Motorola phones receiving random notification: “Test for Ricardo”(old.reddit.com)
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Motorola phones receiving random notification: “Test for Ricardo”
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Well it's a test, so I suppose the only logical response is for everyone who received it, to open a Motorola Support ticket to indicate the success?
That's for the "noobs". If you're semi-knowleegable, you google it, find the ticket, and add 527th comment saying "this happened to me too!".
Even on GitHub where the supposed experts hang out I see this behavior...
Even on GitHub where the supposed experts hang out I see this behavior...
Sure, for open projects.
But most closed projects and commercial services, the bugdbs are most certainly neither customer-facing nor self-service. You'll never find it by Search, and the only way to "me too" is with a Contact Support session.
But most closed projects and commercial services, the bugdbs are most certainly neither customer-facing nor self-service. You'll never find it by Search, and the only way to "me too" is with a Contact Support session.
Moderator top comment states:
> We've learned that this was a Motorola test that shouldn't have gone to end-users and there's nothing else to add.
> We've learned that this was a Motorola test that shouldn't have gone to end-users and there's nothing else to add.
Oddly enough I only received it on a 2015 moto x4 running Android 9 with the Device Help app on version 11.5.9 at 4:40 pm UTC on 8/25/2023. No permissions granted.
Well.. that explains away today's WTF moment...
I had assumed it was the cat doing something to the phone while I was asleep. ;-)
I had assumed it was the cat doing something to the phone while I was asleep. ;-)
Same here - same phone & OS - Moto x4, Android 9. I'd love to believe it's an innocuous mis-released test notification, but this would be the first time in all my years of having android devices I've seen one; seems like a bit of a red flag to me . . .
It isn't really a red flag, just an accident. It happens to the best of us. AirBnB did something similar:
https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/17/23309796/airbnb-android-u...
Moto g play (2019) received it mid-morning. It's probably going out in waves to anyone running "Moto Help Service"
There's a thread on Reddit r/TechSupport on this. Moto phones worldwide getting the notification.