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Although the suggestions that you made did not directly help me to find the solution, they spurred me to find the iheart app which I was then able to delete and solve the problem. Thanks
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The message has suddenly appeared without any effort on my part to connect to iheart radio. I tried turning the phone on and off and restarting it but the message persists. I went into the message but there doesn't seem to be any option to kill it.<br><br>
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The message has suddenly appeared without any effort on my part to connect to iheart radio. I tried turning the phone on and off and restarting it but the message persists. I went into the message but there doesn't seem to be any option to kill it.


Although the suggestions that you made did not directly help me to find the solution, they spurred me to find the iheart app which I was then able to delete and solve the problem. Thanks

My Android phone has come up with a message create an account to use Iheart radio. How do I get rid of it?


The message has suddenly appeared without any effort on my part to connect to iheart radio. I tried turning the phone on and off and restarting it but the message persists. I went into the message but there doesn&#39;t seem to be any option to kill it.

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