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Find out what com.sec.unifiedwfc is.

i. The Sec Video Engine Service is related to video processing and analytics software from security camera vendor Axis Communications. Here are some key details:

- Stands for "Security Video Engine" - this is Axis' own proprietary software for enhancing and analyzing video from their cameras and devices.

- The service enables advanced video features like motion detection, tampering alarms, audio detection, gatekeeper functionality and more.

- It allows streaming of processed video analytics and events to video management software rather than just raw footage.

- The service needs to run on both the Axis devices capturing video, as well as computers running client software that accesses those video feeds and analytics.

- On client software end, Sec Video Engine service auto-starts to allow seamless access to Axis camera feeds and would need to be kept running in the background.

- If experiencing issues with Axis camera integration or advanced video functions, restarting or troubleshooting the Sec Video Engine service may help resolve them.

In summary, it's Axis' own background Windows service that powers extra video analytics features in their surveillance products. It needs to be running for full functionality with Axis devices and software.

ii. Unified WFC (Wi-Fi Calling) is a feature on Android devices that allows you to make calls over Wi-Fi networks instead of the cellular network. Here are some key details about it:

- Unified WFC provides a seamless calling experience between Wi-Fi and cellular networks on supported devices. Calls can handover between the two networks without being dropped.

- It unifies the calling experience across different devices and networks. Calls placed over WFC will appear no different than regular cellular calls.

- For it to work, the mobile carrier needs to support and enable the feature, the mobile device needs to support it, and the Wi-Fi network needs to meet minimum speed and latency standards.

- On Android, users can go into Settings - Network and Internet - Advanced Calling to enable WFC and configure preferences when to use Wi-Fi vs cellular for calls.

- When enabled, the device will register for calling services over any Wi-Fi network automatically without needing to sign in. Seamless handovers can occur if Wi-Fi signal is lost.

- Key benefits are the ability to make calls from indoor locations or areas with poor cellular coverage but strong Wi-Fi. It provides redundancy for calling.

In summary, Unified WFC for Android allows cellular call support over Wi-Fi networks with smooth handovers in service as you transition between networks. Check if your carrier and phone supports it for an enhanced calling experience.

iii. com.sec.android.daemonapp refers to background services and processes related to Samsung's Android firmware customizations. Some more details:

- On Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets, "sec" refers to Samsung Electronics Company.

- The "daemonapp" part refers to android apps and services that run persistent background processes or daemons.

- These are not user-facing apps but rather system-level services that enable various Samsung-specific features or optimizations.

- Examples could include daemons for power management, device health checkups, Samsung account services, customized audio/video features, and more.

- They allow Samsung to customize the Android experience on their devices with additional services and capabilities beyond stock Android firmware.

- Issues with these daemon apps could cause impacts to certain Samsung device-specific features if the apps crash or have bugs.

In summary, com.sec.android.daemonapp is responsible for various background services that customize and enhance Samsung's Android experience. These are preinstalled by Samsung and should generally not be disabled unless investigating issues with Samsung-specific device features.

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