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Is there an explanation as to why there is no next day delivery? Normally, if I order in the morning, it is delivered the next day.

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Do you plan to include shiftphones and accessories in your range?

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Hi, I'll try here as Salt refuses to help me. I have a Synology DS218 and recently switched to Salt - since then a connection via DDNS is no longer possible, only with QuickConnect, which is slower and in my opinion less secure. I have opened all ports for Drive and VPN in the fibre box manager, Synology has also checked this, but the ports are and remain closed. Salt writes about this: "As mentioned Salt works with the IPv6, normally purposes (like NAS), are configured for a public IPv4." I'm getting nowhere here. Fortunately, everything works via QuickConnect, but it is, as I said, slow and I would like to be able to set up the solution that suits me. There is practically nothing to be found on YouTube or the Internet about the Salt Fibre Box. Who has experience with it and knows what to do? Salt on the website still: "Functions such as access to your network via the Fiber Box and port forwarding are possible with the IPv6 protocol. If you need to set up an Internet-accessible service with a device that does not yet support IPv6, you can request activation of the public IPv4 address option (CHF 9.95/month)." I'm an amateur user and already pretty proud that I even know what port forwarding is, but my IT latin ends here, and I feel a bit left out in the cold by Salt. Or as they put it: "We offer support for all questions regarding your fibre connection as well as the devices and services included in the Salt Fiber offer (Internet, TV, fixed-line telephony) within the scope of "normal private use" in accordance with our General Terms and Conditions." So a NAS is not normal private use. Okay. Thank you! Thomas.

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I want to replace my smartphone, this one has a USB-C 3.1 interface and I can transfer data quite fast (faster than 480mbps) from mobile to PC via cable. Now I see that so many mobiles in my price range around 450 all have USB 2.0 (Samsung A series). Only the more expensive models have USB 3.x USB 2.0 was released in the year 2000. So is it really the case that if I want to back up the internal memory of 256 GB, I'll be stone cold (480mbps is the maximum theoretical value). Have I misunderstood something? Aren't you annoyed that whenever you want to copy something down (e.g. photos after the holidays) or copy music onto it, it takes ages? Merci

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Any idea if and when Galaxus will start selling the Amazfit Helio Band?

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