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Bugs include, but may not be limited to:
Data Usage - A fault in the GetView syntax of the DataUsageAdapter is causing the Settings app to fully crash when an attempt is made to view the Data Usage graph/toggles.
Volume - The icons in the Volume menu are malformed, and an unknown bug is causing the volume toggles to misbehave, and not modify volumes and/or show current levels.
Battery - An unknown fault in the Fuelgauge part of the Settings app is causing the battery graph to crash when an attempt is made to start it. This issue was supposed to be fixed in the past, but has resurfaced in newer builds, including the Final Release build.
Storage - An issue (most likely malformed code) is causing the Storage section to display incorrect labels and a repeating "USB Storage" option section.
Solutions:
Full decompilation of the settings APK down to Java using JADX, and then a fix and rebuild.
|>This hasn't worked so far since the required dependencies are missing, and Android Studio subsequently fails to build.
Attempt to fix the issues by "splicing" elements from the TouchWiz settings APK to try and fix the issue.
|>Attempts have been made to use this option, but have produced very little results.
Bugs include, but may not be limited to:
Data Usage - A fault in the GetView syntax of the DataUsageAdapter is causing the Settings app to fully crash when an attempt is made to view the Data Usage graph/toggles.
Volume - The icons in the Volume menu are malformed, and an unknown bug is causing the volume toggles to misbehave, and not modify volumes and/or show current levels.
Battery - An unknown fault in the Fuelgauge part of the Settings app is causing the battery graph to crash when an attempt is made to start it. This issue was supposed to be fixed in the past, but has resurfaced in newer builds, including the Final Release build.
Storage - An issue (most likely malformed code) is causing the Storage section to display incorrect labels and a repeating "USB Storage" option section.
Solutions:
|>This hasn't worked so far since the required dependencies are missing, and Android Studio subsequently fails to build.
|>Attempts have been made to use this option, but have produced very little results.