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It's all a money thing - Toyota is making money by forcing you to have them as part of your radio stuff. Then a new download, then an install of everything back into the Media unit and the annoying pop-up is gone - but the apps are present again - just not bugging me to link with them. UPDATE: 1403 Just spoke to another Toyota Brand Rep (Carlos) - we had to completely remove all my personal info such as contacts & Apps they installed. Anyone out there ever deal with such a thing? I just talked to Toyota (after a 3 person run-around) and they can't help because my 4Runner is not equipped with the SOS button - how weird is that? Some entity is trying to hold me up for the $4 monthly fee to make it go away. I don't know what the heck it is and I don't really don't care - I just want it to go away! It is now becoming a safety hazard due to it's constant display request.

All of a sudden I am getting a constant pop-up on my display requesting I link up to LiveXLive APP. I'm going into my 4th week of ownership of a 2019 4Runner TRD Off road vehicle.

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