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can we stop whatsApp for some time in bb10 when mobile is connected to internet
can we stop only whatsap

I check RUN IN BACKGROUND permission dsnt work for whatsap .This app permission cant block whatsap message even we denied this permition for whatsap. is there way to stop whatsapp msjs in BlackBerry 10

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what is run in background permission
dsnt work at all
even if I block all permission but cant stop whatsapp
even I tried this in android whatsap these permission dsnt work for any app haha

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[indie_b]

Have you tried closing whatsapp via the device monitor?

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Have you tried closing whatsapp via the device monitor?

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just check it also dsnt work

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[gvs1341]

Try this (*might* work).

Turn on Parental Controls and in there disable/ toggle off WhatsApp.

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Try this (*might* work).

Turn on Parental Controls and in there disable/ toggle off WhatsApp.

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WhatsApp is not available in parental controls haha we have to disable all apps

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less answers in a good and worthy thread
were the hell are crackberry users hah

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[tollfeeder]

WhatsApp seems to have 'special' permissions. It runs on start up and restarts even if you kill it. It's designed to be always on. Not all permissions are accessible by the user. You can read it up on the BlackBerry developer pages. If you don't want WhatsApp to run - remove it! (or try to reach out to the dev in the beta thread if he wants to implement such feature but I really doubt it's going to happen)

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[paulwallace1234]

WhatsApp seems to have 'special' permissions. It runs on start up and restarts even if you kill it. It's designed to be always on. Not all permissions are accessible by the user. You can read it up on the BlackBerry developer pages. If you don't want WhatsApp to run - remove it! (or try to reach out to the dev in the beta thread if he wants to implement such feature but I really doubt it's going to happen)

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They even had Apps which killed the process removed from various stores, they really want it running.

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RUN IN BACKGROUND app permission dsnt work for any for anyyyyyy app man hah
bb10 cant block any app for temporary

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[paulwallace1234]

RUN IN BACKGROUND app permission dsnt work for any for anyyyyyy app man hah
bb10 cant block any app for temporary

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You don't understand the permissions model of BlackBerry 10.

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[stevobbm]

Deleting whatsapp would stop it.

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[eywong]

WhatsApp seems to have 'special' permissions. It runs on start up and restarts even if you kill it. It's designed to be always on. Not all permissions are accessible by the user. You can read it up on the BlackBerry developer pages. If you don't want WhatsApp to run - remove it! (or try to reach out to the dev in the beta thread if he wants to implement such feature but I really doubt it's going to happen)

This is WhatsApp Support Team's response to my query, 24 July:
"WhatsApp does not have a logout mechanism. You are automatically offline after 5 minutes of inactivity, but you will continue to receive messages and calls without issues.
Just like voice and SMS, WhatsApp is always on. We understand that this may raise concerns about battery life and data usage, but rest assured that we take these issues very seriously and strive to conserve battery and data as much as possible. We continue to make improvements in every version."