How do I get rid of the software update notification on Galaxy s7?

How do I get rid of the software update notification on Galaxy s7?

Removing the system software update notification icon

  1. From your Home screen, tap the Application screen icon.
  2. Find and tap Settings > Apps & notifications > App info.
  3. Tap the menu (three vertical dots), then tap Show system.
  4. Find and tap Software update.
  5. Tap Storage > CLEAR DATA.

How do I get rid of the software update notification on my Samsung?

  1. Find and tap Settings > Apps & notifications > See all [number of apps] apps.
  2. Tap the menu icon (three vertical dots) > Show system.
  3. Find and tap Software update.
  4. Tap Storage > CLEAR DATA.

How does OTA update work android?

OTA updates are designed to upgrade the underlying operating system, the read-only apps installed on the system partition, and/or time zone rules; these updates do not affect applications installed by the user from Google Play.

How to disable or enable Ota notifications on Android?

Swipe down the notification panel and tap and hold the OTA notification card. Now tap the info icon. Doing so will take you the App notifications page for Google Play services. Just tap the Block option to enable or disable update notifications. You will notice that the “system update available” notification has disappeared. Done!

Are there any OTA updates for Android 4.4?

But Google rapidly fired two minor OTA updates 4.4.3 and 4.4.4 out-of-the-canon that are mainly concerned with the few minor bug fixes and security updates. After that day, every manufacturer had lined up providing new updates to the users with their custom touch as well.

Is it safe to freeze OTA update notifications?

Before going to the procedure, let’s be clear that the OTA update notification is a service that is included in the Google Service Framework which is a system app. Freezing it will do more harm than good, as many apps misbehave when you freeze the system apps. So we should attack only particular service of the app, not the entire army of services.