remove background data restricted notification?

[SpikeYoAzz]

hello everybody,

I was wondering if there was anyway to remove the background data restricted notification? Its kinda off putting having it always be there. I keep my data restricted because I won't be able to get a data plan for a while but I need my data on because of group texting and picture texts. Also is there any way to receive group texts and picture texts without using data? I used to have an old blackberry bold 9000 and I was able to receive both without a data plan with no extra fees on my bill

 

[pkcable]

Perhaps you can receive data via wifi?

 

[gusar2000]

You can restrict background data individually for apps and services which you don't need. It will drastically reduce data flow, but still some system processes will use a little data.

 

[rpol]

Hi.

Hold the notification bar ...You will be provided with options "Ignore these kind of messages like"...Click on that.

 

[War2030]

Hi.

Hold the notification bar ...You will be provided with options "Ignore these kind of messages like"...Click on that.

This worked for me.

 

[devicenotcompatible]

Hey if you don't mind me asking, how did you manage to do that?

Just hold down on the notification and it gave you the prompt? Cuz when I hold down on the notification, it "changes" to the app icon, guess it's showing me which app is the notification from.

Dunno where else to hold/click.

 

[WelcomeToChrisTown]

Had this same problem, the trick is (in Lollipop) to hold down the notification and there is a little bell icon that if you click it will hide the notifications.

Yaaay!

 

[lhm4000]

I have 5.0.1 and I don't see the "little bell icon"

 

[lhm4000]

I have now updated to 5.1.1 and I still don't see a "little bell icon".

 

[Backpack17]

I have now updated to 5.1.1 and I still don't see a "little bell icon".

 

[Backpack17]

I have now updated to 5.1.1 and I still don't see a "little bell icon".

Me too and it is annoying as can be! My phone. I should get to have it set the way I want it without any Annoyance Attacks (v. To infuriate into compliance.)

 

[Jammins]

the trick is (in Lollipop) to hold down the notification and there is a little bell icon that if you click it will hide the notifications.

That does not work with the Galaxy S5.. This is not what the op has but I too want to remove that annoying notification that I have restricted background data (which without rooting phone you have to keep certain bloat ware like peel smart remote and others that use up data)
When I hold notification bar it I get Android System and I click that It shows "set as priority" in notification panel and that I have switched OFF which is called "do not disturb mode".. so I have that off yet I still get the restricted background data notification.
I do not think there is a way to turn it off on the s5 with Android 5.1.1