All of Nokian Tyres' latest products are equipped with Driving Safety Indicators. The driver can use the indicators to check the condition and safety of the tires. The indicator is located on the centre surface of the tire, and it indicates the depth of the tire's main groove in millimetres; in other words, it shows how much tread remains.

The DSI driving safety indicator displays the remaining tread in millimeters, and tells you when you should replace your tires. It is recommended that the tire be replaced once the "4" has worn away. On some tires, DSI also includes a rain drop symbol. When this has worn away, the tires' hydroplaning capabilities are no longer optimal, indicating it is time for replacement. Once the "2" has worn away, the tires are no longer safe to drive and should be replaced as soon as possible. Also by monitoring the tread wear, you can get more mileage out of your tires by rotating the positions of the tires between the front and rear axles and even different sides of your vehicle. Frequent rotations evens out the differences in tread wear rates between the different positions on the vehicle.

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Just upgraded to iOS 13 last night. Now, the volume control indicator keeps popping up randomly no matter what I'm doing. It appears on the screen for a second, disappears, and a minute later does the same thing, whether I'm placing a call or looking at my messages. Is this happening to anyone else? Any thoughts on a fix? One thing I have noticed is that it doesn't seem to do it while I'm actually on a call.

I have the same question. It happens only on iOS with the Voyager Legend BT That I have. Other BT devices like the Sony or other Plantronics models do not present this problem. Very annoying with the volume level indicator showing up at random times

I had to boost the battery with desktop and i switched on the phone. I discovered that if i plug the phone, the blue light indicator on the charger switches off and when i remove it, it switches back on. Sometimes i will plug the phone and it will charge for a second and immediately stop charging.

The benchmark methodology has seven themes, selected to capture the key areas where companies need to take action to eradicate forced labour from their supply chains. The themes are comprised of a total of 12 key indicators. For each indicator, a company can score a total of 100 points.

Android comes with many new privacy features, including a green dot indicator that users will see from time to time when using their phone. Rolled out in 2021, Android 12 resulted in a number of privacy-focused upgrades and improvements, including the ability to completely turn off the phone's microphone, camera, or GPS sensor with a single tap. The toggles can be found in the Quick Settings panel that's accessed by swiping down twice from the top of the screen.

With Android 12, Google also added an indicator that lets users know when the phone's camera or microphone is being used by an app. The indicator appears in the form of a tiny green dot in the top-right corner of the display and is activated when an app accesses the camera or the mic, either in the foreground or in the background. When the indicator first appears, it shows either a camera icon or a microphone icon based on which hardware is being accessed. However, that icon appears temporarily before changing to a tiny green dot that remains visible for as long as the camera or microphone is in use.

Apart from providing privacy indicators, Google makes it easy to control app permissions via Settings. To do this, open the Settings app on an Android phone, tap on 'Privacy,' and then click on 'Permission Manager.' A list of permissions will be displayed in alphabetical order. Tap on any of the permissions such as Camera, Contacts, Location, Microphone, Call Logs, etc., to see which apps have access to them. The usage will be divided into 'Allowed All The Time,' 'Allowed Only While In Use,' 'Ask Every Time,' and 'Not Allowed.' Tapping on any app displayed under the various permissions will let users modify its access.

Android users may also occasionally see a blue dot next to contacts in the Messages app on their phone. Usually, dots next to text messages mean that they're unread, but in this case, the dot serves as a different sort of indicator. On Android, a blue dot next to a contact's name in the Messages app means that they have RCS messaging enabled.

For those unaware, RCS messaging enables several features beyond standard SMS, including the ability to chat with contacts, send messages over Wi-Fi or data, use emoji reactions, share high-resolution photos, and enable group chats. However, RCS messaging needs to be enabled in the Messages app for this to work. If enabled, users will see a blue dot next to a contact's name in the Messages app, letting them know that they can chat with the person. While the blue dot on Android isn't a security feature, it's still a useful indicator in the Messages app.

Moving towards 6G, it is necessary to expand the fundamental network design paradigm from performance-oriented design to both performance- and value-oriented design to fully embrace the 6G vision. This requires a new class of evaluation criteria such as key value indicators (KVIs) that measure sustainability and trustworthiness, which must be understood, developed and adopted in the system architecture design evolution to 6G. 0852c4b9a8

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