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Google+ keeps enabling itself a few days after I disable it. What could cause this?

The only way I know this is happening is because I keep getting a market update notification for G+.
 

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By disable, do you mean you go to your apps & stop it? G+ will run in the background from time to time. You can go to Accounts & Sync, select your account & un-sync G+. That should cut down the times it runs in the background.
 
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By disable, do you mean you go to your apps & stop it? G+ will run in the background from time to time. You can go to Accounts & Sync, select your account & un-sync G+. That should cut down the times it runs in the background.
Nope. I go to Settings>>apps>>all apps>>Google+>>disable.

I did this again this morning. I bet in the next day or two it will enable itself again.

EDIT: I just enabled G+, unchecked the sync, and then disabled G+ again. We will see..
 
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Guess what?!?! The play store now wants to update G+ again. Is there anyway to disable this permanently?
 

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Its going to keep doing that as long as it's installed. Un-syncing can cut down the resources it uses. But until you update it, it's going to keep prompting you to do so. Unless you uninstall it

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Its going to keep doing that as long as it's installed. Un-syncing can cut down the resources it uses. But until you update it, it's going to keep prompting you to do so. Unless you uninstall it

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When I disable G+, play store no longer wants to update. A day later and it wants to update and the app is now enabled in settings.
 
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