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1. HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE INSTALL
2. HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE UPGRADE
3. HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE FULL
4. HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE SOFTWARE
5. HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE DOWNLOAD

If so, reboot your phone, if the app asks you to. You should get a “root successful!” message. It will probably go very slowly at first, but once it gets to around 24% it will move very rapidly. Tap the button, and a round progress meter will appear. You will see a screen that says “Root access is unavailable” and a big blue “Start Root” button.

HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE INSTALL

Android will ask if you want to install the app. (the file name might vary according to version).

HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE DOWNLOAD

Download the file and save it to your phone (click “OK” or “Allow” if you get a “this file may harm your phone” warning).Īfter downloading, open File Manager and go to your Downloads folder. The download links are near the top, just under the introduction section. This is a well-known rooting app, and it’s hosted on XDA, one of the largest Android enthusiast sites. Using your phone’s web browser to go this page and download the latest version of KingRoot. Click “OK” to any warning messages you may get. Scroll down to the “Unknown Sources” option and tap it to enable it. Next, go back to the main Settings screen and tap “Security”. Lastly, scroll down and tap “USB debugging” to enable it. Click that, then click “OK” to the warning message. You’ll now see an “Developer Options” menu.

HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE FULL

Once you tap the full seven times, go back to the main Settings screen. You will know this is working because the phone will say something like “Tap 3 more times to get Developer Options”.

HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE SOFTWARE

Click on Settings > About Phone > Software Information and tap “Build Number” seven times. The first thing you want to do is enable USB Debugging.

You can do that by attaching the phone to your computer and copying the files, or turning the phone off, pulling the SD card and putting it in an adapter and card reader.

HOW TO DEACTIVATE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT ON LG TRIBUTE PHONE UPGRADE

But if going from 16GB to 8GB will only leave you with a few hundred megabytes free, you’re going to need to either move some stuff off the card or upgrade to a 32GB card.Įither way, you need to back up the contents of the card just as a precaution. If you’ll still have plenty of free space left over after shrinking the partition, then you’re good to go. What we’re going to do is shrink the existing partition by half.

If you already have a 16GB card in your phone, go to Settings > Storage > SD card and see how much free space you have. We’ll then install an app which moves your apps to the ext4 partition on the SD card and creates symbolic links (symlinks) on the phone’s storage, which “tricks” Android into thinking the apps are installed there instead of the SD card. What we’re going to do is root the phone, then install an app which divides your SD card into a FAT32 (Windows) partition and an ext4 (Linux) partition. Having said all that, I am not responsible for any damage to your device! If you don’t understand something, please read the instructions until you do, or leave a comment so I can help. Please read the instructions below fully before trying this on your own phone. Although I have done the following procedure on my phone 4 times now without incident, there is a NON-ZERO chance that you could screw up something that will render your phone unusable. Here’s how. To add space to your Tribute, you’ll need a large (16 or 32GB) micro SD card, a few free apps, and about 30-45 minutes.īut first, a warning: THIS PROCEDURE WILL ROOT YOUR PHONE. I can’t do much about the camera, but I can fix the storage space issue. In fact, the only two things I don’t like about the Tribute are the subpar camera and lack of storage space. But I ended up really liking the Tribute: it does everything I want an Android phone to do, and it doesn’t crash or reboot or give me much trouble at all. So I bought a $79 LG Tribute phone just to “tide me over” until I could switch carriers, or until my carrier got some new phones. If you don’t want to go back and read that article, I’ll give you the short version: I owned three Android phones – each costing between $179 and $299 – and all of them were junk: they locked up, they spontaneously rebooted and stock apps crashed. As I said in this post, I own a cheap Android phone.