ANT Radio Service - Connect & sync devices

So, basically, I never asked for it, don't need it, not using it, don't want it, and can't even get rid of it. Other than that, everything is great! Nobody really uses 'ant' outside the USA, and even there, not as often.

Oh, those reviews talking about being tracked and Big Brother watching have no clue about how mobile technology actually operates. You're not being tracked through this app. People are tracked by their cell phone provider using the IMEI number, SIM card information like AT&T, or tower connections like Sprint. You can easily turn off, disable, uninstall, or block updates to prevent this tracking.

I totally get where you're coming from! It's frustrating when you buy a phone but can't decide on every single app that's on there. It's so annoying to see that a big chunk of your space is already taken up by apps you didn't even choose. I mean, why should we be stuck with apps we don't need, right? You should be able to uninstall any app you want if it's your own device. It's really disappointing to see so many people complaining about this issue with no response or action taken. It just feels like bad customer service to me.

Hey, chill out! So, it's not like a radio or anything, it's just an FM frequency to link up Smart Watches and Fit Bit kind of gadgets with your phone. I got a Fitbit last Christmas, and then this app popped up on my phone out of the blue. It wasn't already there on my Samsung S8. They've started putting it on newer models to make syncing with Smart Watches easier. Basically, it helps your watch and phone app talk to each other. And hey, don't worry, it's not some sneaky Spyware or annoying adware.

So, basically, I couldn't uninstall this feature. It would have been nice if they had explained what exactly 'enabling ANT and ANT+' does. They say it allows FitBit and similar devices to connect to the internet, but when I turned it off, nothing bad happened. The pre-installed apps that I don't use take up space and make it hard to download apps that I actually want to use.

So basically, there's this super sketchy app that you should definitely avoid downloading. It's like a playground for hackers to snoop on everything you do. And here's the kicker - once it's on your phone, it's like a sticky gum that you just can't get rid of or turn off. This sneaky app goes full Sherlock Holmes on you, tracking your every move and peeking into your private stuff. Stay alert and steer clear!

So basically, this app somehow sneaked its way into my device without me knowing or agreeing to it. I've never even heard of it before and now it's just there, being a nuisance. No matter what I try to do - clearing data, revoking permissions, uninstalling updates, force stopping, disabling - it keeps coming back and taking up space on my device. It's frustrating because it's preventing me from updating the apps that I actually want to use. These types of unwanted apps are just a hassle and really annoying.

Hey there! So, the radio app you have also has a plug-in service. It might seem a bit confusing why you can't open both apps, right? It's totally understandable to feel like you're not sure what these apps are for. If you're thinking, "What's going on here? Why do I need these on my phone?" - you're not alone! If you want some help understanding these apps and how they work, it's totally okay to ask someone. And if you decide to uninstall these two apps from your phone, don't worry too much about losing any data or anything like that. Just make sure to back up any important information or settings before you remove them. Don't hesitate to reach out for help if you need more guidance on this!

It seems like me and many others in the reviews have no idea how we ended up with this app that we can't delete from our phones! How does this app have 4 stars? If I could, I would give it a negative rating! Please remove yourself from everyone's device, you're just wasting space that we don't want!

Well, like, this App is like built into the system, so in my opinion, it shouldn't even be up for review. But, you know, since it is, and I really don't think any of my apps ever use it, plus I can't even delete it, it's basically just eating up another 15 to 20 megabytes of space on my phone. And honestly, that's space that I really can't spare.