You can turn it off by disabling or uninstalling the app.
-
You can turn it off by disabling or uninstalling the app. Not trying to defend google here, but for clarity "whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off" refers to the app not following standard android procedure for killing background processes from how i understand it. So you actually have to fully disable it in the system settings, not just swipe it away.
-
You can turn it off by disabling or uninstalling the app. Not trying to defend google here, but for clarity "whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off" refers to the app not following standard android procedure for killing background processes from how i understand it. So you actually have to fully disable it in the system settings, not just swipe it away.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Nope. It's a user space app not tied to services. You just uninstall the app.
It's only an issue if it comes pre installed via retailer or manufacter. This includes pixels.
-
Nope. It's a user space app not tied to services. You just uninstall the app.
It's only an issue if it comes pre installed via retailer or manufacter. This includes pixels.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I assume it will be force fed to users on all commercial Android 16 phones soon.
-
I assume it will be force fed to users on all commercial Android 16 phones soon.
Whatever you need to tell yourself for creating fake news
️. -
Whatever you need to tell yourself for creating fake news
️.Its funny to me how people see Microsoft doing exactly this and then genuinely believe that all the other technofascist companies wont do the same. How naive can you be.
-
You can turn it off by disabling or uninstalling the app. Not trying to defend google here, but for clarity "whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off" refers to the app not following standard android procedure for killing background processes from how i understand it. So you actually have to fully disable it in the system settings, not just swipe it away.
What app? I don't have any Gemini app on my phone and I still have that malware popping up everywhere
-
Its funny to me how people see Microsoft doing exactly this and then genuinely believe that all the other technofascist companies wont do the same. How naive can you be.
And yet I'm not posting fake news as facts, curious.
-
What app? I don't have any Gemini app on my phone and I still have that malware popping up everywhere
Have you checked in your system apps for Gemini or Bard? I have it disabled but the apk is still on my device under the "bard" name.
-
Have you checked in your system apps for Gemini or Bard? I have it disabled but the apk is still on my device under the "bard" name.
Is there a special place for system apps ? Search either Gemini or bard in the app list returns nothing
-
Is there a special place for system apps ? Search either Gemini or bard in the app list returns nothing
Settings>Apps>See All>Select the context menu at the top right of the screen>Show System Apps
Then search for Assistant, Bard, Gemini and AI. Depending on your device it might be reskinned or stuffed into a different app that has been updated (Google Assistant for example at one point could be configured into a Gemini frontend)
-
Nope. It's a user space app not tied to services. You just uninstall the app.
It's only an issue if it comes pre installed via retailer or manufacter. This includes pixels.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Edit:
Fuck, I'm wrong, you’re right. I must have spot checked the Gemini fan club or something out of my end users. Still don't know how all our luddite inter-office mail couriers got it.
Looks like Google has added a Gemini options page to Android settings regardless of the app install, which is where my confusion on my own device came from.
::: spoiler Old post
So... it's only an issue for any phone still pulling normal updates through Google Play.That would still be the majority buddy.
::: -
Settings>Apps>See All>Select the context menu at the top right of the screen>Show System Apps
Then search for Assistant, Bard, Gemini and AI. Depending on your device it might be reskinned or stuffed into a different app that has been updated (Google Assistant for example at one point could be configured into a Gemini frontend)
Thanks, unfortunately nothing there. Even though I get notifications telling me to use it, and my assistant was replaced by that turd. Guess I'll end up switching roms to avoid it
-
Edit:
Fuck, I'm wrong, you’re right. I must have spot checked the Gemini fan club or something out of my end users. Still don't know how all our luddite inter-office mail couriers got it.
Looks like Google has added a Gemini options page to Android settings regardless of the app install, which is where my confusion on my own device came from.
::: spoiler Old post
So... it's only an issue for any phone still pulling normal updates through Google Play.That would still be the majority buddy.
:::I have a stock pixel 6a. I just uninstalled the app a couple days ago. Nothing new popped up yet (And I'm pretty sure it was only installed because I tested it ages ago when it first came out)
-
Edit:
Fuck, I'm wrong, you’re right. I must have spot checked the Gemini fan club or something out of my end users. Still don't know how all our luddite inter-office mail couriers got it.
Looks like Google has added a Gemini options page to Android settings regardless of the app install, which is where my confusion on my own device came from.
::: spoiler Old post
So... it's only an issue for any phone still pulling normal updates through Google Play.That would still be the majority buddy.
:::Nope. Not sure where you got that from. You need to install the app
-
Whatever you need to tell yourself for creating fake news
️.I have the app and can't uninstall it. It's marked as a system app, so it can't be removed
-
I have the app and can't uninstall it. It's marked as a system app, so it can't be removed
That is a carrier or phone model issue then.