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Auto refresh in Settings for Blinkfeed is greyed out

November 24, 2013 T Leave a comment

This got a pretty simple solution.

Turn ON Auto sync under Settings > Accounts & Sync, since Auto sync is the “engine” for all such sync and auto refresh things.

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