08-26-2023 13:32
08-26-2023 13:32
My phone is denying mobile track permission 3 times per minute which is slowing my phone down. Mobile track is not turned on, so I can't turn it off to fix it.
Best Answer09-10-2023 06:02
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09-10-2023 06:02
I'm not sure this will work, but have you tried turning Mobile Track ON and then off again? I understand it's currently off.
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09-10-2023 12:16
Hey, @harrit , what kind of phone do you use. Ther's quit a difference between iPhone and Android.
On Android there are 2 or 3 ways to grant or deny access. For iPhone I don't know.
Best Answer09-10-2023 12:22
09-10-2023 12:22
It is android.
Best Answer09-10-2023 12:25
09-10-2023 12:25
Yes, I have tried this, and the notifications started back up right after I unpaired the mobile track.
Best Answer10-02-2023 23:49
10-02-2023 23:49
I have managed to turn off the notifications, but that doesn't mean that my phone isn't constantly checking and denying the mobile track. I am assuming that everyone else's android phone with the app loaded is also constantly checking and denying mobile track, which is very silly and will be using battery time. My notifications said it was checking over 4,000 times per day.
I'm not happy that the app is being so ridiculous that it can't even stop checking when mobile track is clearly turned off.
Best Answer10-03-2023 16:02
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10-03-2023 16:02
I don't know how to ask in English, but did you link your phone in the app on your phone? Does that sound crazy?
In my case: in the app in my phone I only linked my Sense.
Best Answer10-03-2023 16:15
10-03-2023 16:15
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