Cloud Notifications?

[MinchanH]

I have a G4 and I recently downloaded 4 songs and uploaded them to my cloud. But now randomly, every once in a while I get the same notification saying 4 successful uploads and 0 failed. I keep swiping to delete but later it comes back. What do I do?

 

[Carl_L]

No idea but glad it's not only me.

I was paranoid for a while & thought I had a virus but seems like it's just a minor bug (I'm on MM - you too?).


Edit: Except for me it it's cloud downloads rather than uploads, but sure it's all part of the same issue.

 

[MinchanH]

No idea but glad it's not only me.

I was paranoid for a while & thought I had a virus but seems like it's just a minor bug (I'm on MM - you too?).


Edit: Except for me it it's cloud downloads rather than uploads, but sure it's all part of the same issue.

Yup I'm on marshmallow, hopefully someone can find the solution.

 

[TheChosenDoge]

Have you tried cleaning the cache of Google Play Music?

 

[TheChosenDoge]

You can also turn off Auto-download as well in settings

2nd pic) if it doesn't stop then you can just shutoff all Google Play Music notifications in (Apps> Google Play Music) until there is a fix

 

[MinchanH]

You can also turn off Auto-download as well in settings

2nd pic) if it doesn't stop then you can just shutoff all Google Play Music notifications in (Apps> Google Play Music) until there is a fix

It wasn't with google play music, I downloaded it on my computer, added it to my dropbox, and then download it from the dropbox app onto my phone and the actual cloud gives me notifications

 

[TheChosenDoge]

Uncheck this and see if it helps...if not there isn't really anything you can do without as I've said above instead of Turning off all GPM notifications doing the same to Dropbox App settings but problem with that is it will take away important ones too

A couple of others have said this on Dropbox Community forums maybe there will be a fix later on

 

[Erdal Yayvan]

Go to settings - -> general - - > apps - - > show system - - > now find smartshare.cloud - - > select notifications and block. Done! No more cloud notifications;-)

 

[thomazilla]

Go to settings - -> general - - > apps - - > show system - - > now find smartshare.cloud - - > select notifications and block. Done! No more cloud notifications;-)

Thank you, man!

 

[Johnny Valenti]

thanks, show system is what I was neglecting to do. Solved after three days.

 

[Sarah Devereaux]

Uncheck this and see if it helps...if not there isn't really anything you can do without as I've said above instead of Turning off all GPM notifications doing the same to Dropbox App settings but problem with that is it will take away important ones too

A couple of others have said this on Dropbox Community forums maybe there will be a fix later on

Could you explain what you mean. I can't see the attachments so I don't know what you are saying to uncheck and I am having the same problem and it is driving me insane!
Thanks!

 

[dscharalampidis]

No need to permanently block notifications...
Just...

Settings (General tab) > Apps > Show system (from the 3 dots on the top right) > SmartShare.Cloud > Storage > Clear data