was supposed to just be a simple change and the effect could have been done the same by a build prop edit according to the thread. Maybe a little more was done I didnt care I only have prepaid credit cards anyway.
Im thinking I need to go over to the s3 guys and kick and scream till I get my wallet candy.

The gs3 has a NCI chip....

Borderpatrol1987 said:
It doesn't even work on 4.4 yet. GW doesn't support our chipset. Once they fix that then we will be good to go.
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App works on my M and HD, both running 4.4. As far as touch-n-pay, I don't know, but I can complete setup and get into all the other options.

AndroidGreg said:
People, this isnt rocket science, someone hacked the app for a verizon s3 back in the days of ICS. The hack was supposed to just be a simple change and the effect could have been done the same by a build prop edit according to the thread. Maybe a little more was done I didnt care I only have prepaid credit cards anyway.
Im thinking I need to go over to the s3 guys and kick and scream till I get my wallet candy.
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If its not rocket science how come you do not know how to do it? If its simple you would think there is no need to ask the question. Look people who have been on this form much longer than you have been trying to help you understand its more than a build.prop edit to get this to work. The support is simply not there yet. Google Wallet has also changed a lot since the ICS days. When Android 4.4 comes out for the phone from Motorola then GW will work.
I am using my Moto X daily now so I am not sure about this next statement but CyanogenMod 11 might work for you on your Droid Razr HD if you have yours unlocked. If not wait on Moto to release the 4.4 update and give GW a try then.

https://plus.google.com/109468208780802399420/posts/fZTNWnWmxYC
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scoobaspeaz said:
If its not rocket science how come you do not know how to do it? If its simple you would think there is no need to ask the question. Look people who have been on this form much longer than you have been trying to help you understand its more than a build.prop edit to get this to work. The support is simply not there yet. Google Wallet has also changed a lot since the ICS days. When Android 4.4 comes out for the phone from Motorola then GW will work.
I am using my Moto X daily now so I am not sure about this next statement but CyanogenMod 11 might work for you on your Droid Razr HD if you have yours unlocked. If not wait on Moto to release the 4.4 update and give GW a try then.
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I'm running OSE 4.4 on my M and HD and Wallet works on both.

RikRong said:
I'm running OSE 4.4 on my M and HD and Wallet works on both.
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Tap and pay part or just wallet. They changed gw a few releases ago so you can install it and use it for everything but tap and pay.
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scoobaspeaz said:
Tap and pay part or just wallet. They changed gw a few releases ago so you can install it and use it for everything but tap and pay.
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There will be no Tap&Pay until someone gets the NXP Controller set up for HCE.
This will require some decompiling of files that are not easy to decompile. Of course, nobody that does this is going to get paid, so, we can't exactly hire a software reverse engineer. I am going to try to get in touch with Dan Rosenberg and see what he can cook up for us. He's the most known software engineer here and responsible for our unlocked bootloaders.
If you want Tap and Pay, the best thing to do is push that Googe+ link that I posted last night (a few posts up) to any social medium you can think of and maybe it'll grab the right person's attention.
ISIS and Google Wallet have nothing to do with each other. Android 4.4+ and HCE made it independent.
What we are looking at:
Decompile NFC.apk, NFCui.apk
Decompile the CPP files in that.
Find out what is missing from AOSP
Add it to CM or make a flashable zip.
If you have any friends, family or anyone that can help out. This is the time. Because it doesn't seem like it's going to get merged into AOSP.

scoobaspeaz said:
Tap and pay part or just wallet. They changed gw a few releases ago so you can install it and use it for everything but tap and pay.
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Like I said in my previous post, I haven't tested TNP. However, the OP is talking about getting the app installed and was just stating that it was possible to install on 4.4. As for TNP, I don't really need it because I've seen very few places near me that even have POS capability for TNP.

If you want this, please go to my Google+ link and find the jira link in there and vote it up. Nothing is going to get done if we don't bring attention to it.
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abuttino said:
If you want this, please go to my Google+ link and find the jira link in there and vote it up. Nothing is going to get done if we don't bring attention to it.
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Or just wait a month or so for Motorola to release the 4.4 update for the HD then someone pulls it from there.

Can't. Otherwise it would have been done with the HTC one, moto x, nexus 7 and a couple others that have support with stock
Besides. Is it really that much effort to vote on a fix? One click..
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Google Wallet Works

Guys,
Ok so looks like Google Wallet works right out the box. Although I believe ISIS mobile wallet is also installed I chose to use GW as the main NFC payment app. You can configure this from the settings menu.
I have used it at Home Depot checkout counters. So I know it works. YMMV.
Thanks

Wow this huge news! Especially since the Galaxy S5 has NXP chipset (which Google never added support for Tap & Pay even on 4.4.2 yet).
If true, looks like they followed HTC/Motorola and Samsung added their own closed-source support. :good:

It works because of 4.4's host card emulation, it doesn't need a special chip or anything like that, it emulates one.

ikithme said:
It works because of 4.4's host card emulation, it doesn't need a special chip or anything like that, it emulates one.
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That's correct but HCE was not supported on NXP-based NFC chips in AOSP code even on 4.4.2. That's why there was a question whether Samsung would be adding their own support like HTC and Motorola did on their phones.

open1your1eyes0 said:
That's correct but HCE was not supported on NXP-based NFC chips in AOSP code even on 4.4.2. That's why there was a question whether Samsung would be adding their own support like HTC and Motorola did on their phones.
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Weird, I just figured it would emulate on any chip.

Google wallet works out of the box with kitkat 4.4.2, I've been using on my Verizon s4 MDK build with kitkat 4.4.2 rom for awhile now and when I upgrade to S5, it still works because google wallet designed to work with all kitkat 4.4.2 rom.

Have you guys tried it to actually make the payment? I know the app can be set up, but when I go into NFC settings (Settings --> more networks --> NFC --> tap and pay) I only see ISIS.
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Rlin5741 said:
Have you guys tried it to actually make the payment? I know the app can be set up, but when I go into NFC settings (Settings --> more networks --> NFC --> tap and pay) I only see ISIS.
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Yes it works, I use it all the time. ISIS blows so I was super happy when I discovered Google Wallet Tap&Pay works out of the box with the SGS5.
Make sure you've installed Google Wallet and set it up for Tap & Pay, it will prompt you to set it as default within the app itself.

I am Hit thanks button. It's works good.

Check and see if you get any free credit for using ISIS. I made an account and got a $50 credit on AT&T for using ISIS. As soon as I blow through that it's back to Google Wallet.

Isis doesn't work after root for me. Will have to try google wallet. :good:

mixerpilot said:
Isis doesn't work after root for me. Will have to try google wallet. :good:
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Mine works after installing xposed and Rootcloak.:good:

mixerpilot said:
Isis doesn't work after root for me. Will have to try google wallet. :good:
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ISIS didn't work for me either. It popped up a message saying my phone is rooted.

torr310 said:
ISIS didn't work for me either. It popped up a message saying my phone is rooted.
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Google wallet is great.
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torr310 said:
ISIS didn't work for me either. It popped up a message saying my phone is rooted.
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Xposed module RootCloak will fix this...
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prenedo said:
Xposed module RootCloak will fix this...
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I installed RootCloak but cannot find ISIS to add to the list.

torr310 said:
I installed RootCloak but cannot find ISIS to add to the list.
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It's called soft card now. So you have to add it in...
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No problems!
I was surprised to learn that Google Wallet 'works' on a Verizon phone. When I took my Dev Edition to the new Store and started service the rep said, "sure it works!" I remember reading it wouldn't work with phones from Verizon. Hmmmm...
Anyway, froze ISIS (or whatever it's called now, after changing the name for obvious reasons) and installed Wallet. It works great for me! A pleasant surprise.

is the s7's bootloader gunna be locked?

does anyone know if the s7's bootloader gunna be locked on our network or not?

I mean you really need to ask this question. Obviously you didnt hear verizon is going to unlock all our bootloaders and give us all back unlimited data!

jrkruse said:
I mean you really need to ask this question. Obviously you didnt hear verizon is going to unlock all our bootloaders and give us all back unlimited data!
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Lol I can't tell if thats sarcasm or not

Veid71 said:
Lol I can't tell if thats sarcasm or not
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Thanks for sharing this thread, it's really helpful. That was sarcasm. Of course the bl will be locked.

Veid71 said:
Lol I can't tell if thats sarcasm or not
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"Suck it, consumer!" -- Verizon

painiac said:
"Suck it, consumer!" -- Verizon
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Next thing they will do is try to lock us out of the google play store.. They dont want us getting an app for free when they could charge you for one

jrkruse said:
Next thing they will do is try to lock us out of the google play store.. They dont want us getting an app for free when they could charge you for one
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Well, at least Verizon's apps (like VZW Navigator and Visual Voicemail) are superior to all possible alternatives... *snicker*

painiac said:
Well, at least Verizon's apps (like VZW Navigator and Visual Voicemail) are superior to all possible alternatives... *snicker*
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three sarcasmsing in one thread!

painiac said:
Well, at least Verizon's apps (like VZW Navigator and Visual Voicemail) are superior to all possible alternatives... *snicker*
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On a serious note, I loved Verizon's visual voicemail app, but have been using google voice as an alternative, do you recommend any other VVM apps?? thank you

rybchinskiy said:
On a serious note, I loved Verizon's visual voicemail app, but have been using google voice as an alternative, do you recommend any other VVM apps?? thank you
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No... I was being sarcastic. Verizon's offerings are terrible. If they were free they might be decent, but they do NOT justify any price.

painiac said:
No... I was being sarcastic. Verizon's offerings are terrible. If they were free they might be decent, but they do NOT justify any price.
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Oh im sorry i meant do you recommend any other Visual Voice Mail apps, NOT Verizon Voice Mail apps, i agree Verizon apps are terrible and a robbery, i have been using google voice but find it a bit lacking and that's why i asked if you have any other voicemail app recommendations.
P.S Verizon financial policy's may suck but we cant deny we gotta love their speeds and coverage.

Only thing I know it will be possible (most likely with triggering OEM unlock in developer settings for non Verizon phones) don't know if it will help "flash" recoveries and such stuff on the Verizon phones, how is it now if you trigger it, it won't help odin flash anything?
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rybchinskiy said:
Oh im sorry i meant do you recommend any other Visual Voice Mail apps, NOT Verizon Voice Mail apps, i agree Verizon apps are terrible and a robbery, i have been using google voice but find it a bit lacking and that's why i asked if you have any other voicemail app recommendations.
P.S Verizon financial policy's may suck but we cant deny we gotta love their speeds and coverage.
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I've been happy enough with Google Voice not to look for any alternatives.

Just get a nexus. I'm never getting another samsung phone.

Dudash said:
Just get a nexus. I'm never getting another samsung phone.
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eh i was thinking about getting nexus 6p but i cant stand that you wont be able to pull the battery if your phone ****s up and that theres no sd card slot

painiac said:
I've been happy enough with Google Voice not to look for any alternatives.
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how did u get google voice to work? it tells me that the voicemail part of it is disabled due to the network provider (verizon)

Veid71 said:
eh i was thinking about getting nexus 6p but i cant stand that you wont be able to pull the battery if your phone ****s up and that theres no sd card slot
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You can't remove the battery from the S7 either and I meant wait for the new nexus devices later this year. Supposedly Google wants to design them themselves which would make them better than prior nexus devices and since Google has moved back toward integrating sd cards into the OS with marshmallow, I'm sure android N will as well which means the next nexus devices will have sd card slots.

Dudash said:
You can't remove the battery from the S7 either and I meant wait for the new nexus devices later this year. Supposedly Google wants to design them themselves which would make them better than prior nexus devices and since Google has moved back toward integrating sd cards into the OS with marshmallow, I'm sure android N will as well which means the next nexus devices will have sd card slots.
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No it won't. The Nexus has never had an external SD, what makes you think they would suddenly integrate one?

Veid71 said:
how did u get google voice to work? it tells me that the voicemail part of it is disabled due to the network provider (verizon)
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I'm actually not sure.
I had Google Voice set up on my previous phone and restored it with Titanium Backup. When I go to the phone's voicemail settings I can select Google Voice as the voicemail provider. If I try to do the "setup" from there it gives me that same error you're getting, but it still works. Maybe try setting it up on a computer from the website? It's possible that step is unnecessary.
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Dudash said:
You can't remove the battery from the S7 either and I meant wait for the new nexus devices later this year. Supposedly Google wants to design them themselves which would make them better than prior nexus devices and since Google has moved back toward integrating sd cards into the OS with marshmallow, I'm sure android N will as well which means the next nexus devices will have sd card slots.
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Isn't Google the very reason most of the manufacturers were pushed away from external SDcards in the first place?

I thought Verizon was done with carried tied phones. I though you would just buy the phone out right, or on a plan like at Best Buy, and then activate the sim. Maybe I a mistaken.
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