on 15-01-2019 11:40
So I am paying a small fortune for my handset and usage then I find I am bombarded with adverts ever time pick it up!
If the phone was free I would accept that I have to have adverts to pay for it - as in commercial television, but it's not free, so how do I remove the adverts!!!
If the BBC had adverts we woldn't pay a licence fee, but we do and it doesn't.
02, sort it out and don't tell me to buy an ad blocker, that's not an acceptable answer.
ps whilst typing this i have received the same advert 3 times, offering me an energy saving deal that i don't want and have already declined but there it is back on my phone again.
when I press 'home' symbol it goes to 02...so please don't tell me it's not your fault.
Instead, please tell me how to totally block the adverts on my 02 phone.
thanks
JonnieR
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on 15-01-2019 11:45
@JonnieR it is entirely your fault and nothing that is controlled by any network at all.
You have downloaded an app or apps which contain airpush advertisements.
You need to download an app called Malwarebytes from your app store and run it once installed. It will identify any apps you have which contain malware, which should then be deleted from your phone.
on 15-01-2019 11:45
@JonnieR it is entirely your fault and nothing that is controlled by any network at all.
You have downloaded an app or apps which contain airpush advertisements.
You need to download an app called Malwarebytes from your app store and run it once installed. It will identify any apps you have which contain malware, which should then be deleted from your phone.
on 15-01-2019 11:58
on 15-01-2019 11:58
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on 15-01-2019 15:20
on 15-01-2019 15:20
Disable apps one by one until you find the one that is giving you problems. Battery and data saving apps are renowned for it.
on 15-01-2019 16:12
on 15-01-2019 16:12
Also look for fake facebook messenger apps that was a culprit on a friends android phone thanks @viridis for the tips on that occasion
on 23-01-2019 14:08
Thanks for all the various messages of help.
I'll work though them and see how I get on.
JonnieR