How do I KILL the Amazon App?
I had a momentary lapse in judgment and turned on the Amazon shopping app that I've always kept buried. Now the stupid thing has access to every part of my Q10 Even though during the installation it said that I could revoke permissions later! It now has my cell number, unique device ID, can tell when I'm on the phone, can use the camera without my input to take pictures or video, can record from the microphone if it wants to, gets location, shared files, pretty much EVERYTHING I refuse to give to any app!!!
Had I known that it would burrow into my device like a tick into a dog I would NEVER have opened it! As is I've been angry with BlackBerry for a long time for putting it into the OS so tightly that you can't ever delete the app! I rarely use the Amazon app store anymore since nearly every app wants the same ridiculous privacy invasion as well. Whenever I try to install an app that behaves like that I instantly delete it without fully installing it and leave a sharp review telling WHY I dumped it!
If I do a total factory reset will that remove this pustulent slime from my Q10? Or when the OS reinstalls will it "remember" it had all of those permissions??
I don't care what others think, I'm seriously pissed off! Bad enough that BlackBerry forced the buying app onto our device's, but allowing such a total privacy invasion without warning that it won't uninstall is sleazy behavior!
Please, does anyone know how to kill this? I just wanted to see what the app only deal was but will NEVER use my cell phone to make a purchase.
Just my $.02, YMMV ! ;-) sent via my Q10