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seriouslyfrustr
Newbie Caller
Hace 3 años

Game Spotlight

A notification popped up on my phone today about Game Spotlight. Finding no other option to discard or disable this message I did the "tap to set it up", hoping to see a way to disable it. After tapp...
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  • Maia's avatar
    Maia
    Hace 3 años

    I don't remember seeing this before so it might be a new feature, but you now have the option to disable Game Spotlight.

     

    1. "Pull down" on the notification to expand it

    2. Click "Spotlight Settings" on the bottom left

    3. Choose how often you want to discover a new game then hit "Done"

     

    Note: If you choose "Never" it will warn you that if you proceed, you will never have the chance to sign up for Game Spotlight again.

     

     

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C_mariie829
Network Novice
Hace 3 años
Den_1 wrote:

I'm already sick of the Game Spotlight.  I agree with the others...no way to turn it off!  Geeeez!  This is terrible service.  I would much prefer to have T-Mobile provide better calling service.  Every time I have to make a phone call, I have to turn WiFi OFF and restart my phone.  Going to customer service is useless, because one of the first things the pre-recorded message tells you is that most problems can be resolved by restarting your phone!  I NEVER had this problem with Verizon!  The home internet service from T-Mobile is the reason I switched and I'm very happy with it, but the phone service is terrible!  Hey, T-Mobile - focus on the basics!

 

 

This happened to my BF phone.  You need a new Sim card.  More than likely you had sprint when the turk happened and or you haven't upgraded your Sim to the 5G.  His is all good now 

 

I'm having the same spotlight problem.  I can not get this off my phone.  Every week downloading stupid things