Is there a way to stop the popup prompt to turn on Read confirmation?

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I have a Samsung Galaxy S9+ on T-Mobile. Downloaded the most recent security update last night, and now every time I open an existing conversation or start a new one, the stock SMS message app gives me a prompt to turn on Read confirmation. Every. Single. Time.

In my chat settings, I have this turned off because sometimes I don't WANT people to know when I've read their messages, but my phone isn't taking the hint. I tried toggling it on and back off, but it still keeps prompting me to turn it on. I do a LOT of texting because of my job, so this is a persistent annoyance for me.
 
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I too seeing these annoying popups on very old message threads. Have never seen this before. Even in my settings its turned off.

T-Mobile S9+ latest update.
 
Do you mean that automated OTP websites also ask for confirmation like humans ?
Bad reply !!!!! .... This has not happened before and its clearly a bug. It has nothing to do with sender or any other setting !!
 
Same thang, TMOBILE best realize they better fix this now. Ain't nobody wanna be axed this erry time. U crazy!
 

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FIXED ISSUE!there a way to stop the popup prompt to turn on Read confirmation?

*FIXED*
Galaxy s9 on T-Mobile
So this worked for me after many attempts of restarting and digging in the settings menu to no avail....
The simple fix is this....
Open “messages” app
Tap on the “new message” icon and pick any contact You don’t already have an existing conversation with. The prompt will then automatically pop up, click “turn on”
Close the app.
Open it again and repeat the first steps but this time there won’t be any prompt pop up since it’s been approved.
Click on the top right menu (3dots) and at the bottom of the drop down window you’ll notice the option to turn off the “read message” that’s it! No more annoying prompt every time you open or start a new message.
For some reason this option worked instead of turning it off directly from the messages settings.
 
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Re: FIXED ISSUE!there a way to stop the popup prompt to turn on Read confirmation?

*FIXED*
Galaxy s9 on T-Mobile
So this worked for me after many attempts of restarting and digging in the settings menu to no avail....
The simple fix is this....
Open “messages” app
Tap on the “new message” icon and pick any contact You don’t already have an existing conversation with. The prompt will then automatically pop up, click “turn on”
Close the app.
Open it again and repeat the first steps but this time there won’t be any prompt pop up since it’s been approved.
Click on the top right menu (3dots) and at the bottom of the drop down window you’ll notice the option to turn off the “read message” that’s it! No more annoying prompt every time you open or start a new message.
For some reason this option worked instead of turning it off directly from the messages settings.

I tried it. Does not work!!
 
Re: FIXED ISSUE!there a way to stop the popup prompt to turn on Read confirmation?

*FIXED*
Galaxy s9 on T-Mobile
So this worked for me after many attempts of restarting and digging in the settings menu to no avail....
The simple fix is this....
Open “messages” app
Tap on the “new message” icon and pick any contact You don’t already have an existing conversation with. The prompt will then automatically pop up, click “turn on”
Close the app.
Open it again and repeat the first steps but this time there won’t be any prompt pop up since it’s been approved.
Click on the top right menu (3dots) and at the bottom of the drop down window you’ll notice the option to turn off the “read message” that’s it! No more annoying prompt every time you open or start a new message.
For some reason this option worked instead of turning it off directly from the messages settings.

YAY!! It works! The details of the post were not exactly the same. But the bottom line is to go in and turn it on. Go out. Go back in and turn it off. And then it seems to eliminate the super annoying pop ups.
 

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