Check if the website uses Adobe Flash. Mobile devices do not support Flash. This may block certain sites. Use the browser that came with the device, not a downloaded browser. Check that cookies are enabled in the browser settings. From the browser clear your cache, cookies, and history. In device settings , clear the browser app cache and data. Uninstall all apps you downloaded around the time the problem started. Update the time and date on the device and enable auto-update.
Restart the device. Android devices : Turn on Enable JavaScript setting. Reset the web browser to default settings. Turn off Block Pop Ups setting. Turn off Desktop Mode. Turn on VoLTE in device settings. Android devices : Wipe the cache partition and reset the device APNs to default. Check for any text messages indicating your domestic data roaming limit has been reached.
If it has you can't use data roaming until your next bill cycle. Reset device APNs to default. What justification is there for this? They do not advertise this prior to buying their devices in a reasonable way. I would go back to BYO if I knew they were gonna pull this kind of crap. Maybe we agreed to have it pre installed, but I didnt agree to have it reinstalled.
The documentation for Appselector also states we can uninstall,, but it doesnt note that it will just reinstall itself. This is purely deceptive in practice. You can stick up for t-mobile if you want, but at the end of the day this is not good service and purely deceptive and misprepresentative of what hte device is sold as.
During my 14 day trial i uninstalled this software and it came back after the 14 days, leaving me no time to adequately determine that this device was not a good fit for me based on this behavior. At no point did the description of this product show that it would behave in this fashion and the TOS is very vague about describing this behavior. Also the fix that i am testing is to install a 3rd party Package manager and then disable com.
Still have to wait some time to determine becaue it seems to reinstall the bloatware at some interval. I was very angry to suddenly - after joining T Mobile months ago - have Facebook and Amazon Shopping apps downloaded to my device without any permission or notification.
Based on other help threads here I'm guessing it's the "App Selector" feature that did this. You can try uninstalling that app to see if it stops the auto downloading. I just did and am waiting to see if that works on a Galaxy A My Appselector has been acting strange lately and recently while trying to remove it i stumbled up on a personal data request inside of the app selector. I requested the data it has been collecting and it very promptly sent me an email with an encrypted file saying its my data i fear this is a virus please help.
Here is a screen shot of the email. Already have an account? Enter your username or e-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password. See full terms. Limited time offer; subject to change. This app provides a ton of helpful features, including vehicle maintenance and diagnostics, Roadside Assistance, and in-car Wi-Fi. Automatically converts your voicemails into text messages for quick and easy access.
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