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Go wild!

Just make sure to provide some basic contact info!

Tell us your English level as well.

I got the phone a few days ago. No issues with anything, so far, until I noticed the main rear camera lens (top left one) has this huge pinkish dot in the middle when accessing the camera app. I thought as long as it didn't applied to my photos/videos that'd be okay, but it does. The dot is very visible, especially in low-light conditions because when lighting is good, I can't see it, and affects videos too.

Adjusting the settings doesn't seem to have any effect. The pink circle persists.

_I don't want this, please_. I'd appreciate if anyone has a solution or tell me if I accidentally turned on/off some feature. If I'm allowed to attach links, I can provide a link to a photo and video s

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theres always time for a little of this am i right

If you're a tutor or a teacher, you can now use the Tutor flair to show you provide teaching services.

The flair only says "Tutor (see my bio)", and is non-editable on purpose to avoid potential spam. The intention is to direct user's attention to your bio/profile where you can have more info (your About section, custom links, or a pinned personal post).

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Since this question seems to be rather popular ever since the release of Bad Bunny's "DtMF" album, here's a useful explanation by u/iste_bicors, taken from this post (go show them some love please):

English has certain verbs that are what we call defective, that is, they lack all the forms you’d expect. should is one of these verbs as there is no past form and it relies on adding an additional verb to form a perfect- should have.

Spanish deber is not defective and can be conjugated for the past just like any other verb. And it is always followed by the infinitive.

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