If I copy something and then I open Google
I don't know where Google or the other apps paste what's on my clipboard.
This started recently.
How to stop this from happening?
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The mighty Samsung Galaxy S22 UltraWhich phone/OS version?
Turning off Google play Services may stop it.
Any recent updates/upgrades?
Possible malware...
In Security Administrators disable Find My Device, now the button in active.The mighty Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
There is no option to turn OFF Google Play Services (button is greyed out).
Received couple of Google Play System updates yesterday. I'm not 100% sure if this started after that though.
You mean this?I don't think it is malware. But surely a bug.
I don't want to clear my clipboard history (which is possible using Samsung keyboard). And I don't think doing that will fix the problem either.
Will it delete the app data for Google Play Services (I don't want to do that)? Please see attachment.In Security Administrators disable Find My Device, now the button in active.
Just remembered that this problem was there even before the updates yesterday. I had made a post on this about 10 days back.
Thank you. I forgot about this button completely. I wish there was a way to remove it so I don't click on it accidentally.
Nope... doesn't harm anything.Will it delete the app data for Google Play Services (I don't want to do that)? Please see attachment.
The update before that update, etcJust remembered that this problem was there even before the updates yesterday. I had made a post on this about 10 days back.
You're welcome. It's a security risk to let them pile up. The storage is limited to a finite number of items anyway.Thank you. I forgot about this button completely. I wish there was a way to remove it so I don't click on it accidentally.
Try clearing the system cache.
Forgot the attachment in the previous comment.
Update: Deleted Google Play Services cache and it didn't help.
At the moment, factory reset is not something I want to do. I hope an update would fix this.Unfortunately android is so finicky the only options I would recommend is to do a full wipe and see if the issue remains. If it does, it is most likely another stupid android quirk (like notifcations unlocking your phone when the screen lock type is set to "none"), and the only permanent fix is to not use any google/samsung apps, keyboards, etc. because they all stink
If you have done a major firmware upgrade without doing a factory reset... it's time to.At the moment, factory reset is not something I want to do. I hope an update would fix this.
At the moment, factory reset is not something I want to do. I hope an update would fix this.
My device is fully stock.You could do a full Nandroid backup which you can revert in case resetting did not fix the problem. Then troubleshoot by resetting to determine if this issue is an actual bug or not. If it is indeed a bug then good luck and hopefully your backup restores properly so you dont have to redo everything.
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In Security Administrators disable Find My Device, now the button in active.The mighty Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
There is no option to turn OFF Google Play Services (button is greyed out).
Received couple of Google Play System updates yesterday. I'm not 100% sure if this started after that though.
You mean this?I don't think it is malware. But surely a bug.
I don't want to clear my clipboard history (which is possible using Samsung keyboard). And I don't think doing that will fix the problem either.
Nope... doesn't harm anything.Will it delete the app data for Google Play Services (I don't want to do that)? Please see attachment.
The update before that update, etcJust remembered that this problem was there even before the updates yesterday. I had made a post on this about 10 days back.
You're welcome. It's a security risk to let them pile up. The storage is limited to a finite number of items anyway.Thank you. I forgot about this button completely. I wish there was a way to remove it so I don't click on it accidentally.
If you have done a major firmware upgrade without doing a factory reset... it's time to.At the moment, factory reset is not something I want to do. I hope an update would fix this.