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Status bar icon identify
- Thread starter ShaNicole
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It is an app notification because technically they all are. If it's on the opposite side of the screen to the battery and signal items it's a user-installed app too.
It's not one I recognise. Has an ecclesiastical appearance to me, but that doesn't necessarily mean it actually is a prayer app. The simplest way to know is almost certainly to ask the person whose phone it is on.
It's not one I recognise. Has an ecclesiastical appearance to me, but that doesn't necessarily mean it actually is a prayer app. The simplest way to know is almost certainly to ask the person whose phone it is on.
Looks like something from the Louis Vuitton "LV" pattern.
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Thanks. Yes it is opposite the battery icon so it is a user installed app. I didn't know if there was a way to look it up or if anyone had seen it before. It is from a screenshot someone sent me and I really don't want to get into everything asking them would involve so...ehhh. Thanks for your replies.
Well you can do a reverse image search with Google, which very occasionally produces a useful answer for these questions. In your case I didn't get anything I couldn't see for myself: lots of different types of crosses but no accurate matches,
nickdalzell
Extreme Android User
For anyone who has strange icons up top, just swipe down and see what the notification reads. I'll bet it's some type of spam notification about 'hot girls now!' or 'Free iPad! Claim yours!'.
FYI, NEVER click on them or give any data to them. This is an old type of scam I was familar with during Android 2.3's heyday, called 'AirPush spam'. The scams took many forms, heart, star, or various other random symbols posing as notifications. Almost always from an app from the likes of Cheetah Mobile. Uninstall any RAM cleaners, battery savers, and 'CPU Cooler' apps. They're useless.
FYI, NEVER click on them or give any data to them. This is an old type of scam I was familar with during Android 2.3's heyday, called 'AirPush spam'. The scams took many forms, heart, star, or various other random symbols posing as notifications. Almost always from an app from the likes of Cheetah Mobile. Uninstall any RAM cleaners, battery savers, and 'CPU Cooler' apps. They're useless.