@Anonymous wrote:
Yes, almost everyone is on vacation. That’s okay, right?
I gave your question to an employee who will look into it. I can’t say more at the moment. But the MA has a few other topics, so I can’t tell you when there will be an answer.
Guido
Oops, sorry, the posts crossed over there. Thanks for passing it on and then I’ll keep quiet again.
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I’ve had this happen several times in the last 3 days. Coming since the last system update. The system apps that trigger this can be found under “Settings” - Apps & permissions" - “Advanced” - “Special app access” - Access to Premium SMS". I simply set this to “Never allow”.
Premium SMS incurs costs that are billed to the telephone provider if you send Premium SMS via an app.
Greeting
Mark
Hello,
I didn’t find any viruses/malware on my device…
In “Accès aux SMS Premium”, I see the two popups that I got:
I found traces of these two services in Android source code. And both appear to be “legitimate”.
I turned off under the phone app -> Settings -> Voicemail -> Voice mailbox. Everything is quiet at the moment…
Greeting
Cedric
Hello everyone
We understand the reason for the message and are working with Google to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
I just want to say that we are currently working on making Visual Voicemail available for Android devices. In this context, there may have been a misunderstanding between Google and us.
And I know that there will now be another 1,000 requests for details, but I won’t be able to say more about it at the moment. In any case, it’s completely harmless, but I understand that it’s definitely annoying.
Guido
@ombrelino wrote:
That’s just the voicemail app that wants to query the voice mailbox or change things at Swisscom.
Turn off under the phone app - settings - voicemail.
greetings
Thomas
That’s the solution, mark it
As soon as voicemail is available for Android, you can activate it again.
Hello Swisscom
Are you SERIOUS? I called about the problem 2 days ago and was told that it couldn’t possibly come from you, that it was my device that was producing these messages and that I should even expect that I had viruses on my device. I should contact Sony. They couldn’t help me much either. Then I wanted to have the number blocked by you and I was told that that wasn’t possible and that I should go to a shop. Since I know that the answer will come back to factory settings, I did that myself. and the message came right back. And because I was told on the phone that it was my device’s fault, I bought an iPhone that arrived in the mail today. Thanks for nothing!
It’s not about the return policy, but rather that I was told on the phone that the error was definitely not theirs and didn’t suggest that they investigate the matter. They said I should go to Sony and then the issue was sorted out for them. She even referred me to the paid service, which luckily told me that it couldn’t do anything for me. I hope I wasn’t charged for this information. And whether the problem was known or not, I can’t help it. She could have at least offered to pass it on to me and let them look into the case. I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who called because she knew the number because it was already listed as blocked in the system.
