Today after my phone reset, I had an icon for "The Smurf's Village" on my menu page that linked to some Blackberry Preload screen. This is not software I've downloaded and it appeared basically out of thin air.
Yes, its a t-mobile service book icon. If you want to get rid of it, you can go ahead and go to Options and then Service Books and look for the book that says something like smurf village[browserconfig] i found it and deleted it and the icon got erased! this works for any other icon that you don't want like the myspace one just make sure it says "[browserconfig] at the end.
It's pushed by T-Mo so even if you do delete it from your service books, it will be back on your next restart. Create a new folder for things like these pushed launchers and hide it.
T-Mobile is famous for this garbage and I hate it, but it's probably one of the only things that keeps them afloat as a business because they otherwise have the worst business sense and competence.
I had this app pushed to me as well. Just hide it, bingo-bango!
Got to love beyondthebox's comments on TMobile...I have had every carrier minis big Red and by far have been the happiest on TMobile....burns me suck arse Att is buying them up...
A lot of carriers push crap onto people's phones. Just isn't TMobile doing it.
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Yeah it freaked me out today when i rebooted the phone after a bbm update. What the **** is Pappa Smurf doing on my phone. i was about to start another thread then decided to search this first. i honestly thought it was a vulnerability that was exploited and someone was waiting for me to click the icon to install some sort of malware. I hate when companies do this. I almost put on my tin foil hat.