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| https://forums.freedompop.com/discussion/9504/how-do-you-disable-freedompops-integration-with-the-android-dialer | |
| nickjuly4nickjuly4 Posts: 10FreedomPop Newbie | |
| February 3 edited February 3 | |
| I found a way to disable the integration with Android dialer that seems to work, though it requires a rooted device and a root file explorer (like Root Browser) unless there's some other way to do it. | |
| - Launch Root Browser (or any other root file explorer) | |
| - Navigate to the root directory of your phone (in Root Browser tap the home icon in the top left corner of the screen) | |
| - Navigate to the /data/data/com.freedompop.phone/shared_prefs/ folder | |
| - Tap com.freedompop.phone_preferences.xml file, then RB Text Editor (if using Root Browser) | |
| - Scroll to the bottom of the file and tap the end of the second line (before </map>), then press enter | |
| - Either manually type or copy and paste the following text: | |
| <boolean name="integrate_with_native_dialer" value="false" /> | |
| - Save the file (the floppy icon on the top right corner of Root Browser) then press back and restart your phone | |
| - Launch the Settings app, then go to Apps, then go to the FreedomPop Messaging app and press Force Stop, then press OK. | |
| - You should be able to use the regular dialer now. |
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