Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Security update notifications

[hdhuntr]

There are a couple notifications that are appearing at random times saying something like 'Tap here to update security policies' and another I can't remember. A swipe makes them go away but I can't find a way to turn them off in the security settings and I can't find the program in all programs that causes them. Anyone know? This is prompting me to actually find and download the whole manual now. I could not find anything on Google

 

[BJM9282]

Re: Security update notifications

Mine did that when I added my work Exchange email account. My company won't allow work email access in our personal phones unless we adopt their security policies in our phones. You didn't happen to add an exchange account recently did you?

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[Golfdriver97]

Re: Security update notifications

My guess is it is a Knox update.

 

[hdhuntr]

Re: Security update notifications

I did actually...but I am also the administrator. I'll check the Exchange settings and see if there's something to turn off there. Good idea. I see Knox in App Manager but not sure if I can just disable it. I sure don't need it. I don't see a regular interface other than the system settings. I.E. not in the drawer...

Mine did that when I added my work Exchange email account. My company won't allow work email access in our personal phones unless we adopt their security policies in our phones. You didn't happen to add an exchange account recently did you?

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[hocndoc]

Re: Security update notifications

At midnight I get a notification that Samsung wants to collect data and be able to automatically update the phone. There's a second notification asking for sign in on Picasa, which I've never used.

 

[hdhuntr]

Re: Security update notifications

I saw elsewhere to turn off Picasa in Accounts-Google syncing...was driving me nuts.

At midnight I get a notification that Samsung wants to collect data and be able to automatically update the phone. There's a second notification asking for sign in on Picasa, which I've never used.