Youre fine- these are normal operations.
Please try not to spam the forums with the same topic, this is a public forum- be mindful that youre able to edit posts to add details- instead of making a new post
To also show this;
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* com.samsung.android.easysetup: This usually relates to Samsung's Easy Setup process. It likely assists users with the initial configuration of their new Samsung device, potentially including transferring data from an old phone or connecting to Wi-Fi.
* com.osp.app.signin: This package name is a bit more generic and could be related to an OS Platform sign-in application. It might handle authentication for various services or apps on the device. Without more context, it's harder to pinpoint the exact service it manages.
* com.android.server.telecom: This is a core Android system component responsible for managing telephony functions. It handles things like making and receiving calls, managing phone accounts, and dealing with SIM card interactions.
* com.samsung.android.incallui: This is clearly the in-call user interface for Samsung devices. It's the application you see on your screen when you're actively on a phone call, providing controls for muting, speakerphone, ending the call, etc.
* com.samsung.android.app.dressroom: This sounds like a specific Samsung application related to a "dressroom" experience. It could be an augmented reality (AR) app that allows users to virtually try on clothes or accessories.
* com.sec.android.app.vepreload: The "sec" prefix also indicates a Samsung component. "vepreload" likely refers to video preloading. This app probably handles downloading or caching video content in the background, possibly for Samsung's video player or other related apps, to ensure smoother playback.
So, in a nutshell, these are all different software components on an Android system, with some being core to the operating system itself (like the telecom server) and others being specific applications developed by Samsung (like the easy setup or dressroom app).
