I see the "Verizon Login" app crash on my Verizon Pixel; any idea how to disable this package?
The crash happens infrequently, and randomly (regardless of network connectivity state).
It doesn't show up under Device Administrators, or under all applications.
App Quarantine shows "Verizon Login" under System Services, but I have not rooted my phone, so I am unable to disable it.
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What the title says.
Just deny any location request from any installed app. And for apps targeting pre marshmallow you can go into app manager you can manually deny
When I install a new app, such as a map, which uses the location function, the app installs and runs for the very first time, the app asks if it can use the location function Yes/No.
The problem I am having is when I select Yes nothing happens. I have to Deny it and than manually go into the application properties and allow it to use the location service. This just started happening all at once.
Do you have any bugs in your Redmi note 8?
If yes, then please state below
I'm unable to access google assistant using ok google. Access with voice match option is grayed out with a message "This feature is currently unavailable for this language", but my default language is English (India).
I have encountered a bug involving "usage access" permission in "Settings>Additional settings>Privacy>Special App Access>Usage Access". Bug is that It turns on automatically for any app when you open that app. For example , If i turn off usage access of google play store and then open play store app than usage access for play store turns on automatically. The same goes for other apps. If you turn off usage access of any of the apps than it remains off till you open that app and on the the moment you open the app , usage access turn on automatically for that particular app. My device is running on MIUI Global 10.3.3.0 stable.
Now that Android 10 allows Location for apps to be set to "Allow Only When App is Active" it seems like a good permission to use to limit the battery drain sometimes associated with Android System from background GPS.
When I try to set the "Google" app and the "Maps" app to this setting I get a warning that it may stop the app from functioning properly.
Does anyone know if its OK to use this setting for those two apps on my S9?
Thanks.
lirong said:
Now that Android 10 allows Location for apps to be set to "Allow Only When App is Active" it seems like a good permission to use to limit the battery drain sometimes associated with Android System from background GPS.
When I try to set the "Google" app and the "Maps" app to this setting I get a warning that it may stop the app from functioning properly.
Does anyone know if its OK to use this setting for those two apps on my S9?
Thanks.
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From what I've noticed is if you close out maps. It has to relocate you. As for Google apps I would assume personalised services such as weather and stuff will be inaccurate I may be wrong as I've not tried on Google app but in would assume
After deleting several applications, the "NFC Services" service always stays in the background (even without NFC being active)
I have tried to clear data, cache, debloat the application and restore it and nothing seems to work.
Even with activity manager, it forces the background app to close by restricting it and it stays open.
Start the phone in error proof mode and it kept starting, maybe the process got stuck.
I also deleted the data from google play and google services in case it was something related to gpay but it didn't work
The NFC works correctly, but that's it, it stays in the background and it doesn't happen to others.
I have asked friends who did not debloat and in forums with the same phone and it does not happen to them.
Maybe remove some application that controls that? either maybe some application from the debloat list is making a call to the NFC API and that causes it to not close?
you can look at settings, applications, manage applications and in Search you put NFC (maybe it won't come out and you have to enable see hidden applications)
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