[Release notes] Struven ketju 4.5.0.16

jovirkku · 30 January 2023 09:20

Many thanks to you our active contributors for your feedback and proposals.

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Version history of the OS release

2023-02-02: OS version 4.5.0.16 was released to Early Access subscribers as an over-the-air update.
2023-02-09: OS version 4.5.0.16 was released to all users as an over-the-air update. Installable images are available in the Jolla Shop

Stop release

This release is a stop release .

– Is 4.5.0.16 also a stop release?
– Yes. We have switched the rpm compression from xz to zstd on 4.5.0. In addition, 4.5.0 moves AppSupport to Android 11 API Level.

So far, all Sailfish 4 releases have been stop releases. Because of this, if there is a reason to reset an Xperia device, please do not do it with “device reset” but, instead, re-install Sailfish - see the comparison .

Important notices

Please read about the upgrade of Android AppSupport before you start the OS update.

This is a big update, about 1 GB in download size. It may take time to download and install. Keep the battery charger connected.

Jolla Blog

Read the new blog about this OS release, please. It contains not only technical details but also some background for the strange nickname of this release, “Struven ketju”.

Device models supported by Sailfish X

The supported Sailfish X devices are listed in this table.

The instructions for installing Sailfish OS to Sony Xperia X, Xperia XA2, Xperia 10, Xperia 10 II (mark 2), and Xperia 10 III (mark 3) devices are here - covering Windows, Linux, and macOS computers.

Read this, please, to learn about the Sailfish X licence.

Release highlights

The list below contains examples of new features and bug fixes added to Sailfish OS, compared to the previous public release 4.4.0.72. All Sailfish OS release notes can be found here.

Android AppSupport

Android AppSupport has been upgraded to Android 11, API level 30.
This concerns Xperia XA2, 10, 10 II, and 10 III.
Audio functions of Android apps improved (application-specific audio streams, audio volume is consistent across reboots, etc)
AppSupport now runs in an unprivileged container without root access to the system
Launchers are now in user directories
Apps do not start anymore by accident right after closing them
Performance has been improved (as well as tearing and out-of-order rendering have been fixed)
Low memory situations are now handled better
Icons of Android apps now have a Sailfish OS-style shape
Improved settings for Android apps
Album arts are now shown on the lock screen controls (MPRIS)
Lock screen controls appear now for all apps which support such, and they have been improved in general
Notification actions have been improved (custom actions)
Notifications are re-issued less often (e.g. Signal Background connection)
Notification sounds are more consistent, especially for messaging apps like WhatsApp
Screenshots from Sailfish OS will now appear inside Android apps
Mobile data is more stable within Android apps
Headphones can now be plugged in without issues in Teams calls
32-bit generic variant of AppSupport created

3rd party API

The following APIs are now allowed in Harbour. Please note that we don’t consider most of these stable, and we make no guarantees on backwards compatibility between releases for these.
- libkeepalive-glib
- Sailfish Telephony UI components
- Sailfish Bluetooth UI components
- BluezQt
- pytz
- Sailfish Accounts UI components
- Sailfish Contacts UI components
- org.nemomobile.contacts
- Sailfish Media UI components
- QtLocation 5.4
- Sailfish Secrets
- Sailfish Crypto
- Pillow
ExecDBus key is now allowed in desktop files
QtWebKit is no longer allowed

3rd party apps

An incoming WhatsApp or Telegram call can be muted without answering or declining the call
Alarms from Android apps can be stopped now
When initiating a WhatsApp Video call, the screen is kept alive (not blanked)
Telegram notifications now show avatars
Telegram does not maximize itself anymore when a call is accepted or cancelled from the call view

Accounts

Google OAuth integration was modified due to Google blocking the out-of-band (OOB) authorization requests in Feb 2023
Cancelling an OAuth2 account creation (MS 365) does not crash the Settings app anymore

Ambiences

Ringtones stored on a memory card can now be attached and it remains attached (as long as the card is available)

Backup

The schedule of Nextcloud backup fixed

Bluetooth

Bluetooth service can be restarted with Sailfish Utilities
Closing an inactive app (that had used Bluetooth) does not disconnect Bluetooth from the current app
Eliminated excessive CPU usage (by oFono) after disconnecting a Bluetooth headset

Browser

Share option added to the context menu when opening an image
Ability to control video encoder bitrate during a WebRTC call added
Tapping hyperlinks should work better
Background gradients cleaned from input elements. This should improve the visibility of buttons and input fields on different websites
URL string is encoded before copying to the clipboard [Thank you Peter G alias nephros]
Credentials saving error fixed. Remembered credentials are now accepted also if the user selects “Remember” at the second (or further) login attempt
Dark mode is now supported, with an option to match the current ambience

CalDAV & CardDAV

Cancelled events are no more deleted automatically
CardDav sync with Nextcloud fixed. Relative redirects did not work

Calendar

Calendar app has now the month, week and day views, arranged as tabs [Thank you Damien C]
Strike out cancelled events more consistently, also in cover and day views [Thank you Damien C]
Show daylight saving time (DST) change indication in the month view [Thank you Damien C]
Cancelled events are shown differently now
Unnamed events are allowed
Calendar alarms are not played in the “Do not disturb” mode
Visibility settings of the Exchange calendar are kept over phone reboots
Several other technical improvements

Camera

Dark video preview fixed

Connectivity

Added notification about offline status (used if the connection breaks when it is being used)
Android apps should be able to use mobile data better than with 4.4.0
WiFi connection information added to “Settings > WLAN > Long press of WiFi network”
Lots of WLAN networks nearby can be handled now without the UI getting stuck
VPNC upgraded. This should alleviate many issues, including the use of Fritzbox VPN network
VPN: longer timeout for the VPN agent credentials dialogue (from 2 to 5 min)
Prevented DNS queries leaking from VPN when using Android apps

Documents and office

Fixed tap handling on the PDF password field

Email

Inbox duplication is prevented when opening an email from notification and only one account is defined

Gallery

Ensure that the Edit button is visible on a screenshot notification banner, allowing an easy edit of the picture
Handling of notifications about deleted screenshots in Events view was fixed

Graphics

Hardware support for Vulkan graphics and computing API enabled for Xperia XA2, Xperia 10, Xperia 10 II and Xperia 10 III.

Home screen

More (than 4) notification icons are allowed at the left edge of the lock screen
Status area icon locations were unified
Album art from Android apps (e.g. Spotify) is now delivered to the Sailfish lock screen and updated when song changed
Several fixes for the app grid behaviour

Localisation

Ukrainian language and keyboard added
Lots of language fixes and additional phrases

Mediaplayer

Album art from Android apps (e.g. Spotify) is now delivered to the Sailfish lock screen and updated when song changed
Ogg Vorbis song titles are now shown correctly, in the same way as in the TITLE tags of the ogg files
Tracker is now able to also index the FLAC media files with the language tag set, and the Mediaplayer show them

Messages

Manual MMS download was fixed (permission issue)
Missing header “Today” added
Contact names are shown correctly also when multiple contacts (and predictive text input enabled)

NFC

NFC is now off until the device screen is unlocked

Notes

Deleting notes is now possible so that the next can be selected while the remorse timer of the previous is still running

Notifications

More (than 4) notification icons are allowed at the left edge of the lock screen
“Instant message received” notification category is now supported. A notification turns on the messaging LED
Playing specific sounds on notifications supported: sound-name relation added for IM and email tones

People

“Show on map” button on a contact card in the People app brings a list of all geo-link compatible map apps
Contacts import wizard fixed. It knows better now when the phone is online

Phone

Adding a contact avatar via the People tab of the Phone app works now
Interactive USSD fixed. This allows making phone calls to service numbers (e.g., 14830#) which bring up a pop-up menu with further selection options to choose from

Privacy & locking

Alphanumeric security code introduced. It can be created during the first startup or any time later in “Settings > Device lock > Change security code”. In both cases, a keyboard icon appears at the top left corner of the display. Note that the shared security code of encryption and device lock remains.

Security

Vulnerabilities fixed:

bison v. 3.8.2 : CVE-2020-14150
bluez v. 5.63 : CVE-2021-3658, CVE-2021-41229
busybox v. 1.34.1 : CVE-2021-42375
cairo v. 1.17.4 : CVE-2020-35492,CVE-2018-19876,CVE-2019-6461,CVE-2019-6462
connman v. 1.32 : CVE-2022-23096 CVE-2022-23097 CVE-2022-23098 CVE-2022-32292 CVE-2022-32293
cryptsetup v. 2.4.3 : CVE-2021-4122
cups v. 2.4.2 : CVE-2020-3898,CVE-2019-8842
curl v. 7.85.0 : CVE-2021-22898 CVE-2021-22924 CVE-2021-22945 CVE-2021-22946 CVE-2021-22947 CVE-2022-22576 CVE-2022-27774 CVE-2022-27775 CVE-2022-27776 CVE-2022-27781 CVE-2022-27782 CVE-2022-32205 CVE-2022-32206 CVE-2022-32207 CVE-2022-32208
e2fsprogs v. 1.46.5 : CVE-2019-5188
ed v. 1.18 : CVE-2017-5357
expat v. 2.4.3 : CVE-2013-0340
file and python-magic v. 5.41 : CVE-2019-18218
gdk-pixbuf v. 2.42.6 : CVE-2020-29385
glib2 v. 2.72.3 : CVE-2021-27218, CVE-2021-27219, CVE-2021-28153
grilo v. 0.3.14 : CVE-2016-20011
libarchive v. 3.5.2 : CVE-2020-9308
libgcrypt v. 1.9.4 : CVE-2021-40528, CVE-2021-33560
libksba v. 1.6.2 : CVE-2022-3515
libsndfile v. 1.0.31 : CVE-2019-3832
libtasn1 v. 4.18.0 : CVE-2018-1000654
libxsit v. 1.1.37 : CVE-2021-30560
Linux kernel (Xperia 10 III) droid-hal-pdx213 v. 1.9.3 : CVE-2021-20317 CVE-2020-16119 CVE-2020-36311 CVE-2021-22543 CVE-2021-23133 CVE-2021-23134 CVE-2021-3564 CVE-2021-3573 CVE-2021-3640 CVE-2021-3653 CVE-2021-3656 CVE-2022-0435 CVE-2022-23036 CVE-2022-23037 CVE-2022-23038 CVE-2022-23039 CVE-2022-23040 CVE-2022-23041 CVE-2022-23042
ncurses v. 6.3 : CVE-2019-17594, CVE-2019-17595
openssl v. 1.1.1s : CVE-2022-0778, CVE-2022-1292, CVE-2022-2068, CVE-2022-2097
PackageKit v. 1.2.5 : CVE-2020-16121, CVE-2020-16122
polkit v. 0.105 : CVE-2021-3560
poppler v. 22.09.0: CVE-2022-38784
python3-yaml v. 5.4.1.1 : CVE-2020-14343
ruby v. 2.7.6 : CVE-2020-25613, CVE-2021-28965, CVE-2022-28739, CVE-2021-31799, CVE-2021-31810, CVE-2021-32066, CVE-2021-41816, CVE-2021-41817, CVE-2021-41819
screen v. 4.9.0 : CVE-2020-9366
sudo v. 1.9.9 : CVE-2021-3156
vim v. 8.2.4127 : CVE-2021-3770 CVE-2021-3778 CVE-2021-3796 CVE-2021-3872 CVE-2021-3875 CVE-2021-3903 CVE-2021-3927 CVE-2021-3928 CVE-2021-3973 CVE-2021-3974 CVE-2021-3984 CVE-2021-4019 CVE-2021-4069 CVE-2021-4136 CVE-2021-4166
zlib v. 1.2.13 : CVE-2022-37434

Settings

Volume bar added for the adjustment of the overall volume level of all other tones but ringtones. The bar is in “Settings > System > Sounds and feedback”, and can be added to the Top Menu as well
Option “Ringtone for incoming calls” added to the end of “Settings > System > Sounds and feedback”. It makes more detailed control of the ringtones possible during the “Do not disturb” mode. It is possible to allow ringtones for all calls or for calls from your contacts or favourite contacts
Battery ageing protection implemented into “Settings > System > Battery”. This is to avoid the wear out of the battery. The user can set a limit (e.g. 90%) where the charging is stopped.
Setting a timezone without a SIM card is now possible even if an automatic time update is in use. “Settings > System > Time and date” has separate options for “Automatic update” and for “Automatic time zone update”
‘Dynamic’ replaced with “Automatic” in " Settings > System > Display > Orientation"
Layout of the advanced WLAN menu improved

Sharing

Sharing enhanced for 3rd party apps by providing them with a new API

Text input

Ukrainian keyboard added
Predictive text input starts working automatically without a device reboot or other actions after installing the utility
French punctuation fixed on Xperia 10 II and III (i.e., on 64-bit devices)

UX

Emoji font with colours introduced; viewable with the Browser

Weather

Province added to the city & country list when searching for a location
Events view: current weather information is updated properly also without having the Weather app open
Events view: weather information is updated when changing current city in the Weather app
Events view: the 12h timestamps of the weather banner were fixed

Device-specific changes

Xperia XA2: Horizontal lines over one-line SMS message bubbles eliminated

Sailfish OS Forum: issues reported by the community fixed in this update

The following issues were fixed, too. The Forum links will not open up for all readers. Sorry.

Technical changes

The detailed changelog is here.

bluez4 and qtconnectivity removed

bluez4 was removed from Sailfish OS – bluez5 remains
qtconnectivity was removed and replaced with kf5bluezqt in “Meta-package containing support for Qt5 application development on Sailfish”

gnutls removed from Sailfish images (but remains in repositories)

The use of nss has been minimised in Sailfish OS in recent years which lets us get rid of gnutls now, in favour of OpenSSL
- We are trying to keep our architecture of the OS minimalistic where possible, this also means that we do not want to keep multiple encryption/cryptography stacks if not needed.
- Our partners have chosen to use the OpenSSL framework

python3 removed from Sailfish images (but remains in repositories)

Openconnect packaging used to contain one python package that dragged python3 into Sailfish OS. The said python package was dropped now which made it possible to drop python3, too.

SilicaWebView and QtWebKit disallowed in Harbour apps

Use Sailfish Webview, instead

Updating your device

Android AppSupport is upgraded to Android 11

OS release 4.5.0.16 contains a major upgrade of Android AppSupport, from Android 10 to Android 11. This upgrade brings in modified and relocated app launchers, different access rights for the data directory of the apps, optimized apps, new app icons, and other changes.

When the phone has rebooted at the end of the OS update, AppSupport will start running a migration script transforming the Android apps for Android 11. While the script is running there are no Android app icons on the app grid. This is not a defect.

If there are plenty of Android apps installed on the phone, the migration process may last for several minutes.

Please wait patiently.

As soon as the new Android icons appear on the app grid, the migration is complete.

Note that it is important to keep the Android support installed and enabled over the OS update. Only then can the migration script do its job correctly.

If you have accidentally turned the phone off during the migration, simply turn the phone on again. The migration process should resume automatically.

OS release 4.5.0.16 is a stop release. This release cannot be skipped over when updating a phone from an earlier release to a more recent one.

The usual update process

Your device must be connected to the Internet and signed into your Jolla account.

Start the update from “Settings > Sailfish OS updates”. Avoid running updates on the command line, please.

We warmly recommend making some 3-4 GB of free space for the internal storage of your device ( /home ) before starting the update. Processing an OS update of almost 1 GB requires a good amount of work area. Move your pictures and videos to the SD card (or to your PC or cloud service).

This is the usual drill before attempting to update your devices:

Take a backup of your data before attempting to update your device and save the backup to an SD card or to some other off-device location (PC, your cloud service). Note that videos and images are not included in cloud-based backups. Do not reboot the device while the update is in progress. Do keep the phone connected to a battery charger during the whole process. The device screen may blank out during the update process; you may wake the display with a short press of the power key to monitor the progress.

For detailed instructions on updating software, read our help article in Sailfish OS Documentation.

NOTE 1:

Sailfish OS does not support downgrading. Never try to downgrade the OS as this would break your device.

NOTE 2:

After downloading an update and selecting “Install” in the pulley menu, the device runs a restart first. You will need to type the security code before the actual installation can start. A horizontal progress bar appears on a black background, under the Sailfish OS logo. As soon as the other end of the bar has been reached the phone will restart automatically. If it doesn’t, please wait for 15 minutes. If it is still stuck at the 100% point of the progress bar it is time to perform forced power off. Next, turn the phone on with the power key and check the OS version at “Settings > About product”.

Notification concerning apps from Open Repos

The apps below have been reported to cause problems when installing the previous OS updates. We recommend that you uninstall them before proceeding to the OS update. At least, read the recent comments on those apps.

GetiPlay has caused problems to some users - see this post.
If you’ve previously installed the RIME input engine from Open Repos, please remove both that and its version of libyaml-cpp before upgrading, as the latter will cause the upgrade to fail
If you use Privoxy, be sure to disable it before downloading the update, especially if you have configured the HTTPS-inspection. The latest update is from September. There is no information about compatibility with Sailfish OS. See author’s instructions .
If you use Aliendalvik Control, see the author’s instructions . It says there “Application has no support for SFOS 4 and later”
If you use Phonehook be careful. The latest update (32-bit) is from October 2020. The 64-bit version (Xperia 10 II) was published in May 2021.
If you use OKBoard (a.k.a. Magic Keyboard), update it first to version 0.6.34 which has the fix for the “Installation not complete” error. Also, read the author’s advice , please.

Known issues

We have relocated the known issues to a table in Sailfish OS documents.

How did the upgrade go?

I had no issues during the upgrade process
I had small issues but was able to handle them
I got into serious trouble when upgrading my device (please help!)

0 voters

Help articles

The Sailfish OS help articles, previously kept in Zendesk, have been moved to Sailfish OS Documents repository.

jovirkku · 2 February 2023 10:23

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sage · 3 February 2023 06:29

dumol · 3 February 2023 08:19

Video playback in the native browser is mostly broken on my single sim XA2. More info at SFOS 4.5 feedback thread - #45 by dumol

Later Edit: Have flashed latest 4.4 and retried the EA update with no luck. Codecs are borked on my device with this first 4.5 version. It’s not only video, I’ve noticed Reddit videos have no audio at all in the native browser after updating.

lkraav · 3 February 2023 14:51

X10II: update went well, on surface.

Android icons

took like 2 min at least to rebuild
had forgotten all their folder homes

Wow, Android apps have transitions and animations working now. Looks very good.

I’m very interested in X10III owners experience: are glitches fixed, can I transition from II for daily driver?

EDIT

Bluetooth won’t turn on at all.

Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluebinder[10954]: Turning b
luetooth on
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: bluetooth
d[10926]: plugins/jolla-dbus-access.c:jolla_dbus_access_check()
known busname ':1.17' has gid 0
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: bluetooth
d[10926]: plugins/jolla-dbus-access.c:gid_is_authorized() gid 0
allowed.
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: bluetooth
d[10926]: plugins/jolla-dbus-access.c:jolla_dbus_access_check()
allowing access for known busname ':1.17', pending 3
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: plugins/j
olla-dbus-access.c:jolla_dbus_access_check() known busname ':1.
17' has gid 0
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: plugins/j
olla-dbus-access.c:gid_is_authorized() gid 0 allowed.
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluetoothd[10926]: plugins/j
olla-dbus-access.c:jolla_dbus_access_check() allowing access fo
r known busname ':1.17', pending 3
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM kernel: bt_ioctl: BT_CMD_PWR
_CTRL pwr_cntrl:0
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM kernel: bt_ioctl: BT chip st
ate is already :0 no change d
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM kernel: bt_ioctl: BT_CMD_PWR
_CTRL pwr_cntrl:1
Feb 03 05:57:02 Xperia10II-DualSIM connmand[5291]: Bluetooth de
vice /org/bluez/hci0 not enabled
Feb 03 05:57:03 Xperia10II-DualSIM kernel: bt_ioctl: BT_CMD_CHI
P_VERS soc_version:40020140
Feb 03 05:57:04 Xperia10II-DualSIM bluebinder[10954]: Bluetooth
binder initialized successfully

EDIT solved by cold reboot! Warm boots didn’t work.

Browser doesn’t have predictive text choices in textareas - for example writing this. Predictive works fine in Android apps.

direc85 · 3 February 2023 16:15

What glitches specifically? There are improvements in Android OOM handling and the mysterious X10III-only lipstick crash on opening e.g. FoilAuth were fixed at least! I’ve had X10III as the daily driver for ages (relative term) now

pmelas · 3 February 2023 16:30

I was expecting some more improvements for 10iii, e.g. camera2 API, occasional failure to store videos, power saving? I am not complaining tho

cvwild · 3 February 2023 17:43

do i need to leave the app drawer open for 2 min then?
cos i tried a lot of stuff but the android icons dont show up. and also the alien dalvik settings page says “starting” …

EDIT:
i left it on with the settings page just doing nothing for a while now and nothing happened.

attah · 3 February 2023 18:11

You can add CVE-2022-38784 for Poppler.

Bagga · 3 February 2023 18:26

I’m not sure whether it was just coincidence, but my android icons appeared again when I tried uninstalling one of the android apps. Suddenly they were all there.

attah · 3 February 2023 18:38

cvwild · 3 February 2023 19:08

idk why, but dalvik doesnt want to start.
has anyone got commands for me?
maybe the good ol terminal can help me…

nerd7473 · 3 February 2023 21:24

Installing with AlienDalvik installed breaks AlienDalvik completely

olf · 3 February 2023 23:38

@jovirkku, can you please remove the bullet point for Storeman in the section “Notification concerning apps from Open Repos” for good (i.e., also for subsequent SailfishOS releases). I think this is the kind of feedback you requested by stating “The status here has not been checked for 4.5.0 yet. Let’s do it in the Early Access phase.”

Reasoning:

The statement in the bullet point for Storeman is correct, except for the last sentence “Note the mention on Chum GUI.”, which does not make any sense AFAICS (where? what?).
But the statement “We recommend that you uninstall them before proceeding to the OS update.” in the introductory paragraph makes users senselessly remove and reinstall Storeman. While this is a nice test for the Storeman Installer, it is superfluous, thus causes unnecessary and tedious work for users.
The reason for Storeman being problematic when the SailfishOS 4.4.0 EA phase started was that it was unmaintained for months. I started to take care of Storeman shortly before that and the SailfishOS 4.4.0 EA release hit me completely unprepared and unfamiliar with Storeman’s code base.
Since then Storeman’s infrastructure has been adapted to handle breaking changes in SailfishOS much easier.
AFAIR Storeman did not prevent SailfishOS from being upgraded to v4.4.0 in contrast to most of the other apps mentioned in that list, it just did not work and many people complained immediately, because Storeman is critical infrastructure for OpenRepos (i.e., the only GUI app for accessing it since SailfishOS 2.1.4).
Hence I see no reason for an explicit warning, any other maintained third party app is as likely to be broken by a new SailfishOS release. Note that this is different for most of the other apps mentioned in that bullet list, because they are unmaintained (except for Privoxy and the OK-board, which seem to be architecturally problematic).

Ultimately this bullet point for Storeman triggered a mass test of the fresh Storeman Installer 2 and the current Storeman release on SailfishOS 4.5.0, which obviously went fine (i.e., not a single complaint, yet). Hence I think now you can and should cease asking users explicitly to test the Storeman Installer and Storeman.

P.S.: @nephros, you may want to take a look at Privoxy and provide feedback to @jovirkku, specifically WRT the second and third sentence of the bullet point for Privoxy.

P.P.S.: Side note / nitpicking: It is spelled “OpenRepos” since its inception, not “Open Repos” or “Openrepos”, as Basil explicitly noted somewhere.

perttih · 4 February 2023 00:41

Upgrading my Xperia 10iii stopped, when the progress indicator had gone to the end. The device didn’t reboot automatically and nothing seemed to happen. Waiting about 5 mins, then pressed simultaneously long press power+volume_up+volume_down until the device rebooted.
The same problem happened last October when upgrading to ver 4.4.0.72.

JSEHV · 4 February 2023 04:26

Any chance you can use a better header image for this release, as this map is really missing the beautiful Finnish atmosphere as we got in previous releases.

Suggestion:

https://visitjyvaskyla.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/oravivuori_srgb_300ppi_visit-jyvaskyla_photo-jukka-paakkinen_1600x900.jpg.webp

lkraav · 4 February 2023 06:08

I’ve seen chatter about

mobile data can fail in various ways
wifi hotspot fails
only 1 / 3 cameras supported
massive echo problems on calls
bluetooth car audio issues

Do you have all these working fine, esp. in 4.5?

spark · 4 February 2023 09:34

Without the map image of Struven Ketju, I wouldn’t have bothered looking up what it represents. A magnificent geographic milestone of its time. I like the choice.

attah · 4 February 2023 11:16

Isn’t this more like “NFC is now off until the device screen is unlocked”?
I.e. an option in some middleware bits, that is now permanently set.
At least i can’t find an option, but the behaviour seems to have changed.

mf1910 · 4 February 2023 12:16

Xperia 10II, upgrade went well but it seems be a high battery drain. Needs more testing.
Did not try restart yet.