CUBOT Cell Phones - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

If your Cubot King Kong 5 is asking for a "privacy protection password" when you turn it on, and you did not set one up, it is likely that the device has been locked by someone else who has set a password. In this case, you will not be able to access the device without the password. There are a few possible solutions to this problem, depending on the specific circumstances:

1. If you are the owner of the device and you did not set a password, you may be able to reset the device to its factory settings. This will erase any personal data and settings on the device, including the password. To reset the device, you will need to follow the specific instructions for your model of Cubot King Kong 5. You can find these instructions in the user manual or by searching online.
2. If you are not the owner of the device and you do not know the password, you may be able to contact the manufacturer or a qualified repair technician for assistance. They may be able to help you unlock the device or reset the password.
3. If the device is locked and you are unable to reset it or unlock it, you may need to purchase a new device. It is not possible to bypass the privacy protection password on a device without the correct password.

In conclusion, if your Cubot King Kong 5 is asking for a privacy protection password and you did not set one up, you may be able to reset the device or contact the manufacturer for assistance. However, if you are unable to reset the device or unlock it, you may need to purchase a new device.

If you notice that your Cubot Note 9 hangs, stays frozen or "thinking" for a long time, it does not react, perhaps because it is overloaded and you have thought about restarting quickly to free up its 3 GB RAM memory.

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Cubot web page has an illustration that may show. https://www.cubot.net/smartphones/a5/spec.html

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Try phone reset Power off the phone, hold the volume down key and press down the power button simultaneously for about 15 seconds. The phone will power up and shows an exclamatory mark. Then release the button. Press the volume down key, it will display the menu. Choose the menu by press the volume down key. Choose "wipe data/factory reset", press power key to enter in, then choose "delete all user data", press power key to confirm. Wait until it indicates "data wipe complete". Then choose "wipe cache partition", confirm with power key. Wait for a few seconds, the screen will shows "cache wipe complete". And at the last, choose "reboot system now", confirm with power key, then the phone will reboot.

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In settings go to "connectivity (or connections)". Find "mobile networks". Change network mode to LTE/3G/2g (autoconnect)