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peterw11

Hi there,

I have a Sony Xperia Z5 Compact phone. I have accidentally agreed to receive WAP Push notifications. Ever since I did, I've been getting ads for all sorts of products at the bottom of my screen whenever I open a saved document on my phone. How do I stop this??

Cheers,
Peter Wise

Uliwooly

Do you experience the same in safe mode

peterw11

Hi uliwooly. Thanks for replying. I don't experience this in safe mode. What do I do now?

Uliwooly

Then the problem it's a third party app, you will have to figure out which app it's the culprit.

peterw11

It's an app called Wap Push. This URL describes it: https://www.reference.com/technology/wap-push-mobile-phone-9c4eb5b08333977c#. The problem is that when I go into App Notifications and try to disable it, the Disable button is greyed out. I can press the Force Stop button, but I get the message "If you force stop an app, it may misbehave". If I then press OK, it has no effect - the ads are still there. How do I delete this app??

Uliwooly

Odd, what if you clear the app data?

stainlesss

JFYI,

WAP push v1.0.A.0.15 (~5.05MB) is an app already installed after factory reset on my Vodophone Xperia Z2. It cannot be disabled, perhaps part of one of several Vodophone additional softwares.

The notifications are real annoying, but only pop up after every reboot.

stainlesss

Further to previous post,

Notification issued:-

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WAP Push

Allow the WAP Push application to receive messages sent by your ntwork operator.

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Perhaps WAP Push is part of the Vodophone Update app. Have uninstall all removable Vodophone stuff, WAP Push still remains.

Again, Just For Your Information.

HelenC

Hello,

Late reply: yesterday I received my Xperia XA2 Ultra and at one point saw a notification "Wap Push - missing authorisation".

Since I never ever heard anything about Wap push before I did some searching.

I do not have a sim installed yet and think that installing/activating a theme is the cause. I removed the themes and cross my fingers that this never never shows up again.

Regards,

Helen