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Updates kill shortcuts or widgets sometimes. Just delete it and reload it see what happens. I've had to do it after certain updates many times.
Or it might just be NWO! Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk
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Re: Google able to remove apps from our phones?
This is what I'm thinking happened.
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Re: Google able to remove apps from our phones?
I'll tell you what happened to me...
My kids get a hold of my phone and delete my shortcuts. lol. p. |
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Re: Google able to remove apps from our phones?
Titanium Pro Back Up is what's happening.
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Re: Google able to remove apps from our phones?
Not rooted.
No good for me. I wish there was a good backup app for us nonrooters. p. |
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