I've got a Verizon Note 5 and I'd prefer to do no updates at this time. Can I disable OTA updates in system or PackageDisabler? I'd like to do more than just ignore the persistent notification... Thus far my attempts have failed.
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I rooted and upgraded my Nexus One to Froyo 2.2 (Build FRF50) long before T-Mobile started rolling out their OTA update to 2.2.
Now that they are updating all their Nexus One users I'm getting the "System update available" notification every all the time I use my phone.
Is there a way to remove the Update Available message?
Simply attempt to install it, you will reboot into the amon_ra recovery menu which will show that the update failed. The message will then go away.
Was wondering if there was a way to block all Verizon updates without root. I keep getting notifications to install the latest update (the one that gives Advanced Calling 1.0) but I don't want to install it in case it causes issues. Is there a way to remove/block this update feature without root? Thanks
Is it possible to disable system update check? Looking to stay on 4.4 for the time being. I tried following a procedure for the Nexus 5 but the services don't appear to be the same.
edit: figured it out. rooted, disabled moto OTA services. sweet SWEET kitkat.
I rooted my device last month but I keep getting annoying notification to install update. Tried multiple times but failed, I know that OTA updates can be installed after unrooting but is there any other way?
I haven't been getting the monthly auto OTA's on my Magisk rooted Pixel 3XL any more. I understand from another thread that Google has changed the update software so that the first time it sees a new update, it checks to see if the phone is rooted, and it is sets a flag that prevents the download for that month.
I like using the install to inactive slot after OTA method in Magisk, which of course I can't use without Google doing the auto OTA download.
1) Is it possible to make this method work with a manually downloaded OTA from the factory site.
2) Is there a way to trick the update software into doing the download even though I'm rooted? I know some people do this by unrooting just before the new update comes available. Given how variable these release dates can be, this doesn't appeal to me.