Google Play spam?

[kirksucks]

Anyone else see this

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[jean15paul]

looks like some app you have installed is pushing ads to your notification bar. I hate that.

 

[kirksucks]

Nothing came up in a scan. Clicked it and it opened the app page in Google play.

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[metz65]

Someone on another forum reported this same notification.

I suggested they download air push detector to find out which app was causing it. Problem is air push detector said no installed apps were using air push.

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[chubb]

Sounds like a cat and mouse game. Someone figured out how to fool air push.

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[jfb336]

Maybe it's not airpush, but another service that can push notification bar ads. Try Lookout Ad Network Detector (https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ails?id=com.lookout.addetector&token=_gxqlyzP).

 

[PossumPete]

Some Go products do this. I had a keyboard theme from them cause it. I'm wondering if Power Master is doing it since that's the only change I've made lately.

 

[kirksucks]

Thanks for the tip but that scan came up negative too.

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[DenverRalphy]

Have you tried using Addons Detector? It's much better than Airpush Detector.

 

[NickAVV]

I have no idea what's causing your ad, but in Jelly Bean you will be able to long-press a notification and disable all notifications from that application, so that's cool, right?

 

[kirksucks]

I have no idea what's causing your ad, but in Jelly Bean you will be able to long-press a notification and disable all notifications from that application, so that's cool, right?

No because I still have Gingerbread.

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[Gu1l7y5p4rk]

Do you have GO SMS? It might be a common factor as I get the same issue. I'm just not willing to remove it to find out.

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[dmpost]

I saw the same.
Do you have GO Contacts EX installed?
I suspect the app could show the notification.

 

[kirksucks]

I ruled out Go because they have their own store. Why would it take me to Google Play? I haven't seen any ads since that one.

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[brendilon]

Don't rule out GO, they actually do use push notifications. I was getting it from GO Contacts. Try Addons Detector, it will tell you what the offending app is.

 

[kamtsa]

I have no idea what's causing your ad, but in Jelly Bean you will be able to long-press a notification and disable all notifications from that application, so that's cool, right?

Does it also tell you what is that app?

 

[kirksucks]

Don't rule out GO, they actually do use push notifications. I was getting it from GO Contacts. Try Addons Detector, it will tell you what the offending app is.

Yeah it was go contacts. I can't very well delete Go but out of almost a year using it I've only had one ad. And I trust Go and really like Go contacts

Thanks

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[sniktawm]

Do you have GO SMS? It might be a common factor as I get the same issue. I'm just not willing to remove it to find out.

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I use Go SMS and never had this issue.

 

[sniktawm]

Don't rule out GO, they actually do use push notifications. I was getting it from GO Contacts. Try Addons Detector, it will tell you what the offending app is.

I have Go SMS, Go Launcher, and Go Locker and never had a push notification. Could it be because I'm rooted and have an ad blocker?

 

[jean15paul]

Does it also tell you what is that app?

Yeah, it you long press on a push notification from an app it takes you to that app's details page. So you know exact what app is pushing the notifications. There is a button to disable notification from that app. And there's the uninstall button.

This is definitley a good upgrade. In the words of Google to the development community, "Don't annoy the user."