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My phone came with some apps. I like the Kindle app, but want to remove the Blockbuster and City ID apps. I cannot figure out how to do this.
The City ID is especially annoying/intrusive and randomly opens asking me if I want to subscribe or "continue my free trial." There's no option to get it to stop pestering me!
Can someone walk me through how to take the apps off?
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You can not delete them. I have not received a message from City ID since the 15 day trial ended.
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That's bad news, especially as many of the installed apps use a lot of battery life and restart their own services no matter how often you stop them. Wonder if Verizon has any remedy for this?
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CtyID uses a very small amount of memory and nearly non existent battery use. Blockbuster I would think the same as it will not run a movie unless you order and start it.
But I agree we should be able to take them off, but those companies most likely paid verizon to have their programs on the phones.
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Wow, how lame.
It is my phone. I paid to own it, am paying fees to Verizon to use it, and I think I should be able to decide what apps I want to be on it. I will write a letter to Verizon complaining.
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{edit for TOS violation}
If you remove certain apps that came in the phone, you will never be able to update it.
~John
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