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zamudiovsky

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Sep 17, 2012
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I have an iPod 5 with a jailbreak and I installed Whatsapp on it, today I got this weird blue thing on my icon and I don't know what it is or how to get rid of it!

does anyone know what it is and how to remove it?
 

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That is related to an installed tweak and has nothing to do with Whatsapp specifically. It think it is an icon indicating that a program is on BatteryDoctorPro's whitelist.
 
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That is related to an installed tweak and has nothing to do with Whatsapp specifically. It believe it is an icon indicating that a program is on BatteryDoctorPro's whitelist.

But what does that mean? does it mean that it drains too much battery? and is there a way to remove it?
 
But what does that mean? does it mean that it drains too much battery? and is there a way to remove it?

I think that it has something to do with BatteryDoctorPro not killing the app when it kills all running apps, or something like that, but I do not have that tweak so I cannot say for sure. I just remember someone else on this forum wondering what that icon was and a couple of people saying that is what it was. If it bothers you I think you can go into BatteryDoctorPro's settings and take it off of the whitelist.
 
I think that it has something to do with BatteryDoctorPro not killing the app when it kills all running apps, or something like that, but I do not have that tweak so I cannot say for sure. I just remember someone else on this forum wondering what that icon was and a couple of people saying that is what it was. If it bothers you I think you can go into BatteryDoctorPro's settings and take it off of the whitelist.

great! i really appreciate your help! i left the iPod at home but as soon as I get home i will look into that, THANKS A LOT!
 
I think that it has something to do with BatteryDoctorPro not killing the app when it kills all running apps, or something like that, but I do not have that tweak so I cannot say for sure. I just remember someone else on this forum wondering what that icon was and a couple of people saying that is what it was. If it bothers you I think you can go into BatteryDoctorPro's settings and take it off of the whitelist.



you can now drag the icon up in the NC or the SB widget to add or remove it to the whitelist.

additionally, you can drag it down to terminate it altogether.
 
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