Version:           0.80.2 (using 4.3.2 (KDE 4.3.2), Debian packages)
Compiler:          cc
OS:                Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.31.5

occasionally i get a popup saying "user XXXXX has added you to his contact list" (or to that effect.). it's not displayed what protocol or account the message refers to, but from the username i infer it must be icq.

this poses two questions:
- in my icq account i have enabled "Require authorization before someone can add you to their contact list". and, yet, i never get such an request. how is it possible, that someone can add my nevertheless?
- where do i disable at least tha popup? the information as such is useless, because i can't do anything about that, but it usually interrupts my work. the only entry somewhat close is "A service message has been received (e.g. authorization request)", which is far to broad -- if someone indeed _requests_ authorization, i need to see taht of course. but i don't need these mere informational messages, when yet another icq spammer has done something.