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What are dot files in phone?
A dot at the beginning of a file is put there on purpose as an indicator to file managers and browsers that it’s a hidden file. This means that the file will still be there but will not be displayed by any file managers unless the “show hidden files” option is enabled.
What is Xiao Ying video?
About. Viva Video is a mobile app focused on filming and sharing mobile phone micro videos and micro films. Xihu, Jiangxi, China. Series B. www.xiaoying.tv.
How do I find my hidden photos on Android?
How to Find Hidden Files on Android
- Open your File Manager.
- Click “Menu,” and then “Settings.”
- Scroll to the “Advanced” section, and enable “Show hidden files.”
- Then, all of the hidden files will be viewable and accessible.
- Go to the Gallery app on your Android device.
- Click on the “Gallery Menu.”
- Choose “Settings.”
What is Xiaoying folder?
On newer Android Smartphones, some of the Asian manufacturers, the App is pre-installed Xiaoying already. It is an App to edit and Share Videos. Outside of Asia is the name of the App, Viva video. Downloading Viva video in the Google Play Store, it appears in the directory is also the Name Xiaoying.
What is Xiaoying app on Android?
On newer Android Smartphones, some of the Asian manufacturers, the App is pre-installed Xiaoying already. It is an App to edit and Share Videos. Outside of Asia is the name of the App, Viva video. Downloading Viva video in the Google Play Store, it appears in the directory is also the Name Xiaoying.
What does Xiaoying mean?
It’s a video streaming app. Xiaoying literally means “small movie”. Is it a Chinese device you’ve got there? Hadron likes this. It’s a video streaming app. Xiaoying literally means “small movie”. Is it a Chinese device you’ve got there? Click to expand…
Where is the Hangzhou Quwei app made?
And this isn’t a Google app: the first hit in my web search says that it’s made by Hangzhou Quwei Science and Technology Co. from Zhejiang, China. So I’d not be surprised if it’s mainly found on Chinese market devices, but can’t be sure as I’ve never heard of it before.