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I keep getting these BS notifications from this built in App. To make matters worse, android prevents users from messing with system notifications. I thought one of the core functionalities with android was it's "customization"? It doesn't appear that android is very customizable AT ALL. I don't want to be bothered by notifications in the middle of the night about how Google Maps got my location permissions.. bla bla bla. The average user DOES NOT NEED TO KNOW THIS. This is why Apple is so much more superior than goofy android.
Anyways. Without breaking my phone again by disabling the permission controller app through ADB, how can I disable these pop ups permanently? I haven't tried tasker and auto notification because they don't actually disable these damn things, just dismiss them after the fact. What the hell is the point of that?
That's like this other app I downloaded called Robo Killer, terminates unwanted phone calls after they ring through, rather than rejecting them before you even notice.
Android is just garbage man.
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Guys,
As in the topic. I keep getting this popup: Do you know which application generates this sh*t? I do not have any memory optimizers installed
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Download Airpush Detector. I've had a lot of luck with it finding apps that cause popups.
This application does not work for me.
I am still struggling to find what is causing this. I installed Permissions explorer and listed all applications with draw over other apps permission (SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW). There is nothing there that that could be potentially showing the message. One thing that I have noticed is that if I am on the home screen and long press the back button (which is mapped to kill app via All in One Gestures) this pop up shows up.
I also installed OS monitor which shows all processes currently running and also exported system log showing all events. However, the log consist of 5500 lines for just 2 minutes of logging and it is very difficult for me to find anything there.
Any ideas, anyone, please? Is there any other permission worth checking or any other application worth installing to finally find what is causing this?
Hello guys, I wanted to know if any of you have problems getting notifications in particular those of WhatsApp because despite having given all the permissions to all the apps to make no mistake and even having eliminated in the settings the energy saving to all apps Diffi cult notifications arrive when the phone is on standby and if the phone arrives it does not emit any sound or vibration but only in some cases it notifies the screen. Do you have any solution to the problem?
Thanks in advance to those who will offer me a solution
I'm having that same problem with whatsapp. only when I open the app will I see that new messages are there :silly:
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1. Go into apps and click on the three dots
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2. click show system
3. Turn off all apps that have this icon
4. In the application information, click Notifications.
5. Click Group Notifications and Message Notifications, and set as urgent.
6. In Gmail you can do this for every email you've entered into the app.
Get the app - Heartbeat Fixer for GCM
7. and configure accordingly
Restart your phone
Hi, since having my p30 Pro I've noticed some strange little notifications that appear from time to time, they are always a small box that looks a bit greyed out. If I try to go on the live chat on the Huawei hicare app it comes up saying Firefox has been blocked from showing its Dropzone. In other apps I've seen it come up with same looking dialog box saying the app has changed vibration to silent and this can be manually changed back if I want.
How do I stop these notifications? Even though it says Firefox has been blocked the chat still opens in Firefox fine and I know the other app is changing vibration to silent so I don't need it to tell me every time.
I'm not sure if this is specific to Huawei phone or if it's a general android notification, I had android pie in my old Samsung s8 and never seen them.
If there's a way to turn this off would be great if anyone can help? Regards
James
Anyone please?
Anyone?
This is the kinda message i mean in this picture, how do i stop them notifications?
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Apologies if this has been asked/solved before, but whenever I install Gboard on my watch 4, after a day or two this notification comes up and I can't get rid of it or find what is causing it.
Have tried reinstalling (both phone and watch), done a reset of the watch, joined and unjoined the beta program to no avail. Any ideas how to get rid (other than just deleting the app obviously)?
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Had the same issue.
Make sure gboard is set up as the keyboard you want to use in settings and continue.
I made sure that watch is connected via Bluetooth and enabled wifi on there as well.
Then I rebooted my watch and when it booted up i got this notification again. Now i opened up reminder or any other app which opens the keyboard.
Gboard will open and a little textbox will show up stating it will download a language.
I let it sit there until screen got dark and waited around 5 minutes. After that i checked my watch seeing the gboard notification had gone.
Samsung has this Dual messenger feature that allows you to have two running instances of your messenger and social media applications.
Today i started seeing in my apps list in settings a bunch of "Dual" apps that i never enabled and are just there and I cant uninstall them and some I cant even disable.
Below are some examples
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The only legitimate one that I enabled was whatsapp
I am afraid the security of my device is compromised, and I did a threat scan in the settings, it scanned all my apps, but weirdly it did not scan those dual ones which is making me become more sus.
Any info provided could be a great help, thanks.
That is normal. They are needed for Dual apps to work.
Dual Apps feature enables a secondary user on your system which starts with User 10, 11, 12, etc.
Each time a new user is created, some system apps are automatically cloned to the new user environment.
So, don't worry. Your system isn't infected and this is no security threat.