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  • If it sends you out to a website then you come back, you have to log in all over again. That is just like the old version, and kind of lame.

  • Dear Verizon, your network is great; everything else pretty much sucks. This app changes nothing.

  • You’ve only used 11 MB in the past week??? Most of us go through that in a couple of minutes. I’m not saying we’re all streaming porn on our phones, but I’m not, not saying it also.

  • It finally works, I was able to pay my bill using it today! First time ever it didn’t have a problem with my username or password

  • It looks like it’s meant for feature phones. Cmon Verizon. Get Your Droid Ad people design this.

  • Im not a fan of Verizon as well..but some of you seem you just like to bitch just for the sake of bitching. How can you not find this app useful. If you wanna complain about a upgrade fee or a service charge go right ahead..but give it a break sometimes.

  • As a monk I can contest without a doubt the old version was frustrating…..

  • Anybody else having an issue where they have to log into it every single time you open it? Shouldn’t it know what phone I’m on?

    •  It should.  Mine doesn’t either.  I HATE that I have to sign in every time I use it.

    • Only thing I kept when I moved to CM9, useful to keep an eye on how much data I’m running up, I’ve got unlimited, so I got to 20 gigs last month, it’s great fun!

  • So that’s what my extra $30 went to… App Development to something they have provided for years that never worked very well.  “Hey guys we fixed / made better this bloatware app so give us $30 more”. A-HOLES!

    • It’s actually the only app they should have installed on your phone. Life is about choice, big red isn’t the only player in the game. If you don’t like them, go enjoy one of the others, then let’s see how much more you can sound like a little bitch.

        • I’m just giving you a hard time, but seriously understand not wanting all the BS apps, but the my Verizon one is actually useful now that it works.

      •  Why the F can’t we remove Blockbuster. They’re all but a memory at this point. Would love to see the #’s of how many people actually use BBuster on their phones. Probably less than 5% of all users.
        Maybe Android could create a bloat folder called Blocksbuster & move all the bloat to it so we can remove it this garbage taking up space

        • I am so tired of people bitchin’ about so called “bloatware” that doesn’t run in the background.  Do you actually realize how little space the Blockbuster app takes up?  It is 396KB or about .4 MB on my phone and it is installed on the internal system partition that is not writable unless you root your phone anyway.  I have 8GB internal space on my rather old Droid 2 Global split into 6.5 GB user and 1.5GB system and I still have 3.5 GB free despite having well over 500 apps installed.  Blockbuster is only a drop in the bucket and it isn’t even the same bucket the rest of your user apps are in.

          The only thing that I consider actual “bloatware” are apps that run in the background consuming resources and you can’t get rid of them.

  • Basically the community should consider this malware … can we get it listed on the major mobile AV products as such?    🙂

  • I just decided to check the update out when I saw this and it caused my phone to restart when I tried to load the data usage details.

  • It came out a while ago, but haven’t updated cause I don’t know why they need to read my contact data or modify/delete my USB storage and contents.  I’ll pass

    • The only thing worse than bloatware is bloatware with privacy/security issues.  I don’t need or want any of Verizon’s apps, nor do I want to be frequently harrassed about updates being available for them, especially when I have security privacy concerns about the updates.

      I’m doing my best to avoid rooting if for no other reason than I grew tired of tinkering with ROMs on my OG Droid, but BS like this might push me into it.

  • Sorry, I can’t see information for anything other than the main device on my account (which is a suspended MiFi), so this is worse than useless for me since I can’t change devices. I don’t know how you have the 3 dots next to your phone number. Mine has nothing there.

  • This was updated over a week ago. It’s still ugly, slow, and doesn’t follow any ICS design conventions. It would be an awesome app, if it was still 2010 and running on Froyo.

        • Actually, the “nexus version” linked to above clearly states “My Verizon – Galaxy Nexus”. There is also a non Galaxy Nexus version that can’t be installed on the G-Nex.

    • I still think Froyo was a beautiful thing. Infinitely easier to root, still runs wireless tether without VZW butting into GB & Beyond. Had it ROM’ed on my D2 until yesterday when my GNex arrived.

      • Still running good old rooted Froyo on my D2G as well.  I see no need to go to GB until I get a brand new phone running ICS or later.

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