I wonder if you have encountered this situation. When we open an APP, some quick application pop-up advertisements will pop up on the mobile phone, and sometimes they will jump directly to a certain interface, and then jump immediately after returning, going back and forth, which will greatly affect the experience.
The most annoying thing is that you can’t do it. After uninstalling it, you come back on your own. You even occasionally "intermittently go crazy". It won’t come out all the time, but it will always exist, which is very popular.
searched online and found that there are not a few victims of "Quick Application".
You can see complaints everywhere...
"What is that quick application? It's a ghost and forced to stop and will pop up from time to time";
"The quick application has something wrong, I've closed it 3 times and still gave it to me. Can you uninstall it? Brother";
"Is it good that the inventor of the fast application died on the spot? It jumped for no reason, all permissions are turned off, the data is completely cleaned up, and it can still jump, it is useless to occupy memory, it is garbage"...
can be seen, they are both victims of the Internet "fast application" and users have suffered for a long time!
So what is the "fast application" of the rogue software that is comparable to the "cancer"?
According to the official website, Quick application is a new application form based on the mobile phone hardware platform . The standard is jointly formulated by a fast application alliance composed of mainstream mobile phone manufacturers.
Quick Application has a complete application experience of traditional APPs. Users can enjoy the performance experience of native applications without installing and downloading, click-and-click to use; at the same time, it covers 1 billion devices, deeply integrates with the operating system, and explores new application scenarios.
In short, it is probably an application development framework and running engine similar to a mini program and built into the mobile phone. It is designed to develop quickly and click-and-click.
Although the developer's starting point is good, with the proliferation of pop-up advertisements, quick applications have now become the hardest hit area for malicious advertising, and users are deeply disturbed by it and their experience has dropped significantly.
So is there any way to close it?
The following provides you with different mobile phone brands to close. You can try it:
Xiaomi
Click to set in turn Search for "Safety" More security settings Web link call service Close.
Huawei
Huawei users can restrict or shut down the fast application jump function through the following methods: Application Market My Quick Application Management My Settings Manage Web Page Call Select web page call prompt/prohibit web page call.
Among them, users with the Quick Application Center in version 12.5 and above can use My Quick Application Management My Quick Application Permission Management to perform web page evocation permission management on Quick Applications separately.
OPPO
OPPO Users can enter the settings (application) Application Management Application List The upper right corner ":" displays the system program Search for "Quick App" Open by default Open the supported link, select "Don't allow the app to open the link" or "Don't open it in this app again".
Then enter the "Software Store" APP Search for "Quick Application Center" Click to enter the arrow on the right of My "Recently Used" Find the corresponding software Click ":" on the right of the software to evoke settings, close the "Web page link evoke service" button to close the "Quick Application" service.
VIVO
VIVO Users can set System Application Settings Quick Application Quick Application Management Receive Notification Close OK Quick Application Jump Management Jump Quick Application in APP Close.
If your phone is another brand and is also suffering from "fast application", you can go to Baidu to check the method to close it. I won't introduce it in detail here~
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