Removing Google Latitude ?

[Guest Rosz]

It seems that Google latitude is trying to connect frequently and runs one service in background.

Is there any way to remove Google latitude. I've read that is is a part of Google maps and etc?

I guess it could be possible with the rm command from the shell.

Thanks

[Guest goatee]

It seems that Google latitude is trying to connect frequently and runs one service in background.

Is there any way to remove Google latitude. I've read that is is a part of Google maps and etc?

I guess it could be possible with the rm command from the shell.

Thanks

I just tried to uninstall Latitude and it uninstalled the updated Maps downloaded from the market. . . Use Autostarts to prevent it starting of its own accord?

[Guest Rosz]

I just tried to uninstall Latitude and it uninstalled the updated Maps downloaded from the market. . . Use Autostarts to prevent it starting of its own accord?

Even if you stop it from loading at boot. I will start soon or later ...have to remove it B) ...but how without affecting the Google Maps

[Guest goatee]

Even if you stop it from loading at boot. I will start soon or later ...have to remove it B) ...but how without affecting the Google Maps

I'm not convinced that's possible. They seem to be very tightly integrated. The solution could be to use Brut - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=630887

[Guest Rosz]

I'm not convinced that's possible. They seem to be very tightly integrated. The solution could be to use Brut - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=630887

Looks good...my problem is that enabled the "latitude" options and I want ti rid of it B) . I will try Brut. Thanks :)

[Guest goatee]

Looks good...my problem is that enabled the "latitude" options and I want ti rid of it B) . I will try Brut. Thanks :)

Ok, otherwise, you can sign out of latitude in Google Maps, which should prevent it starting or checking your location.

[Guest meinnit]

I had this problem. Latitude would use CPU even though I had disabled it. Turns out that if you have ever enabled Latitude on the phone before, it will do stuff in the background regardless of whether it's enabled or not. Solution was to uninstall and re-install Maps and never to enable Latitude again! Fixed my issue B)