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If you are using the Android OS originally installed on the phone, you can deactivate many of these at the OS level (not baseband) using ADB. This does not requ
by kornhole 4y ago
If you are using the Android OS originally installed on the phone, you can deactivate many of these at the OS level (not baseband) using ADB. This does not require rooting. An easy way to find and deactivate these codes is to use the UAD (Universal Android Debloater) found on Github.
- zulban 4y agoYes. I can confirm this worked on a non rooted phone in Canada. GUI settings were being ignored. I think the first alert I confirmed not getting was for a weather warning 500 km away.
- mehdix 4y agoNot-surprisingly, my rooted Android 9 phone didn't receive any alert, while my non-root device did.
- brainchild-adam 4y agoThank you for pointing me in this direction. I will have a look at this.