How to change the English language
Formerly applications had permissions to change the system language, but that changed after Android 4.2 JellyBean. They can still do it, but it’s a bit more complicated as it requires that you either have root or do some additional steps from a PC.
The next step is to open Locale More and search for the language you want to switch to. The list is huge but it has flags to help you locate languages quickly, plus a search engine.
If you find yourself in either of the first two cases, congratulations, you’ve reached the end. If not, read on, because you need to do a few extra steps. Luckily, you only have to do them once.
To continue you will need the assistance of a PC. On Windows, download ADB from this link. If you already have ADB because you use the Android SDK or any other reason, you don’t need to download it again, although you will need to use the commands included in the BAT file. This ZIP is simply a package prepared by the author of the application to make the process easier for you.
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This procedure is specialized and dedicated for those cell phones that are not smart, but have a web browser from where you can access the social network. To configure the language you only have to do the following:
When the language of your device is configured, all applications will automatically take this for the source translation. So this is an excellent alternative so you can have all the apps in the same language.
In case you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch you can also change the language, but the procedure changes a lot since you will have to do it from the settings as follows:
This procedure is specialized and dedicated for those cell phones that are not smart, but have a web browser from where you can access the social network. To configure the language you only have to do the following:
When the language of your device is configured, all applications will automatically take this for the source translation. So this is an excellent alternative so that you can have all the apps in the same language.
Change facebook language
It is normal that when we set up the cell phone right out of the box we take one of those momentous decisions that we hardly notice it, and that is to choose the language with which we are going to use it. Something that does not usually cause us doubts and that has a greater significance than usual because from then on, any app that we install in the storage of our smartphone will use the same one we have chosen.
That takes us to a new screen with all the options we have to customize (as far as possible) the user experience and we are left with the first of all possibilities: “Application language”. Once inside, a first language will appear, which is the one we have chosen by default and corresponds to the official language of the smartphone, and just below the most popular alternatives, in our case, English.
Obviously, at any time you can revoke this decision to change the language of the Mountain View application and, best of all, without affecting the general choice of the phone, which will remain as it was after taking it out of the box. Let’s see if other developers learn and this type of functions proliferate, right?
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You can change your due date by calling Cricket Support. As with plan changes, you are limited to two (2) due date changes per billing cycle. However, your due date will be changed if you forget to make a payment and your account is suspended. If that happens, your due date will change to the date you pay your outstanding balance and your account is reinstated.
Log in to My Account online. Go to Account Settings and select the Manage Emails link. To add an address, click Subscribe next to the appropriate line. To update an address, click Edit next to the appropriate line.
Yes, the language you select will apply to all communications you receive from Cricket, including text messages, emails, and automated phone calls. To change your preferred language, log in to My Account. Go to Account Settings and select the Change Language link. Choose your preferred language, then select Set Language. You will receive confirmation on the screen and by text message.