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Please excuse the loose relation to this specific aspect of their relationship, but there's something bothering me about Google & Evernote. I recently set up a

Please excuse the loose relation to this specific aspect of their relationship, but there's something bothering me about Google & Evernote. I recently set up a consumer grade LG Android smartphone. A few days later I got a push notification inviting me to install Evernote[1]. I wonder who gets paid for that: the telco, LG, or Google? How does one unsubscribe from such app adverts? By disabling Google Play Store notifications? I really didn't know push ads for apps are a thing. Besides the annoyance, it seems like an unfair advantage over all the other top apps. [1] https://cl.ly/2U0K2H3S071E https://cl.ly/2U0K2H3S071E

alwan 10y ago
This is by LG
johansch 10y ago
> I wonder who gets paid for that: the telco, LG, or Google? Almost certainly the OEM (LG) or the telco. I have seen a lot of bundle/notification/ad deals from both types of entities, but never from Google.
efraim 10y ago
Tap and hold the notification and Android will show you what app it belongs to. You can also view the most recent notifications in Android settings.
- some1else 10y ago
  Thanks!! I was hoping someone might drop a tip like that, so I kept the notification around. Indeed.. After a long press, it reveals that it's owned by the Evernote[1] app. Apparently it comes preinstalled. The gear button results in a crash, but I was able to block notifications under the info icon. Probably best to take the time and purge all the bundled apps, before another one pops up. [1] https://d17oy1vhnax1f7.cloudfront.net/items/1Q1L2Y2f3R3v0m1n3v20/16667748_10154110255416571_1615101833_o.png?v=32ac7a0d https://d17oy1vhnax1f7.cloudfront.net/items/1Q1L2Y2f3R3v0m1n...
nolok 10y ago
It's LG. HTC used to (maybe still) do the same.
criddell 10y ago
I have the Kindle app on my phone and it sends a notification just about every day. I didn't mind because often their recommendations were interesting to me and I would occasionally buy the book they were pushing. Then they started pushing magazines. I wish there was some way to tell Amazon that I'm not going to subscribe to a magazine. I ended up turning off notifications.
some1else 10y ago
I just realized I can make another ~700 polite off-topic questions, before my karma runs out. That's actually very acceptable :-D. First time I see it as currency.

alwan 10y ago

This is by LG

johansch 10y ago

> I wonder who gets paid for that: the telco, LG, or Google? Almost certainly the OEM (LG) or the telco. I have seen a lot of bundle/notification/ad deals from both types of entities, but never from Google.

efraim 10y ago

Tap and hold the notification and Android will show you what app it belongs to. You can also view the most recent notifications in Android settings.

some1else 10y ago
Thanks!! I was hoping someone might drop a tip like that, so I kept the notification around. Indeed.. After a long press, it reveals that it's owned by the Evernote[1] app. Apparently it comes preinstalled. The gear button results in a crash, but I was able to block notifications under the info icon. Probably best to take the time and purge all the bundled apps, before another one pops up. [1] https://d17oy1vhnax1f7.cloudfront.net/items/1Q1L2Y2f3R3v0m1n3v20/16667748_10154110255416571_1615101833_o.png?v=32ac7a0d https://d17oy1vhnax1f7.cloudfront.net/items/1Q1L2Y2f3R3v0m1n...

nolok 10y ago

It's LG. HTC used to (maybe still) do the same.

criddell 10y ago

I have the Kindle app on my phone and it sends a notification just about every day. I didn't mind because often their recommendations were interesting to me and I would occasionally buy the book they were pushing. Then they started pushing magazines. I wish there was some way to tell Amazon that I'm not going to subscribe to a magazine. I ended up turning off notifications.

some1else 10y ago

I just realized I can make another ~700 polite off-topic questions, before my karma runs out. That's actually very acceptable :-D. First time I see it as currency.